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Miss M. Ruth Taylor
TEACHER OF PIANO
HEHINGFORD HERALD.
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HEMIMlFOKD, IIOX BtTTTE COUNTY, NEIL, riHJ. l8, IOOO.
416 Niobrara Ave. Phone 381
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DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
fhjrslclnn nno Snriteon Day and night cr lit
OmcooTcr Hogue Store. Phono 150.
H. A. COPSEV, M. D.
I'hjslclnn nnd Surgeon
Phone 300
Call answered promptly day and night from
ofillco. UfllCP! Alllanco Mtlonal Hank
Unlldlng over the Post onico.
DR?CHAS. E. SLAGLE
WITH
DR. BELLWOOD
Special Attention
Paid to Eye Work
GEO. J. HAND,
11 O ,M 15 O PATIIIC
PHYSICIAN AND SU11QEON
Formerly Interne
Iloraponallitc Hos
pital University of Iowa.
rhoue 551. Ofllco over Alllanco Bhoe Store
KcHtdenco Phono 251.
DR. C. H. CHURCHILL
PHYSICIAN AND St KG15UN
8ucssor to J)r. J. K. Moore)
OFFICE IN FLETCHER BLOCK
Offlcdhouis-lllSn.m., 2-1 p.m. 7.30-11 p.m.
Ofllce l'hone 62
Kes. Phone, S5
Drs. Bowman & Weber
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
First National Bank Hide- Rooms 4-5-6
Office hours, 10 toi2 a. in.,
1:30 to 4, 7 to 8 p. in,
Office Phono 65 Res. Phone 16 & 184
Drs. Copper noil & Petersen
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
(Successors to Drs. Krey & Balfe)
17 and 18 Rumer Block
Office Phone 43, Residence ao
Hemingford Department.
The Herald having tlio largest circu
lation nt llcmliifffortl of any paper
published outside of the town, the ed
itor believes its subscribers arc entitled
to a specially prepared department and
has arranged for the samo accordingly
While we shall endeavor to not deprive
the local periodical of uny patronage,
and hope that the .lournal'ssubscrlbers
will continue taking it the same as
heretofore, we arc confident the people
of this town and vicinity will be pleas
ed with the opportunity of having a
paper that will combine the local news
and an ollielal county scat publication.
We invite the co-operation of all
readers In our efforts to make this de
partment and the entire paper the
newsiest and best ever.
Hemingford Happenings.
The Methodist people are planning
a new $5,000 church edifice.
M. Button is another Hemingford
citizen who is building a new residence.
F. K. Morrison of Alliance has charge
of the carpenter work on the remodel
ing of the hotel.
The hospitality of Mrs. A. M Miller
was enjoyed by a large number who
were attending the contest last Satur
day, including State Supt. Bishop.
The new hotel which is being re
modeled liv J. C. McCarty will bo open
ed soon for business if the weather is
such that the plasterers can keep at
work.
.loh 11 Arm$trong has his largo new
barn nenrly completed on his farm four
miles northeast of town. It is 40 feet
by (50 feet, main building, with shed 00
feet long. It will have a hay capacity
of 100 tons.
January is a dull mouth in real es
tate business, at least It Is supposed to
be, but M. Button sold ten quarter sec
tions during the month a good starter
for the year.
C J. Wlldy's new residence is equal
led in beauty and convenience by but
few even in cities much larger than
Hemingford. The interior finish is of
hard wood and is heated by a combina
tion hot air-steam plant. It will be
ready for occupancy soon.
About 250 car loads of potatoes have
been billed out of Hemingford during
the last year. If you have friends in
the east who Etlll entertain that anti
quated notion that nothing much grows
in this country send them a copy of
this paper with this item marked.
A mail pouch containing copies of
The Herald of Feb 4th fell under the
wheels of the train nt the Hemingford
station anil was cut to pieces. Station
Agent Carey gathered up the mail as
best ho could, but a number of copies
of The Herald were destroyed. Sub
scribers who failed to get their paper
of that date can secure same by writ
ing or calliug for it.
AUG. F. HORNBURG
Private Nurse
Phone 492
County Industrial Contest.
Notwithstanding the very cold weather last Saturday, there was a largo at
tendance at the Box Butte County Industrial contest, held in the Hemingford
school building. Although the rooms of the building are large, it was evident
that they would not have been large enough tonccommodate the crowd had the
weather beeu more favorable. A special train ran from Alliance, or to speak
more uccuratcly coaches were attached to the early morning freight train and
it was held till eight o'clock before starting. One hundred nnd sixty or more
persons were on this train, besides there was a good attendance from Heming
ford nnd surrounding country, ,
The exhibits consisted of school work, industrial work and farm products, en
tered by school children and students under 18 years old. The display as a
whole wbb good, very good considering that this was the first contest of the
kind held In Box Butte county, and we feel like congratulating County Supt.
