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VOLUME XXI
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2J, 1914
NUMBER 8
BOOS
NINETY HAVE
GONE FORWARD
has been claiming for this modern
1 method of conserving feed supply.
Besides bein In the dairy business
himself, Mr. Hyndsnaw sells alios
and owns a silage cutter with which
he fills not only his own but his
1 neighbors' silos. His charge for cut
tine silajro is hlrtv cents nor ton.
Evangelist Whlston -Told Last Night Lagt mr ne erctyl twelve silos in
How to Get men. uig ser- nnm M.miT and five the var
mon on "Harvest" Lnn ii iima tho nf
silage, including raising the corn
with all work hired, cost of seed,
PHONE COMPANY
GAVE WARNING
Nebraska Telephone Company Warns
Two Hundred Farmers and
Ranchmen of Storm
An Instance of the good work be-
About ninety have thus far come rent n land and Dirt tine In silo, ta
forward in, the Whlston meetings from i.65 t,, i.7e, t(m. Thomas HP done by the Nebraska Telephone
sad It is hoped to cross the UM mark county is only about one hundred company was shown Wednesday
by Sunday. Unquestionably a great nriles eat of Alliance and is in the tne government weather pre-
good has been done in Alliance, and sandhills country. The cost of put- miction warning of a severe
the church put in fine shape for fu- uivg up silage in this and neighbor- tom PMpa D""ara wnn a-
tirre work. Rev. Woten te wearing ine counties would, no doubt, be an- 10 expose "r
he smile that 'won come off these Iprtfximfltely the same as in the vi- Million of dollars worth of cattle
days end plannmg a great advance dnity 0f Thedford and Seneca. There are by ranchmen and fanners
is. the days to come. The young they would not now think of doing m the territory adjacent to Alliance
mon and women will be organized without silos. It will be the same n vere bllazard like the one
Uto classes, the Y. P. S. C. B. will iwsy here after they have been in
fee strengthened and every depart- stalled In large numbers.
Bient of work enhanced. The evai
geHst spoke last nigbt on "How to
Got Rich." and was again at his
beet. He said
"Real wealth is not the wealth of
pocket nor bank, but the wealth of
soul and purpose and service. It Is
not what one gets out of life thai
makes him rich, but what he puts iiu
Mot what one receives from his fel
lows, but what he elves. Wo have
no right to coin Into gold and silver
Use sorrow and suffering of the
poor; to erystalize into diamonds the
sfweat that falls from the brow of
labor: or. to Quote Mr. Bryan, we
FACTORY MAKES
30,000 TONS
New Record Established by
Factory at Seottsbluff the
Past Season
last winter, if it came without warn
ing, might result in the loss of imany
thousands of dollars worth of valu
able stock.
As soon as warning was received
Manager Currlc of the Alliance ex
change, had over two hundred farm
ers and ranchmen who are on phone
linos in this territory notified so
tbat they could take measures to
save loss of stock. This wis done
Sugar under the direction of the chief op
erator, Mrs. Chaffee.
Suih prompt action as this makes
the phone company subscribers ap
preciate the good service furnisued.
ARE SELLING COWS
AT PRIVATE SALE
stein, Jersey and Swiss Cat
tle About Alt Sold
spent Saturday night at Wru. Arch-
Mr. and Mrs. Dob Hasten and baby
ftpe-nt a few days last week with
Mrs. Hazen's brother, Harry Boon,
on his homestead. .
Little Billy Westley Is sick with In
grippe.
Little Alice Westley and Donald
Elliott had quite a runaway last
week. Bob eays he has two wheels
and part Of a soot to show for his
bucfry, but he supposes the kids
were not to blame.
Mrs. Sutton who has been quite
sick for two weeks. Is much better
at tliis writing.
' Mbw Pearl Pearin of Sunrise is
working for Mrs. Sutton while she
Is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Rice drove out
In their car Sunday for a visit with
Mrs. John Scott.
Pell Jay and children have becxn
having la grippe but are better.
