THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921.
LAKESIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Ry Stoop ml child
ren were in town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Olson and baby returned
recently from a two wecka' visit at
the Forest Orr home out north of
town.
Mrs. Foster of Forest Grove, (ve.,
arrived la?t week to care for licr
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Lindley, who Is
ill at her home in west Lakeside. We
are glad to report her on the road to
recovery. ... ,
Mrs. Johnson of Gordon, is here for
a visit with her husband, Kev. John
son, who is at present time working
on the old pursonape.
Bill FlaRjr ia building a ui;e en
the lot between the C C. Wilson end
L. M. Berry residence here.
Mrs. C. M. Carey visited friends
here Thursday.
Carl Miller is making a cellar at lis
home in the northeast part of ovn.
A. K. Olson and family moved into
the house where John Dickerson lived
while here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Koe drove to
Alliance Friday evening.
Mrs. Bertha DeBord visited friends
and relatives here Friday and Satur
day. The teachers and a number of the
?upils of our school went to Antioch
Viday afternoon, where a game of
ball was played between the Lak side
second team and the Antioch second
team, which was won by Antioch.
They were very pleasantly entertained
in the evening at the high school, by
the teachers ami pupils of Antioch.
Kefcrshments were served. l'rrf.
Messcrsmith was in charge of the en
tertainment. A jolly good time is e
ported. Joe Pozza and Oscar Sclirope
furnished conveyance for those who
went. ....
The Misses Mote and Schill spent
the week-end with home folks at Alli-
ancc- . ...
P. F. Gillespie resigned bis uositu n
here on the west section here ind
with his family went to Alliance Fri
day, where he has a position in the
Burlinfrton shops.
A Van Pelt of Mullen was in Lake
side on business the latter part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schrewsbury
were in town from their ranch near
Ellsworth the latter part of the week.
H. S. Blackldge and Frank Pilch
were visiting friends here Thursday
and Friday. They are farming near
Hay Springs, but say lakeside seems
like home to them, although they are
doing well at their present location.
Mrs. John Londen and sister, Miss
Ellen Kicken, went to Alliance Sunday
to spend a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gu.s Sandoz and sen
wpre Lakeside visitors Suturday.
Pete Kearney was in town on I um
ness the latter part of the week.
Mrs. F. A. Zenran returned Friday
from a visit with her parents at
Brewster.
Charles Nevin of Antioch came
lown and spent the week-end with
Oscar Schrope here.
Leah Weaver who is teaching school
north of town was a west bound pas
senger Saturday.
Frank Cody and family were in
from tha ranch on business Saturday,
the former went to Omaha with cut
tle for market.
Lon Trester and son, Ralph, were in
town Saturday. Dale Pollard accom
panied them home for a week-end
visit.
Dr. K. C. Cowlcs was in Ellsworth
on professional business Saturday.
Warren Mclntyre and Lee Meeker
unloaded a car load of coal for the
school board here in the last few days.
Mrs. C. E. Cowles returned from an
extended visit at Cleveland, 0., Satur
day. Nels Rask and family left overland
Sunday for their new home in Scotts
blufT. Walter House nnd Dick Hunsaker
vent to Bingham Sunday to play ball.
Bruce Hunsaker came down from
Antioch Sunday and visited friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Clara DeBord reports the birth
of an eight nnd one-half pound boy
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bergern.
Also an eight pound boy arrived at
the Wallace home, October 8, Mrs.
Clara DeBord in attendance.
Kay Cameron and Lou Trester were
in Lakeside Sunday.
Plan to be at the Halloween party
on Friday. October 23, at the church
lresbyterian C. E. M-DG
General Budoglio, Italian chief, says
all soldiers favor disarmament. It's
the fellows who do not fight that cry
for war.
FOWLING
Nearly everyone from this country
attended the big Festival in Alliance
Saturday. i
Miss Bertha Rickle Is spending a'
couple of weeks at the Hurlbut home.
She stayed with Mrs. I-angford's while
the Hurlbut'n were in Wyoming.
The threshers were at Mann s four
days last week. Grandma Crawford
helped Mrs. Mann with the cooking a
couple of days.
W. J. Colvin and wife took supper
at the Hurlbut home one evening last
wpk.
Nels Peterson and family were Al
liance callers Saturday.
