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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1909)
M4farf&HBK3KBtKmi -The Kind of Groceries You Like Phone 19 Phone 19 . H. DESCH I Sr (Successor to ZQerLe&Ict) ON THE CORNER WEST OF THE POSTOFFICE v ' s $ h 8& 5 n1 .. (." I-" - V & X 5 s r i 5,- h.sr .& . Sit? ,f" - T ' P S1 . it ' ' c WW Imps The best stock of fresh, clean, eatable Groceries and Provisions in THE CITY SAMPLE PRICES 18 lbs. Prunes for $1.00 Telephone Peas, 10c can 3 lbs. 4cr. Raisins, 25c 35 bars good Laundry Soap, $1.00 f Stock always fresh and of the best quality Call and See. Special Attention Given to Phone Orders Quality of Goods Guaranteed I Phone 19 1 Prompt Delivery Phone 19 MHHQHHHHHMHHHHHpHMHHHHHHHHHH i i LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. Lessik and Anita at the Cental. Mrs. Hay ties was in from her ranch last Tuesday. i Manfred Tuttle has returned rom school in Iowa. This month did not March in like a lion, but April May. The voice of the spring poet will soon be heard in the land. The B. P. O- E. will initiate a class of eight tomorrow evening. S. A. Fisher has gone out to the ranch to spend about six weeks. Mrs. Jake Kridelhaugh entertained the P. E. O. Monday afternoon. A. D. Rodgers made a trip to Bridge port on the first day of this month. G. S. Eastman of Crawfoid was in the city the first two days of this week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs- C. A. New berry, Monday. March t, 1909, a son. Mrs. H. E. Jones and son were down from Hemingford the forepart of the week. Miss Bessie Bullock went to Craw ford last Saturday for a visit with friends. Chas. Tulley and wife went out to their ranch near Lakeside the first "of the week. F. E. Reddish made a business trip to Scotts Bluff, returning Tuesday afternoon. ( We are pleased to report the con valescence of Robert, the son of C. A. Laing, who has been sick for some days past. Dr. Eikner and wife of Hemingford were in Alliance Monday and Tuesday of this week. Geo. Mollring returned to Alliance last Monday, after a stay of a few days in Demer. Jerry Rowan is one of a number who have been attacked by the grippe dur ing the past week. J. Lester of the carpenter torce in the shops has quit the railroad service and gone to Billings. Attorney Boyd was called to the county seat south of us on business the last of last week. P. L. McMillan of Salida, Colo., ar rived in Alliance today for a few days' visit with relatives. Geo. J. Sutton begins the new month by setting his subscription to The Herald into next ear. Roadmaster D- E. Lynch of Edge, mont made the metropolis his head quarters last Tuesday. Father McNamara was kept busy a good part of last weok visiting the sick ntnong his patishoners. Alliance's elocutionary talent was recognized last week by the Methodist people of Crawford. They had ar ranged for an entertainment for Ftiday evening and phoned to Alliance for a reader to assist in the same. Miss Agatha Gregg responded and took the train for Crawford, accompanied by Mrs- E. M- Gregg. E. G. Rowland of Hemingford made this office a pleasant call when in the county seat yesterday- B. F. Swain ot Harrison, Nebr., had business at the Alliance Land office the latter part of the week. The Woman's Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. G. L. Griggs to morrow (Friday) afternoon. E. A. Thorson, of the International Harvester force, was'down from Craw ford the forepart of the week. J . B. Fletcher and wife have rented room1 over the Pardey bakery and will go to housekeeping there-'s'oon. Attorney Tuttle was in the north part of the county on professional bus iness the latter part of last week. Marion Pyle, having secured em ployment at Casper, Wyo., left for that point via Crawford on Monday. J. W. Guthrie left on No. 43 for Chadron last Tuesday afternoon on a business trip, to be gone a week or ten days. Peter Kicken's new kerosene plow has arrived and will be ready for ser vice as soon as the frost is out of the ground. The Western Land & Cattle Co., shipped in a car load of steers for their ranch on Monday. Oskosh Neb., Herald. W. E. Spencer made a trip up the Guernsey branch ou Tuesday of this week, visiting a number of towns on business. