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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1911)
Largest Circulation of any Newspaper in Western Nebraska. ft occlT The Alliance Herald VOLUME XVIII ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBASKA ! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1911 Gives all the news of Box Butte County and City of Alliance NUMBER 41 IF your income should stop today, your expenses would keep right on. Have you saved enough to meet them? Better save while the dollars come regularly. Into every life comes a time when Ready Money would save the day. 'Tis a protection which you your self can create through an account with The First National Take your produce to the Co operative Store. Wall Paper Clearing Sale is now on at Holsten's X-i. ZEnE. SCOTT AUCTIONEER Graduate Missouri Auction School Dates may be left at Herald flee, Alliance, or write me at LAKESIDE, NEBRASKA of A. J. KENNEDY t JJE.IN 1 Id 1 Office in Alliance National Bank Blk Over Postoffice. Phone 391. ru7 -7 t vug LOCALSandPERSONALS sty np y-y-7 -m Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell are the proud parents of a baby girl. Jerry Rowan had business In Sid ney the latter part of last week H. A. Cunningham visited In Alli ance the latter part of last week. those who were there from Alllnm e were Ray Carter. Dwight Zediker. Mr. and Mrs Ixwry, Mr I,ee, A I Brown. .1. KlMI, Charles Tully. .lake Blcktielt, W. B. YounR, Miss Al ta Young. I. V linger went to Denver last I Friday on business connected with Earl Mallery returned frm Den-j his Invention. cfe Corsets FOR SALE AT BOGUE'S Latest Style Millinery Ladies who wish hats made in lat est, style by expert milliners are re quested to call at the Simmons Mil linery Store. White felt hats in all rail styles and shapes. Coal office at Rowan's feed store. ROWAN & WRIGHT, phone 71. 'tf The Best Advice On Lumber Costs The Least Money and when we say to prospect ive liomobuilders that "now' the time to build" we are offer ing you really sound advice. No matter what you have heard alout cheaper lumber, take it from us that you're on the safe side if you build right now. We haven't been in the lumber business for these many years for nothing we know a thing or two and we're willing to admit you do too, but in the faee of all this talk nowadays about timber conser vation we believe you'll agree that lumber has a fixed value and that by delaying the build ing of your new home you will gain nothing but incon venience. We believe wc can convince you the abo've is good advice let's talk it over. Forest LumberCo. A. P. LEE, Mgr. DR. L. W. BOWHAN Office Upstair, First National Bank Building Phone, Office 362 Phone, Residence 16 ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA Dr. Boland, phone !". Buy your coal of Rowan & Wright. Phone 71. tf Dr. Boland. phone NOTICE I have severed my connection with the firm of Babbitt, Deuel & Co., and all business and liabilities of the firm will be assumed by Babbitt & Co. 38-4t HIRAM P. DKUEL. Save money. Let the Co-Operative supply your table. A TIMELY NOTICE To people owing taxes on real es tate: All real estate on which taxes are unpaid will be advertised the first week in October and sold the firt Monday in November. FRKD MOLLRING, Co. Treas. 39 4t-662 ver Monday, after a short business visit at that city. Lloyd Johnson came down from Crawford to spend Sunday with his parents and friends. Guy Lock wood, the genial mana ger of the BttrlinttOfl Hotel, had business up the Platte valley lat week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. JameB G. Kennedy, twelve miles south of AUl nnce, on Wednesday, September a son. The Daughters of Isabella will give a card patty at K. C. hall to morrow (Friday) evening. All are invited to participate Miss Alma Hamilton, who has been a guest at the Duncan home for the Iiast two weeks, expects to return Bund; t net none In Lincoln. Win. Stiuerbrunn, wire chler or the Western I'nion Telegraph oil ice, re turned home last Thursday after a two weeks' vacation spent in Iowa and Illinois Ixni Suprise rOCOtvod bad fall last week, by having a ladder, on which he was painting, slip. His in juries were severe, but he will prob ably recover within a rew weeks Charley Muss favored The Herald with a call when In Alllanee the Lit ter part of last week. He informs us that he is doing a good business as landlord of the new hotel at Hem ingford. Miss Pendergast or Sutton, Nebr., a niece . of Mrs. F. B. O'Conn r, spent several days with her aunt In this city last week. She was en route to Hot Springs, where she in tends to rit herseir tor a trained nurse Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Lowry sp mi several days at the Chadron fair last week, and report the fair as being a grand success They made Hie trip in their automobile and had a very enjoyable trip. Gene Parks, a former Alliance boy, was sltaking hands with his many Al liance friends last week. Gene has many friends in this city who always welcome him when he returns. He now resides in Salt Lake Pity, wliicli place lie likes very much. The Gering Courier is laking time by the forelock by warning children to not play on the railroad track when It reaches that town. The track has not been completed to Gering yet. JAMES H. KENNEDY Dentist New office First National Bank Building PHONE 23 PIANO TO SELL OR TRADE I have a new piano to sell at a bargain or trade for a good team of horses. Call at C. F. Black's, 607 Box Butte avenue, or at the Singer Store, 405 Box Butte 35-tr-6l2 Miss Margaret Bell Is In Mr. Gil man's Office! relieving Miss Mucdoti aid while the latter I i in Chicago tor a few days. W.. W. Marks of Omaha arrived In Alliance last Friday for a visit with tils brother, C. B, Marks, and