HEMIHGFORD IBVS
(By Herslrt Correspondent)
Hemlngford, May 20 Wn. Dill
Ins was In from the sand bills Satur
day and purchased a 36 h. p., seren-
passenger 8tudebaker of Kd Matin,
Ed Mabtn autord up to Lusk, Wyo
8anda on few daya business trip
. Rupert Walker Is putting a fresh
coat of paint on the Opera House,
both Inside and out.
C. A. Burlew's residence, and out
buildings are receiving a freah coat
of saint. It. A. Jonea la doing the
work.
Wm. Iodence was In from the
ranch the first of the week, attending
to business matters.
The fanners are putting in long
hours thla fine weather, many being
behind with their work on account
Of the wet weather.
C. A. Root has been suffering the
past week with neuralgia of the face,
Miss Polite fierce departed Mon
day for a visit at Missoula, Mont.
Mill susin uaTiuBun u uiiiug iiri j
position at the First State bank.
Joe Wlnten, of Canton, lost a floe
addle horse Monday by lightning.
Joe Caha was la from the Canton
neighborhood Tuesday evening.
K. L. Pierce and wife; accompan
ied by Jas. Ilarry autoed to Alliance
Tuesday afternoon. .-.
Chaa. Buahnell came op from bia
homestead near Morrill Tvoaday for
a few days with relatives., here.
On Tuesday evening a three course
banquet was given at the Hate? Wad
dell, In honor of the sesJor class of
the Hemlngford High school. The
banquet was given by .the juniors,
who. decorated the dining room In
the class colors and pennants, mak
ing an attractive display. Sixteen
places were laid. Including the four
teachers of the Hemlngford schools,
John Coker was In the valley this 12:15 wss delayed seven hours.
week on business. Claude Delaner. who waa up the
Fred Marsh Is working for his Iloe on business, returned Monday,
brother, Lee, at present. j, T. Rogers, parents of Mrs. Jesse
Mrs. W. 8. Coker Is out at the Mount, postmistress here, will leave
ranch for a while to do the cooking. this week with his family for an Ov
while the men are putting In the
crops.
The road boss has finally come
to lire and started to fix up the roads.
Why not have a good-roads dsy,
and everyone turn out and help fix
one road that all con get to. After
It Is fixed the county wilt pay some
one to keep 11 up so we can all get
to town.
R. R. Reddish and family took a
joy ride In to town Saturday night to
see the Indian war. They repoit it
was fine.
Lee Marsh was over at Andy Caus
lck'a one day this week to get a corn
planter. He'ls going to rest this
year. I-ee Is planting 60 acres of
corn. He will have to purchase one
of those auto-corn huskers this fall.
Miss Beulab Reddish spent Sunday
with the home folks at the ranch.
O. (1. Clark goes tooting these days
, with his new Ford car,
! R. R. Reddiah went to town Mon
day on business.
11. L. Robins was In town Monday
for supplies for his ranch.
W. R. Drake and wife were Joy
riding In the valley Sunday and call
ed at the ranch of r. S. Malley.
O. H. Hagaman drove in to town
one day this week. Get In the game.
Hally, and drive a car.
W. S. Coker waa calling at the
ranch of O. 11. Hagaman one day this
week.
Thomas Dean and alster, Mrs.
Lunn, was visiting at the Malley
home Sunday.
COTTONWOOD CHIPS
(By Cottonwood Valley Steve)
J. C. Wright and family were ever
Sunday visiting at the home of J. C.
Hawkins.
, H. E. Fisher waa In the valley on
Monday on business. . , , ,
Herman Rehder went over to his
farm Monday.
Glen Gentle Is In the valley this
week with his horse.
etland trip to the Yellowstone Park.
The party will Include six people and
they will take ten horses and three
conveyances, stopping at Hot Springs
wind c,ave and Cody, Wyo.. on the
way. Tney expert to oe aosent a
bout four months.
Miss Uncapher. the teacher here,
has been on the sick l'st for the past
few days. Miss Daughterly Is taking
her place during her absence.
C. E. May and Earnest Beaver of
Broadwater have been cleaning the
Browns Creek ditch here. They now
moved to Broadwater where they
will continue their work further
east.
Frank Brossard and family of Yu
ma, Colo., purchased the O. J. Life
farm four miles north of here, where
they will make their home.
Horse buyers from the east are
very busy here buying and shipping
horses to the south and east.
O. E. Gebauer la visiting with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gebau
er, of this place.
Charlie Thompson of Greely, Colo.,
Is visiting here with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Ramsdale the roadmaster at
this place. Charlie is a brother of
Mrs. Ramsdale.'
Miss Anna Uncapher who had been
111 for several days Is back on her
job teaching school.
Jesse Edson will be located in his
own building three blocks east of
his former place Boon, where In a
few days he will be ready to serve
his customers as before.
IIORTHPORT HEWS
This section was visited by anoth
er nice rain.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Melvln of Osh
kosh were here visiting with Mrs.
Young for a few days. Mrs. Young
Is the mother of Mrs. Melvln.
Mrs. V. Smith and Mrs. J. Fulton
were In McGrew a few daya visiting
with Mrs. W. D. Gibbons.
The U. P. had a wreck east of Osh
kosh last Saturday. The tender,
three coaches and three stock cars
were derailed. No lives lost, except
one ho a killed. The train due here
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PERU NORMAL NOTES
(By Herald Correspondent)
Peru, Nebr., May 18 The annual
debatea were held In the chapel Sat
urday night. The first prize, twen
ty-five dollars and two gold medals,
was awarded to Robert Vernon, the
second prize, ten dollars and a gold
medal, to Casslus Kennedy, and the
third prize, a gold medal, to C. Ivan
Wlnslow.
The graduate recital of Miss Delia
Leatherbury was given In the high
school room Wednesday evening.
Miss Leatherbury la a graduate of
the expression department of the
Normal.
A chorus made up of children of
the model school entertained the
Normal students at chapel Wednes
day under the direction of Miss Car
penter. State examinations were held Fri
day and Saturday In the high school
room.
Pres. Hayes and Dean Rouse are
away delivering commencement ad
dresses. They will be absent most
of this week.
The military drill boys, with Prof.
Beck in command, went Into camp
at noon Thursday and will break
camp Sunday, returning to Peru,
whtre they will resume active service
in the classroom Monday.
Prof. Del tell has gone to Excelsior
Springs for ten days.
Now is the time to
plant a few extra acres
of corn to fill a
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Alliance, :-: Nebraska
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It is undoubtedly true that a thorough knowledge of the various
laws governing the particular instances wherein a claim for damages
may arise is essential to the proper handling of a claim for damages,
yet there is another field of knowledge just as important.
This second field is a knowledge of the manner and methods em
ployed in handling stock from the time it is put in the pens at the
shipping point until it reaches the purchaser at the Stock Yards, to
gether with a knowledge of the stock growing industry and of stock
itself.
Necessarily then, in order to competently handle stock claims -there
must be an association of individuals who are thoroughly fa
miliar with all such conditionswho give time to the consideration
and study of such.
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mission basis no recovery, no pay.
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Association
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