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floods. Wo Innc n complete
line of I'Hney Tos, Toilet .Sets,
dames, Opnlwnrc, .Meitnllnns,
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Ifjgo Llckto was in town Monday.
Dan. Watson Va& in town Tuosday .
J, vW., Broshar went to Alliance Sun
day., ' ' k
Wt L. Jewell went to Alliance Wcd
nesday.
Ben Cuitis daulc up fioin Bingham
Monday.
Chatlcs Posvar was in fioin Lawn
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Shimek was in town
Tuesday.
T. "J. O'Kecfo was in Hemingford
Tuesday.
K, B, Lutnine spent Mondny and
Tuesday in town.
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Nice Beef by the quarter, 4 cents
and yh H. L. Bnslincll.
Tijo little son of S. D. Lack has
been tmito ill this week. , t
J, l". Pieman of Kansas City isvis
ilingW. W. Patrick at present.
Grpvo I'oskct spent Thanksgiving in
Hemingford, taking in the dance,
Kav. Emhrce made his regular bi
monthly trip to Reno last Sunday,'
Several cases, more or less severe,
of sctjilitlna, hava broken out hare.
Mrs. Hunter and Miss Laffctty were
the guests of Mrs. A, M. Miller Sun
day .
Attention is called to Funk's pharm
acy and H. L. BuHhncll's ads. in this
issue.
Dr, Koous, dentist, will be in Hem
ingford Friday and Saturday, Dec. it
and t2.
A pleasant time is reported by those
who attended tho Dunlap dance Friday
evening.
Mrs. Leslie Price and daughter
Ethel returned from a visit to Alliance
Tuesday.
Mrs, Curtis and son Ben were out in
the Canton neighborhood the first of
the week.
The Thanksgiving dance was well
attended and, as usual, everyone hall a
good time.
New. shoes, new dry goods, fresh
groceries, finest meats, all at the Hush
nell store. ,
W. K. Horncall came up from Hecla
to spend a few days looking after his
business here.
B. L. Fonnor and wife and T. L.
Hopkins and wife spenj Thanksgiving'
in Hemingford.
Dr. Koons, the Allinnce dentist, will
bo in Hotuingford Ftidav and Saturday,
Dec. ti and 12.
Olo Hodjocook wont to California
Tuosday, taking advantage of the cheap
rate now in foicc.
Tlio calbbratod Molinu wagons,
spring wagons and buggi&s for bale at
clone prices, at Anton U brig's.
Katie Bame and Mary Kreqi wore up
from Alliance Thursday to spend
Thanksgiving w ith frieuds here.
A neat and appropriate program was
rendered Thursday evening by the M.
E. people at the Horncall building.
H. H. Funk und wife and Mr. and
Mrs. ' Davison entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Snyder of Alliance Thanksgiving.
Meeting at the Industrial School
church at Hemingford beginning Dec.
is, ending Dec. 20, Everybody in
vited. The Norwegian Lutherans had a
Thanksgiving dinner heje at the resi
dence of their pastor. Rev. Gudmuud-sen.
i Helm blitmek Ha gone tu itscu,
Kewacocc count), Wisconsin, to spend
n few weoks viHitiug old friends and
relatives.
Beatrice Crwuncry Co i" Paying 20
conts n pound for Jiaml-ftopanited
crenm and 18 cents for B(fttiungopar
nted croain.
B. F. Oilman oauin ip Sundav to
take his children hotnd. They have,
boon staying with 'Mrs. C, Davison and
Mrs. Sherwood. '
B, E. Johnson lias purchased n car
load of buggios, spring and lumbor
wagons and wilt store them in tlc
Horncall building.
Joe Horncall has Bcvcred his connec
tion with C. J. Wildy and has gone to
work for tho B, & M., being employed
with tho water service gang.
Geo. L. Taylor lqadcd four cars of
cows and heifers for R. B. Lammo and
two for C. B. Wilson, both of David
City, Tuesday. Ho also shipped one
car to Omaha.
Misses Susie Hopkins and Graro
Wheeler and Emil Rockey went to a
supper at tho Marplc church on Wed
nesday and were entertained by Mrs.
G. M. Banks on the day following.
We want to sell you everything you
want to buy, and to buy everything
you have to sell. Come and get our
prices both ways before transacting
any business in Hemingford, H. L.
13U8IINEI.U.
A jolly Swiss) watch repaiier and
jeweler has installed himself in the
postoffico for a few days. He is get
ting lots of work to do and made a
wide acquaintance with tho people at
one and the sumo time.
.There being in the neighborhood of
30 keys which have not been presented
rtnd as one of these keys will surely
unlock the cnbinct containing S20, I
am very nnxious to have them brought
in and trioJ and tho matter off my
hands. H. L. Busline!!.
