HEMINGFORD
Neeland will bo preatly missed by
bis many friend nnd neighbor, an
he ho been a roMdent of Box
Hul 1 e county for a number of years,
formerly residing on a farm north of
town, where he lived until about a
year ago. when he moved to town,
where he lived until the lime of his
death. Mr. Neeland was a member
of the Methodist church, In which he
wa a faithful worker. Mr. Neeland
leaves to mourn their loan a wife,
three sons mid iln-.v dung-liters, nil
of whom were present at the funerul
except one daughter, Mm. Klsa
Knum, who was unable to be pres
ent. The funeral whs held from the
Methodist church, Monday at 2 o'
clock, p. m , Rev. Burleigh conduct
ing the service. Interment was at
the Hemlngford cemetery. The fam
lly have the sympathy of the com
munity in their hour of sorrow.
Again last week our Hemlngford
Item arrived After the paper had
been printed. There waa such a
Bice lot of news we did not like to
throw them all into the waste 1ms
ket. hence give the following:
George Kendrlc i left Wednesday
0T Lincoln to at lend Hie state fair.
Cliff Hubble spent a few days last
week on his homestead in Sioux
county
Orover Kosket wa.- in from his
homestead In Sioux county Thursday
tor supplies and to visit his brother,
ma.
Mr and Mrs. 0 W. Canfield left
on 44 Thursday lor Hennett, Nebr.,
and other eastern points.
Mrs. Anderson cume in from New
castle, Wyoming, Thursday for a
Tlslt with her daughter, Mrs. O.
Strong, and her son, Robert Ander
son. Mrs. James Kvans and children,
who have been spending the week
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Roland, returned to their
home on 44, Saturday.
Miss Anna Kls.i came in on 35
Monday mnraiug, going out home
with the Canton tnnil to visit her
tnotber.
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Barney Shepard web an incoming
passenger on 44 Friday from New
castle, Wyoming, where he spent a
awjflaye attending to business mat
ter.
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Paul Armstrong left on 43 Sunday
for the eaatPVn part of the state and
to visit hla brother. Will, in South
Dakota before he returns.
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A. M. Miller returned home Sun
day after spending several weeks
visiting In New York and other east
ern states.
8. A. Clntterbuck shipped three
cars of horses Monday, Luke Phll-
lips going with then,
j Oscar House HUM in on 43 Mon
day from the east, where he has
pent the past two weeks visiting
nd taking In the state fair at Lln
coln. John Mnbln left Monday for .lollet,
Colo., on business.
Quite a number of persons were
up from Alliance to attend the fun
eral Of J. K. Neeland.
Mrs. Clyde Watson arrived Tues
day for a visit with her grandparents
and other relatives before going on
to Chadron wh"" they will make
their future home. Mr. Watson has
a position with the Northwestern
railroad at (hat place.
Mrs. Chris Hanson, who has been Will Bowers and two sisters were
under the doctor's care for some up from Alliance Tuesday, calling on
tune, is reported as able to be up ' old neighbors and friends,
a part of the timj now.
lr. and Mrs. Mr flit 10 spent Sun
Mrs. Harris of Lincoln, who has (iay wi,n Nlr anu" Mrs H tenner.
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Been visiting her cousin, Mrs. K. L.
Pierce, for the past two weeks, left
for her home Saturday on 44.
N. A. ReOkey and wife, Harry
Lloyd and wife and son left overland
for Chadron to attend the fair and
pend a few day 00 the ridge.
Wm Thorp and wife left Friday
for Ravenna to visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs Karnesi Kinsley, for a few
weeks before going on to Texas.
Where they are going on account ot
Mrs. Thorp's poor health
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Rev. Mr. Cox as an Alliance vis
itor between trains Wednesday.
CORRESPONDENCE
BELMONT ITEMS
Miss Minnie Iverson came in on
36 Thursday night. Miss Iverson
has been visiting at Chadron, Valen
tine and Crawford.
