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VOLUME XVIII
ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBASKA 1 THURSDAY JULY 27, 1911
NUMBER 33
Look Around
Glance around ybu today pick out the pros
perous young men you know. Are they living up
their pay envelopes? Do you rind them "broke" at
the end of the week? Do they borrow from
friends to spend for pleasure? The prosperous,
steady, reliable young man travels in another class.
Prosperity always dates from a man's first bank
account. They go hand in hand. Open yours now
with the
First National Bank
Wall Paper
Clearing
Sale
is now on
at
Hotel's
A Barrel of Fun Next Week
Nat Reiss Shows to be Here July 31
for One Week
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I KENNEDY BROTHERS
UfcN i 15 1 5.
hOffice in Alliance National Bank Blk
Over Postoffice.
'Phono 391.
Corsets
FOR SALE AT
BOGUE'S
If You're Alive
To the Needs of the
Moment "Build Now"
The Nat Reiss Shows will be in Al
liance next week, July ji-Aug. 5. We
clip the following from the Noith
IMatte Telegraph:
The carnival grounds which are well
arranged, were alive with people, men,
women and children, last evening for
three hours. The visitors had a good
time throwing confetti on each other,
visiting the many shows, riding on the
merry-go-round, taking trips on the
Ferris wheel, throwing ball J at the nig
ger babies and trying to knock Jack
Johnson's teeth out.
Too much praise cannot be accorded
Mr. Nat Reiss for the high class at
traction which he has brought to this
citv and on every hand is heard noth
ing but kiud words of appreciation
Three of the most thrilling acts in
the shdw world are. presented twice
daily. That of Chefalo. leaping the
death trap loop; Captaiu Gay, the
champion high diver of the world, and
Maximo, the high diving dog.
Among the manv attractions pre
sented. It is indeed bard to say which
is the best, as all of them are far above
those usually carried by the average
carnival company.
GOES TO OGALLALA
As previously announced through
the advertising columns of The Her
ald, Phil PI Mt packed the remainder
of his stock of clothing last week and
shipped It to Ogallalu, where he will
Men up for business, lie claims to
have done a good business while in
Alliance, but there were too many
clothing stores here to suit him, ami
wt think he showed some wisdom by
going to a town where there is
smaller number in that line. Wt
like to see every line of legitimate
business well represented in our city
JUNIOR NORMAL NOTES
Friday Marks Close of Successful
Term. Exams and Graduation
Exercises
Work in the clnss rooms closed
Wednesdny, and the examinations
will be given Thursday and Friday.
The Junior Normal has been in ses
sion eight weeks, and the term's
work has been very successful. The
student will probably leave Friday
night or Saturdny morning. Meals
will be served at the dining hall un
it Saturday night.
The etiapel exercises have been es-
pei -hilly good this week.
K. .1. Hoenshell, author of too
HOea shell Uraininnr. was present at
Chapel Monday, and gat an Inter
esting talk.
Mrs. anil Miss Mover gave an In
strumental duet Tuesday morning.
which was well rendered and very
pleasing to the audience.
Monday morning Prof. William
gave a trombone solo which took
well with the audience and inspired
them to encore him.
Little Miss Lois Rover sang a
song Tuesday morning. ne was
ctdm but appealing in her presenta
tion, and deserves much credit for
her efforts.
Miss Leah K reamer, a former stud
ent and graduate of Alliance .Junior
Normal, favored the students with a
piano solo Wednesday morning.
Miss Alma Weidenhamer, whose
reputation as a vocalist needs no
mention, gave a vocal solo Wednes
day morning. She was encored and
received mock applause.
Miss Edith Watford, county super
Intendent of Morrill county, visited
the Normal Wednesday morning Her
county Is well represented, seventeen
Students being enrolled from that
county.
The different members of the far
ulty were called upon for closing
speeches Wednesday morning at
chapel. They all expressed them
selves as having enjoyed their work
with the students, and many Inspiring
and optimistic thoughts were dissem
inated. The graduation exercises will be
held at the opera house Iteglnning at
8:15, Friday evening. The foltowing
program will he carried out :
Trombone Solo, Prof. W H. Wil
lir.tns.
Invocation, Hev
Music.
Address, Supt.
Nebraska City.
Cello Solo, Mr.
COUNTY S. 8. CONVENTION
Attendance Expected to be Largest
in History of the
Association.