BUGGIES I I have just received a
car load of buggies, spring wagons,
road wagons, lumber wagons, feed
grindcis, Sulky plows and harrows. By
shipping goods in car lots, I am in a
position to tjiake customers the lowest
possible prices. Call and see me. B.
E. Johnson.
Mrs. Rustin, Mary Horncall, Prin
cipal Funk, Grace Wheeler, Cora
Combs and Olive Patrick attended the
Northwestern Nebraska Teachers' as
sociation at Crawford Friday
and Saturday The lead
ing educatois ot Nebraska weie pies
cut and one of the best meetings pos
sible was held. Martin Trout, a
former Hemingford boy, won first rank
in the dramatic contest, and Fay
Blanchard, who also used to live here,
won second place in the humorous con
test. All who attended report n pleas
ant and profitable session. (
AWiik our tradcts Hits wetk were
were Miss Pearl Broshar jiud Rolhe
Shctlcr, who traded cows early Mon
dny morning for good luck through tho
week, Miss Pearl not Seeing the cow
slia traded fo.-, only taking Shotlor'd
word for tho sninu.
, Lateu Monday morning Arthur
Bass and Rollio Shelter tnrtde a trndo
for good lock for the day only, Arthur
ti tiding a $25 colt for a ?ja cow.
Thi. Jt zens of Canton mot Saturday
and puiI neat three-wire fence around
tho church, also hitching racks. Those
cngagtsl in the work were John and
Bert Longford, On-ill Hulbcrt, Diaries
Mornvck, J. W. Broshar, Geo. E.
Zimmerman, J. S. Hood, Roy Hickcy
and Rollio Shctlcr. And it must not
be forgotten, that tho ladies nt high
noon announced a hot
awaiting the laborers
The ladies who prepared the refresh
ments were Mrs. C. A. Lockwood, Mrs
W. A. Ratulall, Mrs. B. Stewart,
Misses Pearl, Myrtle and Edith
Broshar, Misses Ora and Jessie Clay
ton, Dorthic Stewart and Nellie Zini
tuoiinan. After the work was done,
all bid each other good bye nml went
to their homes.
dinner, was
in the church.
MARSLAND.
spent
of South Table
with hor aunt,
CANTON.
Mon-
J, W. Broshar was in Alliance
day on official business.
G. H. Clayton was in Scottsbluff
last Saturday for a load of coal for the
ranch.
G. H. Clayton was in Dawes county
tliis week for a load of grain for his
ranch.
'Con Bass is issisting in bailing hay
on the A. H. McLaughlin ranch on the
Niobrara river.
Scott Hood has engaged Arthur Bass
to winter his cattle, Scott to furnish
the provender.
U. L. Shelter sold a bunch of seven
head ot cows to Geo. Taylor of Hem
ingford this week.
Geo. E. Zimmerman, one of Liberty
precinct's staunch democrats, was at
Hemingford Monday.
B. C. Curtis npd his mother are on
tliuir homestead, four miles south of
Canton, this wcuk.
B. C. Cm lis loft Monday morning
for tho Lotsncich ranch, whero he is
engaged for tho winter.
A. S. Steward was home Satuidav
from Running Wator, whore ho has
boon absent for some time.
Miss Florence Meek of Malinda post
offico is visiting few days this week
with hor sister, Mrs. Con Bass. -
Mrs. G. H. Clayton and son Evert,
paid a visit to hor daughter Miss Mary,
who is teaching near Marslaud, 011 Fii
day, also with hor sister. Mis. Geo,
Lomons, noar Belmout, 011 Saturday.
Mrs. Otis Bass, from their ranch on
the Niobrara, in company with Miss
Emma Nerud, who is teaching in the
McLaughlin distiict, made a short isit
with Mrs. Con Bass on Thanksgiving.
Emmet Johnson wont through to
Omaha Tuesday night with stock and
on his return will stop off at Grand Is
land and visit a day or two with his
two tons, Cecil and Cary, who are at
tending college.
Traveling salesman Gray
Thanksgiving nt this place.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McGogy went to
Crawford on 41 last Ftidav.
Jim Tollman's wheat yielded 35
bushels to the ucic and is a splendid
finality.
Mrs. Frank Moore is spending 11
week nt the home of hor parents Mr.
and Mrs. Richey.
Mis3 Mny Enyeait
bpent Thanksgiving
Mis. J. C. Bennett.
Miss Helen Phillips who teaches in
61 went to' Alliance Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with the home
folks.
Mr. Broich who has been here as B.
