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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1921)
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .JT? It tu "HhlnB? Hon Ad ri'iu.un, l.M.Kmt for Hlt r n,tltIP .,vl l(, orw. gu.ik r-u,is b rt,,riinnR in Tb torn 'a r.t AU a. i .rtmniU ft ATMs -- rit rtr Kurd pr inrt.fn. -.-1 no n.i.i than aih.r r,i i, , flj VP jruar Mi:it umii nvtul hun V"' " "ii.lf. Uuy okuIi tlon, Di.t L t ti:r. WANTED W'AXl Tr Siy-icom house unfiir-, m.-hrt. with 170 or 7"7. irajfaL'C Call phone , 7(-tf a RXiest at the John Sherlock home FOR SALE 'lurt week. ,T;;.r7; . r "'-J. M,s- M Wt,l "turned to her Tiiu SAI.h Sweet coin and f-tnnjr- home at SrotUblurr Saturday after less yellow pod beans for canning. sendinK two weeks with her dauth I'hone 813F18. S. J. lossi. 7'J-M) ter and family here. r1D e . , jr. : , I Mrs. A. I. Hull spent Thursday and FOR SALE .unt rhubarb, prewn ivi.i,.. ...;,u cf .. , u:?," , "'!,n.ce.,J"'y for canninS ,uK"rl G. W. NATION. FOR SALE OR TRADE Two ton Republic truck, motor rebuilt and in first class condition. Will consider Alliance property. COIRS EY & MILLER. FOR SALE One retfi.ered Red Toll Friday here, calling on bull, one 6-foot vertical Jones 'Menu1-' They were on their way home wcr. Eugene Roscnbcrger. 74tffroi vacation trip to SeneOa an -s,i. -s,.. other point. FOR SALE BiR type Chester White i Misses leotn Hon.Wsnn. I .in-ill boars; best of lieln.K. 801 F 11. D. E. FUR1NTON. 1'hone i-ir FOR SALE Old papers, b tents a buncHe, at The Herald Office. FOR SALE Good used cars. A. H. JONES Co., 3id and Cheyenne, tf X)R RENT FOR RENT Two large front rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Modem except heat. W. L. CARROLL, 220 Big Horn, phone 1058. 80-p LOST IX)ST Cameo Bracelet, between 714 Chvenne and Winter garden. Finder pleas bring to THE HERALD, Re ward. 80-81 THE LIVESTOCK MARKET OMAHA, Neb., Sept. L HOGS Receipts, 5,000. Both packers and shippers operated, and demand center ed on better grades of butchers; ad vance on beeves, mostly 10 to 15c packing grades uneven steady to 15c higher; good clearance; bulk better .grades, $7.508.50; top, $9.00; bulk packing grades, which formed big end f run, $6.507.00. CATTLE Receipts, 2500; fed steers stady to 15c lower; nothing of out standing quality and the finish includ ed; best yearlings here, $9.75; good western and native grass steers t-trong; others slow; cows, heifers ami hulls mostly steady; stockers and feed- ers slow, steady to weak SHEEP Receipts, 22,000; mostly lambs from western supply states; market on killing grades active and fully steady; bulk western lambs, $i.75 7.50; early top, $7.65; sheep steady to strong; feeders active and firm. KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1. CATTLE Receipts, 4,300; beef steers, slow and steady with Wednesday's slow time; tcp, $8.80; common and medium Texas $4.255.G0; meilium to grassors, $5:35 t:7.15; all other classes fairly active except cows; sales steady; few good rows, $5.00; bulk, of prime ordered, v $3.50ff4.50; common to good bulls, $3.004.75; most gras "heifers, J4.75 (S'5.50; few short feds, $0.507.00; best vealers $9.50; earlv sales stock ers, $3.50(5.60; feeders "$..0l(().25. HOGS Receipts, 3,000; barely ac tive to packers and shippers mostly heavy to strong; spots, 5(ftl0c hicher"; $9.30 paid for choice liirht packers; top, $9.35; hulk of sales, $X.U0fi9.20; packing sow.-? and pigs steady; choice stock pirs, $9.00. SHEEP- Receipts, 8,000; very slow; killing cl.is;-ps mostly steady; wethers, $3.35; western lamb!, $7.7.".aH.OO. ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. 1. HOGS Receipts, 6.00(1 steady to weak; top, $9.20; hulk of sales, f6.50( iU.-. CATTLE Receipts, 2.C00; market steady to 25c lower; steers, $4.00o 9.75; rows and heifers, $3.00(ffi9.75; calve. $-.00(o 9.00. SHEEP Receipt.- 2,500; 2.'c lntfher. Lamb-- $7.00(5 7.2.".; ewe.-, $3.50g.3.75. THE POTATO MARKET ALLIANCE, Neb., Sept 1 West ern Nebraska: Central Distinct Warm, clear. No digging. Northern I'Jistrict. No digging account of wet fields. Seottsl.lutr-Moniil-Mitchell (unofficial) Hauilngs very light, de mand slow, market weaker. Carloads f. o. h. ca.-h track to grow, very few Holes. Sacked !'.!''- T'-'mphs and Downing No. 1, $1.251.35. CHICAGO, Sept. 1. Demand and movement moderate, market firm. Idaho-;, sacked white varieties No. 1, $2. 5(a)2.75; Washington, sacked white varieties No. 1, $2.05(5 2.85. Nebras ka, sacked Early Ohios No. 1, some slightly heated, $2.352.50. OMAHA. Neh., Sept. 1. Demand ...) mni-irM.rit ulour n n t'Lr jliill KTa ' Villi Cllll 14V liU4 r ' v M"i biaskas, .-arkel Early Ohios No. 1, mostly !?2.25. LIBERTY BOND PRICES NEW YORK, Sept. L 3'ic; 87.40; first 43, 87.6S; second 4s, K7.72; first 4 Vis, 87.90; second 4'is, 87.84; third 4 Via, 91.88; fourth 4lis, 87.92; Vic tory 34s, 98.9C; Victory 4K, 98.90. OMAHA GRAIN MARKET omaha, NVb..lt. i wheat no. i .lark, hard. $1.0; No. 2 dark, J"1"1- ? No. t hard, f 1.18-1.11; No. 2 hind, 5 1 . 1 7 c ' 1 . 1 H; sample spring, ?1.l!; Xo. 2 mixed, $1.1 ! X0. 3 mixed, SI.OKri LOS; Xo. j yellow hard. $1.17; No. ;J yellow hard. ?l.l.i(o 1.17. CORN No. 1 white, 44c; Xo. 2 white, 44'.,. ; Xo. 1 jrllow, 4;.'i-c; Xo. 2 yelh.w. 4."'i.c; Xo. 1 mixed, 44 c; Xo. 2 miel, 4 1 ' L r. OATS No. .! white, (i: 31 ' c; No. 4 white, 21: (f?t..c. ANtJOKA Leo Cuisznk was an Alliance visitor Saturday. Miss Ruth LoLran of Hiidircrort was ln Anjjora Sal in day. ,rs- Ruhoit of Northport was Mr. and Mr.. Ed Peterson and their ranch Kundav p,- atiar t i j lunil II (.'III Mrs. John Koch of Cairo is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Shoop man and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Temnle I children of Grover. Colo., spent Thurs- Hull and Eloit-e Turman were shop pinj; in mih.ucv Saturday, lh Suit, Fine" uf.tl Gates families left for u flshinp trip Satu?fay hihp, returning Sunday evening. Mrs. Jacob Weins of Linnle, Wyo., is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ruk. Mrs. William Aichev nml daughter are guests at the Les lioodry home. Rev. 1). J. Minort and family of Alliance attended the Sunday school picnic held here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McCru-key and chiMi en, Wayne anl Ruth, were gue. ts e Anueryon nome t.aiuray night and Sunday C. D. Henderson and family were entertained at the Guszuk home Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kelly returned home from Bancroft Saturday where they had been to attend the funeral of Mr. Kelly's father. W. N. Thompson, A. D. Hull and George W. Venell attended the road meeting in Alliance Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempter re turned to their home at Cairo Satur day, after spending a week with the former's sister, Mrs. John Burry and family. Mr. Kempter's mother and Cecil accompanied them home. Feter Eliott of Cairo is visiting with his son, Nelson Eliott, and family. The Community club met with Mr.. A. D. Hull Wednesday and spent a very pleasant day. Among the busi ness that was taken up at the meet ing it was decided for the patrons of the school to turn out Wednesday aft ernoon, August 31, and put the school house and ground in first class