Crawford Real Estate Man Keeps up
His Record of Boosting
Western Nebraska
WILL ATTEND
STYLE SHOW
Alliance Merchant and Wife 8tart
to Shicago Saturday to Be
; About Two Weeks
Scottsbluf f, . Jaw. 29. The greatest
sugar campaign in the life of the
must not 'crucify labor upon a cro Seottsbluff factory closed Monday
of gold." I Two hundred thousand tons of beets
Tondght will be a BIO one on the sliced Is the record of the year. For
"Harvest". This is a startler. The aooua isu nays tne miu nas run day
enraneellst will sing, also Miss I nisnn, turning out a ion or re-
1. t 1L..1 t u 1 m;n Miicnr fturh five Tnhmt mV
ru-s. li 10 Mivwaui" 0 Nutter A. Hyndshaw's Carload of Hoi
attention box will be ooened. Friday ln a grand total of appproximately ' J
Bteiut the theme will be "The Sec- 30.000 tons.
d Coming of ' Christ." Saturd-ay The w contracts cutting "the price
Bight he will speak on "Wages and of beets 60 cents a ton. and limiting
nimiora" SimkIhv will he I the acreage to 15.000 acres, were
1 . .. . . .. . I At 4k ..1,H,. t 1. 1
last Sunday of the meetings, with gobbled up In three days by growers ' "
addresses by Whlston at 10. 11 and of sugar beet, with an over-eub- ,Ik bw at, Checkered
7:30. These will be ereat sermons wrtpt ion of several thousand acres. "VKT "an
I . . a . A. ... 1 17 n 1 v fM it a hAai urCno A Tswi W rvi
Aui a ma rfav Th mpn past year more man ii.wu.uuu " "w
.v ith rvw rfvptm, An wsa paid to the farmers for beets. u,d" Ul uituKIW. lWv, ua.u
Tuesday night. Monday night his $200,000 iwiid to the Uborers at fford. M. F. Nolan and Al. Harris
tine factory. Ten thousand cattle "l wwn. 1110 privm m
were fed largely upon the by-pro- which rhe cows were going were so
ducts at the mill, and 300,000 sheep ,ow tlu Mr- Mer who was repre-
were fetttened in the vicinity. senting the Arm at the sa.le was un
willing to let more of them go, and
MAKES SUN DIAL as he would not bid in anything of
fered at auction, he called the sale
John J. Adams, brother of Mrs. off,
ueonge uavis or Aruance, ana rore F. M. Hyndhaw of Thedford has
ntain of the Sheridan machine shops, been In Alliance for a week past at-
atorm Predicted by Government Re-Ms In the city with his wife visiting tending to disposing of the balance
port Passes Up Sunny City relatives here. Mr. Adams present- of ithe car load at private sale. He
of Alliance ed Mrs. Davis with am exouteite informs Th. Herald that fhov
steei sunoaai wnwn ne maoe in tne about all snoken for now. Alho
shop. It is a work of art and will the Belting of this carload has not
The bMzzard predicted by the gov- prove very useful in the 'sonny Alii- been altogether satisfactory, he be
subject will be "Face and Form."
NO BLIZZERD
HERE TODAY
The Beml-maual style show at Chi
cago is a groat event for wide-awake
merchants of the middle west. It
will be held February 3d for the
ooming season and will be attended
by at least one Alliance merchant
and. his wife. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Harper will leave Saturday night for
the "Windy City," expecting to be
y Tie alwjut two weeks during Which
time they-will order sprifig slcks
for the various deparmtents of their
large store.
While in Chicago Mrs. Harper will
engage the services of an expert
trimmer from Gage Brothers', and
Mr. Harper will look for sa expori
enced clothing salesman to add to
the sales force of the stor.
IMiJlip Nohe, Sr., proprietor ot
Nohe's Cafe and Bakery, has pur
chased aa entire new outfit of broad
mixing and making machinery, in
cluding a new oven. Their eauiiv
Aran u iiungerrora, tne tiusuing miX . when installed, will be second
real estate man of Crawford, has to none
made a success of his business from
tne man, aue largely to nis enor-1 HEMINGFORDITE8 IN ALLIANCE
geiio business methods and the fact
mat ne Deueves in advertising. Mr Mp. Dan wat-o,
The following clipping from tlie VVm. Mabin came down from Hem-
Crawford Tribune tells of an later- lnt8ford on 44 yesterday remaining
csting pampnie wwen Mr. Hunger- ovtT ln Allisuwe till today. Mr. Ma-
rora expect to issue soon: CAinA . The Herald otfifiw1itl
A rnli L. Ilungerfonl left last night here and added his name to the
fo9 Denver to superintend the exe-1 large lkt of Hemlngford subscriber
cuticn of a large number of half- to the weekly paper.
tvae cuts, Including portraits of the
leading buelness men of this city.