K. L. Pierce has moved into rooms
back of the First State bank, having
sold his residence to H. U. Shepard.
Emll and Nathan Hockey and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lloyd an son, Wood,
attended the Dawes county fair at
Chadron last week, returning home
Friday.
Isaac Rockey was a. passenger to
Alliance on 44 Friday, attending to
some business matters.
M. L. Whitaker was in from Sioux
county Monday, taking out supplies
for his store at Canton.
A. L. Clayton was In from Sioux
county Tuesday.
The Methodist Ladles' Aid, enter
tained the Congregational Aid Wed
nesday In the basement of the M. B.
church with a short program, serving
Ice cream and cake. All report an
enjoyable afternoon.
B. E. Johnon shipped three cars
of COltUe to South Omaha Friday,
Han Watson going with them.
Misses Ella and Delia Brown went
down to Alliance on 44 Sunday for a
few days' visit with their sister, Mrs.
Arthur Donlvan.
Miss Slella Hueke was a passen
ger to Alliance on 44 Sunday.
Mrs. Emory Abley went, to Alliance
Tuesday on 44.
Miss Amelia Hucke was a passen
ger to Alliance on 44 Monday.
B. 0, Shepard's moved into his
residence Monday, which lie recently
purchased from K. L. Pierce.
Willis Young is moving onto the
L. Sampy farm south of town, recent
ly vacated by B. IT. Shetard
Three was a light frost the last
two nights, but not enough to do
much damage.
Hen llanlon of Crawford came to
Iteimont on business last Monday.
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Hufus Brott of Mnrslnnd went to
Kdgemont to attend the cattle sale,
stopping off at Belmont on his way
through.
Hade Hack, the Burlington opera
tor, WOBl out gunning and reports a
very large killing of time
Frank llamaker and Howard Pierce
have gone to Sioux county on a pleas
ure trip.
Haul llamaker and Mabel Mcllenry
were horseback riding Monday.
Lee Gregory made a business trip
to Crawford last Tuesday.
Miss Cecil Hack looked rather lone
some Sunday last. Cheer up, we
hear he is lonesome too, and will re
turn. Rev. Skinner held services at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening, with a good attendance.
H. S. Q. llamaker has been ship
ping potatoes to Kdgemont.
The farmers are still bringing in
wheat to the elevator.
Fred Ellsworth and Miss Ethel
Gregory paid a visit to Miss Eva
Ellsworth at Marsland.
Miss Bessie Pierce intended to
make a trip to Alliance last Monday
but missed the train.
Miss Leah Lemons Is visiting in
Chadron this week.
The Abbott boys, Will and Fay,
were in town one clay this week.
John Ellsworth and family have
moved to Cody, Nebr., where lie
has accepted a position with the C.
B. & Q.
Miss Agnes Moravek spent a few
days in town this week.
M. Hutton returned home on IT
Wednesday from Iowa and other
eastern points, bringing several land
seekers with him
ReV. Palmer's car of household
goods arrived Monday.
Mrs. ('has. Hucke was an incoming
passenger on 4;! Tuesday,
lie Bod Mrs t'has. Ilurleigh 0me
in on Friday from Lakes Ids
0, J. Wildy lias been iuite sick
for the past few days, being coufin-
Mr. and Mrs. ('. I Canfield came ed to his bed
tn on .15 Wednesday morning after
week's visit with Mr. Canflelds
parents at Bennett, Nebr.
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Mrs. Win. Carry left Wednesday
for Chadron to visit and attend the
fair.
Harve Garvey nine in Wednesday,
after spending several months in
different states and visiting his son
In Montana.
Charley Mora-. !; has been In
(own for the past week taking treat
ment of Dr. McKuen. We failed to
learn his ailment.
We understand that Harney Stup
ard has bought the K I. Pierce res
Idence ami will soon move his fam
ily to town to live.
Miss Berga Moire has been on
the sick list for the past week.
J. F. Neeland, who has been very
low for some time, passed away Sun
Say morning at seven o'clock. Mr.
