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ATTEND OUR SPECIAL SALE
ON "
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES
AND '
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
SATURDAY
HDie ffoorace
'TRADE
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A Household
ST $
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"Say, old man, I told you not to lcf them fellows
fool you on cheap flour again, .but to fetch me a sack
of that 5-X Lexington Cream. You will find that
down to LIBBY'S. Now you get right out of here
and get me a sack of that flour before it is all gone."
Palace Livery
S. II. IMCSCI-I, IPi'op.
QNE 1U.0CK WEST Oli
TIIK JJI'.W .HINDUS
IIL'II.DING. 'Plume
KJSLSOIM ITLICXCIIIIlTi
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Hartford l'Iro Insurant Company.
North American of Philadelphia, i
Phoenix of uiookijru. now York,
Continental of Now York City.
Niagara Fire Insurance Compuny.
Now York Underwriters, New York.
Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ixindon I
ZBINDEN BROS,,
DEALURS IN
Flour i Feed.
"Home
Comfort"
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It
PHONE 105.
WEST SIDE MAIN
STREET..
F. M. WALLACE
DRAY LINE
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . .
Phone No. i Young's grocery, Alliance.
Checkered
LIVERY AND
FEED BARN
JAMES KEELER, . Proprietor.
Sccond-Uand Furniture
is cheaper than new. and often
just what you sant. Or, we will
trade new (or second hand goods
any time, and pay highest cash
price for second hand goods,
See W. M. WILSON,
TUB SECOND-HAND .MAN.
Phone 'J dO
jBogue Skore
WINNER"
Necessity.
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Barn
Good turnouts, strict attention to-our business,
and couitcous treatment to all lias won for us the
excellent patronage we enjoy. Trv us.
! Ltvcrnnol. London and Glolte I a. Co.
fJcnniin American Ins. Co.. Ne York.
i-urmers ami .Merchants ins. co Lincoln.
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia, Underwriters.
Phoenix Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Office tD-Stnlrs. Fletcher lllock.
LEE ACHESON
ALWAYS HANDLES
THE BEST
FRESH FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
FOR THE
TABLE
IF YOU HAVEN'T TIME
TO CALL at the STORE
PHONE No. 4.
DR. J. Q. BREN1ZER
llHFCDEIt OP
Pure Scotch and Scotch Topped
SHORTHORN CATTLE
BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA.
Herd headed by CRIMSON SCOTT,
77035. Straight Scotch Breeding.
Herd numbers 90 breeding cows that
weighing 1400 to 1800 pounds, a large
number being pure Scotch, and as good
breeding as was ever brought from Scot
land. Experience has taught me that tor
breeding purposes cattle shipped in are
very little good the first year, their consti
tutions must become accustomed to our
high altitude and our grass. Hence ani
mals raised here are preferable. I intend
to raise them here. Good, first class
Nebraska breeders, th equal to anything
raised in tne u. a. Lome ana see me.
(2o-6m)
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Time Table
Alliance, Ncbr.
LINCOLN, DENVER,
OMAHA, HELENA,
CHICAGO, BUTTE,
ST. JOSEPH, SALT LAKE CITY
KANSAS CITY, PORTLAND,
ST. LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
nnd nil points east anil nil point west mid
WHItll.
TllAISS lBA VE AS FOM.OWP. MOUNTAIN TlMlM
No. 41 Passenger dally. DrHdw-xxl.
Hilling, nil points north and
went 12:50 p.tn.
No. 42 Passenger dully, Lincoln.
Omaha, Chicago and ull
points cast 3:lfu.m.
No. 301 Passenger dally, for Denver
Ogden.Sult Lake, San Frun
, Cisco and ull Intermediate
points, departs nt 3tC9a.rn.
No. 303 Passenger dully from Denver
and all Intonnedliito polnti,
arrlvoH nt. lOMJa.m.
No. 305 Tuesdays. Tliuriulay, 8tur
dnys. nolntn south and wutt.
dcuartN R:00u. m.
