Tim ALLIANCE HERALD. FRIDAY, Jl'NK 30. 1022.
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NOTK K.
Regular teacher examinations will
be held at the court hou-e, June 30
and July 1.
OPAL RUSSELL,
6S-G2. County Supt.
It will be to j our advantage to
see me when you need a tarn
loan. E. C. Uarker, First Na
tional Dank Lid". 42t
LAKESIDE.
A number from here drove to Ell.
xvoith Sunday to j-ee the ba.-eball
tranie. The Lakeside boys were defeat
ed by the j-coie of h to 0.
v ill Brown went to work with the
extra Ka"K here Monday rnornitijr,
which i.-. in chaige of Nel.-on Drake
of Mullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Toline and child
ren stopped here Monday on their way
to Alliance on business.
Bill Boan and son, Ed, and Howard
Jones drove to Alliance on a business
visit Monday morning.
Miss Helen Hudson went to Alliance
on 43 Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Wilbur Goodrich anil sons, Don
ald and Paul, went to Alliance Monday
morning-.
Tom Shrewsbury of near Ellsworth
was a Lakeside visitor Monday.
Jim Wilson returned from the De
France ranch the first of the week.
Paul Gillispie came in from the
ranch north of town Monday, to join
his family here, and Wednesday even
ing they went out to the Fullerton
lanch.
Lester and Walter Herman drove in
from their home south of town Monday
to bring a number of their boy friends
to the station who were returning to
Alliance after a short visit at ihe
ranch.
Frank DeFrance was a business vis
itor here Monday evening.
Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Fogue went to
Alliance on 43 Monday, the former to
receive medical aid for his hip which,
has been causing him a great deal of
trouble the last few days.
Mrs. F. L. Blummer returned from
Edgemont, South Dakota, Tuesday.
The Messrs. McQuaid, Driller and
Dobson, tool dressers at the oil well,
resigned from their positions here re
cently and left for Casper, Wyoming
Tuesday on 43.
Mrs. J. L. Hooper and daughter
Naomi were shopping here Tuesday
Margaret Cody and brothers Barney
and Johnnie were in town from the
ranch Tuesday.
This part ot the hills was visited by
a soaking rain accompanied by enough
hail to make the ground white, about
( o'clock Monday evening. Then a
'iHm am nouario.iq uaj urea auaS
and another heavy shower about C:30
'luesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Wilson of An
tioch visited relatives here Tuesday
afternoon. .1!
Geoige Hyland worked in Howard
Pogue's place on the section Tuesday.
Miss Hattie A.-h drove in from the
ranch Tuesday to meet Miss Garnett
Lunsford, who arrived on 13 from Uni-er-ity
I'lace.
Oporater Tom Gorman went to Ells
woun Friday on 41.
Warren Mclntyre, Lee Meeker, Fred
Speer and E. A. Olson returned irom
working in the hay fields near Alliance
Tuesdav evening.
Mrs. J. L. Roe drove to Alliance
Wednesday morning.
Walter Tyler was in town Wednes
day morning from the ranch.
Viva Osbom returned home Wed
nesday from a visit with her friend,
Marvin Tyler, in the country.
The Messrs. Stucky and Lee Wells
were in town from the Cox-Jones
ranch Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper were in
town shopping the first of the week.
Dr. Moore was called down from
Antioch Wednesday to see one of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Laguay's children, who,
is sick.
A. W. Tyler was in town on business
Wednesday.
, MUTUAL
A fatherly old major, coming back
to his quarters unexpectedly with the
intention of taking a nip of his pri
vate stock found his hitherto trusted
orderly doing that very little thing.
"Why, Jones!'' exclaimed the officer
ttemlv. "I am astonished!"
"So'am I, sir," confessed the orderly
as he mapped to attention. "I thought
the major was out on the drill field."
American Legion Weekly.
political tamxmaz
( ounfy Superiiitrmfepf.
I hen by announce mvclf a.; a can
''h.to tor the n..m;(i..t;(. f, a.untv
.viponi Kndent of V,o Butte county,
Jit the primary election to be hold
July IS, l!C2. 1 am well acquainted
wr.h tno mods of the nival .-chools.
lour .-'.ippoit will !n appreciated.
MYRTLE REEVES.
( "mmi'sinncr, Second Di-trict.