Cnri It ins took n loud nt nntntrxit in
town Thursday, returning the nextl
day.
Ben Johnson of Hemingford, was a!
caller at the Klsea home Thursday !
afternoon, getting his cattle ready to
ship. A couple of men from Mike
Butler's drove them to town for him
Friday morning.
We were very glad to see Mrs. ink
In town Saturday, as she very seldom
leaves the ranch.
The dance at Wampler's was well
attended and a big time reported by
all.
Ed Wilkins and family motored to
town Saturday.
Osmore Howe and Miss Hutchinson
nnd Miss Simpson motored to Alliance
Friday evening.
Joe Kennedy and family and Miss
McCormick were Alliance visitors Saturday.
James Eaton returned rrkfuy even
ing from a hunting trip to the sand
hills. Game was plentiful but hard
to get
James Butler was a caller at the
Mann home Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kilpatrick
and I-oe Moore were Alliance callers
Saturday.
Mr. Hamilton of Alliance motored
out to the Nelson school Friday even-'
ing after his daughter, Miss Alice.
Albert Hall and family and lather,
Charles Hall, spent Friday night at
the Klsea home. Charles Hull going to
town with Eaton's Saturday.
Ben Johnson called at the Bras
home Thursday evening.
William Hashman and family and
Mr. Wampler and son were Alliance
callers Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Hurlbut and
Miss Bertha Rickle spent the after
noon at James Kennedy's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake El sea and the
Bins young folks motored to Alliance
Saturday. Mr. Elsea having some den
tal work done.
Miss Roberts, the teacher in the Hall
district, spent a few days last week
attending intsitute at Chadron, re
turning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Henderson and
father and brother were business call
ers at Alliance Saturday. Mr. Hall
going home with them in the evening.
Mrs. Anna Hall nnd children spent
Thursday afternoon visiting school In
the Farrell district. They spent the
night at the Jay Hall home.
The Wilkins' boys drove out a big
bunch of cattle for Kilpatrick'a Tues
day. C. P. Mann and family and Russell
Gray drove to town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eaton and Glen
and Mrs. Elsea visited at the Colver
home Sunday.
Everyone was glad that the Ford
went out in the country where it was
needed.
Mrs. Lou Hood and wife were on
the sick list last week.
Albert Hall drove to Hemingford
Thursday, remaining over night.
Norval Hurlbut drove to Heming
ford Wednesday after a load oi coal.
Ben Johnson, Mrs. Elsea and ISoia
were callers at the Mann home Thurs
day afternoon hunting a stray steer.
Dick Colvin is helping Clyde Camp
bell in the potato field.
We are sorry to hear that the small
son of Arthur Sheldon is very sick.
Fred Crawford and family and the
Boyer girls attended the Festival Sat
urday. Mrs. William Butler is still in Rhode
Island with her sister, who is very low.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Thompson of Hemingford, but former
ly of this country, is gradually grow
ing worse and there seems to be no
hopes of recovery.
Lou Hood and sons, Robert and
Harold, motored to Alliance Saturday.
A young couple from this neighbor
hood were very much disappointed
Saturday when the court house was
closed and they couldn't see Mr. Tash
on important business. We wish
them better luck next time.
W ill Protect Relic.
NORTH rLATTE On the site of
old Ft. McPherson, 20 miles east of
this city, the only remaining evidence
that a military post was once located
there is the flag-staff stone. This
marker lies near the roadway, on one
pays attention to it and should it
sometime be removed, the last vestige
of the old fort would disappear. In
the early history of Lincoln county
Fort McPherson played an important
part, for the cavalry stationed there
guarded the wayfarers on the old Cali
fornia trail and protected the ranches
of the early clay cattlemen. The
Daughters of the American Revolution
of this city propose to protect this his
toric flagstaff stone by enclosing it
with an iron fence.
An Alliance Bank
says in a reecnt advertisement
SOMEONE IS SAVING YOUR MONEY
Do you know that the Model Cleaners and Tailors are
saving money for hundreds of Alliance folks every week,
and we are willing to save some for you? When you have
a suit to clean and press call 18.