The annual convention of the Pox
Unite County Sunday H hool Associ
ation will lie held nt Alliance, Wed
nesday and Thursday, August 2nd
nnd 3rd. Kach Sunday school In
the county will be entitled to one
delegate for every twenty members
or fraction thereof and each Sunday
school to bo entitled to nt least two
d legates, and Is expected to send
at least that many. Arrangements
are being made to entertain free of
charge all delegates from outside of
Alliance. Sunday school teachers
nnd workers who are not delegates,
but who wish to attend the conven
tion will also be entertained free, If
the members on the entertainment
committee are notified In time. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
persons Interested In Sunday school
work In Box Butte county and also
In the adjoining counties. Itev.
Charles H. B. Lewis, general secre
tary of the State association, nnd
W It. Kimborly, financial secretary
and adult superintendent, will both
hi present and participate In the
program. What will probably he
the most interesting feature to most
people will be Mr. Klmberly's iter
poptlclan lecture on Wednesday
night to which all are invited.
Following are the coiuniittcs to
make arrangements for the conven
,tion :
Commltte on Program: J. W.
Thomas, I). W. Hughes. J. N. John
ston. Prof. Myers
Committee Ml Advertising: Rev. A.
F Hundy, Mr. 8. K. Warrick. Haz
el Bowman.
Commltiae on Bntertainment : Rev.
A. L. Godfrey, Rev. J. B. Brown.
Mrs. 0. C. Smith, Mrs. Win. Blgnell
and Mrs. K. G. Laiug.
The committee on entertainment
request all Sunday schools to report
ns soon ns possible the number who
will attend, giving the names of
those who will come.
Following Is the program:
Wednesday Afternoon, August 2nd.
2:110 Devotional Services conducted
by Rev. J. B. Brown.
3.00 Address, Rev. Chns H. B.
Lewis.
1:10 General Discussion.
4:00 Appointment of Committees.
Wednesday Evening
7:30 -Song nnd Devotional Service
conducted by Rev. H. M. Cox.
8:00 Stereopticnn Iiecture by W.
H. Klmberly.
Thursday Morning, August 3rd
: 00 Sunrise Prayer Meeting.
9:30 Devotional Service conducted
by Rev. A. L. Godfrey.
! 45 -Paper, "Procuring Teachers,"
Prof. Knrl Meyer.
10:00 "Qualifications of Teachers,"
Dr. J. L. B. Jones.
10:16 "Temperance Work In the
Sunday School," Mrs. H. Nnson
and 8. K. Warrick.
10:45 "The Kxtension of the Sun
day School," Rev. A. F. Bundy.
Discussion, Rev. W. H. Klm
lierly. Thursday Afternoon
1:00 Devotional Service, Rev. Frank
lin McNeill.
1! 15 Graded Lessons: (a) Primary,
Mrs. Peter Ruhendall; fb) Junior,
Mrs J. W. Thomas; c Interme
diate, Mrs. A. L. Godfrey
2:45 Opening Quest ion Box, by Rov.
C. H. B. Lewis.
3: 15- Business session.
Thursdsy Evening
7:30 Devotional and Song Service,
conducted by Rev. C. H. Burleigh.
8: 00--Address, Rev. C. 11. B. Lewis.
GLEN MILLKR
C andidate for Nomination
for
County Treasurer
Box Butte County
On the Republican Ticket
NEW HOTEL AT HEMINGFORD
The Herald is In receipt of a let
tei from C. T. Hubs Informing us
that he has just opened up a new
hotel in Hemingford, with fine up-to-date
rooms nnd board at the usual
prices. Meals 35 cents and rooms 50
to 75 cents, lie has a modern e
qulpmcnt, and can assure his custom
ers satisfaction. Charley has many
friends and a epiairftances in this part
ol Nebraska who will always be glad
to stop with him when they are In
Hemingford, and he will no doubt re
ceive a liberal patronage from the
traveling public in general.
33-2t-594
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Leave your order at the Co-operative.
Phone 80.
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McNeill.
0. K. Martin of
Herbert Nelsan.
Benediction, Rev. W. F. McNeill.
Citizens of Alliance are cordially in
vited to attend these exercises. Ad
but it was very evident that there 1 mission free.
were more clothing stores in Alliance
than we needed, and while wu should
like to have Mr Pizer remain in
business here, we do not regret that
Mi ere is one clothing store less.
There are still plenty of clothing
stores left here to supply the de
mands of the city and surrounding
country and also to make It an ob
ject for people In neighboring towns
to come here to trade.
