THE ALLIANCE. HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY .8, 1921
FIVE
E. Gs Column
"Modern ( lo'.hes Per Men"
208 Bon Butte Ave.
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
"Kordes" of euto row remind us,
We should build our roads to stay;
And depj.rting leave behind us,
Kind that rains won't wash awav.
ORDINANCE NO. 319.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
1HK ASSESSMENT AND COL
LECTION OK A TAX UPON ALL
TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 11
IN THE CITY OF ALLIANCE. NE-
. BRASKA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PA il Nu FOR THE CONSTRUC
TION AND EXPENSE THAT HAS
BEEN INCURRED IN PUTTING
IN SEWER MAINS TO SERVE
THE PROPERTY WITHIN SUCH
SEWLK DISTRICT.
WHEREAS Sewers have been built
10 serve me uroumv included in
, .. , .. 'Sewer District 11 in the City of Alli-
W hen our children pay the mortgage, BfSMf Nel,rHska, according to the pro-
Fiithers inr.de to haul the loads, . cedure provided by law, and
They won't h.we to ask the question I WHEREAS Special benefits r.ecrue
"Here's tl.i Bond' But uhiiP property m tne district abutting
the ROADS?"
And as James .1. Montague fays
upon and ud lucent to the lints of said
c-ewers, j nd
WHEREAS The post of said work is
foun;! to be '3,100.50;
BE IT ORDAINED BY
MAvnu avii rni'vcii. nv
mere is more trutn man poetry in tnis QF ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA :
little verse, for I was out north of
Mullen a couple of weeks ago, and
drove clear over to the Northwestern
railroad to the tow n of Crookston, and
you would be surprised at the condi-
THE
THE
Section 1. That this Council sitting
as a Bard of Equalization for this
puro-e, after due notice a by law
provided, and after due consideration
of all facts, find, determine and fix the
total special benefits in said districts
tion of the roads, for they have been resulting from said improvement to be
worked, and are quite good, particu- (" the f'fuihe rk ?'hW is
, , , , .$J,110..j9; and further hnd, determine,
larly out of Mullen, and for a' way '.quaie and fix the special benefits to,
cut of Crookston, and the approach to ftn,( jn pursuance of such action and
the river ( Niobrara . which would be conclusion, hereby levy special assess
jmpassable but for the work.
ments upon the real estate, lots, par
cels and pieces of land included in said
tf j districts as follows, to-wit: lhe des
cription of the property being written
Incidentally, did you ever see any on the left and the front footage ami
sand hills? Well I had thought that 1 4 -n" T
had till I went down there and made
that trip across. We went in three In
ternational trucks, and hauled three
loads of farm machinery, which should
have been sent by rail but high fates
on the freight is causing lots of
truck hauling. But did you know that
you cross three rivers in making that
trip across. And lots of real sand
lows:
Block 11, Second County Addition,
No. 200 ft lot 1, Frontage 200, As
sessment, $213.31.
Block 11, Second County Addition,
So. f0 ft. lot 1, Frontage, 50, Assess
ment, $53.33.
Block 11, Second County Addition,
Lot. No. 2, Frontage 50, Assessment
$53.32 .
Block 11, Second County Audition,
hills, but that reminds me that there j ot No. 3, Frontage 300, Assessment
is going to be lots of grouse, for 1
never saw so many little ones, but
that 4 the center of them, and their
territory, and we are going to have
the best of good hunting togs for the
prices are always right we hope to be I ftst Half Block 10, Second County
vi- Jn J Addition, So 100 ft., l-rontage 100,
Assessment, $106.f.,
$310.90.
West Half Block 10, Second County
Addition, So. 250 ft. Frontage. 250, As
sessment $2Cfi.f3.
West Half Black 10. Second County
Addition, No. 50 ft. Frontage 50, As
sessment $53.33,
able to show all of you nimrods the
good goods,
East Half Block 10, Second County-
Addition, No. 50 ft. of So. 150 ft.,
Frontage 50, $53.33.
East Half Block 10, Second County
Addition, No. 50 ft. of So. 200 ft,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
East Half Block 10, Second County
Was sure glad to learn of this pro
posed Municipal pier for Broncho lake,
fnr aa sninerine nut it; "It makes
cleanliness enjoyable." But personal- A'""'"". u" .
