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'MASTER MIBLUS
Ifoo.l and baby riiow in Alliance last' U sent three insane men, in-j assistance of this
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Mr?. Mae Thomas rented her hotel
to Mr. Stradley and Rave possession
Dec. 1st. Mrs. Thomas' plans for the
future are not known but she talks of
till making Marsland her home.
Mrs. H. A. Huntley a passen
ger to HolTmnn Saturday morning,
where she visited her husband until
Sunday.
Jim Fox shipped several car. of
4 L'.....Iu'.i1ai ttiiu kt'l Sat
urday, where he expects to feed them
for market. Geo. Salters accompanied
the shipment and will look after them
through the winter.
Henry Hollinrake came up from
Hoffman Friday afternoon to make
arrangements for moving his family
to that place. They plan to leave the
last of the week.
Mrs. Ernestine Mcl.auirhtin pur
chased the Palmer residence in the
south pint of town la.st week and
expects to move there as soon as the
Hollinrake famiTy move out.
Mrs. Michael, who had her tonsils
removed last week, is getting along
she ha een "and will probably re
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turn to Alliance nnt pi '
ceive molicai am.
Mrs. L. Snow spent the wcck ai ne
nome of her daughter, Mrs. N. Fools.
Little Kldora and Karla Mcl.augh
in spent Sunday at their grandfath
er's home west of town.
Mi. Van Skvke of Alliance visited
icr parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ken
lrick, Vedneslay and Thursday.
' bliss lies in her ig-
norance it is folly for her to read the
letters she finds in ner nuMum.i n t v.
ets.
kind.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that tin
Tt,.-iinirrin & Quincy Hail
,nd company is not in the retail or
who'esa'e coal ounei mm.
m r,.Ml uiif.n the cars in or going
through the station of WHITMAN,
or anv other towns, is either coal
. ...! r,.i- vihinners or coal pur-
chased by the railroad company for
its own use. .
You are therefore warned ajfainsi
Mr. and Mrs. N. Poole were in Alii- You are thcreiore
ance between trains last Thursday, takintr or carrying away any coal
.u- nf thp said rail-
going down to fee their little son
Linn Pale, who is in the hospital.
H. Townley left the first of the week
for Texas with several prospective
land buyers from around here.
Mrs. Tom Hovarka is not as well as
from the premi.-es of the said rail
road company.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
QUINCY K. R. CO.,
n.. f'-rn I. C.prmxn.
'A .f rur Snnriul Airent. 4-6
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SSeclmrusd
MAKE bar sift of TIMI two hour
day tared from kitchen work two
hour daily to read, rtait, anjoy Ufa.
Tha Sechrlit Pressure Cooker aavaa two
hour oooklng time a day In tha avert fa
kome, eooking In thirty-five or forty caln
ntee routs or fowl ordinarily requiring
Pressure
CooHetr
Cooka food more thorol becauee preaeura foreea 2S9 degreaa
at beat thru every aeu ana core, wecauae steam ugnt, it
retains all juices and flavor Alto prevent food cooking
away. Pays for itself in til months by food and fuel lav
ing. Pressure cooking and oannlng is urged wj gov
ernment bulletins.
Is made ef heavy, rolled plate aluminum, smooth,
bright, easy to clean. Equipped complete with inset
pane. A beautiful, sensible gift Ask for free book
let with recipes.
Quick Service Electric Co
ROCK SPRINGS
COAL
Lay in a supply of coal before the
severe snowy weather. We can make
immediate delivery. We handle both
lump and nut coal.
FLOUR AND FEED
We have in stock fresh Curtis Best
Flour, White and Yellow Corn Meal,
Graham Flour, also Shorts Bran, Mill
Run Bran and other feed.
O'Bannon & Neuswanger
IIEMINGFORD
Mrs. John Caha was shopping in '
Alliance Monday.
Mr. Thompson and Mr. Kameron
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Reiman and family, returned to
their home at Morrill, Tuesday.
The freshies entertained the high
chool with a short but snappy pro
gram Friday morning.
The Congregational aid had an all
lay meeting at the home of Mrs. Han
sen Tuesday.
