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NEW STOCK
WEN'S SHOES
M. D. Nichols has received a
new stock of men's shoes, which he
has for sale at his shop, 217 Box
Butte avenue. Men's fine dress
shoes, work shoes and medium
grades. These are the J. P. Dunn
shoes, and are dependable goods.
They have the style, fit and wear,
the three things you want in shoes.
Call and get prices.
J. J. VANCE
MANUFACTURER OF
CEMENT
BUILDING
BLOCKS
and CONTRACTOR.
Cement Walks, Cisterns, Basements,
Foundations, etc.
Cement Silos
are the preference over all others in the east
where they have been tested for years. I will
construct these silos in the most approved
manner the coming season.
Let Me Figure with You
"The Wrong Order ?"
"Sure, We'll Have it Changed."
Did you ever take home
the wrong coffee and then
have your wife lorrov a
telephone so she could call
up and have the right brand
sent out':
The Telephone solves
shoppiug problems. In cold
and stormy weather, tele
phone from your tin-side to
Mores, shops Of friend. A
telephone saves time and
trouble,
Telephone Convenience Far Exceeds Its Cost.
Nebraska Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Lines
Reach Nearly Everywhere.
CORRESPONDENCE
HEMINGFORD
Mm. Hon Millar ns a iaunfrer
o Aiiinr on inrfxinv. Romii
down foiHltenfl tho teachers' meeting
Floyd and Jim MrCluskey rptumed
home from Iowa Tuesday.
v. M Miller autoed down 1o A11I-
nce Wednesday.
K. U Pierre made a bunlnean trip
to Crawford Wednesday reiurnliiR on
Thursday
Pete Swaneon received word from
HoldredRe Wednesday of the death
of hla father. He left on the mld-
n'tehl train.
Mr. and Mra. Von I'ohle were ist
bound passengers Thursday on 44.
B K. Johnson and wife made a
business trip to Alliance Thursday
Mr. A. C. Summerson, who is now
workinu with the O. B. & Q. CMTpen
terhiR k'iuk, hud the misfortune to
lose his house and all its contends by
fire Wednesday evening.
Charles Bushnnl left on 44 Tues
day for Morrill, where he will .imi1
a few days.
Mm. Neeland left on 41 Friday for
Crawford for a visit with her daugh
ter there.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Muirhead and
A. M. Miller went to Seottsbluff on
Friday, Koine down in Mr. Miller's
;?.
C. U. Canfield and wife were pas
sengers on l-i Friday from Men n
Nelnv
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Job MOB, Mr.
and Mrs. K. L, Ph n e. and Mrs.
Clyde Watson took dinner with Mr.
ami Mrs. Orvel Kidwell Friday.
The ll mingford ball team went OP
to Schumakers' Friday but the North
Table boys didn't show up.
a rew weens in lowa on areount or
poor health. W'e hope she wM be
benefited by the ehange
Minn lena Scott of Ipswich. 8. I).
It vlaltlng her brother, Roy Scott.
and oiber relative in Quaker Valley.
Miss Hanson, who has been the
gue . or .Mrs. or. i hurchiu, has gone
to St. Paul for a month.
Mm. Robbins of DenveT has been
visiting at the home of her brother-in-law,
Alton Robins.
Mrs. W'm. Howe to enjoyirjc a vis
it wiUh her mother. Mrs. Carpenter
of Creston. Iowa, and also or her
son, Roy, of Dee Moines, lowa.
Miss Marie Owen has come home
to spend her vacation from Indlanola,
lowa, where she ha been attending
hiith school.
Arthur Petersen is putting up
new windmill.
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Kit on Spain, who is working near
Ellsworth, spent last Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs.
at Or.
Jotifs and son Worth called
llaworth's Sunday afternoon.
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HOMESTEAD
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estic
ck wk A A
1 E"N6 REPUTATION!
In case of serious illne8, you wouldn't call in any old doc-
hl tor, but would get the best doctor you knew of, The Doctor
r with a Reputation, the doctor that has shown his worth by
year of good honest service.
