THE ALLIANCE HERALD
JOHN W. THOMA8, Editor
Lloyd C. Thomaa, City Editor
Published overy Thursday by
THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
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Lloyd C. Thomaa, Preoldent J. Carl Thomas, Vice Prea.
John W. Thomat, Secretary
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TIIR81AY, DECEMBER 18, 1913
lOCALpi
WWS if
Mr. Hltchoock left for nridport
today on a business trip.
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Mr. Duchmun left AlUaace oa a
trip to Denver Wednesday altfal.
John Uectel came up from Ella
worth on a business trip Wodnoaduy.
Mrs. James Kennedy, living Heven
teen miles south of town, iu quite ill.
Mr. Darrow, chief engineer of the j
Burlington linen West, Ih In town to-1
day.
John Eyler, live stock iitnt. left
Alliance for Oiiutlm Wwltiewdsy for
Omaha.
Andy IIannford and Harvey Meyers
are going down to the sale at Arthur
Taylor's.
J. E. Stricklmid left ou 42 Wtln
day night for St. Joe to rlnli with
relatives.
The Mounts boarder gave a skat
lag party at Ilronco lsk Tueaday
evenflrig.
Victor Covalt was In ton frain
the ranch Wednesday dolnf; h' Xiiih
chopping.
Laura Sblgley of Kiln worth wan in
Alliance Wednesday Jo hav her
eyes treated.
Ethel Nolan returned Tuesday
from a two weeks' visit in Omaha,
whore ahe had a lovely time.
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Mats Jlurmood, who has been 111
with la grippe the past week, Is at
work again in the superintendent's of
flee.
Dorsh Brothers of Minatare came
In Wednesday on a land deal. They
say the snow at Minatare is a foot
deep.
Mrs. E. 8. Washburn and Miss
Pearl WodeH are down from Iteming-
ford today to do their Chrlatmas shop
ping.
Jnnies Ilunny and daughter loft for
Omaha Wednesday nlnht. They will
go to Stanberry, Mo., to visit ith
relat Ives.
Cal lhierr and son Harry came in
from the Elmore ranch neighborhood.
Th-y say the snow
deep out there.
Is ten inches
Otis Tier came in to meet has sis
ter fmm Grand Island, where she 4s
attending ccoUege. Miw Pier will
pnd the holidays on the ranch.
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Mrs. James Koegaa and family left
Wednesday night for Twutnseh on
a vWlt with delailves. They will be
gone until the first of the year.
Melvln Hudson of Crawford is stop
ping In Alliance to vinlt hi sister,
Mrs. Maud Carter, after Which he
will leave for Omaha and other east
ern points.
Engineer W. K Austin and family
left today for Uock Island to tpend
the holidays with Mr. Austin's farther
and mother. Mr. Austin's father Is
a passenger engineer at Rock Island.
Protect Your
forest Allen and Frank Oe Prance U-.- liriL
nuiuc ijum
were In Wednesday from likeslde
on business.
' K. J. Hill and wife are goiuR vwt
tha 23d. to spend the holidays with
Ma. JlUl'a folks.
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John Dowllng return! Wdnday
from a pleasant visit at Chadrou
with hla mother. j
Bill Bignell Is in from the ranch
spending the week end at his home
on ltox Hutte avenue.
E. 3. Kohler, asshtant general man
ajrer of the Burlington, Went, wan in
town Thursday on bualnxwu. ,
Mr. Perry, bridge Hupoiiatendent
of the Burlington line WoM, left on
ttve Denver train Thursday noon. !
Otto Rayton of nivartwuter was
Ir. town Wednesday for an eamdna
tion before the !oard of penaloners.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1.. Harris of
Lakeside came up to do their Xmas
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BUgiping " ruiitMliy. i
Bert Acheeou's son Ivan him been
confined to the hospital for the last
week but is improving.
Mike Riley, a drayman of Hay
Springs, is tiuaran.ined in his home
for small pox at that point.
Telephone
A Bell Telephone af
fords protection and se
curity by permitting calls
to or from your home at
all times.
And. too. a telephone
means home-comfort and
convenience in reaching
local stores and shops, and
in calling friends, as well
as permitting long dis
tance talks nearly everywhere.
Why not secure your
home protection, comfort
and convenience by NOW
ordering a telephone in
stalled?
