THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922.
SEVEN
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
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oie tbat you roach aavaral hun
arad mora reader. Uujr circuit-
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Seed com. E. G. HER-'
MAN, Hemingford, Xebr. 60-51
FOR SALE Good Earlv Ohio Seed
Potatoes. Phone 813F13. 4!-f0
COLUMBIA HATCHERY.
P. 0. Box 1102. Denver, Colo.
We can supply y0u with any qunn
tity of Baby Chicks. Capacity 10,00f
weekly. 17 varieties. Live tleliverj
guaranteed. Parcel Post prepaid
Write for prices and full particulars.
19-tf
FOR SALE Good used cars. A. H.
JONES Co., 3rd and Cheyenne, tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
house . Call Mrs. Oscar O Bannon,
401 Emerson. 50-tf
FOR RENT Suite of modern liht
housekeeping rooms. Telephone (l.jfi
or call at 111 Cheyenne avenue. oUtf j
FOR RENT A email house. Phone !
100 or 472. 49-50!
FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms,
for light housekeeping. Telephone
922, 32tf
WANTED
WANTED Lady to assist in dry
goods store; one capable of handling
ladies' ready-to-wear goods and mil
linery. Inquire of No. 200, care of The
Herald. 49-50
WANTED Gardens to plow. Rates
reasonable. Call F. W. EDER,
phone 687W. 41tf-Ddiu
MISCELLANEOUS
DOES YOUR FARM PAY YOU 10
PER CENT. Chicago income prop
erty will. Let us make an exchange
which will insure vour financial future.
K. R. BEAK & CO., No 111. Dearborn,
Chicago. LOp
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, repaired and
overhauled. Phone 35G-J 4G-tf
LOST
LOST Biown leather purse; between
Fourth Street Market and West
Third. Reward. Return to Herald
office. 60-p
FOUND Bull dog pup, six months
old; owner can have same by iden
tifying, and paying for this notice.
Phone 882 W. 50-51
If you have wool to sell, see L.
E. Bliss. - 40-tl
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Commissioner, Third District.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of county commissioner in
the Third district of Box Butte county,
Nebraska, subject to the approval of
the democratic voters at the primaries,
July 18, IW22.
I am a good roads enthusiast, and 1
know conditions in the county thor
oughly. I believe in being guided by
the will of the majority in all matters
of road location. I pledge my best ef
forts for a business-like administration
of county affairs, and have but one
other plank in my platform equality
and justice for all.
J. R. LAWRENCE.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Nebraska
Stock Growers' association will be held
in Hyannis, Nebraska, on the 15th and
16 of June. All members are urged
to be present as matters of great in
terest to Ftock raisers will be brought
before this convention and a general
invitation is extended to all interested
in the stock raising business.
NEBRASKA STOCK
47-51 GROWERS' ASSN.
FOWLING
Mr. Hubbard of Montana, spent Fri
day night at the Elsea home. He is
taking a bunch of horses to Colorado.
The program and box supper at the
Moravek school house was a great suc
cess. The proceeds went to the farm
ers' union.
Joe Kennedy, after a long search,
found his lost calf in Elsea's pasture.
Mr. Nichols was a caller at the
Peterson home Friday afternoon.
Osmore Howe was a caller at the
Brus home Sunday afternoon.
James Eaton and Abe Hall motored
to Alliance Thursday afternoon to tee
a doctor about Abe's hand.
Joe Winton started plowing again
Friday afternoon at the Joe Caha
place.
Miss Alice Roberts returned to her
home in Mitchell, S. D., after finish
ing a very successful term of school
in the Henderson district.
Word received from Miss Zoette
Nichols states that rhe is in Hay
J-'prinsrs and has a job that t-he likes.
Alberta and Homer Hall spent the
week-end with their grandmother, Mrs.
E!.-ea.
There are thirty-four reasons why
the bonus bill is kept alive in the ?en-
. i thowe all re-election. Wall
Street Journal.
