IP WOMEN ONLY KNEW
REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS
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ANGORA PEOPLE WEDDED XMAS I Mr. Sotha laat Sunday evening.
The Mclaughlin boys have been
Angora Young Woman and Ranch
man Wedded in Denver on
Chrlatmae Day
(By Herald Correspondent.)
very busy the past few weeks trap
ping munkrata.
Quite a crowd of boy a attended
the dunce at Mr. McLaughlin's the
other night, but tut they did not
AMOORA. Nebr., Jam 2. A wed- bring their partner wkh. them the
look place In Denver CbrWnaa few girl that were there were kept
Any In which the people of Ajipora buy dancing until morning.
Aaave much lntereat, the bride being Mr. and Mm. Schotte were callera
Ulm Ebther Qlau, one of our highly at the home of Mr. Stafford Sunday
evteetned young ladles. The bride- afternoon.
croum ia Mr. Caah M. Dove, a pram-
What a Heap of Happlneee It Would I List of Recent Transaction Show
Improvement In Real Estate
Market Value
Bring to Alliance Homes
with
an
Hard to do housework
aching back.
HrlDRS you hours of misery at lei
sure or at vork.
If women only kuew the cause
that Packache pains often come from
weak kidneys,
Twould nave much needles woe.
Donn'a Kidney Pills are for weak
kidney,
Read what an Alliance citizen
taent young rancher whoBe home Is LATE8T 'NEWS FROM BINGHAM
a4 Lynn, A inLnlater of the Method- 1
tot faith pronuonced the word that Schafenberg Brings Home South Da
united the hearts of the young cou- kota Bride. Brammer Stock
pie. The bride waa gowned to a Mrchandiae Sold
staple yet dainty drew of white , , ,
Hk with an overdrew of whtte cblf- BINGHAM, Nebr., Jan. 8. Mr. and
Ion. while the bridegroom wore Mrs. C. H. Anderson went to AM
milt of dark blue. Mrs. Dove Is the a0ce Moday returning Tuesday.
Uuhter of Mr. and "Mrv II. A, The movlng picture ahow at BIdk
Olau, and a young lady of many nam WM weu attended, aad everyone
lovable traits. Mr. Dove la the son WR9 wsU pleased with the pictures,
of Mr. and Mrs, O. A. Dovo, and a Mr; ttnd MrB Burton' two sons
young man well known, la Angora, wno ha?e Dwm Bpenung tbolr vaca
He 1 of frank and genial dlsposl- Uon- at homJ Jh0 Jagt tWQ
Mon and his friend are numbered returDed to Uacoa Sunday to re
fcy those who know him. It I need- thfll Mudleg.
w X,M" - Klmep urammer has sold his gen-
IM people are wuu rur. ir. mercnanlte) Btock io c H- An
Dove. The happy yrn couple are derwQ- Mp, AndeMM1 m take po.
at Cairo visiting Mr Dove, old
bWmma anul Am TttAa will hA t t
, ' ' , ' Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fosdick spent
borne to their many friends at Lynn x. ... . ... A . ,
. - . . I New Years with home folk at Mul-
m... J miu Kiierairk returning to Bingham Monday.
lut h anntrwemimt of Thro U1 bl ekaUn
ber marriage. whkfa took place Dec. t,h Boland".. west of Binham,
2 at Comatock. Nebr. The bride- D"lu,T,V. u,Kl""
i - it ni wt.l Roy Vllley left home Monday to
fAJUUl TO 1 J i a is a iioiu va I
rvUle. Mrs. Hein has an uwuaHy fiPn1 tb re of tne wlth
r ri-w it. Armm sister, Mrs. James Murphy, at
vhoHe heartiest congratulation are Douglas, Wyo.
Jiert Schaieivberg, who went to
Mrs. Kruger gave a surpriee party barter, 8. Dak., a few weeks ago,
Monday night in honor of her dautfh- urprll his many friend by re-
ter Grace eighteenth birthday. A- turning yesterday with a bride. The
fcout twenty-five of the younger set DO"8 welcomed him back lat., night
were present and all report a most pith a big chivirl.
eajoyahle time. Miss Grace receiv
ed many uucful and pretty reminders
of the event J u. . . - .. . ,
Reported by J. D. Emerlck, Bonded
Abstracter, Alliance, Nebr.
The following list of real estate
transfers shows the transactions fil
ed in Box Butte county during the
month of December. It shows that
the market for real estate is Improv
ing and a good prospect for the com
ing year.
