OPENING
Dance
to be given by the
Alliance Fire Dept.
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Starting Saturday night, October 3rd. Iunrh will be nerved, Car
nations for the ladies. This is the flint of a series of dance to be
given at this hall every Saturday night by the Alliance Fire Depart
ment. Admission will be 50c. Good music. You are cordially in-
vited.
ANTIOCH ITEMS
l Anttoch. Nebr., Sept. 2B A very
disastrous prairie fire swept through
the Lane valley east of here last Fri
day burning up several stacks of hay
for W. O. Wilson.
I L. R. Hoag of Shlckley, fclebr.,
came In on 43 Friday for a short
visit with his cousin, F. H. Smith.
I Nearly every one around here at
tended the horse sale in Alliance on
la TMirf1v n1 VHflpr.
F. Peterson o' Th'ma ome In
on 4 3 Thnr1iv lnf from rtnhf.
whr he had been with a shipment
Of ruffle.
ITnm P Smith and hrMe rntrio
i in on 44 Friday tnr a short vlU.
with hU pamnta. Mr. and Mrs. V,
TT. SMth. We wonder if the wed
ding bee won't get to working In
Fred's bonnet now that his younger
brother got ahead of him.
1 Jos. IUalr Is here on a visit with
his brother. Dr. J. A. nialr.
! Arthur Feaglns and A. B. Jarndhl
shipped cattle from here Saturday
night.
j Herbert O'Neal of Hyannls visited
over Sunday with F. H. Smith and
family.
Miss Ethel Brown of Thelma went
up to Alliance from here Monday.
Ivan Rodgers and several others
of Alliance went through here Sun
day on a hunting trip.
Mrs. C. E. Howe and sister came
down from Alliance on 4 4 Sunday.
Those who shipped cattle from
here Sunday were H. Hler. L. Boyer,
C. E. Clough and F. C. Reeves.
J. W. Wilson and M. 11. Sweeney
went up to Alliance Monday in the
J. W. auto.
v H. J. Wilson was in Ant loch Mon
day. F. H. Smith was in Alliance on
business Tuesday.
DO YOU
KNOW ?
THAT WEDNESDAY, "1MHGI1 DKY" DAY,
IS tJETTlNtJ TO HE OUK Ill'SIEST DAY?
Some of your neighbors know because our wagons now gather It from
very part of this city. The only reason we keep on getting it is because
people are well .
Pleased With Our Work
We can do the hard disagreeable part of your laundry work better than
you can, of course, but do you know that, taking everything into considera
tion, we can do it even cheaper than you can have it done at home? ONLY
c PKK POUND.
Surprises you, doesn't it? Don't stop there make us prove it. Wag
ons call for this work on Mondays and Tuesdays, fall 160 and tell us
which day to stop.
Alliance Steam Laundry
A MAIN LINE THRO'
CENTRAL WYOMING
On October 18th the Burlington will inaugurate through passenger train
service between Denver and Billings over the new main line through the
Big Horn Basin through Cheyenne. Orin Junction, Casper and Thermopo
Ms. The establishment of through train service over this new main line of
railroad is historic. It closes one of the last great breaks in the transpor
tation system of the country, and offers for the first time to the social, com
mercial and agricultural activities of Wyoming and of the Middle West, di
ved means fro intercourse and the exchange of commodities between North
ern and Southern Wyoming between the rich farming, live stock, coal and
11 regions of the Big Horn Basin, in the North, and Cheyenne, the State
Capital, and Denver, the Metropolis of the Rockies, cn the South. The op--eaing
of this new line should prove a great stimulus to every farmer, stock
raiser, and business man in Central and Northern Wyoming.
NORTHBOUND, the new train will leave Denver at 4:00 P. M. and ar
rive Billings, 6:20 the next afternoon; SOUTHBOUND, leave Billings 7:30
A. M. and arrive Denver, 12:05 the next noon. It will carry a cafe-parlor
ar In each direction for the daylight trip between Billings and Casper, and
standard sleepers for the night trip between Casper and Denver.
Let me Bend you booklets descriptive or this new
country, or answer your specific inquiries about op
portunities for the farmer and business man.
ASHBY NEWS
W. WAKELY, General Passeuger Agent,
10O4 Fariuun Street, Omaha, Neb.
