HEMIINCFORD HERALD
HEMINCFORD NEBRASKA. DECEMBER 15. 1010
HEMINGFORD
Ri iidft NYar is lipr
' Store at firrrif
i 1 (to Df'.c 1 trrMr-t tSS daac at Link Daris' lat
ff 1a 1 O'ght
Fioliuai.hel and Mm SMpy rode to
Alliaui e in the auto.
Ralph Hopkins and sistet a. iu
fioin tlie country .
Card Of Thanks
There are boura that chiw into the
lives of otre. when ever-.
me neart is buried under it -enht or
attended lat Fr Jay. th fond f'fi
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the citv e
helper.
s u -town and .l.hn ihipmsn fecemveT Ms nx-riptv
ui ao mi Knmn pur p ie
The Kvial beld at tl.e OtgU ch r
II has J ay son Sheldon as ld fain jive r;rrioii to the rrati- theaor Jar
tude that well up frjin the deaths of The procr-it fn.m the wdit at
Mrs. Fred Meliik returned I....... I ol,r h'ts a e renwrnb-r the kind ThaokvlTir niyht was tta 7 bousr atnrda.T km well amn-!
tr.., i. .... , oes of those h...ttl . ; we onorrMaon ,ed In the kMh Wh-ch r the m.nt
w me .i-.t ... pari 01 1 1 "w- ... me
the state.
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sickness and bnnal our beloved n.ece Bnrtp-rt ...I ion.,.v ,0 h,.r h., va made on the n ater df that (ion
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TlMtM Thorn Moo .., ..!. . ""umo. aiane w..rk Her to little nephews ac- " 1 1. ' , "-! lia
... I hoiiipsoii lelt SOMky toi Hu,.nBae I cmpaoied her a far as Alliance re r.vrr died in three da Who
WjromWg, his brothd A. M. MCOi c" D, t 1 a the Wanoift .n that a prei '
pamed bin, as far as Alh.nc. Anton I brt, .nd Cbtom JSA?'
... . , ttnil IiiTSSel 1 .1 A plat. "Tim-thy Ik m r ".ir!
We beat MOM talk ot a Mav,ueraJe . , John and Fred UutriU flBihed h.,- ,hip " will be printed soon hv home
Dance New Ytara tve, CORRFSPONf FNrF trdaj latent h . Baal e I I
I I Mis I.ula Xelon vi:tedoTer Sunday h" not Wn dee.de.1
rJUKJO wuntae Morgaaa. Habb'e Flat is harin a fine tme
Herbert and Willie Bnyeatl came up
(ran WvOMiai to spend Chiistinas
hn Moravek and a,,e are mI?:Ta0Avl0,jk Chn41 . STaSSJT " " .
rdaiiBhterMrs. Frank C.ba this I Fred Reeve, and f.tai.v aad Ota' J c Berrv aa:her ear of coai '
with home lolks.
John
their
week.
Mrs. Joe Shiudler and daughter went
to Alliance Sunday to lue so
dental work done
Dr. McEueu was called to Marsland
M.w J. na McFaa i home again after 'Jj" da with law tuib ehickea
an iWort of about thre weeks She lh.eve etc
STRASBURGER
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I " bi.'u v. 'PL I uurr i in m r ami . . ..- . .
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Mrs l.ea Merpeoo undav
Tht
to see Bei t Ferinan s little boy
has heeu sick for some time-
The farmers around Mrasbureer are
The li..'e T.Vnho.. (v. k.'.h bout through husk. ne c-.rn and Keni
e niajurity ol tin st.- h , im of ..:. .. i. -i -i- r we., piea-ed with the reu t
' Ik. .. " . t- . " "v 'r IU llDllir ,
, lUr ..Kr-s...e le.epnoue... nrrrar-eat cernberitb. l - -r. - I .-.r... . i...
rSMT Ummt. "l Frart.,1.. the eomedi... . LJ5.?iff S
M I wa to apnea. ;n Keno on December .' " ' "
... . iwoappeai. ;n i.eno on uecetaoer 7. "
who u ' , m ! vT1ita Wl!h two dav sooner than expected. The Miv-s Oowd filed
. tne tiroore 00 uoday j jonsr( leotlv there mm not tnaoy oat. brreer in the last two
SPECIALS
for Xmas Trade
THE CELEBRA I ED
Holmes & Edwards Silverware
Guaranteed 23 t eat s
Wt have everything in the silver line, including
teaspoons, tablespoons, knives and forks berry spoons,
ovster ladles, cold meat forks. gTIVf sjxjons. etc.. etc.
Don't Fall to See Our Gold Embossed
Silver Goods. They are Beauties
C. A. SHINDLER
Hemlngford. fSebr.
Hardware. Ranges. Heating and Cook Stoves.
