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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-27
Eoli3eilt9ss.

Die eneuli3 berb tete n
Witolieber oes literarii&en Clubs on
Der eSnoiana Mps., puroen i'm poliaeis
seri6te nit ie $40 nsbf Soften befraft.
Mlihuel WeQs, Der gantbaltsr, tuuros
nit $50 nebf Soften beba6t. Ser
&i9ter mar augenideinli9 Der anF4t
oaB Die Nsser, M6rteltrd9er, Staa-
tne9te uip.. ms6r mil oem Stuoium
bss 2artens unb @hrfelipieles, wie
nit Sbateipsars fi6 bei9dftigt 6atten.
gbtparb G6eeran aus gri.
fOl, Conn.,, tpuroe bur6 ben poli3iffen
Mrnbel oer6aftet, neil er einem Jreunoe
bas our Serfteuuug elmer Cigarette no-
t6ige papier CAB.
Gin Nsqer, Der fib beim 5auis
Der Jrau 9eO. 9. Sanis, No. 800 gtOro
gnf=StraBe in berod4tiesr Wsiie gu
f5affsn ma9ts, itsbt i'm geroa4te.
bort sinen Seppi9 fi6 angesignet gu
5aben.
So6n Wills BON go. 124
glorb Nrlin9tOnsIDsnue tuuros I'm
mebrsrs neue ansh9e befOblen.
.. 6. Wec@all. go. 2716
Of WaI6ineton StraBe pobnbaft,
mslOste, oaB ieiner Wo1nang burd
@inbre9er Elm geiu9 abgefattst wuroe.
Sa aber teine Wertbsegenftdnoe Der-
mibt psrbsn, nimmt man on, bob BIZ
unssbetensn Sdifs beri9eu9t purbsn.
Samss Srats, Der bor 9ursem
in Of ct. 2Ouis berbaftet unb untsl
8eroa9t, Die pofoffics in Sboals.
Sno., beraubt 3u 6aben, sebaltsr
wuroe, III ssfern nod SnoianapOli:
sebrndt unb bier benz SsfdnsniB tibsr'
esbsn tuoroen.
Sas. % aosmort6, Elm Stra'
Benba6n.@Onouetsur, go. 1905 Sf
10. strnBe tpobnbaft, unb Sobn lbl
Elm S&anttelnsr, BON go. 464 Sat
gnpitOl=Nbenus. tpurben uegen S9ie'
Bsns innerbalb Der Staotsren3en per
baftet.
Grbin gtamb bers tpiro I'D
auf Die Intla9e bes Gleinbiebfta6ls 81
berantworten babsn. gr iff bsi4uI'
oigt. 5rau D. 3. Samsiun, go. lO24
Norb pennfplpaniasStraBe, In berei
9ienfen er FanS. sins 6anbtaf@s iinl
sinen 5anbtoffer gefto6Isn gu baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-27

2afapette, 27. Npril. NuI
bic bon 4auflsuten aussesebsnsn War.
nunsen bin, oaB Die @reen Srabine
Stamp So. tuegen finan3isller 3nifig.
teitsn ibr WaarenIassr nod elmer ans
bsrsn etabt bin su berleget eebsnte,
sri9isnen i'm Iei9dfte oerisIben ettpo
bunbert Wldnner, 6rauen unb 3inber,
bic t9 bic I'm @sf3dfte ausgeHeItsr
Waaren aneianeten. WieIe Der Ga&er
tsurben ourd bic bsiorsten BeRber be,
Srabing Stamps s.rbro9en unb BE-
iddoigt unb innsrbaIb elmer balber
Stunbe mar bas borber nit @aarer
sefalIts 2aser faft b6llis lsersel9leppi,
petersburg, 26. Npril. Sobr
M5el. etn Is Sabre alter 2nabe aus
gladburn. einem fleinsn 6lsden, brs
Weilen n6roli& bon bieler @tabt
wurbe sefern, als ct auf einen 3ul
gu iprinasn periu9ts, fOfort s.t6btst
Der 3nabe fiel atpif4sn bic Waseon!
unb iein aopf tuuros In fhr9tsrli9el
@eiis aermalmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-27
6tnnbreider Mniitabenb
Das S6lubsGOn5er oes Deut-
iAen Club uno 11Iulifz
Dereins.
WOrsiigltGe Darbtetungem
erfreuen Die SeSud)er.