. . , . . Assessment SJ(.'...
ly I like to swim, and swimming waS( B,()ck y First A,i,;t on, Lot No. 1,
a mighty . handy habit to have on my Frontage 50. Assessment $53.3:1.
trip to the Philippines, for many was Block 0, First Addition, Lot 2 and 3,
the big strapping fellow that we had F,""tnei 'J' ff ?.sfent, 10jXii- ,
, , A. ..... . , Block 0, First Addition, Lots 4, o and
to help across the little streams, be-lfii FrontBKe )r,0 Assessmeml $159.08.
cause he couldn't swim, and yet you Block 0, First Addition. Lot 7,
have to have a bathing suit, and we Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
have the Spalding line, and are wait-i Block 0, First Addition Lot 8,
ing for you to come in to get one but jFrontajj ..0, .-8-3.
f course the Spalding line is a little prontape 50. Assessment $53.33.
higher than some others are, but you Block 9, First Addition, Lot 10 and
the ownerrof uny. one. of. tb above
described tracts of real estate may pay
the whole amount of the ppeqial as
sessment thereon within ftlty days
from this date without Interest, and
thereupon such tract shall become and
be exempt from the operation of this
lien.
Section 3. All such assessments shall
be placed on the tax roll for collection
as a separate tax, in addition to the
tax for general revenue purposes, sub
iect to the same penalties and collect
ed in like manner as other city taxes.
Section 4. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect Ujxn its pass
age, approval and publication accord
ing to law.
Passed and approved this 7th day of
July, li'21.
R. M. HAMPTON,
(Sen!) Major.
Attest:
GRACE H. KENNEDY,
City Clerk.
PERSON ALS
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCovklc re
turned yesterday from a 3,000 mile
auto trip through Nebraska, Wyoming
and Colorado. They spent the Fourth
in Denver and Mr. McCorkle says that
nowhere are the crops looking us good
us they are around Alliance.
Mrs. W. A. Lions left Wednesday
noon for Englewood, S. I)., .where the
will visit her father for a few days.
Mrs. E. E. Lawrence returned the
fir. t part of the week from Torring
ton, Wyo., where she has been visiting
for the past week.
Mary and Juliet Gentry of Lincoln
are spending their vacation with their
brother James, on the ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hennings of Wood
burn, Ore., are here for a few weeks'
visit with their sons. Mr. Hennings
was amonsr one of the first settlers in
this county, but moved to Oregon three
years ago for Mrs. Hennings health.
Mr. Henninirs still owns eight hundred
acres of land here, and says this still
seems more like home than Oregon.
Miss Oneita Blair who has been
working in Grand Island, is visiting
with her parents in this city. Miss
Blair expects to return to Grand Island
in about two weeks.
El-
want a good bathing suit, for the
average man is none too pretty at the
most when he has on only about that
much. Come in and let us show them
to you. Ben didn't get that suit for
his man from the tent and awning
company, s
11, Frontage 100, Assessment $106.(15.
Block 0, First Addition. Lot 12,
Fionlatre 50. Assessment $53.33.
Block 8. First Addition, Lot
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
Block , First Addition. Lot
Frontace 50. Assessment $53.33.
.m..y Kuv v...... FrwntaRe 50f Assessment $53.32.
and the following Sunday he was seen . Block H First Addition, Lot
in his new suit, and if I didn't miss Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
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Friends Arc Boosting
Moses P. Kinkaid for
United Slates Senator
According to reports at the ftate
hou e u "persistent rumor" in the
western part of the state has it that
Congressman Moses P. Kinkaid of the
b'g Sixth district may decide to run
feT United States senator, r.n nfTirp
that R. B. Howell of Omnha desires to
fill, says the State Journal. The per
sistent rumor is that friends of vhe
congressman feel that he is entitled to
promotion at the end of his twentieth
year of service in congress and it
would le a proper thing for him to
round out his score of years in that
body by quitting the house of repre
sentaties forever and try for the of
fice of senator. If ho should fail to
gain the gout nothing would be lost
end h; would end his Fcrviee in con
gress in a blaze of glory and might
then retire from politics with an hon
ori ble record to his credit.
Some of this talk, but nor all of it.
is said to come from republicans who
arc susected of casting longing eyes
upon the congressional position now
held by Mr. Kinkai d. For years too
numerous to mention, men with as
pi rat ions" have longed for the retire
ment of Congressman Kinkaid so that
they way might be clear for others.