United States to Thomas Butler,
NEli 10-25-51. Patent
eavs: I
Mr O K. IUlv. 322 K. Dakota t. V. 8. to JacoD liamace. sw'4 -
I a ik a a
Alliance, Nebr., says: "I can highly ""env-
recommend Down's Kidney pills to all JJ. S. to' Adalbert Melmer, NE14
sufferers from kidney complaint, as 23 27 52, Patent.
1 have used them on a number of j, g. to Henry 8. Brenaman, SW
occasions with good results." I u 27-2S-47, Patent.
wnen your uacs is mme ite- lJt g t0 lMr9 ot Elizabeth Keane,
member the name." Don t simply siSWU SKy 12 28-1, Patent.
uncuy lor uoan s r.mney n.is, tne 8W 13 EV4 NE!4SWi4, SVi
SWU 14 SRiiSEU 15. nil 25-52.
euy oacKen oy nonie testimony. uc I papn
an sieres. foster-Aiuuurn uo., rrops.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Jan 8-1 6may7-14seit3-10
llcrinan J. Gresser to Frank F. Du-
RAILROAD MAN mont. SK'i 8 24-49 and NWVi 26-25-
U. 8. to Olive II. Helm, NVi 21-
27-50 and SE'.i 35-27-62, Patent.
That Awful Pain Removed
..By Eating at..
The White Front Cafe
Having secured the services of the famous French
cook, Cloud von I)e Spence of Denver, we are now
prepared to give you anything in the line that can
possibly be had in the city.
Special dinners on Sunday with neat, clean, private
stall, where you can visit while you eat. We solicit
your business.
My kitchen is open for inspection at all times, es
pecially to ladies who wish kitchen information and
rcceipes of anything prepared in a kitchen, which will
be cheerfully given on request.
DIES IN OREGON 49, !1.2Ih).
Elizabeth Oasseling to Henry Gas
Former Well Known Alliance Man apUno- nnrliv n In N'Wt: R.2S-49.
Went West for Health. At sou
a u: ... ii.... v I
-..jr . M,il.l1eton to Antr.n l'hrln
SKl 19-2fi-fil. J7B
Tnk !.. . , j I
uu" W" viiriiioyeu tosi,,nH (imokxhlor t., A U. Mid
uy xne nurnngion in Aiiwne as a dtet SKi l9.2H.5, $6(M)o.
went to I'ortlftiKl, Oregon, a short swu i7.2R.m 12 2n
Margaret Curry to Benjamin E.
lrJinun XKU l.9i.ra tl lnn
iijt who were wim j3 nit l tne
LATEST NEW8 OF NORTHPORT
lUtt
est Happenings In Busy Lit
tle U. P. Town
(By Herald Correspondent.)
A. CL S toner ie on the sick
ilite week.
Mtoa Roae Sherlock la visittnA
friends in Mi nut are.
Mm. 1. I.. GhamberB a e'nJovinir a
Ttolt from her parents. Mr. and Mrs. NORTHPORT, Nebr., Jan. 1. As
Duncan, from Denver. bury Whltaker, teacher at Lakeside
A dance at the Stoner hull New to vWUn in Nort,hiHrt duriug vaca-
Tear's nlelit wtu one of the social ttol1
vents of the week. Mr- c- E- Vernon, aw ompanieil by
The vttiuur folks had a vktlne nar- uer otIier, Mrs. Mary Coleman, re
ty Thursday afternoon on the Bood- tu,nHl httm Saturday.
ry lake north of town. Harry Wllliama, fireman on the
O. A. Dove was a business visitor bw,t trHii t00 a little trip to
mi nrldcettort Tuesdav i unu riaiw, ami tnere on tnur8iay
Mr. ami Mrs. A. O. Stoner went
GLOUD von DE SPENCE
WHITE FRONT CAFE
time ko for his health, died last
week. . He went west with his fam-
time of his death.
Declous was well liked and had a
great many acquaintances here.
An Ideal Woman'a Laxative
Manford E. Tuttle to Kllpatrlck
Brothers. SWVi ,13, K'a. KViSWVi. S
W14SWU 14, SBUSBli 15, all 25-
52. $2,240.
J. R. Roberts to J. A. Garner, NW
,i 17-26-48, $7,200.
Gustave A. Wlckstorm to John I
lenderson, lA)t 4 of Sec. 3-24 62, $1.
Otto D. Iaumen to Marius Laur-
K.
