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including
Wash Suits, OnePiece Dresses,
Dressing Sacques, White Goods
for Waists and Children's Dresses
Also, Hair Goods,
Including the new Turbans and Turban Braids
In fact, everything to complete
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
Babe Moran is a new employe at the
Alliance Grocery.
D. L. Lucey is a, new employee at
the Holsten drug store.
M. J. Connor of Canton visited
Alli
ance on business Monday.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Hand has been very sick.
Geo. Hed;ecock motored down to
Alliance ftom his farm Monday.
"A Rollicking Ramble through Ire
land" at the opera house touight.
We are glad to say that John A.
Mallery whe was very ill is better.
Delia Nelson who has been very sick
with measles is now able to be in school.
J. E. Whcatly, the Grand Junction
apple man, was in Alliance last week.
W. H. Hood left for Omaha Mon
day where his wife is in the St. Joseph
hospital.
Chas. Glaze, the Hemingford marble
man, came down to the county seat on
44 Monday.
Miss O'Donnell has accepted the
position of book-keeper for the Alliance
Grocery Co.
Miss Starr of Ravenna is visiting her
friends, Mrs. A- E. Nelson and Mrs.
S. K. Warrick.
S. A. Miller has added a number of
new bill board3 to his Alliance Adver
Using System.
James Potmesil, senior and junior,
father and son, came jdown to Alliance
on 44 Monday.
Miss Francis Lockwood who i9 at
tpndinir college in Hastings is at home
to spend Easter.
Miss Loretta McNamara of Emmetts
burg, la., a neice of Mrs. Mert Keane,
is visiting the latter.
Conductor Betebenner and family re
turned last Sunday from their trip to
California and Idaho.
Fred Melick, Omer Scribner and Bud
Thompson came down from Heming
fold on business Tuesday.
A little son, Harold C. by name, ar
rived at the home of Mr and Mrs. T.
H. Beesou on last Friday,
Mike Butler drove down from his
ranch in the north part of the county
Monday on land business.
Mrs. Robert Birney is enjoying a
visit from a school mate, Mrs. Guy M.
Richards of Grand Island.
J. p. Hazard was limping along the
street last Saturday, his lameness being
caused by a kick from a pony.
Editor Clark and W. M. Spencer of
Hemingford were taking in the county
seat last Saturday afternoon.
The dental parlors of Kennedy Bros,
were closed this week on account of the
death of Mrs. A. J. Kennedy.
Geo. Willoughby has decided to re
turn to Madison county and will leave
here about the first of the month.
Mrs. A Gregory and children are
visiting relatives in Ravenna. They
expect to remain a couple ol weeks.
ivtro. ('has. Mathews of Marsland
came in on No. 44 Sunday to
visit
with relatives and friends in
Alliance.
tm :, .,r, n vnnant residence in
Alliance, but O'Keefe Bros, are
build
see our line
R.
SIMMONS
Jf
ing a number of houses to sell or rent.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips who is teach
ing near Hemingford spent Sunday in
Alliance.
You will miss a treat if you fail to
hear, "A Rollicking Ramble through
Ireland" at the opera house this even
ing. Geo. E. Vounkin was laid up with
an attack of the grippe a few days last
week, but is attending to business again
as usual.
P. K. Christiansen and fumilv drove
down to Alliance Monday morning
from their larm in the north part of
the county. '
D. A. Fitch, adjuster for the Travel
ers' Iudemnitv Company, nnived from
Sidney last Friday to spend a few days
in the city.
Mr. Stedman ofOmaha, general
ageht for Success Oil!Burner,arrived in
Alliance Monday. He represents an
Omaha company.
Easter vacation at the St. Agnes
Academy began on Wednesday of last
week and will continue until the Mon
day following Easter.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet in the
church parlors, Wednesday afternoou,
March 30, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Ray Dietlein is visiting at the
home of her parents and will be here
until after Easter. Ray will come down
Sunday to spend Easter.
Mrs. V. Fawcett and daughter re
turned Saturday from Ravenna where
thev were called to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Fawcett's father.
One nearly uew Oliver typewriter,
on easy payments. Also, shdw cases
and cash and package carrier system.
