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Alliance, Neb.
CORRESPONDENCE
HASHMAN
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Wallace's
Transfer Line
(Too late for last week)
Ladies Aid will meet at Unity church
June 0.
A. Rlcley and family spent Sunday at
Cal. llashman's.
Earl Tnllrula spent Sunday afternoon
at Fred Nlehol's.
Preaching- services will bo hold at
tTnlty church June 0.
J, Loer took a loud of hay to Hem
ingford lust Tuesday.
Curl Hashman wns a caller at Mrs.
Skinner's last Monday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs called at Mr.
Lelshmau's last Sunday,
F. Nichols returned from Sioux
county one day last week.
Mrs. Hlla Hashman was a caller at
Mrs. Skinner's one day last week.
Mr. Keller spent Tuesday night at
Mr Skinner's and purchased a load of
potatoes.
Peter Kickens is breaking- ICC acres
of land in this neighborhood with his
steam plow.
, A. Ross and A, Loer have come from
Sioux county to plant potatoes in this
neighborhood.
Royce Nichols, who has been work
ing at Mr. Lawrence's a few weeks, is
at home again.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Leishman were
out auto riding and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Skinner.
Roll In Ross was in this neighborhood
a few days last week but haB returned
to Sioux county again.
Ethel and Fay Uembry spent Satur
day evening and Sunday forenoon with
their aunt, Mrs. M. Leishman.
Fred Turner was out setting up a
couple of broken posts on the phone
line one day last week.
John Kendcll, who has teen working
the Skinner farm, Is working at A. J.
Qughagen's for a few weeks.
A. Leishman finished painting N. G.
Lcishman's new house and has returned
to his home in the sand hills.
Mr. Godfrey called at Mr. Skinner's
last Tuesday and took his team of mules
uome which he has been pasturing In
Mr. Skinner's pasture.
Ira Johnson made a trip to Alliance
one day last week to take home a large
supply tank but on tho way home his
horses became frightened at an auto
and ran away throwing the tank from
the wagon and doing considerable
damage to It.
Mrs. F. Clark and son Harry left Alli
ance on 44 Sunday for their home in
Billings, Montana. They have spent
about five weeks visiting friends and
relatives in and near Alliance. Her
father and mother live on a farm eleven
miles and her sister four miles north
west of Alliance.
nineISlecanyon
Miss Nora Cogar is home on a vacation.
the valley from Mitchell and beyond.
Head Councils A. R. Talbot of Lincoln
and Cyclone Davis of California did the
oratory stunts, while baseball und
other sports mado the day's festivities
last far Into the night with speaking
and initiatory work.
HUBBLEFLAT
Lyslo Duer was a caller at John's one
day last week.
Mrs. Anna Dan ton's school is out this
week on Tuesday. We have not heard
the program for" the day.
W. H Hubble and family, John I
Duerr and Ed Swcezy spent Saturday
west of Minatare fishing.
Wo understand that the church by
Mr. Lynch's is "to be dedicated twfj
week's' from last Sunday. We believe
it is to be a C. C. Ilaptist.
The box supper at Wlckier school
house was well attended. A fine pro
gram was prepared by Miss Huston.
Their reward for the supper was 823.
Mrs. Heck passed throngh Hubblo's
Flat on her way to Canton Saturday to
preach Sunday. She was accompanied
to Canton by John Chapman and wife
and Mr. and Mrs. Deam.
Don Overman is about to start a large
show in a tent at Scotts Bluff. , Don
has decided not to run a restaurant,
thinks n show more profitable. He
would like all of his friends to come.
RENO
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited. Phone 4
Frank Wallace, Prop'r.
ORDER A CASE OF POP
Mji with your next grocery order. The following &
Tul grocery firms will deliver at your home l$
M 24 bottles, any flavor, for 75c: ft
IS Mallery Grocery Co.
m Alliance Grocery Co.
J8 James Graham
m A. D. Rodgers
?9?SP Manufactured by GOLDEN ROD BOTTLING WORKS
S. . Desch dc Co.
Geo. W. Duncan & Son
Phillips Grocery Co.