comli tion for school which begins the first of next week. The Sunday school held a picnic1 in Hutchinson's grove Thursday, which Uvas a great success in every way Plentv of eats were brouarht and va- T'rous kinds of amusements were fur- jjirthed. Among those most enjoyed was the bull game in which were sev eral lady players. Only one and one half innings were played but they had a good score any way, 10 to 8. FOWLING Mrs. Ferguson expects to leave in the near future, for a visit with her sister in Illinois, whom she has iot seen for years. She will stop in Iowa on her wav home to see her daughter. Three of the Kilpatrick brothers and their son-in-law visited at the ranch a few days last week coming overland in their big car. They went from here to Wyoming. Mr. Banks accompanied them as far as Casper. James Eaton and family, Mrs. Elsea and Jean were Alliance visitors one day last week, Mrs. Elsea going clown to the dentist. The farewell dunce at Spencer Kn:eht's Saturday night was very well attended, and a good time report ed by all. Mr. Knight ami family tre going to Missouri to live. Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy J-nd ,VsfW To -TELL HE y THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TODAY, SEPTEMlint 2. 1!21, daughter, fpept Sunday at HurlbuitV. EL Wilkins and daughter, Sad;e nnd son, Harold, were Alliance callers Saturday evening. His brother Aha pnd Fon nf ompanied them. Word has been received from Mrs. Charleo Hall that she arrived in Oh o safely Mnd is enjoying heself. Mrs. l-annford returned home Satur day with the mail man, alter a fiw v.-teks' stay with her brother near Alli ance. j Mr. Lover nr.d daughter, Faye, woe Alliance visitors one day last wei-k. I.c Moure has gone to Wyoming for a i-il w th h:s si' ter, while h..s In is velfinsr .'tiling ,"ain. At Mab'n iTid wife visited at Ihnl b'.nt. S;ituriv evening and thin they a'l att nded the dar-ce at Powell s. Mr.-. IVwtll is eo'ng ej'st to live. I '1 he Wilkins hoys attended the dance J at Spencer Knieht's. ao nan ami lamuy visited at i in El-ea home Sunday afternoon. J ami's Eaton and wife were up fiom the h;i camp also. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craw-ford and baby motored to Alliance one day L.-t week. Clarence Kilpatrick and wifo motor ed to the Worley place Friday. Mr. laiirsen and family -i-a'te l at the Peterson home Sunday afternoon. James Eaton and family motoivd to Alliance Saturday eveninv.', taking Jean Hall down to the doctor. Mrs. Mann was an Alii. nice rail"! Saturday. Jay Hall and family are moving to ScottsblufT this week to send the child ren to school this winter. Mr. Hall will work in the factory and Mrs Hall has a jKi-iit'on as assistant piinci'pal tn the sf'.ool there. Ben Johnsrn Of Hewiingf ml and Mr. McCormick of Lawn vicinity r .tiled at Elsea's Friday after some of Johnson's cf'ves Mr. McCormick hauled the c j.lvos to trivn in his Ford (vjok. Everyone in the neighborhood is busy threshing. The grain is turning out as well as could be expected. Mrs. McCormick of Alliance came out with the mail man Saturday und Eigne"! 'up the contract for the Kennedy .school this winter. She will board nt the Kennedy home. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Knight J ml babe motored to Alliance one day last week. Miss Hamilton of Alliance will teach the Neb-on school this winter. