The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, June 06, 1912, Image 1

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VOLUME XIX ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA I THURSDAY.-AHY 6, 1912 NUMUKHL'6
at Alliance, June 20-2142
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ALLIANCEJUNIORNORMAL
A
Session of 1912 Opens with Unusually
Bright Prospects for a
Successful Term
AN INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE
of
few
MM
thfl
BEATS SWATTING THE FLY
Alliance Man's Invention Disposes
of Fly Pest Faster and More
Thoroughly than Any
Other Method
WILL PREVENT MUCH SICKNESS
InTjMlgnttolU by scientists have
proved beyond a doubt that a larne
part of the sickness that afflicts lm
manity is caused by the common
house fly carrying disease germs. As
the results of these investigations
hav been made public, the desire
to get rid of the fly pest lias mown.
"Swat the fly" lias been the health
slogan for several years, and as the
fly season approaches this year, the
im "SB Wr sW iJL
W. J. Hamilton, the Inventor
The 1911 session of the Alliance
State Junior Normal opened on Moti
day of this week with splendid pros
pects of a successful term. The
norma' so far is forty per cent lar
ger than during the same time
any Jt -:ior normal for the p;i
years This morning there were
hundred thirty-one enrolled in
junior normal proper and seventeen
more For the institute. If the enroll
merit continues to increase as In
former yoars. this Junior norimil will
rank among the highest in attend-
n. i At the close of the flrri week
last year the enrollment was less
than one hundred.
FUwd who is regit-trar, has been
Cfunty Superinteni Delia M.
Heed, who is registrar, ha.s been
(iiea'iy missed, being absent on a -count
of the (itaM of her fath"r in
Idaho. All be please. i to learn that
h is convalescing and that she will
be bCk to Alliance th? last or this
week.
Prof. House of the I'eru State Nor
mal and his lecture at the high schoo
auditorium which was announced for
this evening, will be delhered Fri
day evening at S:."tO p. in.
Superintendent Martin was detain
ed at his home in Nebraska City so
th;:: lie could not bepresent at the
opening on Monday, but arrived yes
terday morning.
Ladies of Alliam.-e who wish to
take picture study given by I'rof.
Martin should enroll at once so as to
receive full benefit of class work.
The Herald will have a normal re
porter commencing next week so
that our readers will be kept pouted
dariBS the entire session.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
litiifeli'lj
CURTIS BIPLANE AS IT WILL APPEAR IN FLIGHT AT THE STOCKMEN'S CONVENTION
GREAT PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CONVENTION
Indications for One of Btct Con
ventions in History of the Ne- i
braska Stock Growers
Association
e
VlcCLUER'S
THREE DAYS, JUNE 20 to
22
Hamilton's Triple Fly Trap
Trap Closed
When you eat candy you want the
li t. You can get it at the Model
Cindy Kitchen. 4( Hox Hutte a
jn.ie. I'fitflL'ST
w m w
Mi and Mrs. T. T. Writer -gitO 1
to llemin?ford on business yesterday.
They took an order for a piano, and
sold a Vl'-trola to Station Agent Ken
nedy. W. S. Kidgell made a business trip
to the North Platte valley this week
Hev. William McCarthy, pastor of
the Christian church of Cliadron. will
preach in thi city .Inne H, 7, N and
! at the courtliou.se. Hev. McCar.hy
is U it rung speaker of the .-,iiiiI and
v'ith his bible study an-1 chart in
strui tlons, makes it plain to all.
PI very body come
newspapers teem with Nat M ion ;
and advie in regard to diiiKnishin!
Um liarni done by the ;i.
Hut it remained for an Alliance
man to invent at an opportune time
an instrument that will dispose of
them by the thousand- and even by
the millions That ' man is W. J,
Hamilton, proprietor of the Fair
Store. The inv nt hm is Hamilton's
Triple Fly Trap, patented May I'S.
1912. The success of this trap was
demonstrated last yeir. beln used)
M St. Joseph's Hospital. St. Agnes
Academy, and by Allian;-e business
men.
