ALI.IANCH ( KRAI. D, T' TWDAT, SOW H, 1017.
Society Happenings of Past Week
Blrtliday Piirty
for Mr. Hall
Mrs. C. D. Hall wne plcnscntly sur
prised Friday evening when about
thirty of her friends dropped In at
her home at 504 Sweetwater and ten
dered her a birthday surprise party.
Refreshments wore served and the
prof ra mconsiFted of musical num
bers and a general good time for all.
T. A. A. Lmtt
Entertained HtiMbanda
The members of the T. A. A. Club
entertained their husbands at the
home of Mrs. Lloyd Thomas Satur
day evening. Following a four-course
dinner, served by the ladles, the eve
ning was spent at cards. First prize
was won by Bernurd Phelan a deck
o playing cards In leather case. The
booby prize was won by Lloyd
Thomas. Those present wer Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Abegg, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. D. Darling, Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Phe
lan. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Niemann and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe O'Connor.
wedding dinner was served to the as
sembled guest.
Uuests preaent at the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Munger and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bauer,
Mrs. Will Bauer, Miss Lucille Curry.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauer, Sr.,
father and mother of the bride, Miss
Rose Bauer, sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bauer, Jr., and "Grandpa"
Fred Munger.
The happy couple left on the morn
ing train Monday for their new home
jut Dedwood, where the groom is a
successful professional man. They
i will be at home there after December
1st.
The good wishes of a host of
1 friends follow them to their home in
the Black Hills.
Wedding of Hlanclie Bauer
and Ira (rortlon
Miss Blanche Bauer of Alliance,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bauer, Sr., of Alliance, was married
at high noon Sunday, November 4th,
at the home of the bride's brother,
Charles Bauer, Jr., near Alliance, to
Ira A. Gordon, of Deadwood, S. D.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. F. At Black, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Alliance. The
ring ceremony was used and the wed
ding march played by Mrs. L. J.
Munger. Following the ceremony, a
WeddlnK of Lloyd Tulty
and Miss Hdness Kim ha 11
Miss Edness Kimball of Casper,
Wyoming, and Mr. Lloyd Tully of
Alliance were married at high noon
on Saturday. November 3rd, at the
home of the parents of the bride in
Casper. Only immediate relatives or
'he family were present at the wed
'ap. The home war beautl'ully dec
orated in sniilax and roses for the
occasion. The guests were served
a wedding luncheon, following the
ceremony, and the couple left for
their wedding trip to eastern points.
They first became acquainted when
attending the Nebraska University
at Lincoln. Mr. Tully is a well
known Alliance young man who has
assumed the responsibility of man
aginfi large ranching interests in
western Nebraska and who has a
host of friends. The bride -is a pop
ular Casper girl of culture and re
finement. They will be at home in
Alliance after December 1st.
GOVERNMENT WISHES
TO HELP FARMERS
Happening Recently in Our Own
State Emphasize Good Work Done
by Agricultural Agents
In a Nebraska county not long ago
the county agent has experienced
much difficulty in interesting a cer
tain farmer in proposed agricultural
improvement campaigns. This farm
er, who was of much influence in the
Community, considered his own indi
vidual success a proof that Govern
ment co-operation with farmers is
entirely unnecessary. A specral rep
resentative of the extension office of
the United States Department of
Agriculture who visited that section
was told of the case by the county
agent. He went to the farmer and
found him cold and unresponsive.
"You are standing in the way of
your country when your country is
at war," said the special agent to
the farmer finally. "Do you realize
that?"
"No," said the farmer, "I hadn't
thought of it that way."
"Well, do think of it that way
awhile," sugprsted the special agent.
"The man who doesn't help his coun
try at this time is hurting his coun
try, and to hurt your country when
your country is at war is n pretty
bad thing to do, don't you think so?"
"You bet I do," said the farmer,
thawing out for the first time during
the interview. "You don't think I
am that kind of a man, do you? I'll
do anything for my country. I'll
fight."
