The Town of
Lingle, Wyoming
Offers excellent opportuities for going Into business or for
a home. A new town, surrounded by 178,000 acres of irri
gable land, which is 100,000 acres more than the town of
Scottsbluff with a population of 3,000, has. It will make
the best town of the North Platte Valley.
The Letter ranch of 2,50ded by thousands of acres of thriving
alfalfa and sugar beets. The nearest town Is ten miles
away.
The Letter ranh of 2,500 ares of alfalfa land, surrounding
the town, la for sale at low prices on very reasonable terms,
In tracts of from 10 to 160 acres. A small payment down
with five years' time on the balance at six per cent Is re
quired. Lingle lots are now selling at from $150 to $500 on very
easy terms. For full information regarding the farm land,
town lots or business opportunities, address LLOYD C.
THOMAS, Lingle, Goshen county, Wyoming.
Bargain in a Ranch
The Casebier Hills Ranch, located just north of Ft. Lar
amie station, on the Guernsey branch of the Burlington, Is
for sale quick at a very cheap price.
The ranch, which Is suitable for cattle or sheep, consists
of 1,800 acres of deeded and leased land, and controls an
unlimited amount of range. The ranch has perpetual run
ning springs on part and concrete reservoir and fine pump
ing system on the other part.
Equipped with good buildings of every kind and with an
unfailing water supply for stock, it Is the most desirable
proposition in this part of the west. Write for quick sale
price and full description to LLOYD C. THOMAS, Agent,
Lingle, Wyoming.
See the New Line of
IP and
Spring Wagons
AT
I. L. ACHESON'S
Hardware and Implement Store
Before Buying
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
ALLIANCE
GOOD
STENOGRAPHERS
Are Always in Demand.
Careful attention is given to
the welfare of each pupil in
the
ial Department
or
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
'ALLIANCE , NE BR.
Call sr Writs fsr Intaimatian
Km I ' 1
Olivtr and L C. Santa Typswrttsrs Used
CURLY
Mtr. I, K. P attar SOB hi entertain
ing her sisters, Mrs Rock Wall and
Miss Lull, of Mprea.
O. O. Howard was up from the
ditch tlio lRtter part of the week af
ter supplies.
sea
Mr. Mellck, brother of Kred, of
Hemlngford. was In this vicinity the
latter part of the week buying cat
tle and horses.
W. H. Flncher la the latest In
this vicinity to purchase an auto.
At the annual meeting of school
district No. 12, (Curly) Geo. Flaherty
wan elected treasurer to succeed him
self. The district voted to have 7
months of school during the school
year. District No. 52 (Hawthorne)
elected M. L. Whltaker treasurer,
voted a levy of 25 mills, and voted
to have 7 months school beginning
Sept. I.
Miss Josle Lashley. who has been
staying In Alliance for some time.
returned home. We understand she
Is afflicted with rheumatism.
Mrs. Jennie Broshar Is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Wagner,
of Paris, III.
Mrs. Mary I. Jones, mother of our
esteemed fellow-cttlzen, Geo. P.
Jones, sustained a serious Injury by
being thrown from a buggy in which
she was riding. The horse which
she was driving shied at an auto
and became unmanageable, overturn
ing the buggy.
The Curly ball team have received
their new uniforms and are now
ready to meet any amateur team in
this vicinity. They played a game
Sunday with the Whistle Creek
team, the score standing 16 to 3 in
favor of Curly.
The semi-annual election of offi
cers of the Curly Union Sunday
school was held last Sunday and are
as follows: Superintendent, M. L.
Whltaker; Assistant, S. L. Wagner;'
Secretary, Mrs. A. E. Hann; As
sistant. Mrs. E. L. Hawkins; Treas
urer, Mrs. C. H. Henderson; Librar
ian, Miss Esther Boyer.
C. H. Henderson has returned
from Alliance where he has been re
ceiving medical treatment and is
greatly benefitted, a fact we are
8 pleased to know.
A little daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs. J. P. McCart on Sunday,
June 25. Mother and child are do
ing well, but as for Frank- well! we
are not so sure.
MARSLAND MUSINGS
Clippins from the Marsland Tribune
of June 23rd
or Gray Guthrie, of Alliance, spent
the fore part of this week at this
place writing Insurance.
A large crowd of fans followed the
Alliance baaa. bail team here Sunday
and did Justice in the way of rooting
L. T 1 1 - siienl Mumliiv nnrl
Tuesday at his homo In this place
irom bib ronu duties lor tlie .lonn
Deere Plow- Company.
QUAKER VALLEY
Everything looks good since the
rain. An Inch and a quarter fell In
this part of the country.
Mrs. Owen, from Omaha. Is visit
ing with Mrs. Bobbins.
Mr. BaccuB and daughter, Anna,
were Sunday visitors at Casaius Farley's.
Mrs. Allen Jamison has the pleas
ure of entertaining her mother, Mrs.
De Harpart of Agra, Oklahoma.
A. Bjorndahl has finished the Btore
building at Beno and is at home for
a few clays.
Mrs. Albert Bobinson of Alliance
spent a few days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Farley.
