LIVE STOCK
WIND STORM and TORNADO
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FIRE and LIGHTNING
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Life
Insurance
On Men and Women
A protection in case of
death, an investment if
you live, collateral in your
hour of need. The kind
you don't have to die to
beat.
Tornado
and Cyclone
The past week has shown
Western Nebraska within
the Cyclone belt. Better
let the Insurance Com
panies carry this risk.
I Fire and
Lightning
Lightning is a prolific
cause of loss to Ranchers
and Farmers.
Every Known Kind of Insurance
GRAY & GUTHRIE
The Insurance Men
FVont Rooms Over All!
National Bank
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Combined Assets of Companies Represented Exceed
$630,000,000.00
Office open at all hours, whether to write new
business, adjust claims or pay losses
Accident
Insurance
Accidents will happen. It
costs but a trifle, to insure
your time against loss.
Live Stock
Insurance
We write an animal in
surance policy on high
grade horses and cattle
against death from any
cause.
Bonds
Don't ask your friends
to sign your bond, we
furnish these at a' nomi
nal cost.
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LIFE
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BONDS
ACCIDENT
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
Kulin Bchocnuurn & Co., M. E. Smith & Co..
Xi. W. Ki'ndull Hoot & Slioo Co., Kvmppr
Hundley AcMtilloiiuld Dry Goods Co., J. Ii.
Ilrudy &CV. Itunilium Ilunna Munger tc Co.,
American Hand Sowed Miuo Co., Clumrnl
Ituua & Co., Friend Hrotlii'l UlotliiiiK Co..
llnbt. KniusoCo., Uoniluy J: Olmsted, l)avld
Adier As Bonn ClotliliiK Co., Hlrsli IClson & Co.,
.loseph IkMfeld & Uo.. IlLTinun Itros.. Strom
bei-K Krau & Co.. GlcM'-eke & Oo Ot-i.'o
OlovoCo., Abel JJucli Trunk Co., Itodimili
llros , Tlio Kockfoid Siihpuudi'r Co., uefuud
unts, will tnljo nollec Una on tho lUlidny of
April, lSi'.O, Murtlia E. K-bs uiul Ai.zor lto,.s,
plulntltr herein tiled tliulr petition In the Dis
trict Court of Hox Hutto County, NcforusWii,
against said defendants the object and pniyor
of which aro to have satisfied and cancelled
of record u morticaso In the sum of $11, two &2,
dated May 28,- 1HW. and upon thu Nurthuait
Quarter (NKM) of section twenty ($0) In town
ship Iwenty-hvu (25) north of Rungo forty
nine (49) west In Hox Uullo County, Nebraska,
executed by W. W. Norton und Ids wife Kmmii
IJ. Norton to the said defendants und others,
and recorded in book 10 pau 4.'1 of tho real
estate mortgage records of said Hox Hutto
County: on the ground that same has been
paid, to have the tltlo to said premises quiet
ed In the plalntllT, uad to exclude all and
each und any one of said defendants from any
right title or Interest, therein nsownersof said
firoperty or otherwise and for a decree quiet
US and cotillrmlng the title to said premises
in the plulntltr.
You ure required to answer said petition on
or before the 23rd day ut May, 1010.
Dated April 14. 1010.
Martha E. Koss,
An 7.0 u Hogs.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
The American Investment Company of Em
metsburg, l3wa, defendant, will take notice
that on thu 14th day of April 1010. Jacob (I.
Osboru. plulutilT herein tiled IiIb petition In
the District Court of Hox Hutte County, Neb
raska, ugalnst mild defendants the object and
prayer of which ure to have satisfied andean
celled of record a mortgage in tho sum of
fAi.ao dutnl Sent. 1. 1S8A. and noon the South
east Quarter uf Section :n, In township 23
north of Hungu 49 west in Hox Rutte County,
Nebraska, executed by Nathan F. Simpson
to American Investment Co, and recorded in
book 1 page 89 uf the mortgage records of said
County; to have the title to said premises
quieted hi tho plaintiff and to exclude all, uud
each and any one of said defendants from
uny right, title or Interest therein us owners
of said property or otherwise and for u decree
quieting uud confirming tho title to said prem
ises in thu pluintill.
You ure required to answer said petition ou
or before the 23d day of May, 1910.
Dated April 14. 1010,
Jacob O Osiiobkk. I'laliitllT,
is- Uy H. F. Oilman, hU attorney,
Kemingford Happenings.
Mrs. Chas. Glaze went to Cliatlron
Monday.