I hereby announce my enndidacy for
the democratic nomination for County
Commissioiii r frnm t!ir ., m, I .I'-, ;..
of Box Butte county, Nebraska, sub
ject to tiie will of the democratic vot
ers of the county at the primaries, to
be hold July IN. Your support will
oe greauy apprcci- ted.
PHILIP KNAPP.
Commissioner. Third District.
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for county commission
er for the Third distiict of Box Butte
county, Nebraska, subject to the will
of the democratic voters at the pri
mary election to be held July is. Your
support will be pretlv jippreoiated.
E. A. BENNETT.
County .Sheriff.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the democratic nomination for slicriiT
of Box Butte county, Nobra.-ka, sub
ject to the will of the democratic
voters at the primaries July Is. Your
support will be appicciaU'd.
S. H. FINK.
Commissioner, Third District.
I hereby announce my candidacy fot
.he oll'ice of county commissioner in
ihe Third district of Box Butte county,
N'ebra.-ka, subject to the approval of
the democratic voters at the priinaiies,
July 16, VjZZ.
1 am a good roads enthusiast, and 1
know conditions in the county thor
oughly. I believe in being guided by
he will of the majority in all matters
Df road location. I pledge my best ef
forts for a bu-iness-like administration
if county affair, and have but one
ither plank in my platform equality
nid justice for all.
J. R. LAWRENCE.
County Treasurer.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for county treasurer,
subject to the will of the republican
voters at the'primai ies, July 18. 1 am
at present deputy county treasurer, fa
miliar with the work, and if elected
will devote every clTort toward tiliini
'.he office in a competent and efficient
way. Y'our support is respectfully so
licited. MRS. NELLIE WILSON.
County Superintendent.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for County. Super
intendent of Schools of Box Butte
county, Nebraska, subject to the will
of the voter3 at the primaries, July
18. OPAL RUSSELL.
County Sheriff.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the democratic nomination for sheriff
of Box Butte county, Nebraska, sub
ject to the will of the democratic vot
ers at the .primaries, July 18. Y'our
support is cordially solicited.
CAL COX.
County Treasurer.
I announce myself as republican
candidate for nomination of County
Treasurer of Box Butte county.
Four years ago I served as Deputy
Treasurer, until the law was passed,
"that relatives could not work for re
latives," which forced me out. .
1 think I am entitled to the treasur
ers office, and if elected, I will do the
very best possible to fill it intelligently
and save money for the tax payers.
I will be very grateful to all voters
who will support me at the primaries
July 13, 1922.
55tf MRS. CORA M. LEWIS
Commissioner, Third District.
Subject to the will of the democratic
voters of Box Butte county, I am a
candidate for the nomination for coun
ty commissioner from the Second dis
trict of Box Butte county. I have
been working with machinery for
twenty-eight years and have been ac
tively engaged in road and bridge
work for the past eighteen years. If
you believe, as I do, that at least one
member of the county board should
be a man of practical experience,
your support will be appreciated.
JOHN PAULING.
County Sheriff.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for sherilf of Box
Butte county, subject o the will of
the democratic voters at the primaries
July is. If nominated and elected, 1
will use my best elforts to fill the
office efficiently and will administer
the o:Vice impartially. Y'our support
will be appreciated.
LLOYD GWINN.
EVIDENTLY HE DID
Sam had passed through a harrow
in' " peripnee. He had en ro less
a thing than a ghost. While his aud
ience listedened with bulging eyes, he
related the details of his awful ex
perience. "Ah'd jes' come outer de cow pen
wbh Ah d been milkin' de cows," he
said, "an' Ah had a bucket o' milk
I., man hand. Den Ah hears a noise
by de side o' de road an' de ha'nt
rushes out. Looks like it's a man wid
his haid chopped plum' off, an' "
','Lawd!" interrupted one. of hi? audi
tors, " 'at suttinly must of been ter
rible. Didn' yo' shake wid fright,
Sam?"
"Ah don' know what Ah shook wid.
Ah kain't say fo' Euttin Ah shook at
all. But when Ah got home Ah foun'
all de milk gone, an' two poun's of
butter let' in de bucket."
FOR ONCE HE WAS WRONG
"This hotel," declared the clerk
proudly "is run on the theory that ihe
guest is always right."
"Fine," declared the man who had
been there a week. "1 don't owe you
a cent!-'
'Commission Men
Do Not Realize
the War Is Over
At different times in its moot in c
tiie North Platte Valley Stork Grow
ers association ha "resohod nnd re-o-lutod''
with reference to v, lint the
members averred won- i',o highway
methods in ti e by the live took com
mission mc:i at din'oront market points
in the matter of chattos for tlu-ii ,-ei-vico.