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE
COMPANY
For making quickly and per
fectly, delicious hot biscuits
hot breads, cake and pastry
there is no substitute for
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CREAM
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UADE FROi! GRAPES
Sixty Tears tho Standard
From Wednesday's Daily:
Sheriff Cox wos up to HeminRford
Tuesday aorvlrg; papers.
J. C. McCorkle made a business
trip to Hemlngford Tuesday.
John R. Hoke went to Ravenna on
42 last night on a bus! new trip.
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Mrs. Seaorlwt and family went to
Denver thla moroJog for a visit with
friends.
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I,. O. Clark is leaving AUIance to
day on 44 to spend the holidays in
Roll a. Mo.
Mrs. W. E. Jernejan weret through
Alliance today, returning from a visit
In Denver to Whitman.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Dnvey went
thru Alliance today onroute to Grand
Island from Soottabluff.
The Kair Association met Tuesday
evening at the olty hall for a busi
ness mooting.
Olen Kussell of OshhoRh, a son of
Frank Russell, is in the city visiting
for a few days.
Mm. Sarah Wldener went titrourh
here Wednesday, returning to John
son, Nebr., from a vlelt to llrldue
port. Mrs. A. It. Sturgeon and mothor,
Mrs. Mary Shave, left today for
Ijnkiwirte to spend the holidays with
Mrs. W. O. Otto.
Win. Middlelon was called to Doug-I
la, Wyoming, Tuesday night, by a.
telegram which stated that his fath-1
er was dangerously ill. He left on I
41. - !
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John and Jim I'otnir&ll nnd Mrs.
John Wlldy of Hemtngford returned
this morning from Omaha, where
they took the body of their father
for burial. They returned to Hem-;
hi r ford on 43 this noon. i
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From Tuesday's Daily: 1
S. Z. Wilburn Is going to Missouri
to ispend the holiday.
Frank Palmer came up Monday
from his ranch near Bonner.
W. H. Kunn. left for Norfolk Tues
day morning on a business trip.
Victor Covalt of Cloman was a
bufiineea vWtor in Alliance Monday.
Carl Spat-ht oome down from Hem
Ingford to nee home folks on Sunday.
Mr. Stearns took a business trip
to Omaha Monday. Will return Fri
day. Mra. Hand and baby have just re
turned from a three months visit In
Idaho.
J. M. ChriHtcoiaen from Hemtng
ford made a business trip to Alliance
Monday.
V. E. Covalt la in town from the
ranch, doing his Chrtatnma shopping.
Just Received
A Car Load of the Celebrated
Curtis Best and
High Patent
Flour
And remember that every sack of this flour is
guaranteed by the mills. If not satisfactory,
all you have to do is to return the sack with
some of the Hour and et another sack or
your money back.
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Single Sacks, $1.35. Two Sacks, $2.60
Ten Sacks, $12.50
E. I. Gregg & Son
IE3E
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A BRONGHiAL COUGH
it wearing and dangerous because (Ae inflamed,
mucus'filled lubes interfere with breathing and the
fresh air passes through that unhealthy tissue.
Probably no other remedy affords such' prompt
and permanent relief as Scott's Emulsion; it
checks the cough, hcala the linings of the throat
and bronchial tubes and strengthens the lungs to
avert tuberculosis. This point cannot be empha
sized too Btrongly that Scott's Emulsion has
been suppressing bronchitis for forty years and
will help yOUm
Be careful to avoid substitutes and insist on SCOTT'S.
AT ANY DRUG STORE. 1.1-77
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The undersigned will sell at Public Auction, on
TUESDAY,
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One mile south and one mile west of Hemingf ord,
Nebr., the following property:
10 horses
LIVE STOCK
10 milch cows 10 brood sows
A few cows and calves
jt rew cows ana caives
WAGONS and BUGGIES
1 new top buggy 1 new wagon 1 light farm wagon
1 good second hand buggy
1 good second hand wagon
ONE SCHACHT AUTOMOBILE
FARM MACHINERY
All kinds of Farm Machinery, consisting of Aspin-
wall potato sprayer, Deering binder, press drill, two sulky plows, McCor
mick mower, hay rake, harrows, potato planter, disc, cultivators, harness,
saddle, Fairbanks platform scale and lj horse power gasoline engine.
SALE BEGINS AT 10:30 A. M. FREE LUNCH AT NOON
9 Months' Time will be Given on Approved Notes at 10 per cent
B. E. Johnson
F. W. Melick
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