Inquire at Norton s Store. i5-2t
Matt Beaumont, one of the old set
tiers in the north part of the county,
residing west of Hemingford, had busi
ness in this city Tuesday-
Rav Dietlein, after several days un
successful hunting for ducks on the
ranch of his parents, south of town,
returned to Crawford last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Carey who recently com
pleted a business couse at one of Oma
ha's commercial colleges, is now em
ployed in the county treasuier's office.
On account of the traffic being some
what slack at present the helper en
gine has been taken off at Edgemmit.
and Gus Johnson has returned homo
Among the many spring imprnv
merits that have already been marie,
is one at the Burlington Hotel, the
office having been enlarged and remodeled-
When writing to any of your friends
near Bonner, you should address your
letters to Lightner, as that is the name
of the new postomce at that place. B.
Lightner is postmaster.
Frank Murray has had his address
for the Herald changed from Hamburg,
Iowa, to Alliance, having moved from
the southeastern part of the Hawkeye
state lo Box Butte county.
Saturday was the first of the prize
clock drawings at the famous. Mrs.
U. N- Hoskins had the lucky number
and was given five dollars. This makes
twice she has won this prize,
Lou Corhin, at one time a resident
of Alliance but whose home for the
past eight years has been at Indianola
is visiting friends in the city, a guest
at the Tash home. Ho expects later
to visit friends and relatives in Penn
sylvania and then to go south ere
another winter overtakes us, probably
visiting old battlegrounds en route.
See the $5.00 Hats at
Regan's Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Coffman, parents
of Mrs. V D. Rumcr, Who have spent
the winter at the home of their daugh
ter in this city, departed Tuesday for
their home at Fairfield, la.
Thomas Martin and family recently
came to Alliance from Cheyenne and
have taken up their icsidcnce here.
Mr. Martin is a pipe fitter and does
night work for the C. B. & Q.
For potted Easter plants
see Alliance Grocery Co.
Miss Ida Hagel of Norfolk is making
a three weeks visit at the homo of Rev.
and Mrs. McLaughlin. This is her
first visit to this part of Nebraska and
she is well pleased with this country.
Few people realize that the best time
to be happy is right now! It we rush
madly on into the future always looking,
always searching for something better,
we will pass our opportunities, our
happiness, and our mansions of peace.
See the $5.00 Hats at
Regan's Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright were visiting
at the home of Mrs. Wright's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson last week
and left tho first of the week for Ft.
Worth, Texas, and other southern
points on an extended visit,
Tlios. Caton came in from his ranch
the first of the week to make arrange
ments to movo his family to Alliance in
the near future. Mr. Katou has pur
chased several lots and expects to erect
a commodious dwelling. For the pres
ent he will occupy rented property.
For potted Easter plants
see Alliance Grocery Co.
F. Moulton and Miss Bessie Bullock
have charge of the tailoring establish
ment formerly owned by Mr. Huskin's,
but which has been purchased by the
Phillips Land Co. They are kept busy
filling the many orders that arc being
received.
Younkin has fitted, up in good shape
the room formerly occupied by M. O.
New's grocery, opposite the Younkin
hotel, and has moved his lunch counter
and dining room from the rear of tho
hotel to this building. This is a more
convenient location, and as a result
there has been a marked increase in
the business.
Easter Saturday sale of
Trimmed Hats at Regan's.
Word has been received from Thos.
Dillon in Omaha by his father, Pat
Dillon, announcing his recovery from
an operation performed in the General
hospital of that city, and that he would
return home in a few days.
Among the relatives and friends who
were in attendance at the funeral of
Geo. A. Douglas, the young man who
was killed by accidental shooting, were
Mr. and Mrs Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Otto and J. C Foster and family
of Lakeside, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Thompson of Minatare.
Harry Kipp formerly chief stenog
rapher in the Trainmaster's office was
down from Deadwood last Sunday to
visit his brother, H. E. Grings, of the
Herald office force. Mr. Kipp has been
promoted to a responsible position in
the compauy's service at Deadwood.
He is a competent young man and will
undoubtedly be promoted again soon.
E. C. Whisman, painter, paperhang
er and decorator, returned today from
Hemingford where he has been engag
ed in decorating the Methodist church,
Mr. Whisman has plenty of work to
keep him busy, but believes in patron
izing his home newspaper and accord
ingly orders his name placed on the
Herald subscription list and his card
inserted in our advertising columns.