father, Dan Marks. The name of William Gilbert, ft, R. 3 Ashland, Illinois, has been added to The Herald's subscription list din ing this week. William Rust, Sr., having favored our office with a call, gave us tho subscription. An eight pou.id baby girl arrived at Hie home or Rev. and Mrs. Frank lin McNeill this morning. This is the first child born In the. Baptist parsonage, and the first-born of its happy parents who have The Her ald's congral illations, The railroad work of Alliance fur nishes employment for a number of men who are holding homesteads in this part of Nebraska. One of then Is K. L. Hawkins, who 1ms a claim in Sioux county, west or Canton He puts in his spare time working for the railroad, visiting home over Sun day occasionally. jtit;4. Ida M. Taylor of Lincoln. Nebr., arrived in Alliance Monday to file on a claim nin; miles south of this city, having secured the relin quishment of W. H. Babbitt's claim to a section. She lias returned to Lincoln, but will come back to this place later and make Iter home on her claim. The Herald is in rcelpt or the following word trezi C, D Rider who recently went to Fairfield, Iowa: "Arrived home CK ,i -t tired out. Am improving right RhKfcg but slow. Had several rains sime I arrived and everything Is looking green once more alter such a dry sp-MI. I hey got the paiM r OK." Mrs. Phillip Nohe, Sr., Is planning to take a trip to her native country, Switzerland. Since coming to Amer Ion she has returned to Kurope sev eral times, but thinks this will be her last visit to her native land Her aged parents are still living in the land of the Alps and she wishes to see them once more, as well as to again review the scenes of her girlhood and young womanhood days. The Herald wishes her a pleasant and safe Journey. We forgot to all your attention last week to M. D. Nichols' ad In The Herald, but It was hardly nec essary to do so, as our readers could not fail to see it. It appears again In this issue of the paper. Mr Nichols has a splendidly equipped shop and is a lirst-clas workman, and will save the people a good deal of money by making their old shot's almost as good as new at a small cost, besides rurnishing them with a better grade or hand-made boots and shoes than Is turned out by factories, it they wish their foot CPAS. F. HCHAFKR, PROP. F. L. MICK, Mt;l(. Schafer Electric Cleaning and Pressing Works (Successors to N. S. Nelson) 215 BOX BUTTE AVENUE Cleaning and Pressing Neatly Done. Work Guaranteed. Goods Called For and Delivered Promptly Phone 682 I Schafer Electric Go. 315 Box Butte Avenue i Electrical Supplies of all Kinds Wiring and Installation a Specialty Satisfactory Work Guaranteed PHONE 682 Business men and other Alliance people who have occasion to use long distance telephone will In- pleased to learn that the Hell Telephone Company's copper metallic circuit has been completed between this city and Sidney, where it conn 'is with the lines extending to Omaha and other distant points. By Invita tion of Manager Beeson, the editor of The Herald tried the line yester day and found that it works admira bly. Talking with Sidney can be done easier and move saiisfactoril) EnjoyYourEvenings AT THE Alliance Roller Rink SKATE TO THE MUSIC OF OUR GRAND MILITARY BAND ORGAN GOOD MUSIC HEALTHFUL EXERCISE GOOD ORDER Every skate ticket entitles you to ten votes in the DIAMOND RING OMI M HISLOP. MGR. Mian to persons in Alliance, only a few blocks distant, over the ground circuit system. If all telephone u ers In this city knew what a great, improvement the metallic in uit is over the ground circuit we think there would be some effort made to secure the metallic circuit for this r It v Quality and price considered the Co Operative is the best place to buy your groceries. Loup ri niQ White City rLUUlf satin All kinds of . . . GROCERIES Men's Clothing, Shoes and Hats Come in and let me figure on your bill 1st door north Dismer's Restaurant Tom Stalos PHONE 210 Mr. I.unn, the piano tuner, arrived In Alliance this week Leave all or ders at the Bennett I'iano Co. 41-tr-6!H "It may be a little late in the sea son, but swat the fly Just the same," says the Gering Courier. A better way would be to catch them with Billy Hamilton's newly invented fly imp Yu can do it a great deal faster. Oeo. Woulsey ot the Burns neigh borhood look the 1 1 it in at Alliance j wear made to order. last Thursday night ror Aurora, j where he formerly lived. He ex- Camllle Nohe left laat Thursday pects to remain in Hamilton county . night for Colorado Springs, where he a few months. If he secures work went to Join a schoolmate. They will there, as he probabl will. Harvey Myers bas been doing a land ofTiee business in making photo- Dr. Boland, phone CI, Dr. JA5. P. ilAXPIELD Dentist OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE All Electrical Equipment Evenings by Appointment PHONE 525 RED go to Ann Arbor, Mich., where Ca mille will take a course at the Ann Alitor I'nlversity In medicine and surgery, and his schoolmate a course graphs of scenes in Alliance and , in law. Those who know Camille surrounding country. He does good know In advance that unless sickness work with his new instruments, anil overtakes him lie will make a sue there Is a big demand for the post : cess of the profession which he bus i.irds and larger photographs which , chosen, he makes. A certain newspaper published the Many Alliance people visited the following notice: Married at Film ralr at Chadron last week and report ' stone, by Kev. Windstone, Mr. Nehe- it as being exceptionally good and muili Sandstone and Miss wiineun well worth going to see. Among Whetstone, both of Limestone mew jfail Ifoats now on display at our store. All the latest styles. Ladies are invited to call and inspect I STUCKEY CO