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THE ALLIANCE HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920.
ARMORY DANCE
Music that puts pep in your step
Wednesdays vnd Saturday?
"Jerry" and "Spooks", Mgrs.
VALE sidling
William Newman Is building a new
barn on his ranch.
William Newman pot a load of
lumber from Berea Monday.
Col. I- K. Bliss cried his first sale
2 mile west at the Cal llashman
place.
Many people were invited to a pic
nic dinner at the Judewine ranch last
Sunday.
Rudolph Laur went to Gillette, Wyo.
Sunday alter working for S. I. loss!
the past week.
Mrs. Mel Colorick font to Nemch:i
county lat week to stay with Mr.
Colcrick while he is hulking corn
there.
The Flcasant Frairie farmers' union
local met at the D. W. Reiman home
Monday night. A large crowd was
present.
Mrs. Dave Turington of Sterling,
Col., has been visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Bliss for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bannan of Mel
beta, Neb., arrived here Wednesday
eight to eat Thanksgiving dinner at
the S. I. Jossi home.
E. Bryant returned last week from
Missouri and Kanasas where he was
looking for a new place to locate. He
said he found several suitable places.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Lee were sur
prised Saturday night by a few of
their neighbors to remind Mrs. Lee of
her birthday. Everyone enjoyed the
evening.
NO INCREASE IN PRICE
The State Journal is the only big
state paper that has not raised its
prices. Still being mailed at the old
rtte'of $5.00 a year without Sunday,
or $7.00 a year with the big Sunday
paper. The publishers hope it will
not be necessary to make an increase
and will fight it off as long as pos
sible. Everybody should help to get
down to a normal basis of prices. You
will admit $5.00 a year for a great
luily like the State Journal is not
profiteering. It's the cheapest thing
you buy. The Journal satisfies the
needs of the whole family. It is less
partisan and more independent than
any other state paper. It prints all
the news that's fit to print and is
filled with many exclusive features.
The coming session of both state
and national legislatures will be of
unusal interest. The Journal for
fifty years has devoted more space to
Nebraska news than other paper.
Prepare for a long winter by sending
in your order for the Nebraska State
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"DO IT
ELECTRICALLY"
You are invited to visit our booth at
the Pure Food Show, December 2 and 3.
You can see the
Westinghouse
Electric Range
demonstrated and examine
any goods displayed. No goods sold at
the booth.
Ask for free booklet, '"Why Stay at
Home to Cook."
Price Reductions on
DAUON Phonographs
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J I I'M. v A
As we have received word
from the factory that they
will make a reduction on
Palion Phonographs Janu
ary first, we have decided
to give our customers the
benefit of the cut at once
for ...
V; CHRISTMAS BUYING
- A ' Come in and hear this ex
cellent machine.
JOHNSTON'S
and
Martha Washington
Chocolates
ench Ivary. A full line of
Dolls and Doll Cabs
Stationery from the cheapest that's good to the ex
clusive hand-colored designs for the exacting buyer.
A General Line of Christmas Goods ,
F. J. BRENNAN
Now located at 304 Box Butte, Next door to First Natl Bank
ANGORA
Al Jacobs was in Alliance Staur
dny on busines.s
Miss Anna Da son had as dinner
guests Leo Lewellen and family.
A. D. Marsh attended to business
matters in Alliance the first of the
week.
W. R. McCrosky went to Omaha
Thursday night with a carload of
stock.
Mrs. A. A. Temple of York, is a
guer-t at the home of her sen G. T.
Temple.
Miss Mario Daxon and Mis Sophia
Gu.zak attended the dance at Bridge
port Thanksgiving night.
Miss Agnes Felters, who teacher
scholl near Morrill, spent Than.s
giving with the home folks.
Miss Anna Volgler of Dalton and
Leo Gusack of Alliance sepnt Thanks
giving at the Faul Gurack home.
Ward Miles and family and Floyd
Friend and wife had Thanksgiving
diner with Guy Metz and family at
Piley hill.
Lyle Glan and family had as
Thanksgiving guests, Mrs. Clan's sis
ter, Mrs. Herman Lund and husband
of Rushville.
Mrs. C. N. Blackstone recently un
derwent a serious operation at the
Bayard hospital but is now at home
Snd improving.
