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throbbing with life anc1 power and .it is exclusive with the Victrola.
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HARMONY nEIGit'S AT MRS. WM. BIGNELL KILLED
Wbirsk;! for many ypitrs anil hund
reds of Borrowing friends mourn ber
lemlBe. Mr. and Mrs. BiKnell moved
rom the ranch to Alliance a number
f years ago, since which time she
I ad taken a very active part in
church circles.
The funeral will be held at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon from the
V Irst Presbyterian church. Inter
ment will be made in Greenwood
ftmetery. The funeral services will
be conducted by Rev. Lewis Mclntyre,
pastor.
REPUBLICANS MET THURS.
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man of the county central commit
tee resulted in the election of Wil
liam Mitchell. John O'Keefe was
'lected as secretary.
The following were elected as pre
cinct committeemen:
rret htct t'ommiUeeiiieii
H. E. (Janti Alliance, west of Box
Butte.
JG. M. Martin Alliance, east of
Box Dutte.
Boyd Ferdinand Seldler.
Hox Dutte 1'. H. Dillon.
Porsey C. A. Burlew.
Lake Charley it list.
Lawn Ferdinand Nlkont.
Liberty John Paha.
Nonpareil to be filled.
Running. Water W. A. Clark.
Snake Creek Joneph NeruJ.
.Vrljtht-reny 3. Mniley.
me next mo m.u. ""-- p- to Moses V. Klnkaid. our candidate
..Ichmak : nR by many of .thoBe P"- fop menibor of Contini8a an), to a,
,nt. William Mitchell. 0n of tho,e members of our party who
. chairman, mad- a Mlrrine HP-e. h 1. ufp ran,,i(lu(8 for 1H VQ ot,
wMch he plortpel h.s earnest support pr iffl.i
to every candidate on the Democratic . ... . , ,,
ticket He look up ehch cniididate ' commend our fellow citizen. W.
by name, told of their qualitU itions K Harper, to tU voters of this (list
arid why they Khoul t be elected. John 'i't tor the ollice of representative.
O'Keefe, secrHnry of th c intal V commend each of the candi
ro mlttee, outlined some of b. p'ans d it0 o( lh,a narty for tht various
for dlRseiiiinallnK l)emocratl doc- county officers, vix:
trl e during the campaign. Charley F. W. Irish, candidate for treasur
TV'y, alternate delegate at the Dem- er.
ttci ttlc national convention In St. w. r. Mounts, candidate for clerk
ljtrla in June, told of the meeting, v. o. Barnes, candidate for sher-the-e
an dstirred up enthuiia. n.
LVvd ThoniHK. candidate for sta'e! MHry A nobertson, candidate for
rep esentative. told of the outlook superintendent.
for vlctorv n Shriian coumy ana
Miss Louise McGuire was operated
on Tuesday for tonsllitis.
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I Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Under
wood, July 17, a baby girl.
Henry Hler of Antioch was in the
city on business Wednesday.
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i Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hooper,
Thursday, July 20. a baby boy.
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1 Mrs. Taul Fry of Hay Springs was
operated on at the hospital Tuesday.
J. B. Rainier ' returned Tuesday
noon from a trip east, which he took
accompanying his sister on her way
to Arkansas.
National Music Supply Company
a T. J. WIKER, Manager
Across from Postoffice, . Alliance, Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iteeder left this
noon for Torrington, Wyo., on a bus
iness trip.
Mrs. Homer Sickles of Minatare
returned home Wednesday noon after
a vlBit with Mrs. E. C. Drake.
J. C. Romer ot Canton was in the
city Saturday, bringing his daughter
In for the removal of her tonsils.
L. M. Kennedy, grading contract
or, Is putting In a new sidetrack on
the Burlington at Antioch for the
new potash plant.
T. M. Lawler was called to Cas
per, Wyo., this noon by a telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
daughter, Mrs. Nora Walbrldge.
Mrs. D. W. Kenner left this noon
for Girard. where she will visit over
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Beaumont.
L. Moxon and family returned
Wednesday night from a trip to Hen
ry, Nebr., where they went last Sun
day on a fishing trip. The trip was
i made via auto and all report an en
jjoyable time.
Born to Mr. -amf Mrs. Lee Mc
Laughlin, Wednesday night, a baby
girl. This is the tenth child born to
Mr. and Mrs.. McLaughlin, and the
sixth girl.
Jess L. Barnett and son were over
from Gordon Mond.ty on business. Mr.
Barnett was formoriy employed by
the Nowberry Harlware Company In
Alliance.
P. J. Moody of Ardmore Is at the
hospital recovering from an attack of
appendlcltlB. He was operated on
Monday by Dr. C. E. Slagle.
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ki ; to John L. Kennedy, our candi
date tor I'nited States senator, and
d that all work together for the:
gol of th narty. C. A. Bu-lw f f
Untrford !oU of old times In Box
Bti'te county when Democrats were
few and f- !' 'iu,i A i on I'h'-it;
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Lev- Basja, candidate for attorney.
J. A. I i gar., candidate for asses
sor. It. K. Keleht. candidate for sur
veyor, as w.'ll qualified and deaerv-
t'-e ol the support of the voters of
hi - ory. J. C x-vm. n uiHd? a rp.-t ih 1,1,8 county
full of vital points to be used In the Th recent complete reunion of the
campaign. Other speakers were Fred Progressive and Republican parties
Mollrlng, Calvin Cox, Jonn sianion. snouiii be a source of gratification
L. A. Berry, Patrick Dillon. Miss ana pleasure to the voters of Box
Oeal Russell. John W. lluthrle. Jnho Butte county, forecasting, as it does
Klnaella. Perry Mailey, Mr. Reeder, the overwhelming victory of progres-
Eugene Burton, George uonr, A. n. sive and constructive candidates and
Rodgers. T. M. Lawler, tieorge K. principiPt. at the polls in November.
Snyder, John Jelinek. J. W. Shank.
T. J. O'Keefe. Wilbur Patterson.
-Thomas Dillon. II. E. Gantx. Robert I
Graham, Andrew Cusick and Joseph
Uanlon.
Pttali lU'iMirt Issued
The Geological Survey now has
available for distribution Its annual
itatement of potash salts for 191 5,
wrfclch also Includes some simple tests
determine the presence of potash!
Tbe amount of potash salts imported
fmr consumption into the United
Suae during the year Is given at
170,555.450 pounds, valued at $3,
75.124. The daughter of Aleck Hills was
operated on Wednesday morning at
te hospital for appendicitis.
W. R. METZ,
A. M. MILLER.
E. D. MALLERY. .
Committee,
Mayor Kouiig Hrt timed Wednesday
Mayor P. E. Romig of Alliance re-
I turaned Wednesday noon from an
extended eastern trip which took
couple of weeks. The mayor visited
a number of eastern cities, including
New York city. On his return he
stopped at West Point, Nebr., where
he was Joined by Mrs. Romig and the
family, who had been visiting there
with relative!.
urace Hooter or Minatare came
over Tuesday to make an extended
visit with Mrs. George Davis and
family.
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SOME MORE
RECORD SALES
JULY, 1916
JOE McCLENEOH.AN. Hanauer
Record ivr Mick v'oir iH.Mrn J mpai y
The Man N bo Matte The Record Sales
Sold for Pete Eginton, Paxton, Nebr.,
1254 pound steers at $8.75
JULY, 1916
Sold Alvin Evans, Whitman, Nebr.,
Nebraska-Mexicans, weighing 1020 lbs., at $7.20
JULY, 1916
Sold for Huffman Bros., Tryon, Nebr.,
Heavily branded, horned steers at $8 25
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