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. M. O. Joder on Tuesday of next week, at 3 p.m. All members are re quested to be present. We are informed that J. C McCor kle, manager of the Nebraska Land Co., put through a big real estate deal within the last few days. M. O. Joder and John McNulty are two Herald subscribers who set their subscription accounts ahead in the closing days of Febauary. Mrs. Nellie Hilher, who accompan ied Mrs. W W.Norton to the coast, is now visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Cooper, in Sheridan, Wyo. W. A. Coleman came down from Crawford, where he has been engaged in carpenter work, and after visit ing awhile with his family retumed on the last Sunday afternoon traiiK Chas. Wallace has resumed work ou The Times- He has a homestead claim in Sioux county which requites his attention and a part of Ins time. Geo. A- Hills buys hides and pays the highest pric. Come in and see how I oil harnas for S1.00 per set. Gut my prices ou harness goods. ""The Woman's Club will be enter tainod tomorrow evening by Mrs. Hoi loway and Mr. Lewis. They will attend the Crystal, after which refresh ments will be served at Mrs, Hollo way's rooms, over Norton's store. John Barnstead of Hemingford had business in Alliance yesterday and dropped into The Herald office long enough to shake hand3 with the new editor and give us a word of encour agement. Miss Izola Worley has been com pelled to temporarily discontinue her school work at the State University on account of difficulty with her eyes. She came in from Lincoln last Friday, but expects to return to her school work later. Through the hospitality of Mrs. A. Wiker the Woman's club was very pleasantly entertained last Friday ev ening at supper given by the Baptist ladies. There were 23 in the com pany and a special table was arranged for them. Geo. A. Hills disposed of his resi dence property to A. E. McKeen in a deal in which he becomes proprietor of the harness shop, which he formerly owned. Mr. McKeen returns to Lin coln instead of moving to Alliance as he expected to do. The old reliable firm of Watkins & Feagins comes to the front this week with an ad that will interest stockmen and farmers in Nebraska. They are accustomed to handling big deals and can make this proposition to the inter est and benefit of their customers. Mrs. Annie Crawford of Scottsbluft, district deputy of the Royal Neighbors, stopped over in Alliance last Saturday enroute to Omaha, where she goes to attend a school of instructions for dep uties. She initiated a class of six on Saturday evening at a special meeting held at the residence of Mrs. Bowman. On last Friday W. L. Trueblood received word of the death of his mother in Iowa. It was impossible for him to return to attend the funeral on account of sickness in his own fam ily. His mother had arrived at the ripe old age of eighty-nine years at the time of her death. She had been an invalid for thirty-five years. A. L. Johnson, an old resident of Box Butte county, having lived here for twenty-two years, and who moved from here to McKee, Ore., was in Al liance last Ftiday. He left on the afternoon train for Hemingford, where he intends to stop for a few days, re turning to his new home in Oregon with his mother. Mr. Johnson says that he likes the country fine and things are booming out there. Notice. ' Specia 1 Announcement to Cattle-Raisers PAN HANDLE White Faced STEER S Short Horn I Having moved my offioe from the First National bank building to the Fletcher block, water consumers are roquosted to call at the latter place to pay tusir accounts. . w. upisnxw, Water Commissioner i 1 We are now selling Vhite-Faced and Short-Horn Pan Handle Steers; yearling, one, two and three-year-olds, In lots of from 100 to 5,000. Our prices range as follows: Delivered to any sta tion in Nebraska, Wy oming or South Dako ta. $1 more for Ne braska cattle to River Yearlings, $19 to $23 2-year-old, $24 to $27 3-year-old, $29 to $32 Deliveries from May 10 to June 10 We can sell these steers on time at 8 with good security. Carry steers until 4 years old. Come and see us now to be sure you get your cattle Aatk:ins 8c Fea gins i Rooms 18 and 19, Rumer Blk. Alliance, Nebr. Y m