Ashby, Nebr., Sept. 29 Miss Lulu
Colson was in town Monday having
dental work done.
Mrs. John Dunn and daughter of
Hazelton took 43 for Alliance Mon
day and will visit there a few days.
N. B. Merrihew and wife of Spade
drove down to our burg Monday to
transact business and look over our
town.
Mrs. Clemens of Page came in on
4 4 Friday and was at once driven
out to Martindale to see her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jess Shultz, who is quite
sick.
O. H. Albrecht and family return
ed Saturday from Omaha, where
they have been visiting during the
pust three weeks.
Miss Elma Wheaton returned on
Saturday afternoon from Alliance,
where Bhe has been in the hospital
during the past two weeks. She is
feeling much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Krentwlck of Hast
ings who have been here visiting
their daughter Mrs. John Babb dur
ing the past week left Monday after
noon. Miss Nova Thomas who is Kln
kalding on the reserve left Saturday
for Bladen where she will visit
friends and attend the county flar.
Harry Luderman of near Spade
came down Saturday to meet his
father, whom he had not Been for 17
years. His father lives In Wiscon-
I sin and had come a long ways for a
man who Is seventy years old.
Miss Lillian Smizer left Thursday
for Burke, S. D., where she will visit
for about two weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calkins left Satur
day for Alliance near which place
she will teach school this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kriuth of Malmo
arrived Saturday to visit their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Relnhold Jones.
Elmer Godney shipped from here
Sunday, and John KUntworth on
Saturday afternoon.
J. O. Martin of Martindale returned
Friday from Omaha, where he had
shipped the week before.
MIbs Reynolds of Gretna arrived
Friday and went to Martindale Sat
urday morning where she will teach
school during the coming winter.
Miss Casey of St. Louis, who has
been spending the summer with her
sister. Mrs. Chas. Winston of Survey.
came to town Saturday and left, on
the Sunday afternoon train for St.
Louis.
Thomas Woodruff, Gilbaugh Bro
thers. C. B. Sowards, Chas. Winston
and many others are hauling lumber
for new residences on their home
steads. June Rentfro of Bingham came
down Thursday between trains to
transact business in Ashby. His
mother and brother, who live near
Bingham, drove down the same day.
F. B. Sterns returned Thursday
from Humboldt where he had ship
ped some feeders. His brother. B.
W., came up with him for a visit
with the home folks.
Reference: Live Stock National BaiA of South
Omaha, Nebraska
Market Reports Free on Application. Correspond
ence Solicited
W. J. PERRY, Manager
The Best of Salesmen and Caretakers In Every De
partment and the Rest of Service Guaranteed
W. J. PERRY & CO.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
UNION STOCK YARDS
154-158 Exchange Building. Telephone South 731
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Miss Thressa Pearl' Hight
The opening number of the series of entertainments to be given by the
Alliance School of Music
will Imi a recital by Miss ThressaPeKrl lllght at the Phelan Opera House, Friday evening, October 2nd, at
8 o'clock. Miss lllght is a member of the faculty of the School of Music and is recognized jm a leading en-tertaliM-r
in readings and iniMrsoiuitions. Tit kett for the sea.no n are priced at $1.50 and are on sale at
llolsten's Drug Store and at the School of Music. A mimler of Interesting numbers will be Included Li
the course, to be presented during the winter months.
It's Great to Get What
You Waet
When You Want It
ALL KINDS OF
AMMUNITION
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trip 'ie'-jy??'
ALL KINDS OF
GUNS
Peters Shells Get the Limit
LEAGUE .
REFEREE
TARGET .
HIGHGUN
IDEAL
PREMIER
$.50 BOX. $9.00 CASE
.50 BOX. $9.00 CASE
.70 BOX. $13.00 CASE
.70 BOX. $13.00 CASE
.75 BOX $14.00 CASE
.75 BOX. $14.00 CASE
"Anything in Hardware"
Newberry's Hardware Co.
A town of 4,000 inhabitants in
Peru has been wiped out by an earth
quake, but very few newspapers
found room for an item about it on
the front page.
Now that William Waldorf Aator
hai given $100,000 to the English
Red Cross, maybe he will get into
the nobiiity. War is a powerful lev-eler.
An exchange remarks that Col
mease of S. C. has been added to
the country's rather small collection
of great ruins. He is a ruin, al
right, but he Is sot grL