Phillips, the teachers of the county and the contestants upon the success of the
enterprise. All the school districts in the county, except two, nearly sixty,
were represented.
State Supt E. C. Bishop was present and assisted in judging the exhibits and
awarding the prizes. It Is not possible for us to mention the names of all
teachers and pupils present, as wo would be pleased to do were it practicable,
but below we glvo a list of the names of winning contestants and the prizes
that were awarded by the .committee:
T, J. THRELKELD,
Undertaker and Embalmer
office phom: 207
kes. phone 498
ALLIANCE, NEBR.
School
Vnl. of Hist.
Prize Winning Contestant No.
S2.00. .Agnes Sollenberger. . . ,
1.50,, Blanche ICennedy ....
1.00., Amanda Osnes
,.10. .Roy Armstrong ,
ALLEN H. MORRIS
Licensed Embalmer
and
Funeral Director
with GEO. D. DARLING
Exhibit
f.oaf White Bread
1st Prie
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1th " ....
Corn Bread
1st Prize 53.00.. Agnes Delslng ...
2d " 1.50. Blanche Snyder.,
3d 1.00,. Shirley Hngaman
4th " SO.. Roy Armstrong. ,
Doen Sugar Cookies
1st Prize 51.00. .Bertha Roland . , .
2d " 75.. Ella Moravek,,..
:id " ...... .50., Catherine Carey ,
Teacher
..30 ....Marlon Sollenberger,
..14 Jessie Leavitte
..18 Bertha Parkyn
, .IS Hcrtha Parkyn
, .IS... .EmmaNerud
..HI... .Sylvia Hngaman
..18 Bertha Parkyn
..Sir. ...Mabel Crawford
.31 ....No teacher
, .18 ....Bertha Parkvn
.Olga Johnson 10 Clara Murri
Sylvia Hugaman
Olga Moe
Clara Burri
Marlon Sollenberger
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
4th "
Dozen Pouuhnuts
1st Prize $1.00, . Dora Coker 10.
2d ...... 75. .Bella Ball ,.28.
3d " 50.. Emma Moo.... 30,
Ith " 24., Emma Sollenberger..,. 30.
Pumpkin Pie
1st Prize $1.00, .Leona Kennedy 14 Jessie Leavitte
2d " 75.. Allison Johnson IS EmmaNerud
3d " 50.. Walter Wiltsey 18 EmmaNerud
4th " .. .25..Ina Hucko 18. .. .Beitha Parkyn
Baud-Sewed Apron (Under 13 years)
1st Prize S3 00., Hannah Cotant. . .. t5 Esther Neelnnd
2d " .... 2.50.. Caroline Griggs ft Agnes MaeHugh
3d " ...... 2.00, , Daisy Calm 33. ... Victoria Kohrmnn
4th " 1.30.. Mlliu Cuba 33 Victoria Kohrman
ATTORNEY
AT LftW.
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA.
EUGENE BURTON
Attorney at Law
Office in rooms formerly occupied by
R. C. Noleman, First Nal'l Bank blk
Phone 180. ALLIANCE, NEB.
H. Al. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
AJUL.IA.1VCIT:, N1C13.
SMITH P. TUTTI.K.
I ItA E. TA9I1
4th " spuolal. .50, .William Lunn. .... ..
llund-Sewed Apron (Between 13 and lSyenr.s)
1st Prize SJ.00..1lertha Riokell
2d " 2 50..Christinn Jeiihon.....
3d ...... 2 00. .Emma KrooMng
ith " 1.50. Ada Henderson
Machine-Sowed Apron
0 ....Fanny McCoy
.S5J 00. Ilannuh Cotant.
,.. l.t0..Olivo Taylor .. . .
,.. 1.00. .Anna Frohnapfel ....
.50.. Lena Ilomrignauscn. .
. . . .58.30. ..loo Froimuth
. . 150..Wnrron Lotspiech...
,.,. 1. 00.. Elmur Roland
.no..Wasloy Burkholder. ..
1st Prio.
2d " .
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4th " .
Six Potatoes
1st Prize.
3d " .
3d ' .
4th " .
Fewest Number Potatoes per Biibhel
1st Prize (30). .$2.00. .John Armstrong. . ,
3d " (51).. 1. SO.. Ross Enyoart ,
3d " (75).. 1.00.. Willie Hill
Peolc of Wheat
51 .50.. Francis Ramsboll..