We had a very Interesting Sunday
school last Sunday, over forty being
In attendance, with six scholars In
the young people's class. We want
at least to double this class In the
coming year, and especially Invite
all the young people tht caan possi
bly come to do so.
We have changed the time for
holding the Sunday school to half
past two In the afternoon, and
preaching services at half past three.
This has been done In order that
some may come that could not get
there In the morning. We especially
Invite all to come.
Miss Nettle Beck has gone to
Colorado to visit relatives.
Howard Beck and family are going
fib spend a few days with Mrs. Beck's
parents In the eastern part of the
state.
Quaker Valley will celebrate on
the Fourth at the school house.
Children's exercises will begin at 11
o'clock, a. m. James Jamison will
deliver the address, after which a
picnic dinner will be served. Every
body invited. Come and bring your
basket and let us have a social time
together.
MICHELIN
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Anti-Skids
Carafes
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IN STOCK BY
Wheaton-Ellis Auto Company
Alliance, Nebraska
HASH.'. ?! ITcMS
Miss Fern Snow leaves today for
Alliance where she will join a party
of young friends who will leave there
about Monday and go to the Black
Hills for a few weeks' outing.
Bev. C. H. Burleigh of Hemlngford
came down this morning to deliver
the funeral sermon of Mrs. Martin.
M. HunBaker of Lakeside visited
with his brothers at this place on
Sunday of this week.
W. 8. Nicholson returned from
Denver Tuesday evening with :U1
head of Texas cattle which he will
pasture until ready for market.
Miss Susan Neil of Los AngeleB.
Cal. arrived Wednesday from that
place to make her sister, Mary Grant,
a short visit and assist in caring for
Sylvester Grant, son of Mrs. Grant,
who is seriously ill at the home of
('has Kvuns.
Mr :ind Mrs. Pete llunsaker and
children left Tuesday for Hiawatha,
Kansas where they intend to make
their home in the future. Mr. llun
saker and Karl drove overland, go
ing from here to lakeside where Mr.
llunsaker will visit his brother, and
Mrs. llunsaker and children left on
44 and will also visit at Lakeside.
Mrs. Fred Nl -ho - called on Mrs.
Skinner last Frtuajr.
The steam grader is grading the
road in this vicinity.
Grandma Hashman Is on the sick
Hat.
A sewing machine agent called at
several homes here last week.
Mr. Cal Hashman cut his alfalfa
and had a good crop for the first
cutting.
James Skinner made a business
trip up to Mr. Duskln's last Wed
nesday afternoon.
Ira I. nil was seen hauling a load
of hay to Hemlngford last Friday.
Mildred Nichols spent last Thurs
day with Helen ler.
Fay Hembry returned home last
Thursday after a few days' visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Irishman.
Norman Leishiuun made a business
trip up to Mr Skinner's one day
last week
The people here are watching Lbs
louds for a rain.
EXPERT PIANO TUNER I A Dreadful Wound
AT THE BENNETT STORE I from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail,
j fireworks, or of any other nature, de-
W. H. Luun, expert piano tuner niands prompt treatment with Buck
and repairer, is at the Bennett Pi-'. Jen's Arnica Salve to prevent blood
auo Company Btore. Leave orders ; poison or gangrene. It's the quick
there for expert tuning and repair eat, surest healer for all such wounds
as also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin
Eruptions, Eczema, Chapped Hands,
Corns or Piles. 25c at F. J. Bren-nan's.
work. Phone 352.
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FAIRVIEW W. C. T. U.
Joe Ultowack, the herder,
friends in Alliance Tuesday.
visited
J. K. Pheleu, the fireman, went to
Alliance Monday, returning the same
day.
Miss Mosher and. Miss Tash of Alli
ance came down Thursday of this
week to spend a week at the home
of A. H McLaughlin
J. B. Gray, of the Insurance ftrm
Mrs. M. P. . is. m exangelistic
upei intendent of the Alliance I'uion.
will lead the V (V P 17, meeting at
Kalrvlew church. Sunday, July 2nd,
at 11 a. m. Sunday-school will be
held at li a. m , as usual.
ESTRAY NOTICE
One gray mare, about seven years
old, branded bar w on right fhould
er, at my plate, on Sec. 11 26-46,
eighteen miles northeast of Alliance.
All charges must be puid br!..r.
leaving my place.
JAMKS I'OTMKSlL,
Long i.ak.-. Nebr.
26-tf 771
John Snoddy, Pres., P. 8. Showers, V. Pres.
May Snoddy, Sec. and Treatr
NELSON FLETCHER
Fire Insurance Agency
wr Hail Insurance
And Ait Other Kinds of Insurance
Stock, Accident and Death from
Any Cause
Also Represent the
Nebraska State Building and Loan
Association
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I Keep cool in the kitchen
I by using a Quick Meal
1 Gasoline or Oil Stove.
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Our stock contains
many styles and
sizes. Come in any
time and look them
over.
Newberry's Hardware Co. f
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Central Lumber Co.
Building: Haterial, Piles, Posts
HEniNGFORD, and Coal Nebraska
JOHN GARRETT
Ssccstssr tt f risk Wallact
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited.
Offict at Rodasrs' Grocery, Phone 1. Res. phone 583
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