Miss Gladys Boon made a trip with
her father to their ranch 10 miles south
of town last week, returning yesterday.
She has many friends in that neigh
borhood with whom she had a pleasant
visit. She brought back something
more than a 1000 votes in the Herald
piano contest.
Win. Robinson, munager of tho Ben
nett Piano Co., Omuhn. arrived In Alli
ance lust Saturduy with a car load of
thing-s for his farm 22 miles northwest
of this city. The car contained a team
of fine horses, agricultural implements
anil other things necessary for the
farmstead. George Jadin came along
and will have charge of the farm.
Work has been commenced erecting a
houe and other buildings. Mr. Robin
sun Is especially proud of his team
which he thinks is one of the finest
ever brought to this country.
Order cut flowers for
Raster of Alliance Grocery
Co.
On Mondav morning of this week.
Miss Laura Miller, one of the Herald's
compositors, received a telegram from
Albion, Nebr., informing her of the
serious illness of her mother. She and
her brother, C W. Miller, who is a
Burlington fireman, left on 44 that dav
for their home town. The onlv word
wo have had from them since their de
parture is that their mother was very
low and did not recognize them. We
hope for the best.
Two fires occurred almost simultane
ously in the northeast part of town
vesterday afternoon. Owing to a de
fective chimney on the house top of
Fred Countryman's residence, sparks
blew to the barnyard, starting a fire
which burned the barn and the contents
except the horses which were gtten
out. The place belongs to Mrs. Regan,
Fred's loss consisted of single harness,
saddle, bridle, three dozen chickens,
etc. The other fire was about 80 rods
distant in John Pilkiugton's smoke
house. We have not learned the extent
of the loss at the latter plncc, hut un
derstand that it included too lbs. of.
meat,
4s ct. sauce pans for
30 cts., Saturday only, at
The Fair.
Geo. J. Downey of York, a member
of the Thompson-Downey Land Co. of
Scottsbltiff, a real estate firm recently
organized passed through Alliance to
day enrouto to his new home. Mr.
Downey seems to be a pusher and is
enthusiastic ovor the future develop
ments of the North Platte valley. He
and his firm will no doubt do a good
share of the real estate business of
Scottsbluff county.
Order cut flowers for
Easter of Alliance Grocery
Co.
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I ANNOUNCEMENTS.
st. mXtthew's episcopal church
The services on Easter day will be:
Holy Communion (low mass) at 8 a.m.
Morning prayer, Holy Communion,
(high mass) and sermon at 11 a. in.
A special service for the Knight Temp
lars at 4 p. in.' Tho following will be
the program:
11 a. m.
Processional Hymn No. no
Easter Anthem, "Christ our Passover"
Psalms and Gloria.
To Deuin laudarmis.
Jubilate Doo.
Hymn No. 112
Kyrie Elicson
Gloria Tibi
Gratias Tibi
Hymn No. 117
Sermon.
Offertory Anthem, "The Resurrection"
Presentation.
Sursum Corda
Sanctus
Beuedictus Qui Venit
Agnus Dei
Gloria in Excelsis
Nunc Dimittis
Recessional Hymn , No. 115
4 p. M.
Processionol Hymn,.. .... No. 514
Prayer and Rcspouscs
Psalm 113
Gloria Patri.
Psalm 118
Gloria in Excelsis
Magnificat
Nunc Dimittis.
Hymn .. ..1 ....,, No. 111
Address
Anthem
Presentation
Benediction
Recessional Hymn No. 516
The Rector earnestly Hopes that all
communicants will make a special
effort to receive communion at either
the 8 o'clock or n o'clock service. The
offerings will be devoted to church ex
penses, and will be taken up at all ser
vices. The Rector also calls attention
to the parish business meeting to be
held in the church at 8 p. m. on Mon
day. All members and regular con
tributors should be present to hear the
reports of officers, and to elect officers
for the ensuing year.
UNITED PRESBVTEKIAN CHURCH
Morning topic, "lie is risen," Regular
services in the evening. Y, P. C- U. at
6;30 p. m.
UAPTIST CHURCH.