Yes, sir, the Co-Operative Store is
paying 25 cents per dozen for eggs
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME
Every year a large number of ioor
sufferers, whose lungs are sore .ng
racked with coughs, are urged to go
to another climate. Hut this is cost
ly and not always sure. There Is a
better way Let Dr King's New
Discovery cure you at home. "It
cured me of lung trouble." writes W.
R. Nelson, of Calamine. Ark., "when
all else failed, and I gained forty
seven pounds In weight. It's surely
the king of all cough and luiig
cures " Thousands owe their life
and health to it. It's positively guar
anteed for Coughs. Colds, laGrippe,
Asthma. Croup all Throat and Lung
troubles. 50c aud $1.00. Trial bot
tle at F. J. Hrennan'a.
John Garrett's new barn at XIM
Niobrara avenue is nearing comple
tion. It is large enough to be very
convenient, being -'6 by 50 feet in
dimensions
BINGHAM BUDGET
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hell and
daughter. Ladle, went to Alliance
Sunday. Mrs. Bell has been ill for
some time and has gone to Alliance
for treatment.
Robert Hanney, of the settlement
north of Bingham, which is called
Chicago, was a visitor at the home of
W in BrOCkner last Monday.
Pet Donahue and wife were in
Hingliam on business last Thursday.
Mr. Knight, while painting the
roof of his barn, accidentally fell off
and sprained his ankle, which will
keep him Indoors for some time. He
has the sympathy of all.
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Sunday school services were well
attended last Sunda
Rev. Cramer of iiyannis will per
form the duties at the Congregation
al church Sunday the 24th.
The surprise party in honor of
John SkipKr, given at his mother's
home, was a grand success. Among
those present were Misses Ruby
Ca.se, Fay Kdmondson. Bessie
Holmes, Ida. I.ulu and Pearl Colson.
and Messrs. John Carl. Geo. Breck
tier. Bll Ueiitfro, Harry Davis. Mi
ami Mrs. Jim nit itentfro, Mr. ami
Mrs Claud Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs. Colson.
There was a friendly gathering at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Kdmondson. After luncheon there
was music by Misses Fay Kdmondson
and Bessie Holmes, singing by Ruby
Case. Cecil Cameron, Lulu and Pearl
Colson. earnest I'olts and Grover
Cameron. Miss Hessie Holmes did
some speaking that was enjoyed by
all
Last Thnradej tWO well known riv
als of this community. K. P. Keutfro
and Geo. Breckner, had a match
with tlie gloves. Those present say
It was interesting and that they are
improving.
John Barns shipped a car load of
cattle to market Monday J Neuton
also shipped a car.
Mes is. W in and Put Welch went
to Alliance Sunday, returning Tues
day. M. C. Hubble sniped two car loads
of cattle to market Monday.
HUBBLES FLAT
The Ideal Club met with Mrs. G.
Groff Wednesday last. They will
have a lunch on the lawu In Grand
Canon two weeks from Wednesday.
There will be a fine entertainment.
Everybody Is invited. The members
of the club are as followB: Mrs. B.
Matthews, pres.; Mrs. A. Oroff, vice
pres.; Mrs. Geo. Denton, sec.; Mrs.
A. L. Ixre, tress.; Mrs. John Duerr,
exec. com. chairman; mesdames
Cone, Seward, Ixire, Kenton, Nerud.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nerud will at
tend the Farmers' Festival at Mln
ataie Friday and Saturday.
Mesdames Nerud and Lore called
on Mrs. Jack Ritter Monday Mrs.
Hitter has been sick eight weeks
with neuralgia, but is some better at
this writing.
Mrs. Frank Nerud and children
visited Joe Nerud last week.
We are sorry to learn that F. W
En una wort h fell from a horse and
broke an arm.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cone visited with
Mr. Wicker's Sundny.
Wicker and Weir have taken in
about seven hundred head of cattle
to pasture.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad took dinner
in their new home, the Old Ewy
Claim.
