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Closing out sale ot noted "Figure 8" horses, from Helena, Mont. Supposed to be the best herd of draft-bred
horses in Montana, imported Percheron and Shire Stallions being used in this herd for 15 years. This offering
consists from unbranded coits to six-year-old mares weighing 1700 pounds. They are the right type of a drafc
horse, short legs and wide as a wagon kind. Teams have gone out of this herd for $500 and $600 per team,
one team we.it to Seattle for $1,000.
We have decided to sell at public sale at Alliance, Nebraska, Saturday, Sept. 25, this entire herd of 400 head of
grand, good horses, including one imported Percheron Stallion, five years old, without reserve. And we extend
a hearty invitation to all farmers and stockmen in the territory of Alliance and Western Nebraska to try and
attend this sale whether you wish to buv or not, as the opportunity has never been better to buy so many good
horses of the type the demand calls for. The colts, yearlings and two-year-old are good enough to go to any
state fair. These horses will be sold single or in car lots, or in numbers to suit purchaser.
These horses VtiiS he eh the stock yards in Alliance, Sept. 24, and we invite your inspection
Sale Positive. Terms, cash or one year's time will be given at 8 interest
Rememlber the Date,
ATURDAY
P
SEPT
and come and sec the fastest horse auction ever held in Western Nebraska
Col. i.C. Gallup,
of Omaha
AUCTIONEER
H M. Hampton, Cierk
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II UAIlii Helena, Mont
Just Received
First Shipment of
CELEBRATED
MOON BUGGIES
Direct from St. Louis Factory 2
W On Exhibition Now at o 5
PALACE LIVERY BARN z I
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If You are thinking of purchasing a Buggy, call and examine these and get prices. H. P. COURSEY
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(Received last week too lata for publi
cation.) Mr. Kcoton is clerking for the
McGogy Pool Trading Co.
Mr. Burt Bouck a plastering and
finishing up his now home.
The last small pox patient has been
discharged from the quarantine.
Mrs. Jim Tohnan and children have
just returned from n visit in Iowa.
McGogy Pool Trading Co. aro doing
a fine business this fall at the old stand.
Moro new goods at Bellamy & Mil
ler's. They have a fine stock for win
ter,
The elderly Mr. Gregory who has
been sick so long, is a little hotter this
week.
Mrs, Geo, Grogory has been on the
sick list over since she camo from Hot
Springs, S. D,
Mrs. May Holman from Oklahoma
City, has como to visit her sick father
at tho Gregory ranch,
Another wedding in tho near future
at Marsland, with several moru to fol
low during tho holidays.
Mrs. Geo, Hichcw and daughter
have gouo to Wyoming where thoy cx
pect to spend tho winter
Mrs. Leo Gregory and daughters
from Belmont, wero pleasant callers at
Marsland one day this Week.
Mrs, Durt Bcuck has returned from
tho hospital nt Hot Springs, where Dr.
Walkor performed an operation, She
is doing well,
Mr. and Mrs. Furmatt wero in town
one day this week. Thoy say they like
it very much on their ranch but it takes
a whole day to como to town,
A heavy hail storm passed this way
last Saturday and threshed all tho oats
on tho Gregory ranch before it was cut.
The storm also struck Ed Hornor's and
S, Trussoll's ranches doing lots of
damage.
Another homesteader in Dawes Co.
Last Friday morning a young man ap
peared at tho homo of Tom Baucks
and wished to be located on one of tho
best sections in Dawes county, but ho
not being of ago, will have to wait
21 years before ho can tako a claim.
Ho is a handsome fellow and weighs
six pounds,
Hashman Notes.
Mr. Loer was threshing the fore part
of tho week,
George Key was seen taking some
cattio to town Monday.
A new schoolhouso is being erected
in the Hashman district.
Miss Mildred Nichols has been on
the sick list for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross returned home
from Sioux county Sunday evening.
Sunday school in tho Unity church
will bo at half past two next Sunday.
Mrs. JcBsio Key and her brother,
Sidney, wero callers at Mr. Hashman's
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Marsh and three children, of
Alliance, returned to their home in
Sioux county Monday.
Mrs, Ella T. Skinner and grand
daughter were callers at tho hpmo of
Mr. Keys last Thursday,
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Leishman
wero Sunday callers at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. II. Skinner.
Royce Nichols was up from the
Sand Hills to spend a few hours with
his father and brothers, Sunday.
Mrs. John Loer and two children
were Sunday callers at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. James H, Skinner.
Misa Mildred Nichols and Margaret
Moore wero callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Jas. Skinner's Saturday af
ternoon. Last Sunday occurred a runaway of
Mr. Wilson's team at the home of Mr.
Leisnman, wnere Mr. wuson was
helping thrash, but we do not know the
parliculras.
Before ordering anything in the line
of office supplies of traveling salesmen
or mail order houses call up the West
ern Office Supply Co., and let them
show you samples. Phono 58 or 340-
Wanted Girls to work at Alliance
Steam Laundry; good wages; steady
employment.
Auction Sale of Real Estate
By Trustee of 8360 Acres of Land
In Banner County, Nebras
ka, farm land, some under
irrigation. Sale date, Octo
ber 6, 1909. This is all good
wheat, oats, and alfalfa land,
and will be sold in tracts to
the highest bidder. Special
train service. Terms reason
able. Write C. M. Gruen
ther, Trustee, Columbus, Ne
braska NOW for full particu
lars. This ad. will appear
this one time only.
DAMAGED SHELLS !
Smokeless Powder
DISCOUNT 15 per cent
CASE LOTS 20 per cent
A Case of Shells which formerly soli
for $13.00, now $11.00
Newberry's Hardware Co.