Ser 9roBe 9on3ertIaaI beg SeutI9en
Sauies mar 9eifern Ibenb Big gum lsB-
ten plaBe 9efhat, aalt es bod, benz
S9luB 9on3ert Der SaiIon bei3u=
tpobnen.
Gin rei9baltiees unb Invertebrates
pro9ramm mar fur bas 3onssrt ss.
wd6lt wOroen. 3par tonnten einige
Der programmuummsrn ni9t gum
gortrag selangen neil Grau 8. 6.
Whalon, tuel6e Die Solopartisn oarin
iibernommen bate, berbinbert mar an=
tueienb gu iein, absr oas prOsramm
bot 10 biel oes S96nen, baB bic 2ade
our@aus ni6t fhblbar mar, unb man
erfreute fi9 umiumsbr Der bsrrli9en
@OItsliebsr, tpel9e Der Dtuiit=@erein
10 treffi6 3u @eb6r 6ra9te.
Gin gang befonberes SntereKs tpuroe
Der Ordeiter Summer Ouberture
2eonOre go. 8 bon geeibobsn sntgegen.
9ebra9t. Sieies berrli9e Wuftthd,
wel4es bem @omponifen 10 punberbar
gsluneen mar, purbe in tberraIdenb
DortreHli9er Weiie uieoerssssben.
Bir esbsn pobl ni9t febl, penn
mir bemerfsn, baB ss bic bette 2eifnng
bes Srdefers in Der bereangsnsn
Saiion mar.
Der rauI9snoe gsifal bss pIbli=
tums bantte benz 9irisenten uno ieis
nen Wuftern far ben geud9rten
8enuB.
Cine isbr tii9tias 2siituns tuarsn
ReeitatiOn uno Irie aus vS6nisin bon
Saba, bon Serrn Orbille Sarrolb
unb oem Or9eiter Oorsetragen. 9err
Sarrolb mar borsiisli1 BET Gtimme
unb bas OrGefer In engiter Jabluns
NIT ibm. Der 8ortras fanb 10 entbus
faitiI9en geifnll, oaB 5err 9arrolb
ni9t umbin fonnte, nit elmer Sreins
gabe au banfen.
Der Samsn9or sei9nete fa bur9
ben gortrag Die Splpben bon
Sa9mann, besleitet bonn Ordefer, aus
unb ernteie rei9eR, tpobberbisnten Bei=
fall.
geicnbers senuBrei9 aber tuaren bic
bonn Mdnner9or borgetragenen Sieber
uWa9t3auber" bon StOr9 unb vam
grhnnele" bon 2inblar.
Ia9bem bas Or9sfer bic berloden.
ben 8eiien Der Straub'f8en vMn bsr
ft0nen blauen Sonau" 9eipie!t batte,
fanb bas senuBreibe CONCERT nit bem
9ortras pSarrnlo, bon 2rug Walo-
ice, in tpeldem Serr Tea bas Senor'
eOIo In sefdQigsr Weiis sur porais.
li9en Or9eitermufit fang, ieiner
Ibi9luB.
gta9 benz @Onasrt fano elm frDb'
li9er Sana tatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-27
Silfe tuurae abselebat.

Streeant paulieG, Der geffern bor
Coroner Sutepiler feline NusIagen
ma9ts, iast, baB er fur3 bor 7 l1br on
Der Raionic 6alIs Ooriiberging unb bab
er bort cine Inaabl 3situngstrdaer fab.
Ct fraste ben bie aufF9t fti9renben
Wann, OBJ er Ollie n6tbig babe unb
bieier lebnte bieislbe NIT benz 1emsrtsn
ab, baB CT senhgenb 2eute bon ben
3eitunsen babe. paulien 9ine bann
Ianefam meter bali9 mad Der Station.
yoli5iit guniolus ma&te dbnIi&e 9us'
faeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-27
Saber Sob.

Wm. s. WiIfOn, s25 eho Miiiouri
etr.. IS Sabre alt, III gefern einem
6er3f9lase erlesen. am Wittag hatte
ct nod rs9t ber3baft segeien unb ct
f9ien au9 ionit bei gutter @efunobeit aa
iein, unb feine Mn3si4en sines llnwobl'
ieins tuurben bemerft, Bis er Abeubs
tobt umfanf.
Wilion III ein alter Weteran bonn /.
Snhiana WpIunteer.N Ns9tme1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-27
Snbianapplis, Snb, Dpnnertas, 81. gpril 1905
3ur 8sfdmpfans Der S9winS=
iaht
Ersten Ier;te unb Stabt6eamte in Se'
ratbung.