VYe give herewith two photo cits
of the trap, as vell as a cat of the
inventor. The improvement of this
trap over the ordinary fly trap is
much greater than, appears at first
thought. The ordinary conical trap
has room for only one fly to enter
at one time. A five inch trap of
this pattern has tlnv.! en ranees, an I
ea. h five in. In s Ions, giving this
small size fifteen inches cf trap ca
pacity. We might say much inort in com
niendaiiou of t i : .s awful invention,
but the best, thing about it it that
It dc;'s the work. Those who saw it
usvd last fly season, just after it
had been iineii.ed, and even before
it had been perfected, were convinced
that its general use In any commun
ity would abate the fly aulsan-ce.
At a mi?ting of VttS Alliance city
council, held last Tut-iliiy night. Ham
ilton's Trip;- Ply Trap was approved
for use in the school buildings and
other public buildings and pi ices.
Any one ulshluK to pur -hisu these
traps can se-'ure the same by calling
on or addressing the inventor. W. J.
Hamilton, Alliance. Nebraska. Price
of family size, $I.H0 each; large
size. Ifr.M.
As will be
Store ad v rl i
The Heiald,
have opened
seen by the Itee Hive
enient iu this issue of
Air. and Mrs. Kewer
a iv-t room for ladles,
appreciated, especially during the
lumtner mouths.
hot
Fly Trap open
Notice of Annual Meeting
J. H. Hi nndy lias sold his lute
csi in the nplfWlltrniH blacksniitli
hop. 111 West Second street. to
Frank Fox, the transfer being made
the first of the month. ,
s
Again we remind our reallers that
the opening dinner at ihe Drake Ho
tel, under new management, will he
fftroa next Sunday, from 12 to 2 o'
:lo;k. The choicest viiuids will be
served, good muni1 furnish d, and
all for the nominal price of fifty
cents.
Carl W. Spacin, accompanied by
his mother and sister (irace, left
Monday night on 4 for Sargent
wheie. they will visit with reluth -s
for a few days. Carl will go on to
Lincoln for ashort visit with frlenus
in ihe capita! it)
...
K I Stern, wire aud little run
spent Sunday in Lin.uln visiting with
I Mm Kohl Meyers, sister'of Mr.
: Stern.
J. M. Fletcher of it road water, '
i braska, is in Allium e this week ink
I III I orders for the K.'iid McNally alia.-
! tbe world. This is a very u- -4t
book 'o have in the officii or
heme and hits a go.jj Ma where it
snow n.
. I Dr. li. llAood icpol'ts luivtaf had
Splendid time oil the occasion of
fifi : visit to hb ofd hom- at
Udngdoo, Illinois.
Not it e
Meeting )t
be helii at
June, A. D
which may
1 I : . k - k t: . i 1 1 Prank Vl'altfl who !-turii l hi
is her if by ttlVn that the Seventeenth Annual :t r,,;111 Ir)p ,hni ciifonii. or.
t. . V..Uf.il'I- -i i . .. I- f ' f-. , i , f... 1m..,.!:.... .. mi;.. w....i. it.i. i...
HIV llVUINSHxt UlUVIk IMICIJ aMlll h I mill Will ' ninmi ' iiiin, una
a tii ... V! t J. . : fi i r , i charge (1 (he Walla i!ra :n.. .
.M.iance, eniasKa, on me win ana Jist ot iN, ;! ,,, ,. ,,, .,,, Nvilll;i. ,,
. DlJ, tor the eleCtlOtl Of Officers tor the ell- wife who l it last week for l latt
. J c A.t j- .i with r hit i and oilier frietnit- H
J . . : i. i vviih r. ia -r.es ami other friend- in
Liiui mm uie tufiiMuiou i .m tuner tisinew uinMa v.,,,,,:,
come neiore ine meeting.
K. M. 1 H'14, Pfidflt
CH.as. C Jamkson, Secretary.
Oreh.-'i.i and vocal intuit' will
cild to the pleisure of the opening
dinner at the lrake Hotel next Sun
day. Lovers of ludsii who also lik -
Alliance Is extending a inos cor
dial invitation to everybody to attend
the annual convention of the Ne
braska Stock (irowers Association,
to be held Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, June 20 to 22. There Is a
general feeling that this will be one
of the best com nt ions in the his
tory of the asso iailon.
