THE ALLIANCE HERALD
Thursday, November 7, 191
THE ALLIANCE HERALD
Mnvin TIIOM4S. Fdllor ILYDK K. HIM
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this Week.
The lnflupnr.il seems tn be-dina
nut I here ar.' only mrce or font
llf raftei thin week last wen there
were four deaths caused by taQWhSMl
CSordon Oliver, the little three
year-old mn of Mr. and Mia Oliver.
died nt his home here Friday morn
in -
Henry s. Inn. k died at hla hon e
ahout fourteen mllea northwest of
here Friday afternoon.
Italph Wills died at hla home
bOQt seven miles southwest of her
Saturday.
Chester Pannee Levins, an Ind'
an boy. died here Saturday. They
took him to Pine Kidge aeehry for
burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Marry Pierce, Mr
Alice Curtis and Anna Heath wen:
to Alliance Tuesday to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Ben Curtis.
Buy your
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Local News Notes
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Tractor
NOW and buy a CASE
before the advance
CAUHHT IN THK. LANHLIDi
Mthough we would llke to have
had it differently, the Republican
landslide on Tuesday naught the edi
tor of The Herald wi;h the other
Democratic candidates, local and
state, and huriel us under the aval
anche of straight Republican ballots
which were caat In the 73rd repre
sentative district. However, we are
now up again and smiling and fe 1
certain that we will be able to live
through the next two yaars Just al
happy as though we had ridden lh
political waves to success at the
polls.
There are no sore spots on us and
we shall continue on our way cou
tented. It may be necessary at
times for us, In the semt-public life
of a newspaper editor, to call atten
toin to evils which need correcting
or to criticize wrongdoers or to de
fend ourselves against at'incks from
others, but in doing so we shull ft
ways avoid donlg It with rant Icion
Intent but rather for the good of our
fellow men.
Our letter of congratulation was
sent to our successful opponent ye
terday. and read as follows:
Alliance, November 6. 1918.
Mr T. L. Briggs,
Antloch. Nebraska.
after helping take care of her sister
Mr; K. L. I'inie. who had the flu.
Sheriff Cox of Alliance was trans
acting business here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hob Harvey left last
week for Sinnx City, Iowa. Mr. Ha
vey farmed here this year.
Miss Ortrudc Delslng was an eas:
bound passenger Saturday on 41
Tom Kremlin and Tom Murplr
came down from Newcastle. Wyo
Wednesday on 42. relurntng the next
day on 43
M. C Beanmont and Jack Walkei
autoed to Alliance Friday. M'
Beaumont went down to look aft. :
hla property in Alliance. He return
od the same day. going out to Dick
Kenner's place to help care for th
llu patients.
Mr. and Mrs K. L. Pierce an I
Donald autoed to Chadron Sunday
Donald remained to -take up hi
school duties again. Mr. and Mr
Pierce returned Monday.
Oeorge Eledseeoek's garage caugh
tire Silt unlay night. The tire wn
started so it would have caused
great loss but for the prompt wor
of the tire boys little damage wi
done.
Walter Jones returned to Lincoln
i Sunday night to start to schoi
again, after a three weeks' vacation
I on account of influenza.
Brie Anderson had the misfoitun
of having a piece of wood hit him in
returns. t( PVe cutting the eyeball In three
I places. He left Monday night for
Omaha to consul t Dr. Clifford, an ey
specialist.
Mrs. Hutchison left last week for
mi , il
Dear Mr. Briggs: .
The unofficial election
from Box Butte and Sheridan coun
ties, although still incomplete, indi
rate your election by u substantial 1
majority.
I therefore wish to offer you my
hearty and sincere rongrat illations ; Chadron. where she will May
and take this opportunity to wish school opens again.
you a successful term In ile ohVc
which I have held for the past two
years.
I feel certain that you will serve
the people of the 73rd district to the
best of your ability during the com
ing term, and wish you the best of
success.
(Signed)
Very truly yours
I) LLOYD C. T
THOMAS
HEMINGFORD
Mrs. F.linor Olds returned Thurs
day from Jlreh. Wyo., where she hud
been for the past two weeks visiting
her daughter Mrs. Joe Kuhn.
W. C Muonts came up from Alli
ance Friday of last week on business.
Miss Regina Detains: returned
Sunday from Iowa, where she had
been the past year vlBiting relatives
and friends. Her many friends are
glad she is home.
Mrs. lora Rustin returned to
Chadron the latter part of the week
The latest flu victims In town ar
Leslie Babbit. Albert Wells and Wil
Barrett. They are getting a loir.'
nicely.
Mrs Mary Kinsley went to All
ance last week to care for her daugll
ter Mrs Frank Wolverton. who hi'
the flu.