Watson d? Watson
Ilostou Meek planted potatoes last
week.
Lonic Friend spent Sunday with the
home folks.
Frank Johnson made a trip to Scotts
IllufT Tuesday.
Rollie Reed visited over Sunday with
his aunt, Miss Wilson. p
ltoston Meek spent Sunday with his
parents in Sioux county.
Miss Helen Uecson called on Misses
Sadie and Vinv Horn Tuesday.
Geo. Evans and Fred Burns have put
windmills on their homesteads.
Miss Helen lteeson's manv friends
Welcome her back to Nine Mile.
Mr, Moorehead and Mr. Carpenter
aie working on the ditch for Arthur
Clure.
Mr. Hamlin, agent for Hastings
nursery, has sold quite a few trees In
this vlcluity the past week.
Dr. Percival Lowell of Boston thinks
he has discovered canuls on the planet
of Mars, but it is only the reflection of
the government ditch making its way
through Nine Mile that impresses the
picture on the Professor's telescope.
Nearly all the men of Nine Mile took
their families to Scotts Bluff, Friday,
to attend the M.W. A. Rally. It was de
signed to make a big day of it for visit-1
ing wooumen, carioaas 01 wnom came
from Alliance, Bridgeport and down
E. A. McFall made a trip to Alliance
one day last week.
Mrs. Fanny Switzer is nttending
Normal at Alliance.
Miss Beulah Smith is visiting with
the Berrys' this week,
Len Boyer is contemplating giving a
dance in his new house Saturday night.
Henry Hier hauled dipping oil from
Alliance the first of the week.
Mrs. Bessie Gregg of Alliance visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Strong,
last week.
Bennlc Keeler of Alliance is visiting
at the Hier ranch and helping dip cat
tle this week.
Miss Lula Nelson returned to Alli
ance last week where she is employed
by Mrs. J. A Mallery.
Everyone seems to bo enjoying their
new phones out this way. The only
trouble Is that they all want to talk at
once.
Mrs. Fanny Switzer and Manche
Berry of Reno, and Miss Beulah Smith
of Alliance visited with the Warn
baugh's last Sunday.
We understand there is to be a dance
in the hay mow of the new livery sta
ble at Lakeside Friday or Saturday
night. Everyone is invited.
Henry Hier went to Alliance Sunday
on business. His sister-in-law and son
who have been visiting for the past
week returned home with him,
This seems to be a bad year for cut
worms and potato bugs. Everyone is
complaining of them as they are eat
ing up the gardens and potatoes as
fast as they come up.
STRASBURGER
Ella were the guests of the Slndelar
family Sunday.
Joe Caha was trading in Hemingford
Saturday.
Memorial services will be held at
Curly next Sunday.
A telephone meeting was held at
Frank Carta's Monday.
O. J. Scribner autoed out to Morav
ek's Monday in a Ford.
Ray Woods autoeil out to Frank
Ewing's oue day last week.
Frank Ewing was after a load of
potatoes at John Currans last week.
Quite a number of Canton people at
tended the Decoration Day services in
Hemingford.
Miss Agnes Moravek visited her
Iriend, Miss Clara -Burri in Heming
ford last week.
Miss Angie Hickay went to Alliance
one day last week to have an operation
performed for appendicitis.
Miss Etta Michael accompanied by
her sister Miss Mabel went to Alliance
to attend the summer school.
Memorial services were held at 'the
Canton church by Rev- Boyer Sunday.
A large crowd was in attendance.
Those that are dipping cattle this
week are G. H. Clayton, Safford Bros.,
C. W. Lockwood, Lou Hood and Mrs.
Ella Hickey.
Mr. Wheaton of Alliance autoed out
to Chas. Moravek's last Tuesday. He
was accompanied by Mr. Fronapfel of
Hemingford.
Uncalled For Letters
Repair Work
Sewing Machines and
Organs.