& M. operator for the last three months
was relieved on Monday by a Mr, Kel
ley. Miss Altie Snow and Master. Lynne
went to Alliance Wednesday returning
Sunday. They were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ciamcr.
Mr. Ncal Evans went to Chadron to
spend Thanksgiving w,ith his sister
Pontic and brother George who are
both students at the academy.
Threshing is the order of the day
this week, Tollman, Hoffman, Rhodes?
Lacli, Sullehborger an J Gtegg .ill lnive
threshing to do.
Mrs. Whitehead and three childien
arrived recently from Kansas City and
will remain here. Mrs. Whitehead is
a daughter of Mrs. Griff Joralemou.
Mr. John Irion came down on Sun
day from the Metlin ranch and re
mained till Wednesday attending to.
business and visiting old friends.
Joseph Yaudcrs returned to complete
Mho work in the Commercial hotel and
speaks highly of tho people of Alliance
for help and sympathy in his recent
misfortune in being burned out.
The day school will give an enter
tainment on Friday night, December
1 1 at the school house. A box supper
will be served in connection, the pro
ceeds of phich wo understand will be
used to buv a clock for the school
house. Everybody invited.
Mrs. J. E. Wilson, nee Lillje Dick
ey, and daughter Miss Lucille Wilson
went up to Crawford Friday to attend
the Northwestern Teacher's Associa
tion and stopped off at this place on
their return to visit friends. Mrs.
Wilson was a former teacher in this
part of the country and as good as any
who ever wielded the rod. Miss Lu
cille is a new beginner and is cmploj cd
in Wright precinct.
Mr. John Popp and Miss Blanche
Metlin, both up tho river young people,
wore married at the home of Mr. Matt-
hows in Alliance, Friday the 27th. Mr.
Popp.is a prosperous young ranchman
and Mrs. Popp is the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Metlin, old iosi
dents of this vicinity. We understand
tho marriage was to have takon place
Thanksgiving day but on ai rival at
Alliance Mr. Popp found, that owing
to the youthfiunoss of the bride it was
necessary to have tho written consent
of the parents. This lie returned to
get, after which the ceremony was per
formed. There has been so many
weddings during the last two months
that some one has said that hymen is
robbing both the cradle and the grave
to obtain victims. And still gossip
says there is to be another in the near
future.
Cattle Wanted for Winter.
For three dollars ($3) per per head I
will winter cattle until tho first of May.
I have good winter range and plenty of
hay. Seven miles east of Marsland. Ad
dress. J. C. Wood,
Marsland, Neb.
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We handle the EMKRSON, STKIGER, CHASE and STEINWAY
and self them at prices within the reach of all. Our terms are
SO E A S ' Y
tljat anyone can afford a bontitiful Piano in llioir homes. If looking for a
present for friends remember that we cany both a latge and complete stock of '
China, Queensware; Glasswai.and Pictures
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Where vou can furnish vour homes
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Ladies' Si. 25 Kid Gloves . ? 98
Ladies' Si. 50 and ?z.oo Kid Gloves 1 47
Ladies' ribbed fleeced Vest and Pants 25
Childicn's tibbed fleeced Vest nnd Pants. . . 10
One lot Corsets, choice 48
Heavy Suiting, 52-inch . . . -. 56
Heavy Suitings, all wool .,,. 48
Heavy Skit tings 37,
Outings 05
Our Cloaks and Suits must be closed "out this
season, to avoid carrying them over.
145 Jackets and Capes in onelot at $2.10
each, woith up to $12 00
Si 2. 50 Jackets , 895
S20.00 Jackets 13 75
? 10.00 Jackets 6 06
S5. 00 Skirts 3 10
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S3 and S4 Skirts 1 98
S7 and Sio Skirts 1 4 98
Men's heavy fleeced Shirts and -Drawers,
75c value lt4...x
Heavy wool Shiits and Drawers ., ., . j. I.
Boys' Underwear. 7 :"tr. ,
Men's Wot I. Shirts 35c nnd . . .
Men's heavy, serviceable Suits ,4 90
Sio and S12 Suits ' . . . . 8 88
Equal reductions on our S20, S25 and S30 Suits.
r We are tho people for Overcoats.
Good lined and faced Mittens. ...,.,.,....$ 25
Good work Glovei , 25
Better Gloves and Mitts, more money.
Men's and Boy's Caps , . . . ; , 25
We carry an elegant line of Underwear, Sw ea
crs, Shirts, Hats, Shoes, Blankets. Trunks, Carpets.
Our sales are a grand success U 117 fl
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All widths and lasts & & &
Will close at less than cost all Oxford
Ties and Slippers &
"We have the Celebrated Florsheim Cos.
shoes for G-ents in all the new styles
80 Per Cent Reduction for the next .Fifteen Days
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