Who wants to take salts, or castor
oil, when there Is nothing better than
Dr. King"s New Life Pill for nil
bowell troubles. They act genUy senf NW,4 18.25-r.O. $1,000.
ana naturally on the stomach and
uver. mmiuiate ami regulate your Greene. WU 2-2C49. east of tr.u k. SI.
ow, ami ione up tne enure ays- Untoln UlIU Co. to William Mtt- U
tem. 1 nee -;.c. At an aruKKists. II. I chell. Lot 10 and 11. Blk. 9. Second
nucKlen c t o., Philadelphia or St. Addition to Alliance, $250
Acheson. Lots 4 and 5. Blk. "M" Ne-
"URTS BOY'S HAND I braska Ad.Ution to Alliance. $1,330
a.u, B u.rTTrr. . A K. M. Martin, Co. Treaa., to John
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to Alliance Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orr returned
Wednesday after several weeks vis
It with relative In eastern Nebras-
aba.
Miss Meryl Harmon went to
Bridgeport Wednestlay.
V(t. and Mrs. Roy Austin of Lynn
were irueats at the home of G. A.
Dove Tuesday.
NEWS ABOUT KINKAID PEOPLE
Herald Correspondent Sends Nice
List of Happenings In the
' ... , Klnkaid District i
Mr. and . Mrs. Schotte were .callers
t 'the home of Mrs. Rodger one
day last week.
Alare crowd attended the dance
at Mr. Fit r-fcerald's last Friday night
and everybody reported a good time.
Mrs. Rodgers and daunhttr Verna
returned to Alliance yesterday -after-Boon.
They have been visiting out
at the ranch for the past two weeks.
Miss Pearl Penrimm waa a caller
at' Mr. Blrkt-l's last Sunday evening.
The RodKerH Imys were callera at
of iut week was married to Frieda
Shoots. The newly wedded couple
intend to make their home in North
port. The new branch line pas North
port and Gering is a busy one. Sat
urday h double-header pulled Into
this city wkh '5fi cars of beets and
four cars of merchandise.
THEDFORD SWEPT
BY FEARFUL FIRE
Early Morning Blaze Destroys Prop
erty Valued at $12,000, Par
tially Insured
(By Herald Correspondent.)
THEDFORD. Nebr., Jan. 2. A fire
that started lu John Murphy's black
smith shop at 4 o'clock this morning
burned ; four buildings. Murphy's
blacksmith shop, Tom Shanley'a
pool haM. Ir. Overm;Mts'.. drug store
and J. H.' FVard's general merchan
dtee store. The total loss waa about
$12,000, onily partially covered by ra-
The buildinxa will be replaced at
once. A furious gale blowing from
the north saved the whole towu, as
there Is no meiins of fighting fire.
by Explosion of Dynamite
Cartridge Monday
I'aul Powell, son of L. C. Powell,
living two miles north of Alliance,!
had his haml badly injured Monday
noon while on hla way to school with
another boy. The boys had secured
a dynamite 'cartridge and wanting
to have Borne fun, fastened It to a
fence post, and Paul put a match to
It. The cartridge exploded, badly lac
crating the hand. Dr. Bowman at
tended him. The doctor states that
the boy will be able (o use the hand.
Wonderful Cough Remedy
Dr. Kins'a New Discovery is known
everywhere its the remedy which will
surely stop a counh or cold. D. P
Lawttou of Kldson, Tenn., writes: "Dr
0'Keefe, Lot 4. Blk. 27, Orig. Town
of Alliance, Treas. Tax. Deed.
Mary E. Ifunhes to Fred G. Blain,
It 16, Duncan's North Side Resi
dence Tructs, $400. ,
F. M. KnJght to Harry T. Pilch
ard, liOts 4 and . Blk.-2, Snedeker's
Addn. Alliance, $80.
Benjamin E. Johnson to Margaret
Curry, Lots 4-5-6-7-8 9, Blk. 32, Hem-
Ingford, $1,000.
Daniel J. O'Keefe to John Ander
son, Iits 0-10-11-12, Blk. 8, Iteming-
ford. $2,500.
James Graham to Jennie Graham,
lA)t 3, Blk. 2, Forest Sub-Addition to
Duncan's North Side Residence Trks.
Alliance, $1.
Enoch Boyer to Fred Rehder, Lot
, Blk. 7, Wyoming Addition to Alli
ance, $2,300.
Julia M. Broome to .1. A. Lore,
Hot. mmmf mmiwtw. 4mf itw4.J, m
ncti(.
Eurnt Pia tnr.'S ill
nmn4 by.Mlwimlay Hid.
flaw .M iimmi 1 fmmm wU w.
W Cu.m 'T' Sim QucHt.