No. 300 Tui'Klayn, Tliurxility. Satur
days, soiilii and west, urrlvej.0s25p. m
"Slpeptnjr, illnliiu and rocllnlni: clmlr car
fdcatH frifO on thronali tniln,. Tickets Kotd
nud ImjrRiiKn elipfltcd to any point la tlio
unilCHi staio.s or i;unaun. i or iniortnauon
time tuhlcs and tlckutsoall on or write
IH. 8a(ik. Aitt'tit. or U V WAKKt.RY, Con
crul PaosuiiKur Auo t. Oumlia.ieliraHlta.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
hTATH OFFlonitS.
Hon. John II, MlrUey Governor.
Hon. K. O. Mi'tlllton LleiiUnant (lovernor.
Hon. A. fiitluslia Secretary of SUUe.
lion, 1 M Soarlr, Jr. -Auultor.
Hon. l'eter SlortcnseiiTreasuror.
Hun. .1.1.. Jlcllrlon- Mupt. I'uhllc Inntmctlon,
Hoti. rorris Jirown Attorney uomnui.
Hon. 11. M. r.aimi -Com'r Public I.ati
.Htuls and
IllllldlllRS.
Hon, Harry l.liidsny-SttttO Librarian.
co.NOnuss
Hon. J II. Millard-C. P. Senal.
Unii. K. J. HuiltettU. S.Snate,
Hon M I. Klnkald-CougriMHinnnSixthDUt.
District.
. surmoiHcotmT.
Hon S. A. Ilnlcomb-Chliif Justice.
Hon Samuel II, KcdKdwIck Associate .lusflce.
Hon joiiii ji. mimes -Associntu .nisinrn.
Hon K. Sl.Cnrry -lepreuiitiitlvnli,1rd Dlst,
lion. Chns. 1. llreseo Senator Wtli Dlst.
V. 8. MNP Ol'FICK.
Itruce Wlleox lleuister,
V It. Akers I!cteler.
J.JI. H.lluwett-Clerk
nifiTUtoT .lunars IBth ntSTitidT.
Hon. W. II. Westover Ktislivllle.
Hon .1. J. tlnrrliiRton-O'Nelll.
COUNTY tlCFlCKtl., IIOXHUTTK COU.NTY.
8. Jl. Snijser County Clerk, Itecordor, and
Clerk District lourt
O. W. Ilrenn.in L'reusurcr.
Ira KcccI-blierllT
I) K. fpaclit-County JiidRf.
Leora A. Htntln Sept. Public Instruction.'
William Mitchell -County Attorney. .
J. P, Hazard -County Surveyor.
A.M. Heed -Assessor.
O W. Loer t ommlsslonor. Chairman,
l'rank Cnlia- Loinmlstoncr.
L, I', Smith -Commlhslonur.
II. II. Hell wood, M. I) -tmnty Physician.
Dr. J.K Moore Coroner.
t'lTV UFFiatl.s
I.ouls Iluecliscnsteln .Mayor,
I-iedtt. Iiarrls City Clerk.
Mike Hhiiy-Chlef of Police.
W H. llliljcell-Polleo.ludBe.
It. C. Noionmn- -City Attorney.
Dr. II. H. netlwootl-Pliyslclnn.
K. M ICntclit City Treasurer and Wuter
CominlHsIonor,
CHU.NC.I.MF.N.
Prcd MollMnB i ,,-. , ...
B. A. Ftaiitclliii ,lrst "nr1.
8,
fiifiorrjidoV' ; WHni.
Ired Hreunaii -Chief I Iro Department.
Prof. V. 11. llartz-Sup't. City stliools.
CIICHCtllN
CATHOLIC -lleKUlur "midny services 7i30 a.
m.; 10a. in j 11 u in., c.iteehUnr for country
children; 7 p m . eiitechlsm. 7::V) p. in ,
benediction, Instruction.
Week dayh 0 31) mass, exceiit on Mondii
at ruSilii in.; 2,0o i. m., Saturda)s, e.ite
' chlsm. I'lither JullusDc Xot.
MLTHUDIST -ltejjiilar Sunday serlco-ll a.
in.; S it. in ; btinilay school 10 a. ill.;
.lunlorLeiiKuuu30p.nl; Lpuorth League
7 p. m.i Prnjer meeting Thursdayh,
7:30 p. in. lto . C. Y. Kay, Pastor.
1'lltar PUKSHYTLltlAN-ltoular Bunday
service JI a. m.; h p m.i Sunday school
10 a. in.; Clulmlnn Endeaor 7;l5p. m.