Sie FIR aefiern Nbenb einberufene
gsriammlung, In wsl9er besasli9 Der
gsbunoluns i6uinoia9tigsr patienten
gsialhhe gefabt tueroen iOllten, wurbe
unter gOrfb bon Or. &eper in Der
Office oes Wapors abgebalten. ger'
fdieoene bee anweienben Ner3te bielten
Inipra9en, uel4e alle barin iibers
einffimmten, bab unter Die drmeren
gOltstlaien, benen &einIittsit. Gi6t
uno 2uft mangeln, S&Dinbiu9t am
bdufigiteu auftritt unb baB geraoe in
oieien drmeren Gamilieu Die 4nifed-
unesgefabr cine erbbsre III. Or. 2eene.
Der fdotif6e 8siunbbeitsbeamte, ieigte
bic Stao.tarte bes Geiunobeitsamtss
Dor, auf uel9sr bic beri6iebenen WObs
nungen, in tpel9er tpdbreno oes ber.
fOiienen Sabres 5amilien mit9lieoer on
Der S9wiubiu4t farben, uno er mics
barauf BIN, baB in ben SiItriften.
pel9e blot bebaut uno bon ben drmeren
2suten beppbnt fnb, au9 bic metiten
S9winbiuGtsfdae 9emeloet purben.
Die srobe Wsbrsa6l Der Spre9er bes
abenbs bsi9rdntte fia portuiegeno auf
tbeorstifde >Nbbanblunsen, ein3elns
gum 3isle fibrsnbe 8uri9ldge wurben
uorgebrabt.
Or. Courtney ma9te ben 0orf6lae,
benz 9ispsniariumsfabs sinsn arst
bsiaufisen, Der fi9 ausi9lieBli9 nit
S9pinbiu6tsfranten bef6dftise, obne
bic Srant6eit brett 3u bebanbeIn.
Sie pfi9t beHslbsn iole bauptiddli6
bic isin, In Sduiern, wsl9e S9pino'
il9ti9s bsberbersen, uuf Sea1tuns
ianitdrer &eeeln uip. 81 a1ten,
Wapor SolBman tbeilte bic 9ranter
In 3tpei 9luTsn elm, Die 5silbaren UNI
bic rnbeilbarsn iinb ipra9 feline anfi9t
babin aus, baB teins unbeilbarsn
Rranten in ben beri9iebenen Soipi.
tdlern aufgencmmeu ueroen foaten.
bieis ieisn ausf9lisblid our 8s5anolunq
II
beilbarer 3ranter beiiimmt, feiner I'm.
fat na4 iolltsn ale unbeilbaren 4ran.
Ten, fals biefelben ni6t i'm eisener
Seime bebanoelt weroen tbnnten, mad
benz Irmsnbauie seianbt ueroen, banr
tonne man fi9 Der beilbaren S9minb'
ia9tisen aud beRer annebmsn. Seinei
9lnfi4t nod folle bas @ountb Elm Sn.
titut far S9winoii9tige erbausn, osl
Stabt fsble es au fol9sm unternebmer
an benz n6tbisen @sloe.
: gr iprad fi9 au9 in turasn Worter
iiber bic erit tiir3lih bur9 bic 9eiunb
; beitsbeb6rbe sema9ten gntbsdunsen IT
ben billisen 2osirbdniern Der Weifeit
: aug, no 1870 Heute in einem ein
: 3igen 3immer @Obn- uno S9lafauar
} there eebabt batten. 9lls befes Wittel
lh. ein @ntiieben Der Gdwinbiu9t 81
oerbinoern, betra9tet er bic &einli9
teit unb bieis iole nit @etpalt ersuun
{ gen weroen, falls man bisielbe mid
{ auf anbere Weiie er3ielsn fbnne. g
i9lOB feline Rebe nit ben @ortsn
.Wir mOllsn @sinliatsit unb Elm Ssber
E Der fi9 berielben wiberisbt, ben folt
1 man CUR Stabt binausiagen." Gin
+ 3tpeite Wsriammlung, gu tpel9er Gin
: laoungen ausgeianot tperoen folen
4 tpirb In 2iirss einbsrufen perben.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
Levy EXrHrsiOn Rates to San
Francisco and LD~ Angeles.