The bible class of the Methodist
church met at the Wm. Cery home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Black spent the week end
with her husband in Chadron.
Elva Dunce is spending this week
at the Addy home.
Miss Nilly has resigned her position
at the hotel.
Miss Nilly and Miss Worrell were
shopping in Alliance Wednesday.
Louise Spudich who has been on the
sick list, is much improved.
Mrs. Frank Bunce returned home
last week after a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson mo
tored to Alliance Wednesday evening
for the dance.
Mr. Joe Tschacer of South Dakota,
is here visiting relatives and friends
for a few dayR.
J. E. Boggs, representative of Roth-
enberg and Schloss of Kansas City,
Missouri, spent Wednesday looking
after his firm's interests.
Mr. Elliott Beaumont is spending a
few days at Alliance visiting his
friend, Walter Scott.
Mr. Martin Jacobson of Blair Ne
braska is here on business for a few
days.
Mrs. Birt Garrison and mother, Mrs.
Young, motored to Alliance the fore
part of the week, where Mrs. Young
had some dental work done.
Chas. Shindler was an Alliance vis
itor Wednesday.
A party was given at the Andrew
Tschacher home Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr. Joe Tschacher of
South Dakota. There were many pres
ent and each reported a good time.
D. U. Butler is moving out of the
north side of the mercantile building,
where Roy Grines, a noted barber of
this town, is going to have a pool hall
and barber shop.
Miss Helen Brown resigned her
position at the Gogert's restaurant
and is going to leave for Illinois in a
very short time, where she will spend
the winter with her mother.
Fred Melick was an Alliance visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Georgie Timblem who was
operated on some time ago for ap
pendicitis, is getting along as well as
could be expected.
H. E. Ford and Mariel motored to
Alliance Thursday.
Mike Toplisky returned Sunday af
ter a short business trip at Mitchell.
Mrs. Barrett and little (laughter
Dorothy returned home Sunday after
a short visit with relatives.
The missionary society met at the
Hop pock home on Thursday after-
afternoon.
Quite a number of the young folks
attended the dance at 0. W. Coxs
Wednesday evening,
K. L. Pierce was a business caller
in Alliance Thursday
Announcement
Dr. A. Clarence Schoch
Late assistant attending surgeon and
instructor at the Chicago Polyclinic
and Post-Graduate School; attending
surgeon at the Henrotin Memorial
Hospital, Chicago, 111.,
Desires to Announce the Loca
tion of his office at the Rumer
Building, Alliance, Nebraska.
Practice limited to General Surgery
v , and Consultation.
Office Koura: 10 12 and 2 5
Sundays: 101
FAMOUS LAST WORDS
"Which one of these is the third
rail, anyway?"
"I wonder whether this rope will
hold my weight?"
"That firecracker must have gone
out. I'll light it again."
"I wonder if it's loaded. I'll look
down the barrel and see."
"Watch me skate out past the 'Dan
ger sign. I bet I can touch it."
"What a funny noise that snake
makes. I think I'll step on him."
'I've never driven a car in traffic
before. But they say it's perfectly
simple.
"It's no fun swimming around In
here. I'm going out beyond the life
lines."
"I think I'll mix a little nitric acid
with this chl6ride of potassium and
see what happens.
"There's only one way to manage
a mule. Walk right up in back of him
and surprise him.
"They say these things can't possi
bly explode, no matter how much you
throw them around."
"Oh, listenl That's the train whis
tle. Step on the accelerator, and
we'll try to get across before it
comes."
"These traffic policemen thlnlc they
own the city. They can't stop me. I'm
going to cross the street now. Let the
chauffeurs look out for me." Dorothy
Parker in Life.
Live geese bought at the Palace
Market, Alliance. 4 12
It is usually very unlucky for the
mouse that meets a black cat
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. 103-tf
Highest cash prices paid for furni
ture, guns, watches, musical Instru
ments, cothing. Workman & Mc
laughlin, Corner 2nd and Box Butte,
102 tf.
A WISE
M
AN
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 help you form the habit of saving money,
more easily than spending it.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Alliance, Nebraska
Santa Glaus
At Newberry's Hard ware Co. '
Shops
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