Lyle Lore visited over Sunday
with his brother, A. L. Lore.
Geo. Denton went to Minatare Sat
urday.
Mrs. Anna Denton and children
visited near Alliance Friday and Sat
urday.
Misses McClaln visited with the
Misses Cogar Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Ritter is able to be out
again.
QUAKER VALLEY
We
night.
had a slight frost Sunday
Klton Spain and Leo Haworth at
tended church at Reno Sunday.
Mrs. Spain has been sick, but at
present is better.
Thomas Vantress of Alliance was
here for church service Sunday.
Win. Howe received a barrel of
apples from Aekworth, Iowa, they
would have been apples if they had
not been so long on the road. As it
was, they were mostly a mass of
rottenness. There ought to be some
way provided for perishable goods to
be shipped straight through. These
would not have been over three
days on the road if they had done
this, but instead they were on the
road nearly three weeks. If this
thing was looked after the people tn
western Nebraska could have all the
fruit they needed, for there are
thousands of bushels of fall and sum
mer apples in Iowa that lay under
the trees and rot because the trans
portation is bo uncertain. We might
stand the freight charges if we were
sure of getting the fruit in good con
dition. see
Mrs. Allen Jamison's father, a min
ister in the Congregational church at
Agra, Okla., has been visiting with
her. He preached very acceptably
(he two sabbaths he was here. He
returned home last Monday.
Joseph Farley has nearly completed
the addition to his house.
James Jamison and family Sunday
ed at Cash Parley's.
re. Potatoes are about the same as
last year. Wheat and oats are about
half a crop.
A very painful accident happened
to E. R. Sly, while he was working
in the field, cutting corn. A bug
flew into his ear, and after the In
sect was removed he still suffered
such pain that he was removed to
Alliance for medical aid.
HOMESTEAD
JESS JOTTINGS
September 15.
We are having fine weather after
the local showers.
Mrs. Kd. Doyle is recovering from
her illness slowly, and is able to be
around again
llily Hedge returned from Lincoln
Saturday, where he was visiting his
mother. He reports crops fairly
gOOd near Lincoln.
N. N. Wilkinson returned to Reno
Sunday from Beatrice. Nebr.
Bob Wilkinson spent a few days
visiting Ills brothers.
W N Wilkinson left Tuesday for
his home in Auburn, Nebr.
Hily Hedge left Wednesday morn
ing, accompanied by his sister as
far as Alliance, to spend a few weeks
in Indiana.
School started at the Doyle school
house the 4th of September. All
report a good school, taught by Miss
Hnima Doyle.
Crops are fairly good. Corn Is
making about . bushels to the ac-
Threhing In this neighborhood has
kept most of the people busy of
late. Last week Ixu Barty threshed
for John Kenn, Garfield Ball, J. W.
Scott, Geo. Jones, Mrs. Hlckey, Char
lie Hiser ;ind others.
Robt. Spoon and family spent the
day with the Ryan family last Sun
day. One of the finest crops of corn
and small grain we have seen in
this country is that of Mrs. Amelia
Johnson.
Walter Scott threshed 150 bushels
of fine oats and 80 bushels of wheat
last week.
We were sorry to hear this week
of the serious accident that befell
Larry Ashbrook at his home in Kan
sas last week. While working with
a corn shredder his arm was litteral
ly torn from the shoulder, we are
informed. His brother, Harry, was
called by telegraph, and left at once
to assist him.
Messrs. Sampy, Flarity and Scan
Ion were in our neighborhood trying
to buy hay a few days since. We
understand that the last two named
gentlemen suffered the burning-over
of their homesteads by the prairie
fire west of Curly a week ago.
Road Overseer Will Elder was In
this vicinity a few days ago working
on the newly opened road west, of
the Box Butte county line for 18
miles into Sioux county, through twp.
27.
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Mrs. Ed leathers and a brother of
her husband left, for the O.ark coun
try of Missouri last week.