EUGENE BURTON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office: First National Bank Building
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
ELLSWORTH.
Mrs. Ralph Shrewsbury, who was
t;;kcn to Alliance last week lor an
operation lit the St. Joseph hospital, is
now nicely on the road to recovery.
Dr. A. Mooie of Antioch advised the
oerakio,i, the cu.-e be.ng acuie np
pemiic.tis. Night train No. 41 was
stojipe.l in oi.itr to git the patient
into Alliance as soon ns possible, the
iniant u.ufchter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
ftniewsuuty was leu in the caie of
Ralphs parents, Mrs. T. B. Shrews
tuiy we. t ot Ellsworth.
A car load ot furniture, household
goods, eic, belonging to E. J. Schon
ard, recently of Chicago, arrived here
iuestlay aiternoon. the Schonard's
hae lea. ed the Charles Baird place
fouitecn mdes north ot Ellsworth and
wnl tatte possession there immediately.
'Ihe plate was lorinerly leased by
Charles Gilbaugh oi Bingham. Mi".
Schonard is being assisted by his
brother, John, in moving their goods
out to the ranch.
Mrs. Anna Bennett and sister, Miss
Myrtle Arms, were Alliance visitors
tne liiiiuiie Oi the wcck.
W. Z. tjiiier.on, rancher, south of
Ellsworth, was a business visitor here
cuiie.-uay moin.ng incidentally in
forming us that he was planning to
lease u piate near l.eweilen, XSeo., aid
received word irom that place .hat lie
w.-. e..otied mere soon as possible.
Mr. Emerson planned to make the nip
to Leweiien inuisday morning.
t.oau Overseer 1. li. S.irew.bury, A.
Mooi e and W. Z. Emerson has been
working on the loads ot this district
all wee it. 'the Laucside road noith ot'
the track ha been slightly changed
where the road runs through the corral
at the W. F. See iohin lunch midway j
between ElUwoiih and Laiteside. For
merly the road passed thiough the cor
rais ami a small wcl noise pasture
causing much inconvenience to both
tour.sts and the rancher on account oi
the four gates and by cuitu.g out roi-d.i
thiough the pasture. The road has
now been changed to a po.nt just noiii
ot this old loud a guie having been
made on the west lence oi tl.e plate
winch makes an outlet lorinerly made
uy opening the other lour gates. 'I he
road woi'Kers have hajtct ti.e l.ew road
there and same shou.d toon be in as
good shape as the oid one.
T. V. Goinian of LaKeside has lccn
assisting at the r-llswortn Supply
company stole during tne absence of
iibur 'Merritt who was called to
Liiauioit uy tne death oi his b. Other,
t ied, in an auto accident two weeKs
ao. Noth.ng has been heard irom
iiir. Merritt, out he j.s expected to le
turn in the near lulure. Another
uiotncr, Harry, i.ecoi.ipuiucd him to
Chadron.
fa. Stewart, second trick operator,
at tne Station here, was caned to
Broiten Bow to a.si?t vvitn some reliel
work there. Mr. Coiman, extra op
erator ot Lakeside, will work in p. ate
ot iir. Mewatt here who expects to be
gone only a iew days.
Edward Kennedy went to Pawlet
Wednesday near where he Will pioj
abiy be employed lor some time.
bchool cioscs Friday afternoon and
no douut the Kiddies, are as usual,
"just tickled to death." A short pio
graiii has been arranged lor by the
teacher, Miss Sarah Craig, which will
be given Friday altemoon at the
school house.
A iareweil party was given at the
home oi Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kennedy
luesday eeniug 101 Miss Sarah Craig,
ine entertainment lor the evening was
progressive high-five which was im
meuseiy enjojed by all. Mrs. C. L.
Murphy anu ins. a. iuoore vie ni-j.
ccoics among tne lad.es but in the high
cam cut iouowing Mrs. Moore was
victorious and was awarded tne prize.
l. i-. uw was the hign --coie among
the men while 1". V. Gorman and Ml,
r. 1J. Law w ere awarded ton. oiuuon
prizes, ihose present were Mr. and
...r.,. P. c.. Law, Mi. and Mrs. J. L.