Via the North Western Line, will
be 10 effect from all stations April
10 TO IA, inclusive, with favorable
return limits, On account of Meet.
ing Woodmen of the a orld Two
fast trains to California daily. "The
Overland Limited" electric lighted
tn, oughout), less than three days
en- route. Another fast train is
'The California Express" with
drawing room and tourist sleeping
cars. For rates, tickets, etc., apply
to agents Chicago & North West
ern R'y. 104
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
No Election This Year.

The biennial election bill, house
roll 235, passed the senate yester-
day morning The three compan-
ion bills shifting odd year elections
to the time of electing the state
ticket were also passed. State or
county officers hold over another
year whose terms expired next fall.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

al bank stock and old magazines
llk" ch"i"e music Geo Tacp
we'll has established his reputation
a. an ductipil.tr AMI can come as
near hypnntizing crowd as John
Edward O'SuIIivan Addicks did
the Boston gas officials, if you'll
only advertise your sale and get
him the crowd.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

Now is the time to build that
fence around your farm. If you
want the best Glidden & Baker barb
wire or good field fencing call on
Red Front Mere. Co. They can
furnish you what you want for the
same and less money than you
would have to pay for cheaper
brands of wire fence.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

Report Of Ward district, No. q;
Number of pupils enrolled, Is;
those neither absent nor tardy
du, ing the month are Mary, John
AMI Edwin House, and Arthur
Hooper. No hardness, except one
morning, for the past five weeks.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
Catholic Church Announce
ment.

Next Sunday no services will be
held here. Mass will be said here
on Sunday, April 9th. The Rev.
Rather Perrig of St. Francis Mis-
sion will be here on that day to
hear the confessions of those who
make their Easter duty. Notice
the change.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
Stallion For Trade.

l will trade my registered stall
lion for horses or cattle. He is
coming 3 years old and weighs
400 pounds. I have his pedigree
and he is as fine a specimen as one
would like to see.
EDWARD LEWIS,
4 Wood Lake, Neb.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
Low Rates to St. Louis. Mo,

Via the North western Line. Elk
cursion tickets will be sold on May
Is to %, inclusive, limited to return
until May a, inc usive, on account
of National Baptist Anniversaries.
Apply to agents Chicago & North.
western R'y. 118
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

Strayed from my ranch about
Oct. 1, 1904, one roam bull coming
3 years old, branded T oxyoke con-
nected ond left hip and Y lazy D
:
connected on left side. 81
D. NJ. SEARS. Kennedy, Neb.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
Town Herd.

We will begin herding the town
COWS about April 1st. Terms will
be the same as last year. Thank
ing you for past favors, we re-
spectfuily solicit continuance of
your patronage.
65 WILDER & GANOw.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

High grade Galloway Bulls, 2
to ) years old, for sale. Also two
Thoroughbred's. For further in
formation inquire at this Office. 13
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

misunderstanding ane
plain sewing.
9 Miss JESSIE HAYTER.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30