11. P. V. Uokuc, Pastor
UNITUD PJIESIIVTKKIAN-Hular Sunday
i-ervlco 11 a m. 8 p. m,, Sunday school
10 a. in.; y. 1. V. IT. 7:15 p. m Itov. JlcCun
well, Pastor.
lUPlTST Heirulur Sunday ssrlco II a.m.;
h p, ni.; Sunday school 10 a. m ; Young
Pioplo's meutliiR 7iir l'raier incctlni;
Thursday, !j p, in. Hov. u. C. Jeffers,
Pastor.
GF.UMAN LUTHKIIAN'-lteKular Sunday sur
ico 11 n. m ; Sunday school i() n. in;
E enlng services twlceeucli mouth. Uov
Otto ltuehriir. Pastor.
ALI.IANCK bECIIHT SOCIETIES.
EASTERN ST.VU-lst an'd 3id Tuesday
nights Mrs Anna Davis, Worthy Matron
KEHECCAB 2nd and 4th Friday nlghu.
MrsUeoLoidy, NO
DU illKi: 01' II0N0K-1M and :ird Monday
ulRhts. Mrs A i: Heynolds, C H
1.0,ALNi:iOIIHOP-2nd and 4th Wednes
" ynlylits. Mrs UN Hosklns, Oracle
L O 'i M -2nd and 4th Monday nltchts. Mrs
C M lloeky
LADIES ACXILIAltY It of ItT-2nd and 4th
Thursdajs 2 p m Mrs U N Hosklns
Mistress
LMHES AUXILIARY O of L K-lst ahd 3nl
Thursdajs:.' pin JlrsKL Harris, Presi
dent LADIES APXILIAIIY notLP-2ndand 4th
Fridajs2lm Mrs W L Austin.
ODD FKI.LOWS-F.vory Tuesday nlsht. L T
Poole, Noble Ornnd
A l tc A M No. ji-3 Tliursxlay on or liefore
full moon. S A Franklin, W M
IIEULAII COMHANOEKV No, 20. IC T-2nd
and 4th Tuesday nights. W K Zollinger,
C K
It A M No. M -1st and 3rd Monda;uIghts. S
a I raiiKiin, ii r
A O U W 2nd and 4th Monday nlslits, L
iiutcnsensiviu, .-iiuter worivman
M V A-tst and 3rd Wodncsilay nights. Ed
gar .tiariin, v u
EAULES-nd and 4th Sundays, 2:30 p m W
B Kldgell, W V .
1C P-lst nnd 3rd Monday nights, J 11 Mil
ler, ao
KOYAr. lllGHLANDEnS-Evcry Tuesday
ulght. It C Strong. 1 1
11 of L E 1st and 3rd Wednesday 2pm S A
Franklin, C K t
11 of L F-Every Friday night. C W Tlllett,
Master z
O It C Every Tuesday
dreus, CC
at 2 p ra J N An-
n of It T every Thursday night. W A Man-
ciiesier, Jiasier
A O O P Alliance II irlior SoAl 1st and
3rd Friday nights I). W. Hayes, Com.
K, C Eory2dce. J. It. Kennedy. Grand
Knight. J A. lliardon. Financial Sec'y. -11.
P. O K.-I.very Friday night. Win.
Mitchell. E. It. T. J. O'Keefe? See.
Burlington Bulletin.
Or ROUND TRIP RATES.
Chicago and return, on sale daily,. $33.70
St, Louis and return 30.70
on sale daily.
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle aud
return ,.,..,., 4 0,00
on sale daily.
Denver and Colorado Springs and
return 12.00
on sale daily,
on sale Aug. 30 to Sept . 4 Denver
$4.80, Colorado SpriDgs 6.30,
Salt Lake and Ogden and return, , $24.25
Yellowstone Park, through and including
hotels and stage, and return,., $105,00
Cody, Wyo., Black Uills. and Hot Springs
S. D., approximately half rates all summer.
l.cfial Notices.
Notice of Settlement.
In the Htato of Nebmnka I
J-M.
Itox Hutti" tirunty, I
In the matter of ttiu rstato of llrnry II.
M.llor, dcct'usrd.