Haster Sunday at the Baptist church
will be observed in accordance with the
spirit of the day. The pastor will preach
an faster sermon in the morning. The
choir will render a special Easter program
in the evening. H. Y. P. U. at 6:30.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning topic. "Resurrection." liven
ing topic, "Christ, the peace giver." The
following music will be rendered by the
choir: Anthems "We Declare unto You
(lad Tidings," by Harry Alexander Mat
thews; "Lift up Your Heads," by Ira U
Wilson: '-The Lord of Life Is Risen," by
E. L. Ashford. I)uet-"Hosanna," by Jules
(iravier; Mrs. Cruicksliank and Mr. A. J.
Welch. Duet-''.Magdalene," by U. W
Warren; Mrs, K S. Jackson and Miss
Mogue. Mrs. Cruickshank, organist, Mr
A .1 Welch, chorister.
METHODIST KPISCOPAL CHURCH
Morning; Organ prelude, "Sancta Ma
rie," Faure. Hymn no. 23; prayer; scrip
ture reading; gloria; organ offertory; mar
che Pontificate, Gounod; anthem by the
choir,"Christ, the Lord, is risen today."
.1, F, Kinsey; Hymn no. 177; sermon,
"Christ entombed vs, Christ enthroned;''
octette, "lie liveth again;" Hymn no. 171
benediction. The topic of the evening
sermon will be, "Have we a soul to save?"
A beautiful musical program has been
prepared for the evening.
Easter Saturday sale of
Trimmed Hats at Regards.
Good Work of A. V- F. D.
About 10:40 a. in. today, the blowing
of the fire whistle called the Alliance
Volunteer Fire Department to extin
guish a blaze in the roof of the two
story parsonage, nest of the United
Presbyterian church. The fire evident
ly Btarted from sparks from a chimney
blowing under the deck of the roof.
Had it not been put under control im
mediately, there is no doubt that a
disasterous fire would have resulted.
Had the parsonage burned, it would
have also without doubt taken the
church. The response of the fire de
partment was one of the quickest we
have ever seen anywhere. The build
ing was saved without anv great loss.
For Sale Cheap Percheron stallion,
seven years old, fine disposition and
good breeder, color black, wcIrIiI 1800
bs. J. A. Kurr.AN, 15 at
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RAILWAY NOTES AND PERSONALS.?
Geo. Ethnrl, formerly a passenger
hrakeman out of Alliance, passed through
tho city Wednesday on hf way to Mon
tana. He has been spending tliu winter
In Qulncy. III.
Brakoman J C. Jack's wife and daughter
have arrived from Kansas City. Mrs.
Jacks expresses herself as being very well
pleased with this western country.
It is reported that switchman W. M.
Sowers has resigned from tho service. Ho
has been laid up for about six monliis, the
result of injuries received in the yards.
(A lot of railroad news is crowded out
this week on account of being received too
late for publication. Ed.)
Family Horse for Sale.
Ptmily horse, L.111... -. and phaeton
fi' nlc. Horse is gentli- and not afraid
of automobiles.
D, B. McLaughlin,
802 Missouri ave. 14-31
Garden Plowing, Etc.
Garden plowing n specialty. Will also
do hauling, lawn and gurden work,
etc., on short notice. Phono 100 blue,
I H-3t.
For Sale
Rhode Islaiid Red roosters one year
old. Hatched from eggs from Henry
Field. Prico $1.50. Dr. Oliver Mc
Ellen, Hemingford, Nebr. 15-21
Eggs For Hatching.
R. I. R. and B. P. R. hen eggs.
Phone 418 or call at 519 Bighorn ave.
Alliance. M. J. Baumgakdnhr, 15-it
LI-GAL NOTICi:
lu the District Court of Hox Hutte County,
Nebraska. .