Cutlery. Tinware, etc. In the new building.
near Stras-
bvreer in the last two nrek TK.v
B. K. Rrt.lvnrwr hn. - . . - bu? '.tifv (: i lc a ivelv time, anv- hare a.wavs hnniiHi n.imon t.l
Charles Bushuell was an Alliance warmer climate We umiersUnd be "n 'nat of tbe rotiaf coatet be im-Dg the bet. most active and
visitor the first .if thu uk I wenl to T 'or a little pleaare trip. ' -No '1 '"" aehrjred at the door. deirab est ret. of this county
visuoi me nrst 01 ine week. v K bot onr -ot a v..e was charged to rote .r
Grandma Weise died Wednesday . .- "r"" J"sl WB?'ri ne.i (or tbt m t popular ladr aad the - . ,
uianuiiM weise aieu WeauesUav forhicalres kil., -a.. Vs ,k.. 1 Mia loeertaoo that hr i lea.line
moininK. Have not heard where the re
mains was to be buried
Will Clayton and si
in from the lauch, Miss Jessie having
some deutal work done.
Jennie Kennedy came ui from Alli
ance for a visit with Auna Elsea
Ira Scribner was an Alliance visitor
the first of the week-
Walter Hughes had the misfortune
ot having ahorse step on his foot home is near Minatare. Tnev stopped
iv to Ala-
aaaa. tae tanjr aelKoe tau . , . . r ' " ,
to reeeire a raid riaj aa t f h?PPV,f:.,1B RPds and is ia
a rears sabscriptioa to ti,e hr,l'.r fBb Her brnther Harr,.
hooi!iet man. the iadjr get:. or th
Henry Hier attrnde-t the U rphooe r
m al a a I Kfc rev K r
...rri.utr xinaay ; r- T f:" . " . who llre-i arith her n he. on hr f.em
., . v nr ar jbu. umis ra-; .
W ill Clayton and sister Jessie came The t-a..ner and seho ar A the eeiri the l4r pr and Chester "r S.rasbarirer. stiu eapreae -de-
tergeon district arr plana o to bare R.joker tbr anaa'a price. I iigntiu. reconecttoos of bta atay here
a program and b.x supper at thesehoo. .. I - - - u;
house Friday the "rd Jake Hertaaa aad Georce Morgan .. 1 Moore atsiatiag h s son
the ,rd -A- .0 ot lbe raocber- who -Vre J 'rBT Pf".g h.s hoaae. located
Mrs Todd Kerry returned home froaa I ban ling cat. U.nu iU-oo iaM Tbar 9 aaath of Strasbarger
Idaho .ast Turxiay. after a month s day Kro. oioz said
visit w-th reiat.re there , her roath once ,one is gone ;
Arthur Hubble and mother, old t mc to Aihance- iat 1 rdncada j and ;" r r nerer to done
residents of the ricinitr of Lakeside, broagbt tmeii a load of lumber itmr srne r raak ia aid -Sothlike
were vo ting w:th H. i Tbompn an.1 ., rat. eoswaaae faster thaa labor wear.
. ... . . . . . . j wniie iwe aca aer i -. u.;:,v
uw inrgii iu . nnr K t - w .
mashing it so he is unable to walk w ith
out crutches.
dar to Tiit relative
at the H .er rar.c.i on their
ani" H-cry H;.r hauled a
Ur and tin Fin IBH tiitL. ! Irom Beao Thoradar.
U. m, Miner leturneu irom timaha pin ha ne-n .lu.te ieat tar pat week.
but wo.. t:tcr nun
Sundav.
Mi- West went to Alliance on busi
DOM. George Hedgecock and wi:e and
little daughter came in from Sioux Co.
for a visit.
Miss Ella Moravek is visiting tier sif
ters Mrs. Frank Caha and Ague- M.-r-avek.
John was iu from the ranch.
Miss. Reed came up from Alliance to WC1
ing out to visit Enveart s school. c E , 4,. ,
The new Drug Store is verv near BMtMl kaaaai laaa laaaataa
completion. -- -x-- i- M
Weorer Jk Taylor, lirerjaien at
.oad of cvmi Laaseaide. do haadaMOi in a courteous.
6iae '.;e i Tacy tke excellent
ra'v of the.r aorea aad ran take mm-
Our of Len Boyer horse, eas wrk eer. from Lakeaide to Mra(nrger
sl -.revx. but is eettie a . a.!- m tt- Sr
E A VtcFa.! bo'ebrrrd a coop!- -f'rtghtaow Dr. Searel D Hilli. oavr of Amer-
hogii .j-t Wedoeaday. Lea Ster-. o and wife wer- trading ka'a heatay taea. onoe a friend of the
Henrr H.r k baiUtag v. me new 0 Afnce iaat Saturda,. wntcr w .no lllfllll to him with
. . poa5 ..- -. n.aat year One
oners. rettirg ready to wean bta i:.,r, M.iin ; tr .ir t H . "
I - - - a - " t . . . . i
V. 1.
her jsrr-f
i- r : 5 : r. '.- " win
apain tin- eon
f iads Hirr is home agale to spend
onday .
Lea :ergec- awl wcfe wot t
an-ce u aJp satwray
Alli-
a hog '.at
HUBBLE'S FLAT
M.aa rr
V 1 i" -
Those oa the sick Bat this wee are
Mr-, -luhn Duerr, Mrs. Hertba Lore,
and Roy Sen. on
The party at Roy ea.on wa -.
eiea! of rrntleaew aad of a refined con
' sideeateaen. ia jadgiag others
GoOagM lok Bo .