SUITS PRESSED . 50c
SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED ?1.50
Ladies' or Men's Same Price
WE DO 13EST WHAT OTHERS DO WELL
MODEL Cleaners
Phone 18 We Call and Deliver
Tanlac is made of roots, herbs and
barks and contains no minerals or
opiates. F. E. Holsten. 93
A SAFE TEST
For those who are in need of a rem
edy for kidney troubles and backache
it Is a good plan to try Doan's Kimey
rills. They are strongly recommended
by Alliance people. Ask your neigh
bor! Mrs. C. O. West, 303 Yellowstone,
Alliance, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
are a standard medicine for kidney
trouble in our home and have been for
years. My people had Doan's in the
house all the time and whenever any
of the family needed a kidney medicine
it was always Doan's that was relied
upon to stranghten them up. I some
times had attacks of dizzy spells, head
aches nnd backache. Whenever I had
one of these attacks I took Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they always cured me of
the attack promptly. It is a pleasure
to give Doan's my hearty endorse
ment." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. West had. Foster-Mil burn Co
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 93
Stop Morie Flirting.
OMAHA Omaha has a new com
missioner of police! James C. Dahl
man, now mayor, has taken over the
reins of the police department, while
Commissioner Dunn is leading a po we
against vagrant ducks up in the north
ern part of the state. "My first cam
paign as police commissioner will
begin next week," announced Mayor
Dahlman, "and I intend to turn loose
the department on the movie vamps,
who appear to be creating so much
disturbance nowadays. Personally I
have never happened to meet a movie
vamp face to face. But I hear that
they infest the dark comers of the
theaters and spoil the picture for
members of the opposite sex. Male or
female, I intend dealing harshly with
them this practice must stop."
Herald Want Ads are read.
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WYOMING
HOMESTEADS
We are now actively en
gaged in locating home
seekers on desirable G10
acre grazing homesteads in
central Wyoming. The ear
lier you go the better the
choice. Our charges are
extremely reasonable, con
sidering the service render
ed. Inquire.
FARMS and RANCHES
We have several custom
ers for good Box Butte
farms and sandhill ranches.
Submit full description and
prices with terms on your
property.
ALLIANCE CITY PROP
ERTY Desirable renters
want vacant houses or
rooms. What have you?
We have a few customers
for snaps in city property.
Come to our office in the
Reddish Block Phone 20.
The Thomas Company
LLOYD C. THOMAS, Mgr.
Alliance, Neb.
War's Lesson
The American people have learned to
save. Billions of dollars were raised to equip
our Army and Navy, and it all came from the
pockets of the men, women and even the
children of this great country.
To help our boys to win, we' denied our
selves many petty luxuries and invested the
money in Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Stamps. Thus War taught us the value of
Thrift.
Get the Habit
0
if you were able to sacrifice extravagance to help bring
peace to the world, you should be willing to keep it up to win
success and independence for yourself in later years.
Put the interest on your Bonds into a Savings Account
at this strong, conservative bank and add part of your pay
to it each week.
Watch how fast it grows when helped by
5 Interest on Time Deposits.
First National Bank
Alliance, Nebraska
Nation Wide !
The telephone was at first only a community affair. Later
on, devices were perfected which made conversation possible to
nearby villages. But not until 1915 could conversations be
had from coast to coast.
In less than fifty years a nation-wide telephone organization
known as the Bell System, composed of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company and eighteen Associated Companies
such as this, has been built up.
The Companies of the Bell System, co-operating
with the Independent telephone companies,
have made nation-wide telephone service pos
Bible, by connecting over 12,000,000 American
telephones. This is more than two-thirds of all
the telephones in the world.
Northwestern B
ephone Company
How You Should Figure
Your Oil Costs
Automotive engineers and garage men
agree that improper lubrication causes 90
of all engine troubles. So when you figure
oil costs, add practically all repair and over
hauling costs to what you pay for oil.
Plenty of oil is important. So is replac
ing old oil with fresh oil. But no matter
how much oil you use or how often you re
new it, you can't prevent engine wear and
tear unless the oil maintains correct body.
Polarine provides a cushioning film that
protects against wear and keeps down friction-load.
In the cylinders Polarine forms
a gas-tight and fuel-tight seal that insures
full compression and maximum power.
Polarine is made in four grades light,
medium heavy, heavy and extra heavy but
only one quality. Get the proper grade for
your car next time by referring to Polarine
chart at our Service Stations or dealers and
you will start cutting down motoring costs.
Look for the Red Crown Sign
Write or ask for a Red Crown Road Map
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
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