Wails have gone into Washing
ton at vaiiouj time-, and every n w
and then some seoeti'iy or other telN
the comim'-sion men they mu-t bo good
or ho wiil slap them on the wrist, . ays
the Scotlsbhitf Stai-Hoia'd.
Some time aco Secretary Wnlbire,
under who:-e depaitment the packing
inmi.-trie-' were put by the "pucker's
bill," told the commiss-'on men thr.t
they would have to "cut out" their
oveicharj.ri;i'.r of the live-tock shipper.
It is rumored thrt the commission men
rvrreed to the secret. try's request and
then went right on charting ti e wiine
old high rate. It is very likely that
their long association with the pack
ing inteiests had begotten in their
minds the idea that a millionaire pack
er of pork was b'gger than Uncle
Sam. Truth to tell they can't hi blam
ed very much if they did.
But it now appeals that Secretary
Wallace, probably knowing the men
with whom he wa; dealing, did not
take thorn at their word, but put in
vent iirators to work who have been
making a cloe study of the practices
in votMie at Chicauo, Onirdia, Houston,
St. Paul, Portland and other market
points.
The ou'eorio ha boon a report in
which it is stated that the eommi-sion
men apparently have very poor ideas
of what is going on not as yet being
aware that the war is over. At any
rate they aie still rstortinir war
time prices from the live stock ship
pers. Federal agents have learned
enough to convince them that mal
practices r.re pievaknt in many stock
exchange centers.
The overcharges by commission
merchants work both ways, according
to the federal agents. They deprive
the farmers of adequate profit to en
courage stock raising. Second, they
boost the price of meats all along the
line of distribution to the con.-umer.
MNT.IIAM.
E. RiT.mmcr and family spent the
week end cut at the vai.ch with Mis.
Brammer's brothers, Nelson and Nor
ris McCaity.
Several of the b rys from here made
up a crowd and camped at Haney lake
1-riday night. They reported a good
catch 'of lish.
J. H. Sellers was a Hyannis caller
Monday moining, going down in the
car and returning on 4J.
Next Saturday is community meet
ing day. Come out and lend your as
sistance as well as enjoy a pleasant
evening.
Miss Ethel Anderson is assisting
with the work at the Ellsworth hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sampson are
visiting old neighbors and friends
preparatory to leaving the hills. They
are undecided as to their final location,
but are talking strong of Canada.
Miss Hazel Strand, of St. Louis, Mo.
is visiting her friends, the S. C. Town
son and A. J. Potter families. Miss
Strand will be remembered here as she
spent the summer here two years ago.
Ruth Melvin has gone to Villisca
Iowa to fpend the summer with an
aunt.
l he R. E. Kinkaid family spent last
week in the summer carnp on their
lanch.
Mrs. L. E. Ballinger is still confined
to her bed with sickness. Dr Moore
of Antioch was called last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Euell Edmondson spent
last week in the Black Hills. They re
ported the weather very hot while they
were there.
Miss Opal Thompson, of Haig, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Almira
Town'on.
Miss Delia Potten and daughter
Gladys, of Broken Bow, visited friends
and looked after business on the ranch
last week.
Mr. K. R. Kinkaid bought the old
school building to J. T. Burton and will
move it on the lots west of the hotel.
Mr. Ray Westover of Lakeside vis
ited his daughter, Mrs J. M. Ballinger,
ja,-t K-;iay.
Dr. Kreamer has moved back on his
rantn soai.it oi town. He was plea.ed
with the improvements here, especi
ally the work on the streets. He ex
pects to make this his trading center
again.
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Republican Candidate for
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Krpiililiran I'liiiinry, July 18.
Office Il'iurs 8::!0 a. m. to 12 Noon
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Office Over Harper') Store.
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ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
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ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
A. CLARENCE SCHOCH, M. D.
Surgery and Consultation
Rumer Building Alliance
Phone 6C4 Alliasst
Harry P. Coursey .
AUCTIONEER
Lire Stock and General Farm Sales
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Office Phone, 15; Res. 884 and Blk. 731
F. A. BALD
Attorney-at-Law 1
Office in Reddish Block "
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ROOM 1, RUMER BLOCK
PHONE 9
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Drake & Drake
Doctors of Optometry
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