Wm. Walker left Monday for a visit
In Illinois.
Fred Melick was a passenger to Alli
nnce Friday.
Mrs. Hesseltine returned Tuesday
from her eustern visit.
K. L. Pierce and a party utitoed to
Alliance Friday evening. s
Miss Martha Sjehlaman spent u few
days last weelc at Rev. Kozalc's.
Ira Scribner returned to his home
stead near Snake Creek Tuesday.
Fred Hucke was a passenger to Alli
ance Saturday returning Sunday.
Dr. Andrews went to his home in
Scottsblun? Friday returning Tuesday.
Phil Michael and wife visited over
night at the Swanson ranch Tuesday.
K. L. Pierce and L. F. McClusky
autoed to Alliance on business Thurs
day. Lotspcich & Carr are doing some
plowing with their steam plow east of
town.
Misses Amelia liueke and niece Ellle
Traeey are spending a few days this
week with Mrs. B. U. Shepard.
If. L. Pierce and wife, Rollie John
son, Clark Mclntyreand Clarence Can
Held autoed to Alliance Sunday.
Geo. Stetzel was a passenger to Alli
ance Monday. Mr. Stetzel is on his
way home and will go by way of Texas.
Phil Michael Jr. and wife. Omar
Scribner and Mayme Miller autoed to
Alliance Sunday to attend a ball game.
Hashman Notes
Royce Nichols took his grandmother,
Mrs. Tallada, and his cousin, Leon
Tallada to Sioux county last Sunday.
Mrs Bertha Sage spent a few days of
last week with her father and mother, re
turning to her home in Alliance on Wed
nesday. There was a largo crowd at the box
social at Unity church and when the
money was counted there was found to be
$2i 95. .w
Hubble's Flat.
NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court of Hox Hntte County.
Nebraska. , , ...
In tho matter of tho application of J. J.
Hutterr. administrator of the estate of Addle
E. Thompson, deceased, for leave to sell real
estate. .... .
Notice Is hereby given that. In pursuance of
auorderof tho Hon. W. II. Wcstover, Judge
of the District Court of Box Hutte County.
Nebraska, made ou tho SUtli day of March,
1910. for the alu of the real estate hereinafter
described, there will bo sold at public vendue
to the highest bidder for ut leust one-half
cash, balance on not to exceed two years time,
secured by mortgage on tho land, with not
less than 7 per cent inU'rest. ut the front door
of the Court House In the Cltv of Alliance.
In ald county, on the loth day of May. 1010.
at tli hour of two o'clock u. m , tho following
described real estate: Lot "umber U, In
Ulock 20, In First Addition to Alliance.
Huld Male will remain open one hour.
J. .1, HUTTEKY,
Administrator of the estate qf
fpApr!4-3t Addle K. Thompson, deceased.
MRS. LOIS RILEY
Trained Nurse
WIOXK 510
Ethel Tallada Is on the sick list.
Roy Denton Is huving a well dug.
Royce NtchoIs'Vviis a visitor at Lore's
Monday.
Win. Dunlap was a Sunday caller at
Geo, Denton's.
Arthur Hubbell has gone trapping
for a few days.
Calvin Durr's visited with their son
John DurrSunduy.
Ethel Tallada visited at A. Ross' a
few days last week.
There was a large attendance at
church last Sunday.
A. Meakes and wife are visiting their
daughter near Canton,
Leo Sanders whs in this vicinity
hunting cattle Tuesday.
Mrs Tallada and grandson Leon
visited Sunday with Mrs. A. Lore.
The surprise party on Rollin Ross
was well attended Friday evenlug.
Fay Hembry was a caller at Mrs.
Stnices last Sunday.
Guy Wayne was a caller at Jas. H.
Skinner's last Sunday.
A. Ross returned to his home in Sioux
county one day last week.
The attendance at Unity Sunday
School last Sunday was fourteen.
Alfred Ghehagen and family spent Sun
day at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turners.
Mr- Nichols and his sons were hauling
potatoes to his home a couple of days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leishman were
callers at Jas. Skinner's last Thursday
evening.
Walter La or ford and Ada Parkins
visited with Mrs. Hashman Thursday
afternoon-
Mildred, Lydia and Deliah Nichols were
visitors of Ethel and Fay Hembry on Fri
day of last week.
" Miss Amy Hashman and her brother
George spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
Carl H ashman's.
Mrs. Tallada and her grandson Leon
Tallada were visitors at Mrs. Ella
Skinner's last Thursday.