In the mutter nt tlio Ouimlliiuslilp) Order to
ot Adcllu Itumvlull, an timiino- Htiow
I'proon. ) iJauso
Tim cause enmo on for henrlng upon tlin
petition of Pinnk 11. ItuniMloll, gunrriliin of
tlio person and usttito of Ailcllii lliiuitsdoll, an
tnsuup portion, praying for 11 license to hell tlio
south half of tlio .smuhoust quarter (Sl-S 8K
1-4) houtlilmlrVtouiliWPst iiunrtorjHl-S tWl-4)
of Section Flvo (5), In TownMiin Thirty GW). N
IIiiiikc Twelve (U) West. In Holt County, No
lirusku, or a sulllclout amount of the sntno to
iuy tho Niim of t waive hundred elfility dollnrs
tMAWOO) for the payment of uxpeusos incurred
11 UieMippurt, troiitmont, euro nnd mainten
ance of Mil J ward, thuro not biting nny nor
Konnl property nnd tho liicomn of said ward
being iiuititHcltMit to pay tho nid tlebtH and
expenses, and uuilutnln tho snld ward.
It is thoreforo onlorcd that tho next of kin
and alt persons Interested lu snld pstuto np.
netir hl'foro too ut Chambers at KuMivlIln,
Nuhriislcn, on the UOlli day of April. 11)10, nt
nlno o'clock A. M. to show cnuso why 11 li
cense should not he if runtctl to said guardian
to sell so much of tho tihovo described real
estate of snld ward lis shall be necessary to
pay said dobts and expenses. I specify tlmt
this ordrrlie published in the Alliance Her
ald, a weekly newspaper, published nt Al
liance In said county for three weeks prior to
toe (uiiuMsaiu iNNiriiiK
11!.
Dated March 'Jltli, lino.
W. II. Wkstovrii
fpS4lli-3t
liidk'u District Court.
I.IXJAI.NOTIC.r..
In the District Court of Ho Hutte County,
Kulimskii.
In tlio mutter of tho application of Suriili A.
Qlllcran, Uuurdlnn or tlio persons and os-
tnt of Mary Frances Ollloran, Prniicln U.
lpnin,iin(l I.eo (Illleran, for license to hoII
real i-stiito,
On ri'iidliiK ituil fllliitftlio petition, duly vor
llk'ilof b'urnli A. CHI lentil, (luiirdliiii of tlio
lxions and estates of .Mary 1'raiiuos Oilier
un, KrHiu'lsUlllt'run mid I.eodlllerau, for II
ccuio to sell tliu fnllowliiK real extiito of said
minors, to-wlt: Tlio North Went Quarter of
Hectton Twenty-Uvo Town. 25, Ituuxo , In
llox llutii) County, Nelirnsku, or a part there
of for the twruosu of rulfdnu fund, for tlio ed
ucation, iiuuport and maintenance, and the
comfort of said minor, and It. apiioarlnn
from raid petition that iuld rent estate con
sists of unlmpioved land with tho exception
tlmt mime Is surrounded by a fenee. and very
little If any Income it derived therefrom.
It Is therefore ordered that the next of kin
of said minors, and nil personx Interested In
said real estate appear before me at Cham
hers In the City of Hushvlllc. Shorldun nun
ty. Nebraska, on tho 18th day of April, 1'10, at
t o'clock n. in. toshowr cause. If any thuiele.
wi-y license should not lie, Krauled to said
Guardian to sell said real estate.
And It 1h further onlorwl tlmt n copy hi
this oritur ho served pcroinially on all xrsoiiM
Interested in said estutu ut least fourteen
days before tlio day set (or the heurtmr. and
be published once each week for ihreo succes
sive weeks In the Alliance Herald, a news
Iaixr printed and published In snld county.
Pitted nl i handier In the flly of Alliance.
Jinx llntte County, this 21st day of March, IMu.
Vt, II. WhHrnvEii,
JiiUkc of the District Court of
f jiMcli 'J(-:tl llox ilittto Count). Nubnisbu.
i.t Ci.vi, Nona:
In District fourt Hot llutle Count), Nebras
ka. lu Mutter of the Petition or ' V. Hinib-y.
Administrator, for License lo Soil ltoal lis
lute. Now on this 1st dav of M.iicli HMO. this
eniisucaiiioou for heurlin; tiooii the netltlou
of W. !'. Mauley administrator, or the estutu
of A. U. Huns, deceased, piuylins for license
to sell the following described real estate of
the said A. I). Uaas. to-wit.