Frank Boodry and wife, Jim Boodry
and family, Miss Eunice Bodry and
(Theodore Boodry were at the family
home for dinner.
Miss Leota Henderson was in Al
liance Saturday between trains. She
goes to Aliance three times each week
for lessons in music.
C. M. Dove and family entertained
the II. A. Glan family, J. W. Per
kins and family and W. N. Thompson
and wife Thanksgiving.
Bert Hatch, wife and baby arrived
home Sunday after an extended visit
at Cody, Neb., where they were called
on account of the critical illness of
Mrs. Hatches' sister.
Joe Morrill and wife of Bridgeport
are the parents of an eight-pound
boy, who came to gladden their home
last week. Mrs. Morrill will be re
membered as Miss Rose Sherlock.
Martin Anderson and family entetr
tained Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Woods, her brothers
Fay Woods, Walter Woods and wife
and her sister Mrs. R. K. Thomas and
family.
The Angora community club met
last week at the Elmer J'.orehead
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nome. i nere was a large err ku pres
ent and the day was most pleasantly
spent. The Daxon side had the better
of the atendance contest. The Mc-
Crosky side will furnish a feast t the
next meeting which will be held at
the John Shoopman home.
B. L. Kline and family took din
ner on Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
Stephen J. Epler. Rev Kline occupied
the pulpit at the church at the morn
ing service.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jones left Mon
day for Minatare where Mr. Jones is
to take over the management of the
Minatare Free Press, recently pur
chased by him and Ben J. Sallows.
The M. E. choir will meet et the
church Thursday evening at 7:30. We
will close promptly at 8:30 to give
an opportunity to attend the Pure
Food show. ,
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. 103-tf
ALLEGEDMELOiT
THIEF FILES SUIT
Oscar O. Hanson has filed suit in
the district court asking for $13,000
damages against Louis H. and Joseph
r. Letfelman for permanent injuries
inflicted upon him early on the morn
ing of September 18, 1920.
Hansen alleges that the Leffelmans
shot at him five times, the scattering
shot inflicting many wounds and that
some of the injuries are permanent.
He alleges that he was made sick,
was compelled to undergo an opera
tion and that he is still unable to
work and that he was permanently in
jured.
The shooting ond the suit Is the
outcome of a number of raids on the
Leff elman watermelon . patch several
miles east of town. Being unable to
protect their property it is alleged
the the Leffelman boys stationed
themselves in the patch and shot into
a party of young fellows who were
attempting to appropriate some of the
melons.
Hansen Is the only one who was
hit. Harrington News.
TURN OLD CLOTHES INTO CASH
Get the best price In the city for
used clothing, shoes, trunks, baps,
guns, etc. Workman & McLaughlin,
Corner Second and Box Jfutte. 104tf
G. J. Mauel, who was here recently
from Lincoln in connection with the
local organization of the realty deal
ers of this county, made the state
ment in a conversation here that one
of the prominent and most reliable
bankers of Lincoln has made the pre
diction that money will loosen up soon
and that in two years farm loans will
be made at the former five per cent
rate. Some U. S. bonds have ad
vanced a few points on the market
and an easier money market will be
a great stimulator to all kinds of
business.
Christmas suggestion: A gift
beyond value, your photograph.
Van Uraven's. l'hone yui.
Rev. Charles L. Deah of Denver was
isiting in Alliance Saturday be
tween trains.
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
George D Barlin
Furniture and Housefurnishings
Visit Our Exhibit
PURE FOOD SHOW
Roof Garden
December 2nd and 3rd
McDougall
Kitchen
Cabinets
tm'ij laiift Imm fc'i I
Monarch
Malleable
Iron
Ranges
New
Perfection
Oil
Cookers
We will be there to tell you the Why about all three
Souvenirs Souvenirs
A WISE MAN
Once Said.
"The average person handles thousands of
: dollars every year which is his own money
TEMPORARILY. The trick is to make
more of this money stay with you."
If those people who do not have a bank account could be
made to realize the satisfaction obtained from knowing
just where your finances stand at any minute, there
would be no question of their starting one.
Let this bank hefp you form the habit of saving money,
more easily than spending it.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Alliance, Nebraska
braska Land Company. 103-tf