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hurlburt ind Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy tnd daughter, motored to Pine Ride Thursday and camped over r.ight. Wild grapes was all the fruit they could find there. C. P. Mann and family motored to Alliance Sunday to attend thu laying of the cornerstone of the new Method ist church. Mrs. Campbell ami son, Clyde, and her sister, Mrs. Mitchell, of Missmri took dinner with Alva Vilkins Sun day. Miss Hutchison of Alliance will teach the Mann school this winter. Mr. Hoff left for home Saturday after a long stay at the K lack root ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Elsea and Mrs. Brus were Alliance callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hurlburt and Mrs. Langford motored to Scott';blu(V Tuesday to see the latter's son, Albert, who is" home on a two weeks' t tay from the sanitarium in New Mexico, where he has been for his health. Mrs. Elsea and Jean took dinner a Hurlburt' Monday. LAKESIDE Carl Miller visited his family Sun day. Clarence M&nn was in Lakeside on business. C. Mosler of the Star ranch was in I-akeside. O. D. Black shipped a car of cattle to Omaha. R. A. Cook and E. B. Jameson made a business trip to Alliance. Milo Rose left for Gillette Sunday. William Armes went to Clearmont, Wyoming Sunday to prove up on his homestead. Frank Defrance returned from Gor don Sunday. Mrs. Mary Sleave of Alliance was visiting her niece, Mrs. George l.inds- Rev. C. H. Burleigh preached at Whitman Sunday. O. O. Fesemlen of Alliance visited at P. J. Gelliipie Sunday. Miss Wilma West over, who was op erated on at the Alliance hospital is improving nictly and will be home m on. Mhs Rer.h FeseBden, who was the I guest f Mrs. Paul Gellispie, returned Gene Byrnes Says: "Thanks J 1 VLfStO (SCHOOL. ESTtR.0M ) t CosT KNoW WrVT -Xo TtLU Voo'cr OWM STfV Htr-iu nri x TtMt OH FCCU UVCt 4cTf ro KUTrt' f (a to Alliance Sunday. Hie ball game Sunday bitween the "Oil Magnates" and Bingham was played at Ellsworth, 8 to in favor of the "Oil Magnates." Another car ot easing arrived for the oil well this week. Mrs. l Mosler ,-ftid Mrs. Roy Stoop were shopping in Lakeside. R. Itrunson is plastering the Adams school hoii.-o south of Lakeside. Miss Mahte Spear was Aisiting at 1'i.ink Cody's the first of I ho woK. Oia Phill'p.-. und wife were Lakeside i-itoi s Sunday. Neil Uask shipjxid one c u of horses l.i Den'r Monday. Leonard Epp ordered his house hold good shipped to 1 1 law.tt li.i, Kas. .lames 11. iliic of Bingham wns in Lakeside circulating a pert ion in the ii'tuest of an nutomibile load tio.n 1 '.ogham to Laki s:de. illiam Sebohm and Chi. ties Mur phyof Ellsworth were in Lakeside on t'Usiness. Rev. Charles H. Hurley went to Giring Tuesday to attend the conference. Besides producing more paper than any other country in the world, the United States wastes more. Now that Greece thinks it has the Turk on the run it refuses tn tm'nk of anything but a fight to a fini-sh. N ( TK'E TO ('REIHTt. us. ln the County Court of Box Butte County, Nebraska. In the Matter of the Estate of I. etlti'a Cole, Deccneed. To All Persons interested in said es tate: Notice is hereby given that S. II. Cole, administrator of said estate, will meet the creditors of said estate at the County Court room in the City (if Alliance in said County, on the 3rd day of December, 1921. at 10 o'clock n. m. for the purpose of hearing, adjust ment and allowance of claims against said estate. All persons having claims or demands against said estate, must file the same in this Court on or before December 2nd, 1921, or said claims will be forever barred. Dated Septemlmr I, 1921. (Signed) IRA E. TASH, (SEAL) County Judge. (Sept. 2-27.) PUBLICATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska, Chadron Division. 