I "All right," said the agent. "Here's
your chance. See that your farm
and all the farms in your county in
crease their yields and their culti
vated acreage. It isn't picturesque,
but it is service real service, great
and genuine service. Now t hat 'a
what the Government wants you to
I do. That's the purpose of these spe
cial county organizations. That's
what these emergency county agents,
like the one In this county, are urg
ing. What about it? Your country
wants you to help. Either you will
or you won't and if you won't help
, your country, you are indirectly help
! ing the enemy. What your country
wants you to do is to plant more
land, specialize on certain crops, and
1 cultivate so as to increase production,
jit is nil figured out to harmonize with
a great national program, oclentlfic
! ally arranged. The community or
ganizations, co-operating in each com
J munity throughout the Uniiod States,
! are essential to the realization of
this national plan and that plan is
absolutely necessary of accomplish
ment If wc aro to Win the war. Now
we are trying to organize thio county
in harmony with this plan. You
have opposed it. Don t you see what
that means?"
"When la that county meeting?"
asked the farmer.
"Tonight.' '
"I'll b there tonlfrht and make a
speech. Yau are mighty right I
hr.dn't thought of it that way. You
will never have another chance to
insinuate that I am not with my
country In this war."
The farmer spoke that night. And
by a unanimous vote the meeting ar
ranged for organized agricultural
work throughout the county.
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
A 1680 ACRE RANCH
E. . Ilarker, Alliance Real Estate
.Man and Attorney, Annotiiicea
I ll nil i In Itlli u It, ,r.
Soft Drinks and Beverages
BEVERAGES ON DRAFT AT ALL TIMES
Order a case of 36 pints
sent to your home. De
livery made anywhere in
Alliance. Rebate for re
turn of case.
CIGARS, TOBACCO. CANDY, LUNCHES
King's Corner
JOHN HODGK1NSON, Mgr.
Distributing Agents for Bridgeport Bottling Works
LIVED IN MISERY.
"I suffered greatly from
nervousness and head
a,chaa. The leaat ezrite
raeat favt me dreadful
pain. I began uxinK rr.
Miles' Nervine and a few
days later started to take
Dr. Hna Henrt Treat
ment. I soon got so much
better that I was encour
ad and coaUaued taking
tha two remedies until I
waa ao wall that work was
do bother to ma at all."
una. Louis bus.
Idaho Kill.". Idaho.
Striving to
satisfy the
demands of
everyone is
apt to affect the nerves,
and continual standing
may weaken the Heart
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is invaluable for Nervous
troubles, and for the Heart
Dr. Miles'
Heart Treatment
is highly recommended.
IF FISST BOTTLE FAILS TO BENE
FIT YOU, YOUR MONEY WILL BE
REFUNDED.
PAI.MKK WHxa&fl
I'M; AF.KOFLANR8
Adoption by the Society of Auto
motive Engineers, sitting In Wash
ington, of the Palmer rim and wheel
for aeroplanes affirms once more the
desire of the War Department and
agencies wirklng with it to unify all
military equipment used by our allies
on the western front. The Palmer
rim and wheel Is nt present used on
all British aircraft. By adopting it
for use on our planes It makes it pos
sible in the event of an accident to
cither a British or an American ma
chine while landing to treplace Im
mediately a shattered wheel with a
standard one. The B. F. Goodrich
Rubber Company is the sole licensees
of the Palmer tire In this country and
It was at the suggestion of the Good
rich. Company that the Bociety unani
mously accepted the British rim and
wheel for recommendation to the
government. The Goodrich company
has sent to all wheelwrights and man
ufacturers copies of the specifications
and have received replies assuring
co-operation In hastening the con
struction of the wheel. The Good
rich Company's act in distributing
plans to leading wheel and rim mak
ers was warmly commended by the
S. A. E. and indicates clearly how
strongly the big Industrial corpora
tions have placed their resources and
ngnuity at the disposal of Uncle
Sam.
E. C. Barker, tho Alliance IBS
tsate liiun and attorney, with offices
In the First National Bank building,
Ib making an announcement In this
issue oi The Herald of a bargain In
a 1,680-acre ranch located in Holt
county, Nebraska. The complete
description of the ranch Is given on
page eight of this section of The
Herald and deserves the attention of
any one who has been considering the
purchase ot a ranch.
tit. Barker whs formerly located
at Lincoln and simv coming to Alli
ance u number of months ago has
been building a permanent and suc
cessful real estate business. His ex
tended acquaintance an. I the large
HstingB of Box Butte and Cheyenne
county lands are proving of value to
him in the sale of western lands to
settlers.