Noung, Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore, Mr.
and .uis. C. L. Murphy and children,
Messrs. S. E. Stewart, 1'. v. Gorman,
Don Shicwsbury, Eilwi.rd .and Gene
ive..iiav, Mist.es tuaigaret Kenned,
Surah Lraiir. At a lute hour deliCi'.U-
retie hmenis oi pie.-.-ed chicken sand
wiches, cake and couee were .seivcu
alter which the guests departed but
not before wishing Auss Craig the 1 est
of Iuck as a iareweil and hoping that
she would be awarded the school the
next term in order that another such
alfair might be held next year. It is
understood that Miss Craig will .apply
lor the school next t-eason. Her work
has been very satisfactory and every
effort will be made to obtain her serv
ices for the coming school year. Miss
Craig will leave for her home in Om-
qViq Xf.tiirdav.
Many from here plan to attend the
Bingham-fcllswortn ban game at ning
ham Sunday. The following Sunday
o ther hitman or Antioch will play
here on the nome giounds. The game
at Bingham Sunday will be started
oromptiy at i p. m.
Mrs. Jesse Schafenberg of the Ells
worth hotel was called to Bingham
Saturday on account of the illness of
her i-on who is on a ranch south of
Bingham. Mrs Schafenberg returned
to Ellsworth Sunday on the noon
rnin.
I The McCartv orchestra, assisted by
J. T. Thoinoson with the trap drums,
' rendered good music for the dance
I Saturday night. Owing to a dance
being held at Ashby the same evening
th Hint-ham dancers were not present
i at our dance and the usual crowd
1 fmm I akeside was missine thus not a
very crowded floor resulted, although
. all di esent reported a very enjoyable
evening. A car load of dancers were
also up from Antioch, thy advising
of an Ant:och dance to be held
Thursday evening. The date lor the
next Ellsworth dunce lias not yet ueen
Dennis Landrigen, rancher east of
Ell.-worth. snent several days in Alli
ance on bu-iness hut week retaining
I Sunday, incidentally taking in the ball
L'&me.
i A. W. S'.uckey, foreman of the Paw
le larrh, :'! others, were in for the
Binjrham-Ell. wort h baM game Sunday
al t?! noon.
I John and Ernest Schonard motored
to Lakeside and on to the Cody ranch
north of Lakeside Saturday afternoon
! attending to business interests there
C. C. Jameson, president of the Rich
ards and Comstock Cattle company
nent several days last wk at Spade
readquaiters for the ranch, returning
here Sunday afternoon in company
with Mike Peterson, foreman at the
ranch. Mr. Peterson remained in Sun
day afternoon for the ball game.
Lewis ljirsen, now working at the
Pawlet ranch south of Ellsworth vis
ited in this vicinity Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kennedy, S. E.
Stewart, Don Shrewsbury, Miss Mar
garet Kennedy and Miss Sarah Craig
were entertained at cards at the P. E.
Law home Sunday evening.
Miss Stufia Dukat, who for some
time has lieen employed at the Wight
man home, returned to her home ne.ir
Spi.de, last week. Miss Dukat plans
to attend the Chadron normal and
teachers institute this summer.
Edward and Gene Kennedy attended
the dance at Ashby last Saturday eve
ning. Miss Evelyn Ballard of the Ells
worth hotel attended the Ashby dance
Saturday returning Sunday afternoon.