Tii lie crcdluiM, liolrs, lciriitiw, and otln-r.
Iiitrcstt'd Intliocsiirto of Iluuryti. culler,
deoMMil:
Take notlcp. Tlrat Annie Liiltli lini
llletl In tlio county court a report of tier doliiKi
R1 administratrix of Mild entate, and It
It ordered Unit tlui mimo Htatid for
limrltiKtlioSrtlhilnror AtiRilt,A. I). lUOj.liefi to
thu ixnirt at tlio hour of t o'clock p. m.. at
wlilch lime iiuy iwrson Inturoited may nppurir
uml except to and content tlin miuio And
notleuuf tills iinieeudliiK li urdervd Rlvn 'J'lio
Alllauro Herald for two wti'ks prior to milt!
day of lieiirliiK.
Witntw tny hand and the scat of the rouiity
court at Alliance this itlKluy of lYiwist, A U
llX. 1). K. ttiudii.
Inh.vi.1 (copy) .14 2 Cimiity .Indifo
Njllce to Creditors.
In county Court, within and forHox Hutte
county, Nuliniska. Aui?. 15, nto, In tlio
mattiT of the uxtuto of Henry Crllly
deoviined. To the creditors of said CHtatoj
You are hereby untitled, that 1 will Mt at
the County Court Itoorn In Alllanco In said
county, on the 20th day of I'ehruary, MOO, at 2
o'clock p in. torccclvtmud oxaniluenll claims
acalns-tsald estate.wlth n view to their mlju.st
meat and ullou mice. Thy time limited for the
presentation of clalinn aaluxt wild estate Is U
mouths, from the 15th day of Auk , A 1). 1005,
and thullnio Itii'lted for payment of debts Ih
oiih year from said 16th day of Auir.
lWj.
Witness my hand and the beat of said
county court, this l&th day of August, U05.
( True Copy) 1). K. Sptnv.
st.ALl S-4 County Judec
Land Ofllcent Alliance, Neb., Juno 27. 10V.
Notice Is hereby given that thu following
named settler has riled notice of his Intention
to maku final proof In supiiort f bis claim,
mid that said proof will bu mudu heroic
Iteglstor and Hccelvor at Alliance. Nob , on
August mil 1P05, viz
JEIICMK H. llUltLDUHT.
of Canton, Nehr. who made II. E. No. 2203 for
the w't ney, w'iseU. section 22, town 21 ti
range f2 w,
Ho names tho following wltnesuns to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of suld land, vU: Oeotirn W Jones
of Alliance, Nebr.; Charles Hall, of Canton.
Neur.: Albert Hall, of Canton, Nebr ; Louis
Hood, of Clinton. Nebr
2S 11 HnucK Wilcox. Itngistcr.
Land OHIce at Alliance, Nebr., May 20, 1P03
Notice is hereby glten that the following
named sot tier bus (tied notice of his Intention
to maku llnal proof In support of disclaim,
undthat said proof will bo made liefore Keg
Istoi and Itecelver at Alllaiicu, Nebr , on July
13.1W5, Uz:
JIUIIKKT CliHUV
of Hemlngford, Nebrasku.on homostcad entry
No. 84 V), fort L'4 suction 35, township 20. N.
range ww.
He names the following witnesses to prmo
his continuous residence utioii nnd cultivation
of said laud, viz: Allle II. Mablu. John ICcelle,
j.mory Aiiiey. waiter jangtoru, an or nem
iugford, Nebr.
ic-a Ukucr Wilcox, iteglRtcr.
Notice to Itodccm,
Tho State of Nebraska, 1 u
Dox Jtatte County. f"
To thu known and unknown heirs of Joel T,
Karl, d -ceased:
You nnd each of jolt aro hereby notified
that on tho 4tli day or November, l'.VX .1
Eurl purchased at tux sale the W'4 Sff'l
Sec. 5 and the S'i SWU See (land E'i isT.'i
M-c C. all III township 24. tmigc 49, III Hox
Uutto county, Nebraska. That said laud was
taxed In luiineof JoelT. Eurl and said pur
chase of tux sale of said land was nmlu for
the year llMi, anil thai subsequent tuxes have
liecn paid on said land by W. .1. Earl for the
)earsMM3and 1H01. That the time for re
dempllouof tho aforesaid land will eplro 011
the 4th day of November, 1W3.