.g Then why buy any old range, when you can get The Great
V Majestic, The Range with a reputation a reputation won by
L years of constant, honest and economical service.
f The Majeatic Is made right OF NON-BREAKABLE MALLE
3 ABLE IRON, and RUST-RESISTING CHARCOAL IRON. All
hH parte of the Majestic are riveted together (not bolted) practic
al ally airtight no cold enters range or hot air escapes, thus bak
jM ing perfect with about half the fuel used In a range that to bolt-
ed and pasted together with tove putty.
The All-Copper Movable Reservoir on the Majestic is ab-
jH solutely the only reservoir .worthy of the name. It heats IB gal-
Q Ions of water while breakfast is cooking, and when wateT bolte
igjl it can be moved away from fire by simply shifting lever.
Call at our store and let us show you why the Majestic is
s absolutely the best range on the market.
Your neighbor has one ask her. All styles and sizes.
j I. L. ACHESON
ifi PHELAN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
B K. Johnson made
trip to Canton Friday.
a business
Rev. Palmer and wife, A. M. Miller
and Mrs. Alex Muirhead were callers
at A. S. Enyeart's Thursday evening.
Mrs. IMck Kenner and a lady
friend from Alliance visited with Mrs.
Bushnell Friday returning on the
local In the evening.
Mrs. Ward Norton visited Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. B. Jones.
The Hemlngford ball team played
at Ma island Sunday. The gnme re
sisted in a score of 15 to 1 in fav
or of ilie Hemlngford boys.
Clara Nagelsilinelder and Ftta far
ter were passengers to Alliance on
Monday, going down to attend nor
mal. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rockey and
Mrs. Claude Brown and Mrs. C. U.
Canfield were Alliance visitors Mon
day afiernoon.
Mrs. Chas. ltspetch and daughter
Irma returned from Omaha on 4.".
Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Clark was an Alliaaofl
visitor Monday.
ChaS lotspeich
Alliance Monday.
Fred llucke and
were passengers to
U K. MrCluskey and mother re
turned from Iowa Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Watson returned tO
hSf home in Cliadron Monday sitSf
a two we'ks' visit with relatives.
Work has begun on Dr. McEuen's
in m office, just south Of H. O. W'il
dy's store.
K. L. Pierce and Mr Ii-nUins
toel down to Alliance Monday.
itl-
A. E. Clark made a
to Alliance Monday.
business trip
Mr. and Mrs II. I.. Bushnell and
daughters, Mrs Brown and Mrs. Can
Held, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kd
Graejg " Marsland Sunday afternoon
Miss l.etlia lrea left on 44 Tuesday
for her home in Pennsylvania.
Among those going down to Alii
ance Tuesdav were Win. Roland, G-o
l.o.i. la ob Oaburne and Theodot
Colvin.
Miss Agnes Moravek came up from
Scottsbluff Moudav where she h;is
spent the past ti weeks.
Pete Swausoo returned from Hoi
dredge on t.'- Tuesday
Alliance Meat Company
C. E, PHILLIPS, Mgr.
20S BOH BUT1
S3 iiVE.
FULL LINE OF MEATS
Best Goods at Living Prices
DR. F. W. BOLAND
Office Over First State
Bank
Hemingford, Nebr.
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tafcen
re. i vin' seems to have
backward Klancs before makir
hi final depart are
Willis
IUnk U dipping rattle this
Mrs. Thomas Vantre is spendit K
Grass In this section was never
finer at this time of the year than
now and sto.k Is looking fine.
We are glad to report Mr. and
Mrs. Morton's boy who w-as threat
ened with typhoid fever as being
well again.
Several people around here have
suffered lh loss of younx colts be
cause of the prevalent disease a
nOD mares.
Walter Scott had his boys and
'-iris in the field pullitiK sour dock
from liis small prain last Monday.
This pesky dock is worse and more
destructive to crops than the Roi
sian thistle ever was.
W. A. Rider has finished lis: ins in
his corn on the Weir place.
Our neighbors are beginning to
tear dry weather again since the
long season of threatening wettthsr
last week tailed to bring ralr
It was a happy event last Sunday
when about twenty neiRhbors ;uid
friends or Mr. and Mrs W. L. Jew
ell gathered In their hospitable home
to spend the day. Mrs. Jewell, who
by the way Is one of the best and
n.'atest house k sport in our country,
got up a fine dinner, a sheep having
been butchered for the occasion, and
served her quests to ice cream, cake,
fruit, and all the good things obtain
able. Mr. Jewell is arranging to
have a public sale about the L'ftth of
une, when he will offer for sale all
his household goods, farming imple
ments, 45 horses, a bunch of cattl .
etc . preparatory to leaving for Ore
gon, where they will look up a loca
tion for a home. W'e hate to see
these Rood neonle. whose hoohalitv
has been so freely ministered to
everyone for so many years, leaving
our neighborhood. Watch for rheir
sale bills.