Men in lolh the republican and demo
cratic parties have made no secret of
this loninng. No one has been able to
defeat him and he will close his twen
tieth year in the house at the end of
his present term. To be able to run
for senator, it is pointed out, that he
need not resign, but merely quit run
ning for representative and switch
ever to the office of senator and take
chance on that new venture. ,
Those who are circulating this "per
sistent rumor" are aware of the over-
cautiousness for which Congressman
Kinkaid is famed, and they are of the
opinion he will at least sound well his
district on this Fubjeet before he
makes a decision. The "persistent
rumor" promises him a b'g vote in the
Sixth district and in Omaha where the
opposition to Mr. Howell for senator
has its headquarters.
WHEN YOU CHOOSE A
PRESENT FOR THE
TOO GOOD
"Well, Alice," said a southern wom
an to a colored girl formerly in her
employ, "I hear that you have married."
"Yassum, Ah done. got me a hus
band now."
"Is he a good provider, Alice?
"Yassum. He's a uowerful ijood pro
vider, but Ah's powerful skeered he's
gwine get catched at it
Summer Bride
The custom of givinp; presents to brides
fvliould not 1 considered lightly. It takes
real, hard thinking to make a selection that
will be satisfactory to her and yourself.
A few suggestions are pieces of Silver
ware, Cut Glass, Clocks, and Jewelry. Such
artistic and useful gifts may be found on
. di p'ay at Thiele's.
Our great experience in assisting others
to make appropriate gift selections will be
of value to you. The quality and beauty
of our goods are well-known.
Chests of Silver
Mantel Clocks
Cut Glass Pieces
.$2:.00 to $100.00
8.00 to $ 75.00
..$ 2.50 to $ 15.00
THIELE'S
l hi Sfrrt With a Giumilrr Wittitul RtJ Tt
lili irt Qj
GIFTS THAT LAST
iLlj
l.oiiWinir nt it from the economist's
view-point, the t'nited States is better
oir w'th Bergdo'l's money than with
Bcrgdoll. New York Herald.
Fresh
Strazvberry
Parfoit
Fresh Strawlerries, Ice
I Cream and Chopped Wal
nuts.
my guess, it was the water coming
down all day Monday that Cy splashed
up during his swim on Sunday.
A New Twist to an Old Tale.
If a man writes a better book,
preaches a better sermon, or makes or
aells better clothes for less money,
than his neighbor, though he build his
house at 30S Box Butte avenue, the
buyers will make a beaten path to his
door. And this is one of the reasons
that we get mail orders almost every
day from some of the fellows who
can't make the trip to our store. Why
even vesterdav we irt orders from
Mullen, Nebraska, ar.d Otis, Colorado, sessment $53.33.
Ami we filled the orders at once, and So 25 ft of Lot" 4
we appreciate them, and they know J 0j V) Frontage
that" we absolutely guarantee satisfac- $53.32.
tion. and therefore they do not hesi- ' Blork 8, Second
to tell us as near as possible BO- V' .V., . '
Block 8. First Addition, Lot 5,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
Block S, First Addition. Lot 6,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.32.
Block 8, First Addition, ,Lot 7,
Frontage 50, Asyssment $53.33.
B!ock 8, First Addit'on, Lot 8,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
Block 8, First Addition, Lot 9,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.32.
Block 8, First Addition, Lot 10,
Frontaga 50, Assessment $53.33.
Block 8, First Addition, Lot 11,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.33.
Block 8, Fiist Addition, Lot 12,
Frontage 50, Assessment $53.32.
- Block 8, Second County Addition,
Lot 1, 2 and 3, Frontage 150, Assess
ment ?159.9S.
Block 8, Second County Addition,
No. 50 ft. of Lot 4, Frontage 50, As
tute
County Addition,
und No. 25 ft. of
50, Assessment,
County Addition,
Frontage 50, As-
vhat they neel, ami we io our Desi 10 A tract of uni, ,iescrilp as fo).
take care of their needs. And we al- jows: Commencing at a point 20 ft.
wavs work on the principle that a sat- east of the northeast corner of Lot 1,
isfied customer is a good customer, and
they are proving it to us all the time.
Give us a chance to prove our con
tention by coming in and pricing our
merchandise. And you will become
one of our satisfied customers, and
there fori a booster.