he Is ,ulbilng .,nicI j. yrnLlu wali,
Here are some of the sales made
by the Ludwig Lumber Co. the
past week on John Deere nipple
mentS:
Zen Hobson. Valentine . L Cultivator
Myron Gogswell .. /"
Jonn Day, ~ oodlake.. i wagon, suky
lister. piOw, lever harrow and
disc harrow.
X. Travis. st. Marys Mission, cult
yator
A. F. Brown Crookston. lister and
pillow
John NOVak, Britt ... sulky lister
John Grooms, Sparks 81 sulky lister
Geo, Foster, Valentine . disc harr.w
ID. A. Melton do
Nels Pollen :. DO
w. L. brOsiuS do
and buggy.
Mat House g lever harrow
John Hittle, Penbrook do
1t pays to advertise. Let TIE
DEMOCRAT hunt up customers for
what you have to sell. 1t pays to
hunt customers. II you DOM the
other fellow viii and you'll be
sorry. The customer is also pleas
ed, for it brings him face to face
with a bargain and both are pleas
ed. One wants to sell, another
wants to buy.
G. V. Thorn drove down from
Rosebud last week and took the
next morning train for Lincoln to
consult a specialist for ear trouble.
A few days previous he had sud-
denly become deaf, and fearing
that he had LOST his hearing he was
very much alarmed as to his con-
dition. He was able to hear a lit
tie Thursday evening, but having
been deaf ia one ear fGr 20 years
had formed hapii II catching
words aud sentences from a speak
er by the shape of the mouth in
articulating, he was able to get
along fairly we'll in conversation.
At Lincola Mr. Thorn found
specialist who discovered the cause
of his recent deafness in his good
ear to be a decayed bone of the ear
drum which had fallen, obstructing
the waves Of sound from the tym-
panum to the cochlea. The spec
ialist removed this bone and Mr..
Thorn returned Monday evening
minis the malleus or anvus of his
good ear bat can hear better than
for some time previous. He re-
ports his fathers family in good
health and all doing we'll.
Maxwell, a coIored man who has
been Capt. Cronin's striker' for
about year past, hung himself
asst Friday morning in the wood
she'd. Maxwell had gotten up as
usual Friday morning. built the
fires and went to the cooks door
20 call Nary" a colored girl who |
was employed as cook. MAXWELL
,alled to her as he k nocKed on her
loor, good by Mary, I'm going
% kill rayself.' Mary had prob
IDLY heard these threats before
md paid little attention to him.
About five minutes later Maxwell
vas found dangling at the end of a
'ope in the wood shed. He had
)iled up boxes and trunks as
platform, and, after putting the
'Ope around his neck and over the
ALTERS of the wood shed, he kick
ID his platform over and was there
ranging when found but a moment
Lfter life bad become extinct. He
lad done his work weIl-perhaps
better than he intended. tits said
hat Maxwell had become infatu-
ted with Mary who was the apple
If his eye, and because she didn't
are for him he thought he could
lot live without her.
The sale OF the effects Of the late
\. Z. Thacher in front of the old
First National bank building re-
suited in drawing several hundred
persons together.from town and
he surrounding country, each
lager for something that they
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30
Sparks Quills.

Sparks QuiIls.
Mr.. Geyer went to town Mon
day.
VIM. Allen went to town Mon
day.
VIM. Grady went to town Sat-
urday.
Henry Grooms went to town
the first of the week.
Mr.. Copeland went down to
Norden Saturday on business.
Our merchant, Mr.. Callen, went
to town Monday for supplies.
Thad Jelly has a colt with a
broken leg, kicked by another
horse.
Sparks is building right along
Last week Judge SsilIwelI. Deacon
Schatzthauer and Walter John
ston moved in
NJ Alien. who wa crippled NJ
in 2 runaw9v about mpptn AGO.
We are Glad to report l. fairl, on
the road to recovery.
Eagle and Porcupine will get all
the news from this part as the one
goes overhead while the other
takes the ground for it.
Mrs. Kuskie and Miss Starr
went to town Saturday. Miss
Starr closed a successful term of
school at Highland the 9th.
Porcupine lost his mule. Guess
he loped off with Joahnn Hoch.
Hoch wont get no life insurance
on dat mule. Better hab his own
insured. = "A
Mrs. Rosa BreachbiIl and father
Mat Jelly went to town Monday. |
Mr.. Jelly will build on the table
this spring and has a nice frame
house already started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, of Norden, |
went up to Valentine. Mr.. Logan
his little boy who has been |
crippled for long time so he
could not walk, is able to be about |
now under the treatment Of Dr..
Dwyer Of Bonesteel
John Owens found a fortune in
l lead mine out at. the sale Thurs
lay It was in the form Of billy,
lbnnt six inches long and tapn ed
rom about four inches around at:
,np end down to about the size of
| mans little finger at the other.
John don't like the looks of such
Kings. especially when they are
coming at him.
Thadeous jelly, Of Sparks, had
he misfortune of having an eve
lurt Friday while sharpening his
fisk, He went to Ft. Niobrara
sunday and DR.. Brown found a
small piece of steel had penetrated
he outer coat of the eye. He gave
Chad some medicine to ease the
pain and will! remove the steel
bout Wednesday.
The entertainment given at the
Highland school house Friday
light by the Highland literary
ociety in honor of Miss Starr was
! grand success. The school house
vas crowded, and then some. A
inc program was carried out
which was arranged for the oc-
:asion. After the program was
inished a committee of two was
appointed by Chairman Grooms
o act as judges. The judges were .
Miss Laura Tillson of Pembroke
nd Miss Pearl Jelly of Sparks,
hese two selecting Martha Grooms
# Penbrook as the third Judge.
Then 10! and behold. such stack
# fine cakes you never saw. The
Judges pronounced Mrs. S. G.
iordens cake the prettiest, and
With due ceremony they presented
he same to Miss Starr, the only
We believe, she received
Turing the evening. Ice cream
nd cake were served and every
,OAv on Ovod nicn tip,o
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