For several days past Hie Home
steaders have been' very busy pre
paring for Children's Day OKSTClSSI
it the school bouts, and last Sun
day the en Ire neighborhood ass. in
Wed, bringing their baskt i dinners.
and proceeded to spend the day in a
bappy and befitting way. An excel
lent program was separated into two
parts, before and after noon, and
long table was spread out-of-doors.
loaded with edibles of choicest kind.
md about seventy-five ;f our neigh
bors sat around it in the genuine
good old time neighborly spirit. Af
ter dinner a ptctur" was I iken of
tho crowd, ami after suili beautiful
songs and recitations by the children
and a short talk by Uev. Bell, who
was present with hi m w wife all
went to their homes happier and bet
ter for having spent the day to their
happiness and betterim nt .
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The Marsland-Curly phone line is
in process of construction, and poles
are being set across the Ball, Weir
Patterson and By an homesteads to
Ourly. with Jo? Lashley of Curly in
charge of the- work.
Neighbors Hiser, Spoon, Hawkins
Scott, ami Bail are about thru Wttn
their farming, all having in good
( rops
m
Die Homestead school district lias
ben divided, a new district being
created A new school house will
be built on the Patterson homestead
ill a few weeks. The n'w s;hoo
board i composed of John Ryan
David Morton and L M Hawkins.
A. D. Weir, who has bought ;
home in Arkansas and Is here arrang
ittg for ilie sale of his sto'-k. has a
cook stove, heating stove, a dining
table, a barrel churn, and a few oth
er things for sale on his boniest ad
" miles northwest of Canton
T. C. Colvin came down from
Hciniiiglurd Tuesday to look over
the pity with a view to trading land
for property here. Mrs. Colvin and
two grand hildren have been hero
for the past two months. They have
seven quarter sett ions of land near
Hemlngford, and having done their
full tihars of farm work have decid
ed to ritlre from the farm. Mr. Col
v xi favored this office with a call
yesterday and subscribed for The
Herald, which will keep them posted
on Alliance and Heiningford. as well
as other county news.
Miss Jennie Boon, who bus been
spent! lug a couple of week ou s
ranch near Clemati. returned to thi
city last Friday.
HAVE YOUR TICKET READ "BURLINGTON".
Diverse Route Tours of the East
Comprehensive vacation tours of the East to New York and
Boston are announced, going and returning by a combination of
routes, including the coast journey between Old Point Comfort.
New York and Boston, or the sound steamer journey between
New York and Boston. You can go one way through the St.
Lawrence region, via Montreal, Quebec or Lake Champlain, the
other way via direct routes, or vice versa. Limit is 60 days.
STILL LOWER RAILS WITH SIXTY DAY LIMIT. Same routes to and
from New York, New Jersey resorts, Boston. New England.
Canada; Buffalo, Detroit, and various destinations.
ALL SLIMMER LIMITS. Summer tourist rates with all summer
limits to all K.istt t n resorts, Canada, the Lake region, Chicago,
Detroit, etc.
Special leatletof Eastern vacation tours and rates is available.
Copies on application. Let us help you plan your trip.
J. KRIDELBAUGH, Agent
Alliance
L. W. WAKELEY, G. P. A., Omaha
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DOYLE & MOON
Building
Cont factors
Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished Without Charge
TWENTY-FiVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Members Local Union No. 1138 PHONES: QQ and Red 44-Q
at Rodger' Grocery, Phone 1.
Office
JOHN GARRETT
Successor to Frilk Wallace
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited.
Res. phone 583
Boards
of all descriptions
for any part ot a
house or barn.
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
Phone 22 0. Waters, Mgr.
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My new stock of
PLUMBING GOODS
is now arriving Something new in Bath
Tubs and Closets. Come in and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
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Plumbing and Heating
Phone 720 Green