UMIEjtaMID
Published every Thursday by
The Herald Publishing Company.
Incorporated
Lloyd C. Thomas, Pres.-Tress.
P. A. Plersen, Vlea President.
John W. Thomaa, Secretary.
John W. Thomaa, Editor.
Lloyd C. Thomaa, City Editor.
Mra. I. U. Hosklns, railroad eorres
pondent. Mlaa Agnea Moravok, Hemlngford
correapondent.
Entered at the postofflce at Alli
ance, Nebraska, for transmission
through the matla aa second-class
matter.
Subscription, $1.50 per year In ad
vance. The circulation of this newspaper
Is guaranteed to be the largest In
western Nebraska. Advertising rates
will be furnished on application.
Sample copies free for the asking.
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
GENERAL OFFICES
MSW YORK AND CHICACC
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
ALLIANCE JUNIOR NORMAL
Work Progressing Nicely and
Interest Increasing
THURSDAY, JUNK 22, Ifll
THE ALLIANCE HERALD
It a newspaper dedicated to up
building the moral and material In
terests of Aliance, Box Butte coun
ty and western Nebraska. Its pol
icy Is to deal fairly with all inter
ests and men. It prints the news
fully and as accurately as possible.
It means to bo a household, office
and store necessity and as such con
tlnuss to enter a rapidly growing
number of homes, offices and stores
throughout this end of the state. As
a NEWSPAPER and an ADVERTIS
ING MEDIUM It stands supreme In
Its field. The Job department has
the largest patronage of any in west
ern Nebraska and every man on the
force Is a specialist In his line.
COUNTY TREA8URER
I hereby annouuee myself as a
candidate for the office of county
treasurer of Box Butte county, sub
ject to the democratic and peoples
Independent primaries to be held
August IB, 1811. ISAAC ROCKEY.
20-tE-70B
o
COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself aa a
candidate for the office of county
clerk of Box Butte county, subject
to the democratic and peoples inde
pendent primaries to be held Aug
ust :B, 1911.
JOHN B. KNIEST.
o
. COUNTY JUDGE
I hereby announce that I am a
candidate for re-election to the office
of county Judge of Box Butte count
y. subject to tho democratic and
people's Independent nominations at
the primary election to be held Aug
ust 16, 1911.
L, A. BERRY.
o
8HERIFF
I hereby annouuee myself as a
candidate for the office of sheriff of
Box Butte county, subject to the
democratic and people's independent
nomination at the primaries to be
held Aug. 15, 1911.
QEOROE T. SNYDER.
SHERIFF
Having been requested by numer
ous friends to run for sheriff of
Box Butte county, I hereby announce
that 1 will be a candidate for that
office, subject to the democratic and
peoples independent primaries, to be
held August 15. ItlL
SIMON SPRY.
a
SHERIFF
1 wish to announce to the voters
of Box Butte county that J urn n
candidate for re-election to the of
fice of sheriff of said county, sub
Ject to their nomination at the peo
ples Independent ami democratic prl
maries to be held August 15. 1911
CAL. COX
o
COUNTY CORONER
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of county
coroner of Box Butte county, subject
to the democratic and peoples inde
pendent primaries to be held August
15, 1911.
FRANK W. ROLAND. M. D
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
1 wish to announce to the voters
of Box Butte county that I am a can
didate for re-election to the office of
county superintendent, subject to the
democratic- aud peoples independent
primaries to be held August 15, 1911.
DKLLA M. REED.
The Teachers' Institute enrollment
numbered 26, not Including Junior
Normnl students. The excellent condl
Hons under which the Institute was
conducted had attractions for other
thnn Nebraska teachers. Wyoming
and Iowa had representatives at the
school. Following Is a list of those
who enrolled for the Institute:
Vera Boyer, Box Butte county.
Delln Strong, Sheridan county.
Anna Hoffland, Sheridan county.
Theron Chapman. Box Butte coun
ty.
Faith Wickersham, Sioux county
Ida Purlnton, Hox Butte county.
James Blrdwell, Cheyenne county
Henry Hoffland. Box Butte county.
Bertha Huston, Sioux county.
Fanny McCoy, Wyoming.
Anna Kennedy, Box Butte county.
Sadie Haeker, Box Butte county.
Addle Robertson, Box Butte coun
ty.
Marie Hansen, Box Butte county.
Bertha Parkyn. Box Butte county.
Fanny Swltzer, Box Butte county.
O. M. Burns. Box Butte county.
M. J. Rockwell, Box Butte county.
Mrs. Fannie Shanklin, Box Butte
county
Jessie Leavitt, Box Butte county.
Mrs. Lershman, Box Butte county.
W, K. Alexander, Box Butte coun
ty. V. M. Keener, Iowa.
Ella Delsing, Box Butte county.
Asbury Whitaker, Box Butte coun
ty. Junior Normal Enrollment
Following Is the Junior Normul en
rollment to date, not Including those
enrolled for the Teachers' Institute:
Acker, Mamie
Acheson, Nelle
Beach, David
Burkholder, Opal
Ball, Leslie H.
Benedict, Edna
Bigelow, Mable
Brenaman, Neva
Beauchamp, Edna
Brown, Nellie
Baxter, Etta
Blrdwell, James
Beckelhymer, Ella
Culver, Grace
Calkins, Elizabeth
Crow, Louis
Colerlck, Mabel
Calame, Elsie
Cook, May
Collins, Mamie
Ctirley, Frank
Clark, Mildred
Cole, Myrtle E.
