Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-06-15

G. j. Anderson, of Cody, was il
town the first of the week.
Robert McGeer's saloon is being
adorned with a new porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Pollen came
up from their ranch on Sand Creel
Monday.
G. w. Burge, of Mccain, was
transacting business in Valentine
last Tuesday.
P. H. Young was in town Tues
day and stayed over night to help
initiate A. II. Stees into the Ma
sonic lodge.
The Valentine Cornet Band has
been engaged to render music at
Norfolk for the celebration on the
3rd and 4th of July.
James G.. Dahlman returned
from Washington, d. c., Tuesday
morning. He was accompanied
by Congressman Kinkaid.
Rev. Edgar D. Clark, former
pastor of the Presbyterian church
of this city, but now of Gordon.
is visiting friends in Valentine
this week.
| Mrs. Eden Sparks, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. John
| Whittemore, were down from Cody
the fore part of the week visiting
friends and relatives.
Pete DeCory was down from his
ranch on the reservation the first
of the week. He says he never
saw grass so good before, and in
tends to cut a lot of upland hay.
G. L. Rainbolt, of Gold Hill,
New Mexico, was in town Monday
settling up the estate of his broth
er, w. j. Rainbolt, who was MUIR
dered northeast of town last fall.
Ben Bachelor, of Kennedy, was
in the city Tuesday. He says the
grass was never better in the sand
hills and if it only stops raining
now there will be an extra large
hay crop.
Archie NJ. Smith, of Davenport,
Nebr., is now holding the night
operator job at this place. He
is worthy young gentleman and
we are pleased to welcome him to
our town.
Many fishing parties have left
town for the lakes. They, in most
cases, report an excellent run of
luck. Roscoe Fischer and Mark
Stuart got run home by mosquitoes
after fishing one day.
Alfred Lewis and Miss Inez
Pettycrew have returned from
school at Lincoln. Alfred is study
ing medicine at the university,
and Miss Pettycrew is taking
music at the Wesleyan.
Monday night the Degree of
Honor entertained at Fraternal
hall in honor of Miss Brown who
leaves today for Kearney where
she has been selected as one of the
instructors in the new state normal.
Frank Day gave a dance in
Honey's hall at Woodlake last Fri
day night. Ice cream and cake
were served throughout the eve
ming. A. H. Stees and p. II.
Young went down from Valentine
and re port fine time.
In the parlors of the First ME.
parsonage, in this city, Monday
afternoon, June 9Th Mr.. Clinton
Loucks and Miss Ada UIrick, both
of Lead City, were united in mar
riage, Rev. NJ. A. Head officiating.
These are bright young people and
their friends wish them a pleasant
pilgrimage along the pathway of
life.-Lead Daily Call.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Hans Ulrick and wife of this
city and is we'll known here. THE
DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
Cloyd Quigley returned from
attending school at Bellevue Col
lege last Saturday morning. He
says that he's we'll satisfied with |
Bellevue college and intends to re-
turn next fall. Bellevue college is
a department of the Univer-
sity of Omaha and is ranked the
leading college of the state. A
degree from Bellevue requires as
much ability and hard work as a
degree from the University of Ne
braska. Several from Valentine