Or. Oliver HcEuen
Physician and Surgeon
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nv.nm aad Gesito I'tmn Oraa
U tito tmmwmt tnm$tt aaj at agM
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L C'anfikli. Prexident E. S WfLOT, Caisbier
Directors: .lohn Anderson, Juac "f'otmesil. C. I. Cantield
The People's Bank
Authorized Capital, $25,000.00
HEMINGFORD.
NEBRASKA
' I HIS BANK '.vlii b ban Ijeen running a little morv tban a
year, is already recoKPied as one or the stronK financial
institutions of northw-t-rn Nebraska. The growth of
o ir l.usiness i an indi-ation of tii- rontidence reiosed in this
Bank and its fusinss tnetliods. Our deoit on May 10. 1910,
were 18,002.00; and on November 10. 1910, were $30.1,..tir, an
increase in six months of nearly 300 ier cent. ANo please
notice the following Capital stock paid in. 1 1.20t.0l: liability
of stockholders. $11,900.00; cash on band and with othnr banks
titatt-ment at close of business, Nov 10, 1910), $ 1 o . tV ;,-2; mak
ing a total guarantee fund of 987,0Qh.5S, irfalcti 87,478 47
larger than the total of our dcpot'its. and maks our deosit
ors absolutely safe.
Wm givf s.perial attention to the accounts of Farmers and
Kanchm-n. and extend a cordial invitation to then to do busi
ness with us.
a a m a 3
Everything
for
Everybody
DO YOUR. CHRLSTAWS SHOPPING
EARLY
aV W shhI Tr'Btr aw wflm W Sr Pfl m Qmm afl I V
HBBHat
k A A A A
New Goods
for
Xmas Trade
LARGEST
DEPARTMENT
IN BOX BUTTE COUNTY
STORE
Linens
I his store stands ready to help you
wilh anything vu lack in table linen.
napkinSt rt
Kvery piece c4 linen in our store is
marked at less than regular price, same
tl in every other kind of Dry Coods.
Hosiery, Underwear, Dreta Goods. Silks,
Notion , White (ioods, Kmbroideries.
( orsirts, ilovcs, etc.. all at a savin:.
Clothing
There is v much difference among
good clothes wearers as to what they
want in an Overcoat that we carry a good
many models to satisfy all of them.
The Sterling Company, whose 'oods
we carrv, make- enough different t .:cs
to satisfy any possible demand.
New colors, new weaves, some very
rich browns and soft greys, new models
in radian, box button-through, or rly
fronts, ulsterettes. raincoats, dress over
coats they're all here we 11 thank you
to investigate these remarkable clothes
vou'll thank us if ou do.
Shoes
Have '. looked over our Shoe De
partment They a''- .': : stand the hardest
kind of uw'r and will wear f jllv one to
three months longer than shoddy shoe.
Oar Shoes are " too per cent pure
Girls' Shoes - - 1.55 to ;o
Boys' Shoes - 1.50 to 2.50
Women's Shoes 1.50 to 4.00
Men's Shoes - - - .oo to 5.00
Keep the baby's feet warm with com
fortable fat ankle shoes Try a pair.
Also have warm wear for the older
feet, l-et us be your "Doctor"' for cold
feet. We sell the Boston Rubber. "
lijjht and heav y weight. These are the
best brands of rubbers on the market.
We can rubber the whole family at
; r.v-s .-- to as the lowest.
Ladies' Goods
Ladies Mittens nicely lined. 50c val
ues. Also Ladies' and M Uses' Golf
Gloves 50c.
L'undrwear underpriced. Misses and
Children's Camel Hair Vests and Pants in
sues 16 to 24. Also Union Suits. 10
doen pair Misses and Boys' Fast Black
Stockings, excellent quality, from 1 2 1 j c
to 300. Also All Wool Stockings.
Indies' Black Hose, doubled toed,
high spliced heel, gi aranteed fast black.
I je to 45c.
If you have any spct il preference
in the Corset you wear, you 11 find it in
the "Paristana Corset."
"Parisiana Corsets " are made in a
great variety of modeU and there is not a
figure that cannot be fitted and improved
by wearing these famous corsets. Be
s:re and ask to see them.
Furniture
A carload of Furniture just in. Too
many difterei.t stvles to enumerate them.
There isn't anything that makes a
more splendid it: than a nice piece of
furniture for the home. Stop in our
store on your way and select one of those
nice kitchen cabinets: that will cause vour
wife to -ive thanks and be happy.
China Department
Have recently purchased something
new in Japanese ware in many beautiful
designs. Chocolate sets, nigs, sugar and
creamers, bon bon dishes, salad and
sugar tars, pin trays, match safes and
various other articles. Sold in open
stock.
Also dinner sets.
Things to Eat
This vear avoid being disappointed bv
giving us that order for that Christmas
dinner. Is it going to be turkey, duck,
chicken or goose And don't forget the
trimmings, cranberries, grapes, apples,
new nuts, dates, rigs, bananas and or
anges always fresh and new.
ROCKEY & SON
HEMINGFORD. NEB