The first baseball game of the season
was played here Sunday afternoon
against the Bingham aggiei:at:on, the
home team coming out victorious in a
hit and run contest to the tune of tt
to 15, Ellsworth beinp :t the hat
when the game ended in tl.e n'nth with
no men out. A strong northeast wind,
in favor of the batter, together with
a generally cold and disagreeable day
accounted in a way for .the hieh
scores. It was impossible to safely
field a batted ball olf the ground,
finis errors were numerous James
Burton on the mou d lor the visitors
pitched excellent ball, striking out cn
men. but was given miserable supjKirt
by his team mates and . was also
handicapped by the loss of his regu
lar catcher, as well as being forced to
tibstitute for his rctrulnr players in
other pndt'ons. Bingham batting first
run in three scores but this was over
come by Ellsworth's turn, to bat, they
running in four scores and at no time
was Ellsworth in danger until the last
ol the eighth when erors allowed the
visitors four runs, givmir them a one
run lead but this was easily overcome
by Clark's triple, House scoring him
and Wightman in the last of the ninth,
with no men out, which of course
p. (ml the content. Next Sunday game
will be played by the same teams on
the Bingham ground ami w tti unig
ham's regular line-up in sight prom
ises to be more of a contest. Batteries:
Bingham, Burton and Crandull; Ells
worth House and Secbohm. Umpires:
Landrigen and Law. Time of game.
num.-. r.lisworth h-is a good line
line-up this season and a much better
brand of ball is promt; cd lor the lu
ture. Six games have been booked,
with other. pendintr. arranging for a
home game every other Sunday. Either
hitman or Ash'iy will be here lor the
next home game Sunday, May 28 . For
rmw reason Bingham was late on the
scene Sunday, the game not beine
turfed unt.l 3:30. but all games in the
future wiM be started at 2 p. m.
LAKESIDE
A W Tv-r li:itilrd freight from
the station here to his ranch Satur
day.
Miss Margaret Cody was a passen
ger on 44 Saturday to Ellsworth to
attend the big dance there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson nnd
daughter from north of town and Mr
and Mrs. Jesse Wilson oi Ant ocn
visited relatives and friends here Sat
urday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry btoop drove ir
Sunday and visited at the Hyland
liome here.
M. H. Whaley, Lee Meeker, Hed
Speer and Walter House drove to Ells--worth
Saturday evening to attend the
dance.
Donald Wilson of Antmch spent 'h"
week-end with relatives here.
Roy Burgner was ?n town Sunday
nftpfnnnn. He used to he iit'the par
age business here four years ago. He
is now living on the Manx rainei
ranch four miles we-t of town.
Vonl ..nil .lark Ballengor of near
Bingham visited friends here for flu
veek-end.
J. L. Roe drove out to the an
lstine ranch Sunday afternoon.
PICTURE OF A WAITER
QuifC SO ,i,ACClOtNt
WtUU MlN,m OUT
' ?AROOM tAt .WAITER .
Walter and Glen House, Abe Under
bill and John McGinnis attended the
ball game at Ellsworth Sunday. Ells
wortu won by a .-core of H to i5.
Mis. luTttiit Delloid and son, Ered
Sprer, drne in lion their home ii
Ll.e country Monday to spend the da
with Mi. Glenn House.
Ray Feline moved to the Kiekei
,jlace Sunday. Mis. Foline and tin
hree children went to Claie Wilson'!
Saturday evening for a visit with hei
sister. Mr-. Wilson.
E. F. O.-born and family drove ou'
to the Charles Carey home Sunday.
Three car loads of cattle were un
loaded here at the stock yards for ihr
VanAlstiue ranch. Dick McCnnnughe;
and two other men drove them out
Monday forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cameron were
.shopping here Tuesday.
Airs. C. M. Carey wns in town nfte:
ranch supplies and visiting friend
Tuesday morning.
'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mttnick of thr
Jennings' neighborhood drove in Tues
day to meet the former's father, who
arrived that day on 41.
William Bonn drove to Alliance on
Tuesday. He took along as passcnges,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones nnd Mrs.
Wiiber Goodrich.
Lon Trester was in town Wcdnesdn;.
morning.
A niie bunch of young evergieer
nnd pine trees were unloaded here
Tun-day Morning for the Star ranch
The ladies' aid society served r
clrcken dinner at the church here
Wednesday.
ANGORA
John Burry was at ScottsblufT Mon
day. Kenneth Stoner returned to Scotts
blull' Saturday to finish his school
tluties lor the year.
