Phone Your
Coal and Wood Orders
TO
No. 22
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
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Tom Stalos'
Store
.13 BOX BUTTE AVE.
Is a good place to buy Groceries, Flour,
Canned Goods, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. We
sell the celebrated Loup City Flour.
We have a big line of Workingmen's
Pants and Overalls; also Shoes for Men and
Women. Gloves, Hats, Caps, etc.
Groceries delivered promptly to any part
of the citv.
PHONE 210
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V.tit Hunt Kxpress, .Inn. 1": En-
glneer Ntrolal. wtitle climbing into
his engine Monday, sipped and fell
Into the turntable pit unci was car
ried out on a stretcher. He Is a
very sore man at present.
Custer County Chief, .Jan. 17: Har
ry Townley. son-in-law of Mr. anl
M.rs. .1. H. Benjamin, who is fireman
on the Hurllngton, was seriously In
jured at Marsland abont a week HO
It seems that during a destructive
fire at that place, which burned I
large hotel and a number of business
houses to the ground, he was help
ing to save the building's and was
accidentally struck by an ax. The
blow cut through the shoe on Town
ley's left foot nearly severing the
ankle bone. He was taken to Alli
ance and it was feared for a while
that his foot would have to be am
putated, hater reports state that
his foot will be saved but he will be
laid up for some time. .Mrs. Town
ley, who was visiting in Broken Bow,
went to Alliance to be with hlni on
Wednesday. ,
Chadron Chronicle, Jan. 10: We
are In receipt of the Mad news stat
ing that Hev. Julian who is well
known to all our people is in a hos
pital for treatment at Omiha and
I. is condition is very critical.
.Marsland Tribune, Jan. 17: A. H.
McLaughlin went, to Allinn.e Friday
on a combined business and pleasure
trip. While there he was the guest
of his friend Smith P. Tattle. It
goes without saying that two "old
soldier boys" enjoyed the renewing
of bloody days during the visit. Mc.
returned home Sunday.
Miss Franci s McGlnnis made her us
ual visit with friends and relatives
last Saturday and Sunday. Her par
ents and brother who recently came
to Alliance from .Missouri will make
their home in ('liadrcn in the near
future. Her brother was a visitor
here stopping at the Richey hotel the
night It burned. He says Marsland
gave him a very warm reception.
vjbk Fuel & Feed Sk
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BUTTERICK PUBLISHING COMPANY
butttrltk Building, JVru York City
Chicago, 111.. January 22. The lo
cal run Monday was 29,000 and at
the six leading western points 56,000.
The supply wag too large for the
good of the market. Beef steers
here void at prices steady 10 !0c
lower. The market was a long-drawn-out
affair because of the
strangling in of trains. Top beeves
made $!L5t) for 19 head or 1,646 lbs.
average. There was a marked scarc
ity ol choice offerings and a bi pre
ponderance of plain, medium snd
roughish kinds. .Most trading was at
SS.50 down to $7.50, with quite a
showing at $7.60 to $s.oo.
Tuesday local run tt cattle was
s.inn and the six western markets
Bd h total of :17,000. Beef steers
met slow sale here from the outset
and prices were steady to 10c lower,
ol r rings of value around $S.25 up,
bhov,'nv the loss. Best beeves
available number d :ht head, averag
ed 1,591 lbs. and sold at $8.85.
Among our h:i!cs were branded west
ern Shorthorns fn in Kansas at $8.76.
They includ d 41! head of 1,461 lbs.
average for Springer & Johnson and
19 head of 1 ,.156 lbB. average ror G.
Q, Springer.
The local Wednesday supply was
1S.000. The six western markets had
a total of .!5,000. Kverything was
against the selling interests here.
The run was above all expec tations,
trains straggled in all day long, out
let through eastern shipping chan
nels was very narrow and local dress
ed beer men did practically nothing
until right near the noon hour. When
a trading h.i-is was established it
waa a 10 to 15c lower deal. B si
beeves available sold at $9.15 for 20
head of 1,421 lbs. average. Sales
wc.iv largely a) $7.50 to $8.50. Coarse
medium and heavy weight steers
were mean sale from start to finish,
and there were not a few loads of
such offerings that were still unsold
at tli eelose of the day's session.
Suppllies or cattle here today Wrt
6,000 and the six western points had
a total or 19,000. While the local
1 nide in be. r steers was slow , prices
were held steady with the previous!
day's decline.
There is nothing in pr. sent nor
near future market condition. to
warrant holding t:t k cattle that are
in good flesh condition. Their place
is on the market. Keeping tin m In
thl reed lot with the express pur- !
pose or striking higher markets Is
attended with more or less danger.
However, we advocate the. retaining
of good quality kinds that need M to
90 days longer feeding to put them
In goad flesh condition. They should
u-nll tin their keen
lleef trades of ows and heifers
showed a price lc-s or 25 to 50c
rrom last week's elo- with most
sales at $5.15 to $6.75.
Stockers and N-e lers continued in
gocd demand, but pii.es went 26c
lwer than the finish of last week.
Bulk of trading was at $6.00 to $7 25.
( LAY. ROBINSON ft CO.
Mi.- Maud Morritt made final
proor last Saturday on her claim,
located near the Morrttt post office.
Her witnesses were Karl Douglas
and Bud Hulstod of Orlando.
W. R. DRAKE'S
City
Meat Market
People of Alliance know the kind of Meats sold
and service given by W. R. Drake when running a
meat market before. With better facilities and bet
ter location, he can satisfy all old customers and
any number of new customers that may favor him
with their trade.
A Full Line Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, Poultry,etc.
On the corner. Box Butte avenue and Fourth street
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Alliance Cleaning Works
The place to bring your clothes
f o r f i r st -c 1 ass c 1 ea n i n g a n d p r ess i ng
We make a specialty of night work
All goods called for and delivered
Phone 58 403j Box Butte Ave.
Alliance a Good Town
Alliance Is a mighty good town,
worthy of the best of everything.
That's why we have Joined the Amer
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offer to our people the Meritol line
of preparations, made by the Associ
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Advertisement Jan :.':'
C. M. Kelley and D. K S;an:o::
are now proprietors of the Alliance
Cleaning Works. Mr. Keeley rs-
; signed his position with the railroad
I to take up this work again. Mr.
Stanton returned the first of the
week from Fremont, where he went
on business and to visit his par
ent ,
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