Have secured the services of a prac
tical mechanic and can guarantee all
Don't trust your
repair men. Thi3
permanently. Re-
for all
ma-
Following is a list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the postoffice at
Alliance, Nebraska, for the week end
ing June G, 1910; if not called for
on or before June 20, 1910, will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office at
Washington, D. C.
Roman. Andrew
Curry, Mr. Nike
Grote, Sir. Ed
Jones, Miss Martha
i.ewes, ueorge
work done by him.
work to travelling
man will be here
pairs and parts furnished
chines.
Phone 139. Geo. D. Darling.
E. O. COOL
Plumbing and Fitting
All work guaranteed first-class
PHONE iiV BED
BASEMENT ZBINDEN BLOCK
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
LEGAL NOTIOL.
In tho District Court Box Botte county,
Nebraska.
In the matter or tne application
Oilman, guardian of the pen-on and
W. Mario Ball, Edith U. Hall,
Admire. W. H. (2)
Congdon. Kalph
Deerlng, Mrs. Julia
CJlnnus, James
Kerr. Miss Evelyn
Lewis, Mrs. Leatlve
Lenchoy, Mr. O. F.
Powell, Lew in
Richter, Mr. Eugene
Stanley, John
Tunnlr, Eddie
Watklns, Walter D.
Leachma. P. C.
Nlckson, Mr. Tom
Porter, Miss Lenorc
Itldly. Charles
Ihlbault. Frank
VunKlrk. WilbnrO-)
Wuldvogle, Marie (2)
Mention advertised when calling for
letters on this list. "
Ira E. Tash. Postmaster.
BONNER
of B. P.
estate of
Helen C. B all,
Minors.
onimu to snow cause
Spoclul May 17, 1910 Term
The caaso came on for hearing upon tho
petition of B-F. Gllmun, guardian of tho es
tate of W. Mario Ball. Tidlth G. Ball and
Helen O. Ball, minors, praying for license to
sell their Interest in northwest qnarter sec
lion 1 i township 25 north Iiango 49 west ia
Box Butto County. Nebraska, or a suflioient
amount of the samo for tho education main
tenance and support of said minors, and it ap
pearing from enlil petition that s.tld estate of
said minors, is an undivided interest in said
lands and unimproved wild uralrlo land, and
110 income Is obtained therefrom. It Is there
for ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before mo at chambers at my
ofllce in ltuslivlile. Hherldnn County, Ne
braska, on the ISth day of June, UUO.lto show
cause why a license should not bo granted to
said B F. GUman to sell said real estate at
guardians sulo for tho purposes mentioned,
und that a copy of this order bo published for
three successive weeks in tho Alliance Herald,
a weekly newspaper published at Alliance,
Nebraska.
Dated this 17th day of May, 1010.
V 11 Westover
fp .May 10-4t Judge of'the District Court.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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Alliance on business
breaking land for
Irby Hall is in
this week.
Julius Eckcrle is
Guy Comer.
Mr. Phllpott was in Strasburger Sat
urday evening.
Mr. Greeo nnd John Cox drove to Al
liance Sunday.
Jim Anderson is putting in alfalfa
for Jeff. Orr this week.
Floyd Counts was trading at the
Square Deal Store Tuesday.
Mr. McMillan is getting J. 11. Stras
burger's field into fine shape.
Chas. Wade and family have moved
out on their claim und will live in a
tent until their house Is completed.
John McNeal has sowed a 00 acre
crop this spriug. A good job for one
man. but John is a worker.
Rev. McLaughlin of Alliance held
services at the Strasburger school house
Sunday. It is reported that the Meth
odists and Presbyterians are contem
plating the building of a church at
Strasburger
CANTON
Mrs. John Moravek and -daughter
Miss Josephine Fickle returned to the
ranch Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Boon and family spent
the day with Mrs. Masy Thursday.
Joe Carey, the well man from Alli
ance, is putting down wells in this
vicinity this week
Mrs, Elizabeth Ralls returned horrfe
from Morrill Monday. Her mother Is
much improved.
Floyd Pinkerton and sister, Mrs. Jess
Chambers, were called to the bedside
of Scott McCorkle whose life is des
paired of. We hope to hear that he is.
much Improved.