Mrs. Julia Hale and children re
turned to their home yesterday, af
ter a few weeks' visit with the for
mer's parents at Gordon, Nebr.
and be happy the rest of your
life. There's 110 satisfaction
like that horn of ihe knowl
edge that you have a home of
vour own. And If you'll fol
low our advice and BUILD NOW, J
vou wil) always be satisfied ! Dr. JA5. P. rlAXUbLU
SOMETHING NEW See Laing's Ad
that you exercised good judg-!
ment. VVe believt thlfl after
watching the luinher market
for years. Not in years have
we been able to offer such ex
e el lent grades for all classes
of construction lumber of
real quality. This is not bar
gain counter lumber, for it has
.4 1 1 . . 1
a nxeo mai Kei vaiue, oui : Cian ,nH n,am., Do.ntin
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Equipment
Evenings by Appointment
PHONE 525 RED
Immediately following the gradua
tlofl exercises u reception will he
given at the Central school huildlni
foi the Normal students.
SOMETHING NEW See Laing's Ad.
NORMAL SCHOOL DEDICATION
The Herald Is in receipt of an in
vitation to attend the inspection nnd
dedication of the new State Normal
School at Chadron, Friday, July 28th.
Tomorrow will be a gala day In that
city, and visitors will be given a
royal welcome.
The Greatest
$9.90
Suit Sale
on Record
Worth up to $16.50
Remodeling Sale
and Midsummer Clearance
A TON OF WATER MELONS
J II Vaughn & Son had cards
printed inviting those who went on
the excursion to eat water melons
with them; and to meet the demand
that was anticipated they purchased
nearly a ton of big, luscious water
melons from lieal Bros., the same
being distributed from the refriger
ator cur. All who applied for melons
ou that day were well supplied free
of charge.
A new lot of boys' Rflp
shirts and waists OUu
MONARCH
$1.25 Shirts
85c
Ail Summer Goods
must go. Cost or
profit cuts no figure
in this sale. It's a
clearing sale to clear
out the seasonable
goods
Paper Hanging a Specialty
l'lion. Fit. VIA
keeping pace with the times
and bu.ving only from manu
facturers who mill with the
most unproved machinery we
haw sivureil absolutely the
best values our money could
buv. If you're interested we'
want to Hinire with vou. "ice Upstairs. First National Bank
DR. L. W. BOWHAN
Forest LumberCo.
A. P. LEE, Mgr.
B jilding
Rhone, Office 362
Phone, Residence 16
ALLIANCE,
M. E. AID SOCIETY
The M K. Ladies' Aid Society will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
William Kust, Sr., four miles uoiih
of Alliance. tomorrow afternoon.
Home made it cream and cake will
be served Members and friends are
cordially invited to attend. Fifteen
cents will be barged for the refreshments.
A LOT OF DRESS and WORK SHIRTS, 39c
50c
ONE LOT OF DRF.SS ami WORK
SHIRTS, 75c values
LEATHER SUIT CASES, 15-50 value, S3. 88
A large assortment MKN'S XFCKW FAR, 19c
Odd style and size COLLARS. 3Qc DOZEN
A larje assortment LISLE Vt HOSE,
35c values, 4 pairs for
90c
Ladies' lawn waists OOa
1.25 value OOU
These are up-to-date
and a large variety
Silk and Mull Waists at
25
House Dresses
75c 98c $1.39
Oxfords, 25 Disc.
Ladies' Wash Suits
You buy the skirt we
give you the coat
One lot of Ladies' Skirts
in panama, serge and
other fabrics d QO
On sale at
Come and see them
All Sunbonnets,
C hildren's l.'nderwear, 9c
NORTON'S
NEBRASKA SOMETHING NEW See Lamy's Ad.
All Flaxons 1 ; & IOC lawns, 9c
,ioo vds. Lace 75c silk gloves, 49c
and Em- 0
broidcrv 75c j si ioh im 49c
S3 00 PARASOLS. SI. 98
5.000 yds. Lace
Embroidery, 5c oss it parasols 69c
Ladies' Underwear, the 35c quality, ISc
l adies Underwear, 50 and 75c quaL, 39c
Ladies Silk Dresses, U0 QU U1 C
iS to SJ.s values PO. 1 J
Silk Lisle & Lace Hose, 05 & 7 5cval.,48e
Lisle 1 1 tse, 25c I Good Hose, 3 for 25C