The Marsland Tribune man in a
recent issue of his good little paper
ventures the opinion that we should
sell our cattle to our home buyers,
etc. If Mr. Hanley will give these
home buyers a hunch that will make
them pay the prices that the eastern
fellows pay, we'll be mighty glad to
sell to them. Dollars to doughnuts,
we know the home buyer who broke
into print through the court sey of
the Tribune man. He scoured this
country over, trying to buy cattle at
from I to 6 dollars less than other
shippers were paying, and when he
did succeed in finding a sucker then
he'd "stand him off" and ask him to
hold his cattle for him for an indef
inite period, waiting for their pay un
til the cattle were delivered. The
Sioux county homesteader has good
cattle, and he knows it. and knows
what they are worth, and he's NOT
ALWAYS A SUCKER.
We see one of the Chadron church
es has gone Into the cheap theatric
al business. In a late issue of the
Journal printed in that town an item
appears telling of a moving picture
show devoting the proceeds of one
evening's show- to the Sunday school
of this church. If this is not a COM
of being "mighty unequally yoked to
gether with unbelievers" then we
have always been given the wrong
conception of things along this line.
If. SPACE.
GOOD WORK
Done Daily in Alliance. Many Cit
izens Tell of It.
Let us figure on that
bill of
Q roceries
that you need. We
can save you money
on anything we carry.
Don't send away and
get stung again. We
meet all competition.
Especial discounts for
cash.
Yours for fair dealing.
i D.Rodp
FOR ESTIMATES ON
CEMENT WALKS
CURBS
CONCRETE
FOUNDATIONS
HOLLOW BLOCKS
AND
ORNAMENTAL WORK
OF ALL KINDS
SEE
J. J. VANCE
Alliance, Nebr.
In Front of the Checkered Front Stable
you can nearly always see a rig getting
ready to start out. We will send one any
distance, for any purpose, at any time.
We answer all calls promptly
and will be glad to serve you in any way
in which a rig is required.
H. P.
COURSEY.
t'HONE 84
Prop.
Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills, Their good
work in Alliance still continues, and
oui citizens are constantly adding en- j
dorsemeiit by public testimony. No i
better proof of merit can be had i
than tha experience of friends and
neighbors. Head this case:
Mrs. LtUira Dickenson, 107 Yellow
stone Vve., Alliance, Nebr., says:
"I was afflicted with kidney trouble
for many years and had about all
the difficulties that accompany this
disease. 1 finally commenced using
Loan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Moisten - Drug Store, and they dis
posed of the pains in my back and
corrected difficulty with the kidney
s crotlons. I also tried Moan's Kid
ney Pills in my daughter's case and
they strengthened her kidneys. I
do not lusitate to recommend this
sterling remedy."
rcr sale by all dealers Price 5'
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
Ne York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name Dean's and
take no other.
"I Suffered Intense
Pains in My Left
Side."
Do you realise it it better to be
safe than sorry, chat k is the beet
policy to lock the stable door before
the horse is stolen?
Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy
cured Mrs. C. C. Gokey, of a stub
born case of heart disease, such as
thousands are now suffering with.
Read what she says:
"Before I began taking Dr. Miles'
Heart Remedy I had been suffering
from heart trouble for over ive
years. I had grown so weak that it
was impossible for me to do thirty
minutes work ia a whole day. I
suffered intense paint in my leftside
and uadcr the left shoulder blade, I
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please mention that you saw it in
this paper.
could not sleep on the left side, and
was so snort ot breath that 1 thought
I should never be able to take a full
breath agaia. The least ex citement
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fore i couie see a marked chaage in
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Koved so rapidly (bat when I had
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cured.
MRS. C C GOKEY, Nortkneld, Vt
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Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy.
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Mrs. V. I. Spangh, of Manville.
Wyo., who said: "She lold me Dr
King's New Life Tills had cured her
of obstinate kidney trouble, and made
her feel like a new woman." Easy,
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F. J. Brennan's.