Reno Notes
trips to Alliance
L. D. Blair made two
last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Leislritz visited at
Jesse Nelsons last Sunday.
Miles Hagamen is hauling telephone
poles from Lakeside this week.
Joe Herian had a valuable mare struck
liv lightening during the first rain storm
this spring,
Henry Hier has his new wind mill up
and in good working order Chas. Leisl
ritz put one up last week also.
Bert Betebenner and Elmer and Frank
McFall are some of the ranchers that
dehorned their steers last week.
Henry Hier butchered four hogs this
week, three of them weighing two hundred
each and the other one three hundred.
He took three of them to Alliance and
sold them to the butchers.
Ed Foster of Lincoln stopped off in
Alliance between trains last Friday to
visit with his sister-in-law, Mrs. B. C.
Heeler. He was on his way to Gering on
business connected with his grain elevator
This was his second visit to Alliance and
he thinks it has improved wonderfully
since he was there last, about three
years ago.
"Mike" said Pat, "What do two
green flags on the front end of n train
mean?" "It means another one is
coming," said Mike. A few days later
Pat appeared on the streets wheeling
his baby and two green flags were fast
on the baby cab. Fremout Herald-
Neighboring Notes
The editor of the Mitchell Index re
grets that there were 27 "wet" votes
cast at their village election this year,
but is glad that tho 27 were more than
offset by the too "dry" votes that were
polled.
Things political are not so otic-sided
in Crawford as they used to be. A t
the election on the 5th itist. the vole
on mayor was a tie between the civic
league candidate and the present in
cumbent. Bridegcport went wet by a small
majority on a direct vote at the recent
election- There seems to be some
doubt, however, whether the necessary
petitions can be secured to grant li
censes this year-
At the meeting of the school bo&rd
held on April 4 the following teachers
for the ensuing year were chosen: H.
H, Reitnuud, superintendent, Olga M,
Gerke, principal, Susie Boyer, asst.
principal, Maud Andrews, 1st nnd 2nd
grades, Carrie Peterson, 3d nnd 4th
grades, Edna Rinker, kindergarten.
There are three more teachers to select
Crawford Tribune-
Points Regarding the Census.
The census begins April is and
must be completed in thirty days,
1 Tile enumerators will wear a badge
inscribed "United States Census 1910."
The law requires every adult person
to furnish the prescribed information,
but also provides that it shall be treat
ed confidentially, so that no injury can
come to any person from answering the
questions-
The Census Bureau, prior to April
15, will, distribute, to.every farm owner
and tenant in this state a blank or
schedule containing the Census ques
tions relative to farm operations and
equipment. This should be filled up,
if possible, not later than the morning
of April 15, but if anyone has been
unable to fill it up by that time, he
should do it as soon afterwards as he
can.
People who do not speak English or
who do not understand the schedule
completely should get help from others
if possible in filling it up.
The President has issued a procla
mation, calling on all citizens to pope
rate with the Census and assuring them
that it has nothing to do with taxation,
army or jury service, compulsory
school attendance, regulation of immi
gration, or enforcement of any law and
that no one can be injured by answer
ing the inquiries.
It is of the utmost importance that
the farm census of this state be com
plete and. correct. Therefore tvery
farm owner and tenant should prompt
ly, fully nnd accurately fill up the "Ad
vance Farm Schedule, and carefully
preserve it for the enumerator when he
calls.
Repair Work
Sewing Machines and
Organs.
Have secured the services of a prac
tical mechanic and can guarantee all
work done by him. Don't trust your
work to travelling repair men, This
man will be hero permanently. Re
pairs and parts furnished for all ma
chines. Phone 139- Geo. D. Darling.
Steam Outfit for Sale.
For sale The best steam outfit in Chey
enne county, consisting of one new Cak'e
separator, one steam (32 h p.) engine and
eleven fourteen-inch plows. Address
OREN GRISWOLD.
D7-io A7-10 Dalton, Neb.
1 IBisctxa, lEirxe
Shoe Repairing
PROHPTLY DONE
All Work Strictly First-Class
H. D. Nichols
BOX BUTTE AVENUE
AT ALLIANCE SHOE STORE
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LOOK FOR LABEL
None genuine without it
McCluer's
We are showing a fine line of White
Goods consisting of India Linens, Per
sian Lawns, French Lawns, Organdies,
Batistes inflight and heavy weights,
plain and figured. Silk and cotton tis
sue Susane Silks. The yard
lOc to 75c
These goods are now ready for your
inspection
iJSdgmgk
C, B. & Q. Watch Inspector