Chapman, Theron
Conklln, Ruth
Doyle, Emma
Darrough, Bonnie
Darrough, Mulrl
Dufur, Eva
Dlx. Paul
Delsing, Agnes
Donovan. Edna
Foster, Alleta
Fecht, Anna
Fendrlck, Lucy
Fendrlck, Florence
Fecht, Henrietta
Qilman, Marjorie
Oreen, Mrs. Lulu
Graham, Ethel
Graham, May
Goodman, Lois
llannan, Meryl
Hadley, Violet
Hendricks. Hannah
Hlggins, Clara
Heath, Anna
Homrighuusen, Lena
Hacker. Kuth
HenderBon, Cora
Hamilton, Margaret
Johnscn. Mary
JohMOB, Ethel
Jones, Harold
Klein, Clara
Kent,
Lyon, Emma
Large, Alice
Leavitt. Elsie
Lemons, I,eah
Mollrlug, Charlotte
Mitchell, Nelson J.
Mitchell, Maurice
Miller, John
Myers, Retta
McKee, Irene
Mollring. J. W.
Morris, Margaret
McCue, Goldle
McCue, Bertha
Mend, Phebe
Montgomery. Ruth
Murphy, Anna
Nolan. Michael
Nye, Loquessa
Nation, Nettle
Nation. Nina
Nabb, Amanda
Neighbors, Grace
Nelson, Elmer
O'Neil. Elsie
Put man. Mary
Phillips. Madge
Pierce, Bessie
Pahn, Esther
Parrot. Prudence
Rennau. Claude
Rice, Irene
Roach, Clarinda
Koseuberger, Alma
Rice, Ruth
Makts Heme Baking Easy
4KlNi
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The only baking powder
made from Royal Orapo
Cream of Tartar
NO alum.no lime phosphate
Smith, Albert
Schuetz, Creta
Sweeney, Fred
Sturgeon, Lulu
Spohn, Inez
Spencer, Vera
Stoll, Ruth
Spencer, Beatrice
Taylor, Myrtle
Tucker, Susie
Wei liver. Merle
Wnlker, Anna
Walker, Josle
Worley, Izola
Wilson, Eva
Wilcox, Flo
Wilcox, Myrtle
Walte, Vernon
Whitaker, Asbury
Young, Alta
Athletics
Every afternoon the gym resounds
with the enthusiastic laughter of
ball players. The girls and boys are
divided Into classes, and alternately
the days are devoted to basket ball
and indoor baseball. Instructor Wal
ton's ability is no less marked in
the gymnasium than in the class
room .
Prominent among the men who are
doing good work are Beach, Crow,
Rennau, Smith, Dlx and Mollring.
The girls enrolled are Misses Hen-
richs, Fecht, Large, Welllver, O'
Neil, Tucker, Beauchamp, Mollring
and Dufur.
Special Numbers
The Junior Normal has had the
privilege of hearing some especially
fine entertainments and lectures,
which have been presented during
last and the first of this week.
For last week the numbers were:
Monday, violin solo by Miss Naomi
Nelson.
Wednesday, talk on education by
Prof. Martin.
Thursday, vocal solo by Mrs. Par
sons.
Friday, a last year's student, Rev.
Ira E. Nolte of Hay Springs, told
of the advantages of the school,
compared with other Normals he
had recently visited.
The numbers of this week were:
Tuesday, piano solo by Norman Mc-
Corkle.
A talk on ' Smiles'' by James E.
Deliell, deputy state superintend
ent. Mr. Delzell presented his
theme in an Interesting fashion,
and the smiles became laughter.
He held the attention of all, and
his speech was especially inform
ative to prospective teachers.
Wednesday, Dr. J. L. B. Jones, of
the city, gave the first of a ser
ies of lectures on Psychology, at
the chapel.
GROUP OF DELEGATES TO THE NEBRASKA PRESS ASSOCIATION C ONVENTION WITH THEIR WIVES
AND SWEETHEARTS AT OMAHA.
sLGrandife
OPENING
ess;
THE BIG
wery Dance
will open Saturday, June 24th, and run until after the Stock
men's Convention. Dances Wednesday and Friday. Special
police have been appointed, which means best order.
MUSI ' BY AN 8 PIECE ORCHESTRA
T. S. I0NES, Manager
S. T. MICHAEL, Trsasursr
F. 6. ADKINS. Leader if Orchestra
The regular state teachers' exam
luatlons, conducted by Supt. Reed,
were taken by thirty students on Fri
day and Saturday.
Total number of Normal students
enrolled to date, 115; number who
attended Teachers' Institute, L'5;
making a total of 140.
MAINE REDUCED TO SHELL
Iron Work Shattered by Explosion
or Corroded.
Havana, June 17. A greatly In
creased area of the wreck of the bat
tleship Maine was exposed to view
when the water level within the coffer
dam had been lowered to a total of
ten and a halt feet below normal.
Everywhere the Iron work exposed,
If not shattered by the explosion, has
been so cerroded as to be reduced to
a mere shell, making U highly proba
ble that the plan to repair and float
any part of the ship must be abandoned.
lowan Finds Gold on Farm.
Mason City, la.. June 20. J. J. La
hey, a farmer living near Garner, is
showing a certificate received from
an assaylst to the effect that gold dis
covered on his farm some time ago
assays $83 a ton. The extent of the
vein is not known.
Revolution in Portugal
Madrid, Jane 16 Telegrams from
Vigo Mute that monarchist revolu
tlon Ins broken out at Chaves. Portu
gal, and t- ..t the Portuguese garrison
mutinied aud killed its commander.
STOCKMEN
AND ALL OTHER PEOPLE WHO BUY
Flour, Feed, Stock Salt and
Poultry Supplies
ARE INVITED TO SEE
E. I. GREGG & SON
212 LARAMIE AVE.
Alliance, Nebraska
We do our own feed grinding and sell
in any quantity desired, wholesale or
retail.
N. B. A desirable residence for sale, near Academy and
High School. Also, a barn on another lot, to
be moved off by purchaser.