1.00, .(Jail Price
.75. .Tom (Silhhannon. . . ,
.30. . Ejner Christenson . .
1st Prize. ,
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3d ,
4th " .,
Pouk of Out
1st Priio.,
2d " .
3d "
4th
IS... .Lillian Blauuhard
.27 Agues Hollinrakc
. 2 Winifred RoberU,
. 0 ...,E!da Baeou
. 0 Bsthor Neoland
.31 Mrs Hattie Burns
.IS Lillian BlniiQhard
.30... .Ethel Sugdon
10 Mary lodenue
.. .Fanny McCoy
hi Mabol Ci awfprd
A.', Opal Ilnrkholdor
..18 William Beaver
..21... .Mrs. Hattie Burns
... 0 T. V. Kglly
, . 11 T. V. Kelly
..14 Tussle Leavitte
.. 0 ...,T. V. Kelly
..fir-",.!. K. Andre
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE.
North Malngt., ALLIANCE. NKI1
J. N. Sturgeon S. G. Young
Sturgeon & Young
DRAY LINE
(Successors to G. W. Zobel)
Office Phone 139.
Residence Phone 142.
.81.50. . Hullo Gregory
1.00.. Simon Rasmussuu
. .75. ,.lol 11 Bosrle
. .50. .Nicholas Dickenson. .14
Specimen Map Drawing
1st rwe. .... .i.ou. .men Mounts,
48 (5. M. Bums,
10 Etta Carter
t T. V. Kullv
....Jessie Leavitte
2d
3d "
1th "
Hpec. Water-Color
1st Prize
2d
3d '
4th
. (lortriule Olds ,
.50. .Fred strong
.25,. Willie Sherlock ...
51.00.. Virgil Ackerman .
.73..Clarabelle Deitlein.
.50.. Bessie Reid
.25..Lucian Watson...
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, .Ida Johnson
..Lillian Blanehard
. . .Clara Nagelschneider
...T. V. Kelly
Ida Johnson
0 Ida Johnson
0..,, Mayme J. White
, 0... Jdn Johnson
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
DISCOUNT SALE
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Sale commences Jan
uary the 25th and
continues until Satur
day night, February
the 20th
Cone-fourth off)
This big reduction applies
on our entire line of Gents',
Ladies', Boys', Misses' and
nnureii & uucs cuau iisj ikw
DerS. Rubber Goods are not Included
This sale is for Cash only, no Credit
ALLIANCE
CASH SHOE STORE
1 33Y3 OFF
$
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FERRIS Sc ESSAY
(Successors to Simmons & Ferris)
75 BOX BUTTE AVENUE
Big Closing Out Sale
300 DOZ. HOSIERY Men's, Ladies' and Children's
HAND DRAWN-WORK, $1,000 worth
Stand Covers, Doilies, Piano Scarfs, etc., all hand-work
Automobile Scarfs, made in France
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Misses' heavy Hose, were 35c, now 25c
Children's fine threat Hose, 25c, now 15c
Calico, was 8c, now.6c
Dress Shirts, 75c to 1.50 for 35c and 50c
Percale, was 12J4C, now Sc
Best collection of School Work furnished by any teacher und consisting of
specimens
1st Prize S5.00 0 Ida Johnson
2d " .... 3.00 0 ....Elda llacon
ltd " 2.00 0 T. V. Kelly
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.Jessie Hacker
Palace
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ONE BIcCK WEST OP
THE MB'V ZBINDKN
BUILDING. 'fh8B
Lively- Barn.
C. 8MITH, Prop.
(Successor to S, U. Dcacb)
Good turnouts, strict attention to our business,
and courteous treatment to all has won for us the
excellent patronage we enjoy. Try us.
T i. 00 Jackets for 75c
A Work Shirts, 75c to 1.50, for 35c
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Cotton Flannel Gloves, 4 pr. for 25c
Hose, black and brown, now 3 for 25c
Everyday Hose, 4 pr. for 25c
Ladies' and Children's Hose, 20.C and
25c, must go at 10c and 15c
Ladies' lisle thread, silk finish Hose,
were 50c, now 25c
Ladies' cotton thread Hose, were 35c,
now 20c
Ladies' cotton thread Hose, were 25c,
now 15c
Table Linen, white, 1.25, now 75c
Another lot, white, 1.15, now 65c
Men's Woolen Underwear, 3.50 suits
now 2.00
Men's tleeced-lined Underwear, was
65C-50C, now 35c
Linen Collars, each 15c, 3 for 25c
Rubber Collars, each 25c, now 15c
Taffeta Silk, yard 1.00, now 60c
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