IiOt Klxht, llluck I. loveu In town of Hem
Inxford, Hov Unite County, Nebraska, oru
sntllclent amount thereof t brimr the sum of
$750.00 for the payment or debts allowed
uxulnst said estate itud allowances and ciisls
of administration, for the ruiiMiu that there Is
not a mitiiclent amount of persouol property
in the posses-ion of said administrator be
lonKlnx to wild estutu lu puy said debts, al
lowances and costs.
Kls therefore ordered that all persons in
terested In said estatn appear beforo mo at
Chambers In the City of lluslivHc. rihcrldati
County, Nebraska, on the Kith day of April,
ltdO, at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M. to show
cause, if anv tliero lie, uliy n llceiiM." hnuld
not lie (runted tn said w. r. Ilauley. admin
istrator, to sell so much of the above describ
ed real estutu of said decedent us shall lie
necessary to nay said debts and expenses. It
Is further ordered that u copy of this order
bo served upon till persons Interested lu said
estatflby causing the same to bo puollshed
once eiich week for four succeshe weeks in
The Alliance Herald, anuuspsaper printed
ami published In said county of liox Itultu.
V. II. Wkstovku.
f p Mch 3-U Judge of the District Court.
E. C. Whisman
Practical Painter and
Paper Hanger
PHONE 700 ALLIANCE, NEBR.
IS. ZEE. errr's
Brown Leghorn Eggs
1 per 15
t -year-old hens, Jl.bO each
924 Box Butte Ae. Allianci, Neb
Miss M. Ruth Taylor
TEACHER OF PIANO
324 West Idaho. Phone 205
Edith M. Swan
'ri&Aoimu or?
PIANO, HARMONY
and Musical History
Studio 424 Laramie Avenue
TMi on n U UtO
T?0TVfc 6b
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY
AT HW,
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA,
EUGENE BURTON
Attorney at Law
Office in rooms formerly occupied by
R, C. Noleman, First Nal'l Dank blk
Phone t8o. ALLIANCE, NEB.
H. M. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
VX-,LIATSOrC. NEB.
WILCOX & BROOME
LAW AND LAND ATTORNEYS.
Long experience in state and federal
courts and as Register and Receiver U. S.
Land Office is a guarantee for prompt and
efficient Bervice.
Office, lu Land Offices HuHtllng.
ALLIANCE - NEBRASKA.
Drs. Coppernoll & Petersen
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
(Successors to Drs. Frey St Unite)
Over Norton's Store,
Office Phone 43, Residence ao
GEO. J. HAND,
PHYSICIAN AND S URGE ON
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
DR. C. H. CHURCHILL
PHYSICIAN AND SIHOCON
(Successor to Dr. .1. E. Monro)
OFFICE IN FLETCHER BLOCK
ortlce hours Il-I2a, m. il-i p.m. T;S0-B p. in.
Office Phono 62
Res. Phono, 85
H. A. COPSE Y, M. D.
Physician und Surgeon
Phone 3IIU
Culls answered promptly Uuy and night from
ollllco. Otlfces: Alliance National Dank
ilulldlutr over the PostOUlce.
DR. CHAS. E. SLAGLE
WITH
DR. BELLVVOOD
Special Attention
Paid to Eye Work
Drs. Bowman & Weber
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
First National Bauk Bid;;. Rooms 4-56
Office hours, 10 to 12 a, in.,
1:30 to 4, 7 to 8 p. in.
Office Phono 65 Res. Phone 16 & 184
Dr. H. R. Belville
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XHjfcTa-ISI?
PHONE 167
Opera House Block
Alliance, Nebr.
T, J. THRELKELD,
Undertaker and Embalmer
OFFICE PHONE 498
RES. PHONE 207
ALLIANCE, NEBR.
THE GADSBY STORE
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
FUNERAL SUPPLIES
OFFICE PHONE 493
RESIDENCE PHONES 207 and 510
j. P. HAZARD
Surveyor and Engineer,
AI.I.UNCi:, Ni:UHASKA
Parties out of town should
am out much of the time
write, as I
Charges will not exceed $5.00
penses per day.
and ex-
W. F. ROSENKRANZ
Practical Blacksmithing and WafiM
Work. Horseshoeing a SpcUtty
Shop on Dakota St, between Bex BvtU zv4
Laiamle Avenues, AHIaoce, Hb.