C V. Lockwood is able to h
around again after a siege or tiie flu
Mrs. Hal-lie Kriz Fitzgerald return
ed the latter part of last week from
California, where she had been with
her husband, who is in the service
He left for New York Just before sli
returned.
Word has been received ihat R. C.
Melick is on liU way to France.
Mrs. Wilbur Melick and little son
Franklyn left last week for Missouri.
to an indefinite visit with Mrs. Me
lick's parents
Or Willianaon of Lincoln wa
called here by Mr. Olivers on ncroun
of the serious" Illness of his little son
liordon
QsarSJS Jones is moving tnio hi
new house in the east part of town
Miss F.dna Donovan, of Burton
Reddish office, is ill with the Influ
en.a
J. W. Thomas was In tne city
Thursday looking after business in
terests.
Word has been received from Bry
an Kiss and Jerome t leuiing inai
the ship they were on has safely ar
rived overseas.
ti
Vollev Wright of Downs, Kans..
former Box Buite county citizen, was V
in the city this week buying potatoes
be shipped to his locality.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Bald, father
, . .1 . . V A I'. ,1,1 nf Alii .T
,1 MM IllUlilT-1 U. - . ' w
ance. are visiting wv.n tne uuier ioi
a few. days. Their home is at Ail"
ora, Nebr.
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Mrs. Lloyd Thomas and Mrs. C. C.
Smith, members of the T. M. C. A.
campaign committee, spent yesterday
in Hemingford on matters relating to
the campaign to be started Novem
ber 11.
IU I
James Maloae left Thursday noon
for Denver, after receiving a message
saying his wife and three children
were seriously ill with the influenza.
Mr Malone had the flu here the past
week, and was quite sicki
to i
Word has been received that Floyd
Lolspeich, Klmer Strehlow and How
ard Rider, who left here Monday
noon for Denver to enlist, have been
accepted. Warren Iotspeich, who
went with them, did not pass the ex
aminations.
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Kev a. A. Lay ton was called to
Billings, Mont.. Saturday, on receipt
of a telegram announcing his son-in-
law's death. Mrs. Layton has been
Willi naother daughter, who is 111
with the flu. Mr. Layton will n.
goae about a week.
A vacation meditation:
"Little bank roll, 'ere we part.
let me hug you to my heart.
All the year I've clung to you;
I've
true.
Little bank roll, some day
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We can save you $200 on a
CASE TRACTOR, provid
ed you buy before January
1st and guarantee delivery
by March 1st.
You pay no money until the tractor
is delivered.
Rumer Motor Co.
Alliance, Nebraska
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To a gay and festive spot.
I'll come home, but you
not."
will
n FALL
Miss Kuuice Hutchinson, who has
held the position of stenographer for
the Thomas-Bald Investment Com
pany for several months, left with
her mother Sunday night for their
former home at Des Moines. Iowa.
While here they made their home
with a brother and mnn. Morris
Hutchinson.
Word has been received that Nol
Young, one of the Alliance boys in
the service of t'nele Sam. is still on
Qoal Island. They have not h:d
any influenza there, and they select
ed some of the boys to lane care of
patients in the camps around there.
Noel was quite disappointed as h?
was not cfiosen, and the man next io
him was drawn for this work.
Footwear
For the entire
Family.
Word was received that Jeroni"
Fleming was not in France. He h id
written to his folks that he was
ready to go across, and then they di I
not hear from him for about two or
three weeks and supposed tie was ou
his way over. But his company was
merely transferred again, and he and
Jessie Simpson of Alliance wen?
through Sidney yesterday. Jessi-3
called up his parents, in Alliance, but
Jerome didn't get a chance.
One of t'nele Sam's
sends in the following.
You'll be delighted when you see our new ai
rivals in Fall Footwear delighted at the snappy.
new shapes and the hicrh aualitv of the leather. i8tl rJ
mi i i l , . i , . ' F.ve had no Christmas
i ne wnuie general appearance 01 uiese anoes is so Neither did Adam
far above anything we ever thought we would be
able to show you this fall, that we want you to see
them.
oldier bovs
written on a
Dr. A. Reed Cushion Sole
for Tired, Aching Feet.
Didn't have socks;
Nobody had 'em.
Didn't even have cards;
Nobody did.
So take this and have It
On Adam- old kid."
The Alliance
Shoe Store
Nebrask8 quota of the FourC
Uherty Loan was $70,373,350. T.
C Byrne, chairman, and K. F. Folda,
secretary of the Nebraska Liberty
Loan committee, reported lasj Mun
day morning that Nebraska has sub
scribed more than her quota, bu'
Just how much more was not defi
nitely known. Practically every
couuiy reporting sent in the good
word of oversubscriptions. Old Ne
braska hasn't failed yet to "go over
the top" in fine atyle on every loan,
donatioa or other war arttvKy.
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