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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1905)
iS AluanceHerald. s"uriiJE33ivd:E33sr,z? Whole Number. XII ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA, SEPTEMBER 21, 1905 Number 40 1 HE tvswr I LEE ACHE SON I ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA. I BOYD & BARKER, fkltoi'imyN lit Liiw .. ALLIANCE, Nl'.DKASKA. Collections given Prompt Attention. HMITII T. TUTTIiE. lltA K. TA II. TUTTLE & TASH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. REAL ESTATE, North Main St., - ALLIANCE. NEII J. E. MOORE, M. D. rLnTCIII.II lll.OCK. ALMAN'Ci:, NKU. Calls unsworcd from ofilco day or night. Telephone No. tti. H. H. BELLWOOD F. E. CLOUGH PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Ilolstcn Ilulldliifi. - ALLIANJi:, NKH L. W. BOWMAN, PHYSICIAN and ' ' SURGEON. Omcavln First National Hunk block. AIM uuco Nebraska. DR. G. W. MITCHELL, I'hyMclan line Surgeon Day and nlglitcallH. Ofllee over lloguo Htorc. Phono 150. DR. GEO. HAND, IIO.M i: OP A Til IC I'll YSIOI .Jf AND SURGKON Formerly Intorno llnmeujiathlc llos- puu ftal University of Iowa. Phono 251. Ofllee oer Alliance Shoo Store. Night calls answered from ofllee. FREY & BALFE, , OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. 018 IlOX JIUTTU AVKNUE. Phono 258. Calls answered In town or country. Guy Lockwood . . gkadl'ati: chicago school of i:mhai.ming Funeral Director and Embalmer Phones Office 214. Res 205 Kxpcrt Lndy Attendant.. Alliance, Neb. jj. FRED BRfeNNAN gj Plumbing, t Steam and hot water Heating. I Phone, No. 35f'. ALLIANCE, NEB. F. M. WALLACE DKAYv LINE Moying Household Furniture and Trunks a specialty . . I No, 1 Young's grocery, Alliance. ALWAYS HANDLES THE BEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES rou the TABLE IF YOU HAVEN'T TIME TO CALL ut the STORE PHONE No. 4. Wm. James, Exclusive Dealer in COAL & ... WOOD 'Phone Alliance, No. 5. Nebraska. ZBINDEN BROS,, Dr.Ai.nus in Flour 1 Feed 44 Home Comfort" Flour Is Our Leader. Try It..,, phone 105. wizstsiih: main ST11EET.. W.5.ACHES0N Hardware and Plumbing Windmills and Pumps Tin shop in connection. Opera House Block Phone 98 ALLIANCE Checkered LIVERY AND FEED BARN JAMES KEELER. . Proprietor. HEMINGFORD. J. D. Walker is in Omaha ths week. Mrs. Isa Cdnnell went to Alliance Mon day. Mrs. Bassctt is spending the week with Mrs Olds. , Mrs. Phelps is visiting with Mrs. Olds this week. Mrs. E W. Alexander came up from Alliance Monday. y Mlss Maud Rose is employed in the B. IC. Johnson store James Potmesil has bought a Our load of colts nt Casper, Wyo. Mrs Honrv Hoilinrakc visited Mrs. Bon Price a few days this week. Misses Hossio Sherler and Nellie Carter camo in from Alliance Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh went to Lake side for a brief visit this week., John Anderson and E. D. Piper have goue to Hot Springs for a vacation i Don't forget that Backoffs photograph car will bo in Hemingford Sept. 25. We are in the market for good loans all the lime. First btato Bank, Hemingford, Neb. Two cattle bnvers frnm llin Miturn n,- of the state are looking ldr cattle here to feed. William Fosket and A. B. Camfield are hiding' another car load of horses this week. Lonctiine f.irm Innne rpacnii'iMH!nfi.r..i --K. L. Pierce, First State Bank, Hem- ingtord. Neb. Dick'Watkins was up from Allianpe Tuesday and went out to the G. L. Taylor ranch to buy some cattle. Miss Nora Rrnun im!-lnor1 n 1... -,!,., collar bono and a dislocated shoulder from her horse falling with her. E. S. Tollman returned Tlmrcrlnv f..m a tilensurn trin in ithlrli h ir.nL. ,'n i. sights of "Frontier Day" at Cheyenne, vo., anu tne isatioual encampment at Denver. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Green and daugh ter left fnr Vnrmnnl ,n,U ,.,!.,.. - ' ....... W..MU..J UIU,I1IIJ. 1 hey will stop off in Canada and various other places on the way. It has been some years since Mr. Green ha been to his native state Vermont and it isneed less to sav that he will nW nfi.ru ,..n.,t,. of his stay there. W. Mabin who Hl'M nir Hnrnn del-...!- ed ttie loss of all his rye by fire Saturday while the threshers were nt his farm. The causethe old story of the careless smoker and his nine It wrmt,i An ------- Hw... w. wu onainiu- -- I",--" " -.WHIM 4W III great harm if every old farmer would kick the pants of those who insist on smoking aruuuu,a u.resutng machine claar of the farm. t Millinery Opening. - I will be at Burlew's store in Heming ford on October 5, 6 and 7, with the finest line of millinery ever shovn there, consit ing of street, dress and tailored hats, for both ladies and children. I will also have material for re-trimming hats. Will be pleased to meet all my old customers nnd new ones also. Don't forget the date, Oct r.6and7. Miss Manoan, Alliance, Neb, O 'amonds, fo -Gold Jewelry, W. 0. BARNES, Jeweler and Optician Dray and Transfer Line. W M The only spring dray -- Phone 139. MARSLAND. , ti.'f' GreKS shipped n car load of ice up the lino recently. A. E. Byors mado a trip to the McCoy ranch Thursday. C. A. McGog'gy has enlarged his hay contract nt Casper to thirty cars. Burt and John Furinan left for Omaha Saturday, taking six oars of cattle. E. A. Tollman Is enjoying a visit with two othls old neighbors from Iowa. T, J. Poole has been in Alliance for some time visiting his son Tomnud family. Frank Vesper, horse buyer from Ohio, was in this place, recently locking for good horses. Operator Huffbach came In on 4s Mon day nnd will do the night work nt this place Mr, and Mrs. A. Sherwood of Heming ford visited Mrs. Grant nt her homestead Saturday. P. L. Wilson and family of O. 0. ranch were in town Sunday, having the children's pictures taken. Morris Fisher, who has been visiting at . ;. loumans returned to Shanandoah, Iowa. Sunday night. Mrs, Mary Grant is on her homestead, fifteen miles south west of town, having a well put down by Squibb & Clark. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullcnberger nnd son Day Ion and Miss Carrie Gram drove out to the Grant homestead Sunday, Ava and Linn Snow wont to Alliance Saturday, -Linn returned Sunday but Ava still remains having dental work done. Lawrence Ford and sister Genevivo of Lawn precinct, start soon for Omaha where they go to attend school the coming year. Miss Bessie Slietler ot Box Butte coun ty is teaching in the Poole district and Miss Anna Niecois teaching the Hughes school, pJ(t John Hickey came down from the ranch baturday, bringing his sister. Mrs. Novot- Ua. WhO tOOk the train fnr l-lni- l.nrrw, . Gretna. Mrs. Ned Criglsr and daughter, Mrs. Robins, warn rlnwn frnm lln,i,.l, M. I ... and report everything nourishing in their Kev. Shrivar rtmirnnfl nn i.'r!.li.. r - mx weeks visit in Missouri and Kansas, reports the fruit crops In the localities .ncu no visiicu as a great lauure, Sparks from No. 41 Thursday started a fire on N. G. Poole's range, which was not subdued till 700 acres had burned over. Over thirty men were fighting fire for several hours. S. M. Trussell and John Shipley aYe both wanting teachers for their respective districts, and both can be addressed at Marsland liv nnv nm mhrninr. a.... - - -j , w ....... mg u. IIVD months school to begin at onte. Alva Slattery of near Chadroo, brought in a hundred sleera from 1I1- Furnian rantn. whlrt. lni !,,. tured there for the past year and shipped them to Omahs Saturday, accompanying the shipment. Watches, HEN YOU GO TO LEAVE TOWN, don't worr, V ?l wm? ,!..do .w,,ll yaT Household Good S. A. Miller will take charge of them; store the in a nice, dry and cool place and pack and shit , sk ubaiicu. .iiTircmn ao n j line in the city. i - . w . ,t S. A.Miller.