'XU$&SM Everybody connected with this undertaking establish ment docs his work in a thoroughly conscientious manner. Every detail of a funeral service conducted by us is looked after in a polite, tactful wav. Our wide experience enables us to-serve the public iaithfully and well. Connections in Dther cities. Glen Miller UNDERTAKING PARLOUS Phones: Day, .til Night, 522 or 535 REAL -IM Box Butte County Alliance NEBRASKA LAND CO. J. C McCORKLE, Manager fir Office Gnmnd Iloor First National Buk rviotA 7 au ABOOT IT Case Xo. 56. In Bankruptcy. Vol untary tition. In the Matter of the Walker Drug Company, a partnership, consisting of Ira Rupert Walker end May mo J. Walker, nnd Ira Rupert Walker nnd Mnyme J. Wr.lker, as individuals, bankrupts. At Chadron. Dawe county, Nebrns-1 ka, in said District, before Frederick j . Cites-, ltofeiie in Bunkruptcv, Aiiuw-t J'.l.'t, I9.M. Tn ill- Ciediters of the Walker Drug Company, a partnership, lia Rupert al!;er and .Mmvmo J. Walker, of I li'itnngfei (!, 1N Butte County, Ne-l'ia-.ka, I? inki opt.-: i Notice is herehv given that on l:t day of Auiiu'sf, A. D., 1921, sa:l Walker lmg Company, a partnership, Ira Rupert Walker the i the Maytoe J. Walker, were duly adjudi cated bankrupt-:, anil that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at the Di-trict Court Room in the City of Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebraska, on the 12th dav of Septem ber, A. D., 1921. at two o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the said et editors may attend, prove their claims, appoint n trustee, examine the bankrupts, and transact such other business as may properly come before such meeting. Witness my hand this 3Lst dav of August, A. I). 1921. FREDERICK A. CRITES, 80 Referee in Bankruptcy. Tonight- Tomorrow Alright NR TabUt atop aloh hadoha. rtllav bllloua attacka, ton ana) ragulal tha limlnattw organ, nak you tool ft na. "lattarThan Pills Tor Uvtr lilt" ALLIANCE DRUG CO. ' I II i it ' lift 123 West Third Street ESTATE Farms and Ranches City Property for the Advice." THAIX5 FOR TttE ICC COAL n ta. Baa. !?JA--if DTwi.t SFA'EM NOTICE! No treipasii g will be permitted the following dtsribid prrpetty: South half of 'ecln 34, township 2 north, range A'. west of the fixth I. M., all in Box Iiotte county, Nebras ka. All trespns m r will be prosecuted to the full e-iVr.t ? the law. ",i-H2yi C. C. LLEDES. If jnnr rnr i not workinK, let an roak it work. If jour radiator hull a, let U etov iC. U O. SMITH 211 Laramie Rear of Herald WELDING GEO. II. BREt'KNLR 210 W. 3rd Painting and Paper-hanging, GRANT HALE w Work Ciiiarantced. 1 Coiner Third and Cheyenne MOVING, PACKING. STORING AND .SHIPPING SNYDER TRANSFER AND FIREPROOF STORAGE "When It'n Tour Mote, Let l a Kmw" Office rhonc, 1 5 ; Rea, 88 1 and Blk. 730 F. A. BALD Attorney-at-Law Office in Reddish- Block Let Me Cry Your Sale, R. A. WVLAND Auctioneer 1232 Minbourl 1 Telephone 384 a. rerry ROOM 1, KUMKK BLOCK . , FHONE t ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA Drake & Drake Doctor of Optometry Glasses Accurately Fitted I Not Medirine, Surgery, Otiteopatky. DRS. JEFFREY & SMITH Chiropractors I'almer School Telephone feG5 Wilwjn Building Real Estate, Loans and Insurance F. E. REDDISH " Reddish Block tt rhone 664 Alluae4 Harry P. Coursey AUCTIONEER ' Lift Stock and General Farm Sal4 PHONES: RES. NO. 1C3 OPFICE NO. L Transfer and Storage Successors to Wallace Trana fer and Storage Company PIANO MOVING BY AUTO TRUCK PACKING AND CRATING TUENITUE A SPECIALTY Howard & Allen "We Try Hard to Pleaae" "VtLUtR. VVH Dl'0r4 t.'.- Ort JOST VJENT TO TiAE. ITS AnTV Or rAtK- Ct0 DO AN r- I