What might have been a berious ac-
I eident occured at the home of Charley
I Punnopft Xntilr.lnv TMini, lltt.lo crlr!
while playing around the yard fell in
the tank, bhe was unconsciouswhen her
mother found her but by prompt action
she was brought to and is now as well
as ever.
William Broyles and Miss Edna Shep
pard were united in marriage Tuesday
and will reside on their homestead
east of Bonner.
Rufus Thomas and Miss Avery Wood
weie'united in marriage at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Wood. Their many friends join us in
wishing them happiness and prosperity
in their new home. They will leave
for Whitney, Nebr., where they will
spend a few days with the bride's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Masher.
Stato of Nebraska
Box Butte County
In tho matter of the estate, of Annio Mc
Carthy, deceased.
l.L. A. Berry. County Judge of Box Bntto
county, Ncbruska. hereby notify all persons
having claims and demands against the estate
of Annie McCarthy that 1 have set und ap
pointed tho 17 day of October. 1010, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at tho County Court
room In Alliance, for the examination of all
claims against the estate of said decedent
with u view to their allowance and navment.
All persons interested us creditors of the
said estate will present their claims to me at
said time, or show cause for not so doing, nnd
in case any claims are not so presented by
said time they shall be forever barred.
This notice shall be served by publication
thereof for four consecutive weeks in tho
Alliance Herald, a newspaper published In
Alliance, prior to the day of hearing.
Glen under my hand and the seal of said
court tiiU 17 day of May JUIO.
23-4w Li. A. Utility, County judge.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Brown Leghorn Eggs
&1 per IS
i-year-old hens, $1.50 each
S24 Box Butts A. Alliance, Neb.
State of Nebraska I
Box Butte County t"
In tho matter of the estate of Florence Mc
Carthy, deceased.
1. li. A. Berry, County .Tudgo of Box Butto
county, Nebraska, hereby notify all persons
ha ing claims and demands against tho estate
of Florence McCarthy that I lunoset and ap
pointed the 17 day of October, 1910 at 10 o'clock
in me loreuoon, 111 inououuiy court room In
Alliance, for the examination of till claims
ugalnstthe estate of said decedent with u
view to their allowance and payment.
All persons Interested us creditors of tho
said estate will present their claims to mo at
said time, or show cans'.) for not so doing, and
in cuse any claims uro not so presented by
said timo they shull bo forever barred.
This notice shull be served by publication
thereof for four consecutlvo week in tho
Alliance Herald, u newspaper published in
Alliance, prior to tho day of hearing.
Given under my hand und the seal of said
court this 17 day of May, 1910. -
-4w L. A. llutitY, County Judge.
NOTICE
To Joseph Frank and Jas. Kennedy.
You are hereby notified that 1, tho under
signed, did on the 3rd duy of November A. D.
1908, purchase at tax sale of tho treasurer of
Box Butto County, Nebraska, tho following
described land-lot situated In Box Butte
County. Nebraska. To-wlt:
The Northwest quarter ) of Section thir
teen (13) Township twenty six (20) und Kange
fifty two (52) for the tuxes of tho years 1906 und
1907, and 1 have since, und after the same be
came Delinquent, paid as subsequent tax, tha
taxes for the years 1908 und 1909:
DThat said laud-lot was taxed for tho years -of
1908 and 1907 In the name of Joseph Frank
und for the years of 1908 und 11109 in tho name
of Jus. Kennedy and you uro further notified
that after tho expiration of three mouths
from the date of tho service of this notice, I
will apply to said treasurer for u tux deed of
suid land-lot.
You will govern yourself accordingly.
Dated this 4th day of June A. It. 1910.
fp June 9-3t A. O. HitiCE.
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PERHAPS, HAS BEEN SACRIFICED
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had in your home a Piano that had proven satisfactory. Time alone will demonstrate the musical value of a good Piano and the honor of the house that sells
.Our aim has always been to sell the class of Pianos that would secure for us the confidence and esteem of the public. No Piano concern can produce a better asset
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