Yours as always,
I Cooling !
j Apetizing j
j Satisfying 1
i i
I ' !
i Thiele's
i I Grit.l Mf O-ivh Unfit
See II If 5ea
That's all I do
EXAMINE EYES
and
MAKE GLASSES
Cut, I do that Right.
B.G. BAUMAN, 0. D.
'Phone for Appointment.
WHERE THERE IS A
SQUEAK THERE
IS WEAR
The underside of a car gets
all the mud and dust. There
are dozens of small joints.
Every one a vital part.
Of course your car will run
indefinitely without these
parts being taken care of.
That is why they are neg
lected until one part breaks.
15UT LET ME TELL YOU!
The out-of-the-way places
need more attention than
the average motor and I
take particular pains to
keep these parts lubricated.
Drive over and I'll put
your car in condition,
and by keeping it lubri
cated and tight, I will
double its life.
AL'S AUTO SERVICE
Hear f Drake Hotel
A Delightful
Beverage
Always cold and sparkling
ling right from the ice
just remove the cap for a
drink that will put fresh
lile and pep iulo you. We
have it. -aik us, or keep
some of it on ice at home
for hot Summer evenings.
Fresh llome-Made Candies
in Fancy Hoxes
Kept in Refrigerator 'Case.
Alliance Candy Store
Phone 27
210 IIox Iiutte Alliance
I
"Tl't Fowitai tf Quality'
MR. HAPPY
Block S, Second County Addition,
thence' east 140 ft, thence south 300
ft. thence west 140 ft., thence north
300 ft. to the point of beginning:
So. 50 ft., Front lge 50, Assessment
f 53 32.
NoT'.'O ft tf S". 100 ft, Froitage
50, Assessment $53.33.
No. 50 ft. of So. 150 Ft., Frontage
50, Assessment S53.32.
So. 75 ft. of NV l'0 ft, Frontage
75, Assessment $7!'.y..
No. 75 ft, Frontage "5, Assessment
?7!.W.
Tot il, $:U'.'.5!.
Section 'J. S-iid special tis-essnients
shall lie and thty are hereby made a
jl.en on iid rejl piom ity froi i and al
ter this date, and they shrill become
ilu and delinquent "s foM.ws to-wi:
Or.e-tiflh of said respective sums shall
become due and be delinquent in fifty
d;ys fmm this date; one-filth in one
Vf':r from th;s date; one-f.i'th in two
years from this d-.te; onc-filth in three
years from this date, and one fifth in
four years from this date. liach of
these installments except the first
shall draw interest t the rate of se ven
A social meeting is called in District per cent per annum from this date
No. 37, on July 11, 1921 at S o'clock until b-roine r-pei lively delinquent,
ii m for the uui pose of voting on a , and all of said installments shall draw
1 "Modern Clothes For Men."
TO Till
vorr.Ks ok
SCHOOL UISTUKT NO. 37,
LITTLE "FOLKS GET
To THE TABLE -
Just as fast as
vTKEV ARE AfcLE
DO YOU remember your
youthful appetite how it
used to sti.nd on its hind legs
and wonder when dinner
would be ready'.' Well, you
can again make it sit up and
take notice if you purchas eat
this shop of good food and
politeness.
SPECIAL FOR WEEK
Hamburger 15
Morris' Matchless
Dacon 2S
All Kinds of Cold Meats
for your Lunch
' these Hot Days.
Watch for Mr. Happy 1'arly.
i THE MODEL
MARKET
116 WEST 4TH ST.
PHONE 30
You Witt Need
Your Tractor
higher
levy.
D. K. I'UIUNTON,
Director.
interest after they become respectively
delinquent, at the rate of one per cent
The ti r e is here when you tractor" MUST perform. You can't ? fiord to
have it operating like a crippled horse. One way of insuring satisfactory
M-t vice is the use of ;
MUTUAL OILS AND GASOLINE
Have vou ever realized the full meaning of the word I)CPLNDA1!LE?
Jt means: "OO" at all times.
OUR LWIPMKNT WILL SLTIYL YOlT PKOMPTLY AND WKLL.
MUTUAL QIL COMPANY
Phone 5 A. II. HAKPKlt, Local Manager Phone 5
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' ' i i ii ii i ! mi j i I i m - if i i i. . . i.i i i... ,mi i i "i'
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per month untd paid: rrovided that