W..I.EABU
Dated July 13, 100i. fp July 13-5t
Nebraska Stock Grower s Association,
(Incorporated.)
A, M. Hodlsett, president, Itushvllle; K. M
Hampton, vice-president, Alliance; K. M
earlo Jr.. secretary-treasurer, Ogntalla
Executive committee E. P. Myers, Lena;
It. It. Ktncutd. ntnghum; John Ilrciinan,
Alliunco;.Mt. YanUoskirk. Alliance; E. E.
Lowe, H) mints; John M. Adams, Potter; It.
M. Allen, Ames; It. LUco, LoOgepolo; Evert
Hldred, Orlando; K. C. IlarrlB, Chudron; L.
V. Hickell, Kimball; Itobert Oraham, Al
liance; John Conway, Dunning J. II. Cool:.
Agate; A. S. Iteed, Alliance.
E. MAItlN.
Hemlngford,
Nob.
Cattle branded
flying horseshoe
on 1 b;lit hip, as
Incut. Home
ranch sec. 2.1-27-50.
Ilorso runoh
in 0-43.
A. HILLING.
Itv Ttt.t.n SIaI.
Cuttle branded as
1) cut 011 left bin.
also with the bar
over Insteail of
under brand
Alsoonleft
hide
It'nch nwM
rsW-VAUll f,m
lu townbliip
rane 4tJ.
.
sen ill anus.,
Sehill, Neb.
Cattle branded
on right thigh or
XV on right
side.
Township 27
range 45,Shcrldan
county.
STORM LAKE RANCH,
HOUEItT GRAHAM,
Clcman, Neb.
As In cut on
right or left hip;
left ear cropped.
Horses branded O
onleft Jaw,
MOSLEU & TULLY,
Jess, Neb.
Stock branded
as shown on cut
on either side.
Also JrO on eith
er side.
Township 20-
and range 43.
CUItRAN nitos.,
Canton, Sioux
county, Nob.
(Cross H Cross)
on left side. Also
Ml on left thigh.
Under slope on
left ear.
Horses branded
same us cattla on
loft Jaw and u on
left shoulder.
POINT-OF-KOOKS RANCH.
JOHN O'KEEFE i SONS,
Alliance. Neb.
Cattle bra n do
OK on loft side:
also ok and OK
on left side.
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Alliancejuesd 'y, Aug.29
GENTRY BROS.
Famous Shows!
nJ-NirrcT)
Only Bij! Railroad Show Coming This Year
AMIR1CAS LARGEST AND
g REPRUSKXTING MANY NEW
iiiM ' l I ' .'.'SJLSg1
PERFORMING HORSES n)AA
!DOQS AND riONKEYSW
50 MONKEY
3 " ers Performing Elephants - 3
SPECIAL FEATURES THIS SEASON?
-rwSee the Troupe of Musical Ponies ka-
ONLY ACT OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD
THE NORflAN FA11ILY
(Five in Number) ACROBATS and INDIAN CI-NB JUGGLERS
mn
lmllll
(Seven in Number)' The Highest Salaried Troupe of Japs in Tin's Country)
A Baby Camel and Its
See tixe TjLrxrL C lo-rrLS I
EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR
Two Performances Daily
Watch for the Grand Free Street Parade!
Dally at 1 1 a. m. A Brilliant Array of Beautiful Magnificence
MARSLAND.
The B. & M. workmen are here plowing
fire guards this week.
Quite a number from this place contem
plate attending Gentry's show at Alliance
Augnst 29.
L. Snow came down from Mystic last
week called by the accident which befell
his son Linn.
Harry Gregg was down from Sunnyside
ranch, Sioux county, fpr a visit with the
home folks last Sunday.
s
lohn Ellsworth, a former resident of this
place but late of Chadron, moved to his
homestead a few miles west of town the
first of the week,
Mrs. J. Sullenberger returned Sunday
from a visit at Scottsbluff with the C H.
Irion family. She also visited in Alliance
a couple of days.
Miss Verda Cheney of Crawford, and
-vho frequently visited her sister, Mrs. H.
P. Kendrick near this place, was recently
married at Chadron.