W. N. Thompson and Dave Atwell
were attending to business in Scotts
blulf Saturday.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. To. veil and
children were entertained at the Mc
Croskey home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ely were Bridge
port visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Gusta.yon and children of
Bridgeport spent Saturday and Sunday
at the L. D. Carnine home.
Miss Lillian Stoner came from her
home at Osceola to spend the sum
mer here looking after her farm.
Del Thompson returned to his home
at Cairo after spending a few day
on his ranch east of town. Mr. Thomp
son has had several cars of cattle
shipped from Denver to pa.ture or
his place this summer.
Bruce May bell returned to his home
in Cottonwood Falls Sunday niter t
short visit here with friends and rela
tives. The Community club will meet witl:
Mis. Carl Nichols on May 21. Mem
bers are to bring salad and cake ami
Jie makings lor ice cream.
The Parents and Teachers associa
tion closed Friday n.ght with an ic
cream feed. A very pleasanl socia
evening was spent but it was almost
too cold for the ice cream to lie en
joyed. the Angora school closes Frida
with a big picnic at Hutchinson:
grove. The closing exercises were heK.
at Dove's hall Wednesday night. The
program was good and a large crowr
attended. Superintendent Kelly cairn
up from Bridgeport and presented the
graduating class of the eighth grader
with their diplomas. Those in the
rlass irom Angora were the Misse:
Helen McCroskey and Lucy and Jamc:
Henderson and Earl Hull. The Misse;
Hazel Brown and Thelma Miles wen
in from the districts ea t of town.
LOCAL COLOR
Poet I am cut here to get loca'
color for a pastoral poem.
Farmer I reckon you're gttin' it
mister. I painted that settee only this
mornin". Boston Transcript.
We'll like to get Sr Arthur Con.i'
Doyle's opinion, as a sprtu'd'.t, or
our land of departed spirits. Colum
bia Record.
WHO KNOWS HIS RUSINESS
0
HAm
OWN
ANTIOCH
Mrs. F. H. Smith spent Saturday
and Sunday with her son, Fenner and
family of Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron of Crawford
have rcturniM to Antioch. Their
daughter, Mr. Reed, will make her
home with them at present.
Mrs. trunk Shawley returned to her
home at Crawlord Sunday afternoon.
She took with her little Helen Kennedy
for a few weeks' vacation.
Miss Lydin Krickbaum returned to
he home nt Seneca after a short visit
with her brother and sisters here.
Messrs. Hotflund, F. 11. Smith, Holt
Hock and Brown are attending court
at Rushville this weok.
Mrs. Laura Brown visited Ire first,
fifth and sixth grades Tuesday.
Mr. Peterson moved some cattle to
the summer range north of Antioch,
Earl Furgeson returned from More-
croft, Wyo. He is very enthusiastic
over that country.
In order to accommodate the teach
ers in tnis end oi tne county, nils.
Summers has arranged for the May
examinations to be given at Antioch.
Mr. VanAlstine unloaded thirty cars
of cattle heie this morning, which he
is putting on the old Jay ranch. I ties-
duv he unloaded over a thousand head
wli.ch he placed on the old Beck ranch.
1 he Commencement exercises or the
Antioch high school will be held Thurs
day evening. May 25, at the opera
housee. Those graduating are: Rachel
Mav Krickuauni. Vasti -Ellen Kicrk-
baum, Mildred Edythe Snwards, Cor
rine Elizabeth Moore, Omer Charles
Chileote. Dr. Minor Morris of Al
liance will give the address.
HKMLMJFORD
Tlr C. W Tt i-f,(ik t!ii rvecntive
secretary of the west Nebraska Metho
dist hospital was in llemingford on
last Sunday and addresser the congre
gation tit the Methodist church. Theit?
was a good crowd and the Kev. .Mr.
Brooks gave a splendid, interesting
address.
Rev. A. J. May who was in the val-
drive for the hospital funds returned
home on f inlay morning oi last wecit.