Other interesting announcements
can be looked for from Mr. Barker
in later issues of The Herald.
NOTH'K
Sealed bids will be received up to
6:00 P. M. on Tuesday, November
13, 1917, for the removal of all nec
essary dirt on the west side of the
street on Box Butte avenue between
Fifth and Sixts streets, and all nec
essary dirt on Fifth street from Box
Butte avenue to the alley between
Box Butte avenue and Laramie ave
nue on the north side of street, and
all necessary dirt on Sixth street
from Box Butte avenue to the alley
between Box Butte avenue and Lara
mie avenue on the south side of the
street. The walks shall be removed
and replaced by separate bids. Esti
mates in the handB of the City Engi
neer. T. P. ROLFSON,
49-K-8728 City Clerk.
At the prices we quote for shed lumber you cannot afford to
leave cvt n OnJ pair of wheels unhoused. There is more money
lost eath year in the deteriorating effects of the weather on
implements and tools outside than it would take to build sheds
for thorn all. And the shed lasts a Iouk time.
Don't Lose Money That Way See Us for Shed Lumber
NOTM'K TO Pl'BLIC
1 wish to publicly and most em
phatically Impress upon the inhabi
tants of this vicinity that I am not
now, nor never have been, nor do I
ver expect to be, affiliated with any
local piano dealer of Alliance. My
business Is tuning pianos and Is con
ducted on straightforward business
principles. It Is immaterial to me
what make of an instrument you
have. But what I want moat is to
satisfy each and every patron, and at
a live and let-live price. No one has
been authorized to quote prices on
my work. Prices vary according to
the rondltton of the piano, length of
time since last tuning, repairs, clean
ing, regulating, etc. If you want
your Instrument properly cared for
by a reliable and competent work
man. I will be pleased to receive
your order by mail, and guarantee
you satisfaction. W. I). FIELD,
It. Alliance, Nebr.
FOR SALE A Cream Separator,
absolutely good as new. Has 750-lb.
capacity. Inquire Kldd's Cafe, 213
Box Butte avenue, or call 172.
49-2t-8746.
PUBLIC
SALE!
Having disposed of my school land lease, and having decided to quit farm
ing, I will sell at Public Auction, six miles north of the Fair Grounds at
Alliance, the following described property, on
Thursday, November
Commencing promptly at 12:00 o'Clock, Noon
5
15 - Head of Horses - 15
1 Oray Horse, four years old.
1 Brown Mare, eight years old.
1 Brown Mare, six years old.
3 Yearling Colts.
These Horses are all good stock.
2 Last Spring's Colts.
7 Two-year-olds.
39 - Head of Cattle
39
1 Shorthorn Bull, five years old.
18 Cows, mixed.
12 Calves and Yearlings.
8 Coming two-year-olds, mixed
FARM MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC.
1 Heavy Wagon with 12 foot box.
1 Wagon with hay rack, 10x20.
1 Nearly new Buggy.
1 Old Buggy.
1-8-foot Disc with Seeder combined.
1 Riding Deere 12-inch Plow.
1 Set of Breaking Attachments for above
Plow.
1 Riding Deere 14 inch Breaking Plow. 20
1 Deere Cultivator. 3
1 6-foot Cut Deere Mower. 5
2 6-foot Mower Hay Bunchers. 5
1 10-foot Deering Rake. 3
1 New Potato Planter. 1
1 Deere Corn Lister. 1
2 Sets Harness.
1 Saddle.
Rods of Hog Fencing.
Loads of Millet Hay.
Loads Corn Fodder, containing corn.
Acres Snap Corn.
Dozen Chickens.
Potato Dipping Tank, 4x6.
30 gallon Gasoline Barrel.
Household Goods and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms :
All sums under Ten Dollars are cash,
be removed until settled for.
Twelve months' time at eight per cent on bankable paper. No property to
FREE LUNCH SERVED AT 11:00
HARVEY MYERS, Owner
H. P. COURSEY, Auctioneer FRANK. ABEGG, Clerk