Miss Minnie Wanek 0 Lawn, who has
attended the entire session of normal, came
in on 41 Sunday. She will teach the Lawn
school the coming year.
The new bachelor section foreman re
cently assigned to this place, has resigned.
We suppose there are not enough of young
ladies in the town to suit his bachelor
taste.
Daytoi Sullenberger accompanied the
mail carrier, George Richey, to Agate,
Sioux county Monday returning Tuesday.
He went to see the '"big injuns" encamped
at Jas. Cooks' and will also devote some
time to collecting curios.
Mrs. C. H. Richey went to Alliance
Sunday for a two weeks stay. She went
to be near her physician, Dr. Bellwood,
who has been treating her for heart trouble
and from which she does not entirely re
cover. All hope that she will be benefited
by her visit.
Chief American Horse, who was at the
head of a party of Siouxs in camp at Jim
Cooks, has returned to the reservation
leaving the party in charge of Chiefs Mar
row Bones and Walk on the Ground. Some
of the bucks are employed on the ranch as
hay hands. The party will give their an
nual war dance before their return to the
reservation,
On request of attending physicians, Drs.
Bellwood and Clough, Mr. Snow took his
son Linn to Alliance Wednesday to have
his broken arm placed under the X ray.
The bones had begun to knit but owing to
the fact that the fracture was to near the
joint it had not been properly set and had
to be broken over again. The physicians
think it will be all right in a short time
Box Butte Beats the World for
.HESEiHEEr 3 Tfi?''Kkk
MOST COMPLETE SHOW
HIGH CLASS FExU'URES
COMEDIANS. ....50
mm '
m
Mother T0 ihi?eMToSfI!"cD
- NOTHING OLD BUT THE TITLE
Afternoon and Night
LAKESIDE LIGHTS.
Did you see the eclipse of the moon?
Chas. Crowther was an Alliance visitor
over Sunday.
Grandma Kendall has gone on a visit to
friends at Hemingford.
Ding' dong! dingl dongi Heardem bolls,
dont you hear dem bells?
Not a few people are looking for homes
in this part of the stindliill country. Fred
McClain located a homeseeker yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Lyons and the other lions
arrived home from Colorado City about
ten days ago. Hence the preacher wears
a broader smile.
Fred Baker, a jeweller and watch repair
er of Newcastle, Wyo., visited a week at
the H. I. Thomnson linme rotnmin, -
41 Sunday; and why look so sad?
Some of the weeds about town have
been suffering of late at the hands of the
strong mower. But oh my! What about
those on unoccupied ground and on the
strees?
Ben Skiles returned last week from a
three months sojourn in the eastern part of
the state. He reports everything in the
line of vegetation in fine condition an'd all
crops great.
Flora Cook returned from Normal at
Alliance Saturday morning. Mrs, Pen
dergast with a couple of little Pendergasts
accompanied her for a few days visit at
the Cook home. Mrs, Pendereast
returned to Alliance Monday.
Wanted Less rain'and more sunshine,
for which the ranchmen of this part of the
country agree to cut and put up all the
hay on the hill-sides and in the valleys
except what is under water that they
possibly can in the next six weeks.
Mis3 Lottie Crowther returned from the
Alliance Normal Friday morning bringinc
with box one of her Alliance friends. Miss
Colburn. They are having a jolly tinle at
the Crowther home three-fourths of a mile
west of town. Miss Colburn expects to
return to Alliance Thursday.
Fred McClain has moved his- wife and
other effects into town durinpthe hayinc
season while it is anticipated he will be
away from home a good portion of the time.
They occupy the house vacated by Mr.
Downs, a former section foreman here
the property of D. Ashberger.
L. H. Carstensen is packing his house
hold effects preparatory to moving to Cur
tis. Mr. Carstensen resigned his position,
at Lakeside not long since, as agent for the
U.& M. to accept a partnership with his
father in the furniture business at Curtis.
Neb., whither he will move as soon as re
lieved here. Mrs. Carstensen anticipates
going oday or tomorrow Mr. Carstensen
has relinquished his homestead claim east
of town to J. H. Lunsford.
The Alliance Herald and
Nebraska State Journal,
both one year for j5 1.50.
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t 'i
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K