Martljp, ramnlr, mi ffMM m
EYES TESTED
GLASSES FITTED
EYE STRAIN RELEASED
CROSS EYES STRAIGHTENED
E. C. DRAKE
Registered
Optometrist
Over Miller Brothers' Cigar
Store, Alliance Natl. Bank Bldg
ALLIANCE
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KIiis New Dlttcovery in the most . . ....
,i. 11 ii , , JliOt la, Blk. lf, Original Town. Alli-
wonderful cough, cold and throat and 1
.... I uns-f Sz:iO
lung niediclne I ever sold iu my
store. It ean't be beat. It sells
without any trouble at all. It needs
no guarantee." 11 his is true, be
cause Dr. King's New Discovery will
relieve the most obstinate of coughs
and colds. Lung troubles quickly
helped by its use. You should keep
a bottle In the houue at all times
for all the members of the family.
50c and $1.00. All Druggists or by
mall. II. E. lVucklen. & Co., Phila
delphia or St. Louis.
ance, $250.
Frank Fowler to Fannie Balding,
Lots 11-12, Blk. 2, Lots 6-7-12 13 14,
Blk. 3, Lot 7, Blk. 4, Lots 1-2-6 9-13-
1415, Blk. 5. Lots 2-3-4-5-8-!i-10,12.13,
14, Blk. 6, Lots 1-2 9 10-11-12 13-14,li5,
Blk. 7, Lots 3-4-9-1 1-12-13-14-15.16, Blk
8, ttnd 'Lots 1-2-3-4 6-7-8-9,10.11,12,13,
14, Blk. 9, First Addition. South Al
liance, $1.
Fannie Balding to Jes8 Balding
Fowler, same lots and blocks as a-
bove, Fjrst Addn. S. Alliance, $1.
WILLIS GENTLE BREAKS LEG
Horse Falls on Well Known Ranch
man South of Town. Same
Accident to Powers
While driving cattle on the l"ow
ri ranch, eighteen miles southwest
of Alliance, the lforse ridden by Wil
lis Gentle fell ou him and broke his
Jeej Just above the ankle. Br. Coy
ey was railed and set the leg, after
which Mr. Gentle was removed to
bis booue cue mile away.
Mr. Gentle was In Alliance at
the time the accident happened and
was' called home by phone. She left
M the noon train today. Mr. Gentle
ku a large number of cattle and
ther stock on the ranch.
Johnny Powers bad bis leg broken
ne month ago in exaotly the same
manner In the same place.' lie (s
laid up tJL tbVmacli" ' '
Garretson Studio
. ; RUMER BLOCK
25 PHOTOS 35c
1 A short time only, so come soon
and do not miss this chance. '
These Photos are every bit as
good as a large picture, and you
get five poaitions instead of one ss
in the larger photos.
25 PHOTOS 35c
Fred C. Garretson
PHOTOGRAPHER
Over titollrlng'a Dry Goods Store
Advertise in The Herald the pa
per the people read. ' " ' " "
Any Suit, Coat or
Dress in the House
...ON...
SATURDAY
$13.95
Values up to
$35.00
Horace Bogue
Store
A Word From McKelvie
S. R.McKeltie.pub
lishr of The Ne
braska Farmer, has
beta so successful in
bla buxli.eb that UU
Statements about
farm paper should
be giveu careful con
sideration.
He says:
"first ot all, a
farm paper should
be practical aud de
pendable.
"Second, It should
be so free from un
clean advertising
(patent medicine.
liquor, etc.) that every member of
the family can read it.
"Third, It ahould stop when the
time la out
"Fourth, it ahould sell at the lowest
possible cash price without the use
f premiums.
Mr. McKelvie has brought The Ne
braska Farmer "Nebraska's Real
Farm Paper" up to its) present high
standard by observing thins policies.
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Or KKtt
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are authorised to announce that, dur
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f this paper who will clip this notice
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Lincoln, Nebraska, with $1.00, will
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As an Exchange Grows
the Operating Expense of
Each Telephone increases
As the number of telephones In an exchange
increases, the value of the service to each sub
scriber is enlarged.
Two connected telephones would permit each
.subscriber to talk to but one other.
Six connected telephones would permit each
to talk to five others giving five times the
service to each subscriber and necessitating
five times the operating labor for each tele
phone. Thus, in a given ratio, the value of the serv
ice to each subscriber increases as the number
of telephones increase; and the operating ex
pense of each telephone in the exchange in
creases in like proportion.
This is one reason why tflefhone service akvays
costs more in the large towns.
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