A full supply OF fresh new
garden seeds have just been re-
ceived by the Red Front Nero. Co.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

A full line of Pipe, Pumps, Cylin-
ders, Pipe Fitting, etc. are sold by
the Red Front Mere. Co.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-30

ore Ocat .

Miss Laura Seger came up from
Nels Rowley's Manday to visit a
few days with her uncle f. NJ.
Seger and wife before they 90 to
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Logan, of
Norden, we're Valentine visitors
the first of this week at the home
of Mrs. Shore. Mr.. Logan is the
Norden banker.
On March 9th L. C. Sparks
gave his daughter Helen shares
in the Valentine B. & L. for a
birthday present. This will be q
$1,000 cash in about 10 years.
Rev. Wells family, consisting
of a wife and three children, NOV
ed into the Episcopal rectory
Tuesday. Glad to welcome them
to our city. They came here from
Schuyler, Neb., Saturday.
If you have a drive to make or
a team to feed, call on Shepard
Bros. Your teams will be prop
erly cared for. They have good
rigs, good horses and right prices.
Give them a call.
10 SHEPPARD Bros. Prop.
l.. II. Perkins called at orr Of
flee last Thursday, just as we were
going to press with samples Of his
Pingree seed potatoes which we
placed III our Office window for
inspection Mr. Perkins asks us
to pHt'a Local in our parnr telling
the :lcOplr 'uat he has seed pnta-
toes for sale.
Miss Leora West, of Woodlake,
entertained about twenty-five
guests at her home Saturday eve
ming in honor of her birthday.
Games of various kinds were play
ed, followed by dainty refresh
ments and a jolly time was reported
by all who were present. The
following from Valentine were in
attendance: Misses Bertha Har-
vey, Nellie Easley, Bertha Gaskill
and Ethel Sherman; Messrs. Ros-
coe Fischer, Rollin Robinson, |
Floyd Pettycrew and Wallace Nc
Donald.
Last Thursday evening the citi-
zens of Valentine held a caucus in
the court room to nominate three |
for the village council |
which resulted in the unanimous !
choice of Geo. Elliott and Charles |
Sparks renominated, and Gus !
Carlson was chosen in place of Joe
Yeast. Since no other candidates
were nominated the citizens ticket
is the only one in the field and the
are practically elected
without the formaIity Of an cleo
ton which only adds expense and
time to iegaIize the nominations of
Thursday night.
Ludwig Lumber Co. got q car
of lumber last week from Texas.
which is the lowest shipping rate
of any lumber districts, being 45c
per cwt. The lumber cost S99.32
and the freight On the same was
F252.77. The railroads get the
biggest share of profits on every
thing shipped and they are getting
more oppressive each year. A car
of lumber shipped from Puget
Sound to southern Michigan goes
at the rate of Csc per cwt. From
the same point to Valentine the
railroads charge 76c per cwt.,
though this is less than half the
distance to Mich. These are facts
as given US by Mr.. Sparks.
The third division of the high
school entertainments was held
Friday evening in the N. E.
church and was greeted by a large
audience. The entire program
was a success and much credit is
due the class for the creditable
in which each declaimed.
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almost everything which the ladies
suggested doing themselves for the i'm
provement OF the city. The club has
been commended for It's work In put
ting up anii-expectorating signs which
seem 10 large extent 90 have the
desired effect Projects are under
way to arrange for placing benches In
the attractive public localities and the
Improvement OF the condition OF the
Hillside cemetery Is under consldera-
tion. Further efforts have been made
TO locate a dumblng ground. but with
out result. The interests Of the mem.
bers OF the committee In their work
has been commendable. There still
remains large sum at their disposal
for this work
The general club membership num-
bers SIS. Several have withdrawn their
names and seven new ones have been
added. The financial condition OF the
club Is at rather a low ebb. owing
largely TO the carelessness OF club
members TO pay their dues. A little
thoughtfulness In this respect Is urged
on club members.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-28

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