8ome thirty-four hundred dollars
has already been sub r bed by Alli
ance business men 'o defray ex
penses, and a- muon more will be
lalsed a-i may be not ded ror the pur
pose. The program which was received
11...-U ...in t n..klLkrUi ... i. 7
i i ' ' iii in "in in' mi ii 1 1 m i ft i i v ft-n .
CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM
Children's Day will be observed at.
i lie Hj r.. ciiurcti next rsunuay at
Hi si ni. A very Interest Into pr
BtM9 has heen prepared, a i-opy of
whito was rece't . A nt The Herald
ofrice today, but ;oo late ror his
issue, which we very much regret.
Mrs. ('has. UotCpotah and daughter
Irnia stopjied in Alliance - Wednesday
afternoon and evening, nroiite from
lleiningford to Omnha.
Oft
Mrs. Wayne 1). Zediker will p e
sent Miss Hattie Henswold, assis.ed
by Miss Claribel Dicilein, in re-iial.
at her home. Friday evening, June
14th.
W. M. Uobinson. manager of the
Bennett Piano Co., sgj ep;tetl in
fro:n Omaha yestenhiy, but was de
ain.d by business and will not ar
rive till Sunday. Mrs. Uobinson and
three children caine in from t he-
ranch that day and met the daughter.
Miss Elsie, who returned from Oma- ,
ha where she attended school the
past year.
W. It. Harper and V.. 1). Henry
went to Gordon last Tucsdav in an j
automobile to attend the opening of
the new Odd Fellows' hall at t .1 lit
place They report Inning booa roy
ally eniertaiaad by the members of
the I. O. O. F. i't Gordon. During
:h- day they were entertained by
automobile rides. V its W lag ihe tOWO.
At night a program was rendered
and addresses given by grand officers I
of the laadKkaslirdluctaoiii eeainot w j
of the bulge. Many oilier !i.l.4i;s be-I
siile.s Vlliaii.e were represented
Don't forget I he opening dinn v aii
der the new management at the ,
irake Hotel, frciu 12 to 2. BOll
Sunday. Fifty cents pays for n,
and HO xtra charge fof the mus e i
H. V Thompson of Kinghaia and
Im Gihieu who woiIls on th I ' ItA"
an. h ylslted Ailian.e fhe la' r
part of last week. Mr. Thompson
came to this pun of ibe stale al. ut
a year ago. undecided whether to
remain or not. Oui has - . luded to
tuako his home in this country. He
makes use of The Herald's lit -,
per subscription itKcm ; lo subscnb
for the Omaha lajly News and he
Denver l'c.t, weekly
Dr Charles Plats ( Turring'oii.
Wyo . pan, d thru Alliance last. Fri j
day en route home from Clay Center.
Nkf whee he had ben visiting a
brother during an enforced vacation.
c.UMied by Illness.
Sweeping Clearance
Sale Embroideries
The unheard-of lateness of the season makes advisable
the sale at this early date. We shall place on sale
SaturdayMorning, June8th
'"in
nlWi'd beforet This sale will inchjde ottr entire
line, consistinjr of 15 different patterns in the 42
inch croods, ro patterns in the 27 inch, 12 patterns
in the 8 inch, and , 50 pieces ranLrinr in width
from $ to 14 inches. Inserting to match.
Such an assortment and such prices
we have never before been able to
offer. This is your chance to get
Embroideries at almost your own
price. Anticipate your wants and
get in early on this sale.
McCluer's
I The Banner Variety Store
3. 15. DKNTdN, Prop. 3ia BOX PIJTTE WK. )
"' "i,m""1;,; Normal Students' Supplies j
W e have laiil in a stock of everything on need 1
...... ... c
ouk windows 10 and 1 2ic this week
Stockmen, Ftrmfer$, Ranchmen, C'itv People, all
are invited to cjll and see our hi stock ot
useful household articles anil novelties
DR. L. W WO WHAN
Jtftcc Cpttjcrs, First National Bank
Building
Phone, Office 32
Phone. Residence 16
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA
Dr. JAS. P. riAXFlELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Eqjipment
Evenings by Appointment
PHONE 525 RED
e4g Corsets
FOR SALE AT
BOGUE'S
A. J. KENNEDY t
DENTIST
Iotncr id Alliance National bank tU
Over Fosi office.
Phoue 391.