Mrs. S. A. Grimes visited her daugh
ter in Vvyom.ng last week and the
weeK uetorc. Mie returned nome on
Tuesday.
Mi. ,..wl M A trxw llaile nnd n nart
of the tamily returned to llemingford
last week where they will maKc men
nome and Mr. Haile will farm his place
-outh of town. The girls, Mildred and
Helen, will remain in university riact
antii school i.-, out when they will join
.iien lai.uiy.
'I'ho t'im.iiiv urliiinl rill".- tauirht bv
Mrs. Nellie Kiilwell will give a social
n lUn lii.Lmnonf of t hf Mpthodjst
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church on Friday t.ight of this week.
They will serve home made ice cream
..n.l nulrn fill- 1 fC linil the Tll'OCt-cds Will
go toward paying the S. S. pledge on
the centenary, everyone is cuhiiuiij
invited. ... .
'I lio k-.cvilnni-pnt p RPrmnn W ill be
ilrdl.-nrnil t,u HpU A. .1. MjlV at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening
at eight o'clock.
The seventh and eigntn grade pupiu
are planning a picnic at Pine Ridge
on Wednesday of this week.
HI- 1.' II k'lnnilrn mul mm. Alfred
. - ' '
are in Hcmingiord doing some decorat
ing for Mr. C. Kay mis ween, me;
are from Bayard.
The ladies aid rocicty of the M. E.
phurch meets this week on Wednesda
.. ih. V,nmo tf Mrii Ham' Wildv.
Ul tile liwmv v - -- -
Mr. Walter Jones, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Jones, who is empioyei
by the Hurlington at Ainance, w.
visiting home folks on Saturday o
last week.
Miss Ida Clark, supervisor of pen
mi'.nship in the Alliance public schools,
wa" a visitor in the home of Pro re; ssoi
ad Mr.;. Robert Embiec the latter
..art of the week. Her home is near
Jrock, Neb.
A tntion that can not convict its
murderers makes a fine show legislat
ing the le v.-th of a bathing skirt.
Columbia Record.
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COMING TO t
ALLIANCE
UNITED DOCTORS'
SPECIALIST
Will He At The
DRAKE HOTEL
Saturday, May 27, 1922
ONE DAY ONLY
Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Remarkable Success of These
Talented Physicians in the
Treatment of Chronic
Diseases.
LXAMINATION & CONSUL
TATION FRKK
The diagnostician of the TTnifoil
Doctors, licensed by the state of Ne
braska, for the treatment of chronic
diseases of men, women and children,
oners to an w ha call on this visit, con
sultation, examination and advice free.
They have a system and method of
tientments that are sure and certain
.n their results.
These doctors are experts in the
treatment of chronic diseases- of tho
blood, liver, stomach, intestines, heart,
kidneys or bladder, rheumatism,
sciatica, leg ulcers, weak lunirs. and
those afflicteil with long standing, deep
eaten, chronic diseases, that have baf
fled the skill of other physicians,
hould not fail to call.
According to tjheir system no more
ojieration for appendicitis, gall stones,
goiter, piles, etc., as all cases accepted
will be treated without operation or
hypodermic injection. If you have
kidney or bladder troubles, bring a 4
ounce bottle of your urine for chemi
cal analysis and microscopic examina
tion. Worn-out, run-down men and wo
men, no matter what your ailment may
be, no matter what you have been told,
or the experience you have had with
other physicians, settle it forever in
your mind. If your case is incurable
they will tell you so. Consult them
upon this visit. It costs you noth
ing. Remember, this free offer is for this
visit only.
Married ladies must come with their
husbands and minors with their par
ents. Advertisement. LO-p
It will be to your advantage to
see me when you need a farm
loan. E. C. Uaiker, First Na
tional Bank Dld. 42tf
A. CLARENCE SCHOCH, M. D.
Surgery and Consultation
Rumer Ruilding Alliance
rhone 664 AIlltMt
Harry P. Coursey (
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