The cuts are to be used in
pamphlet to be issued by Mr. Hun-1
gerford In the next two or three
weeks, setting forth the advantages
offered ln northwest Nebraska, es
pecially Dawes county, for Uomeseek-
era There wui be from 2.5O0 to
3000 copies printed and all the work
will be done at the Tribune Print
ory, outside of the making - of tho
cuts. We have frequently spoken ot
Hungerford doing more in the ad
vertising line for this section than
any dozen other men combined, aw!
the work now In press is further ev
idence of that fact.
eminent weather report Wednesday I ance weather.
dAd sot arrive. Instead it passed up
Alliance and went In another direc
tion. - The storm started Tuesday in
western Canada and swept in this
direction. If it had kept on its
course Alliance would today have
been snowed under Instead of bask
ins in the smiling sunshine.
The temperature in western Can
ada on Tuesday was twenty degrees
below zero. It was 80 degrees above
at the same time in New Orleans.
The temperature was down around
ttte xero mark in Alliance this morn-
Heves that as the Importance of hav
ins tne nest Dreens tor dairy pur
poses Is brougbt more before the
people and when they are bettor ac
quainted with the class of cows foan
died by.. Nutter & Hyndahaw, there
will be a greater demand here for
what they have to eell. They ex
Blackmailers Send Letter to the Los pect to ship more here and continue
Angeles Police Stating They thl place as a selling point
Want 95,000
MILLIONAIRE IS BEING
HELD FOR $75,000
ELLSWORTH PEOPLE
MARRY IN DENVER
Will Make Their Horns at 8pade Af
ter the Honeymoon. Wed
ding Not Secret
(By Herald Correspondent.)
Ellsworth, Nebr.. Jan. 29. Word
has been received here that Alls
Blanche Com stock and George K,
Noe were quietly married at Den
ver.. The wedding was not kept a
secret but very few people besides
the relatives knew of it. Mr. and
Mrs. Noe, who are popular Ellsworth
people, intend, Intend to make their
home at Spade after the honeymoon
Los Angeles, Jan. 29. Francis I
Clark, the Spokane millionaire who
wTia thought to have committed sui-
GLEMAN CUPPINGS
ctde by drowning and who disappear- Boy nd Girl 0ut Riding Have Ser-
ed on January 17, is held ln the Si- ,ou Runaway. Only Buggy
win. Madre mountains bv blackmail- 8m nd Wheels Left
ers who demand a ransom of $75.-
000 for his release.
The police received a letter this! (By Herald Correspondent)
morning signed by blackmailers who Cleman, Nebr., Jan. 28. Carl Norris
demand an instant reply and want of Lynne spent four days of last
Practical Dairyman Tells of Success the sum of f 75,000 for the release of week at Geo. Elliott's trapping.
1 mm t ii f I tll. lLHA.i..J. A. J m.l t V. I
... w'"-- ' " J I Kobert liraluim la in Al larwe at
"ranl" "lur"" '1 '" v"'7' '" nresent looking ftr hl hiidli (n.
terewts
SILOS ARE COMING
TO THE FRONT
F. M. Hyndhaw, of whom mention
to made ln another article in this
ZURN WILL TIE THE KNOT
Mr. Maine went to the table for a
load of corn for Mr. Graham Sun
Tth ulllrmpni In Tha T4rli1 Wwl.
paper, U senior member of the firn 1 Proprietor Kewer of day
orf Hyndahaw & Son. Thedford. and tne Ree ,fl wll, . Mr. and Mrs. Vic Covalt spent Sutv-
ateo member of the nrm or N utter 1 . . fctt(shSB . to th(t courle day with Mr. Covalfs parents.
C II I J. .. ... 0, nA TUaArrA I I
, m. nijmi.w, aw, iwno Wji married on one Satur- Mr. and Mrs. m. Archer, Mrs
I, U m m uyill ww i v tw S V - u- mm u vw -vp j VJ f UUS
tract ed much attention and we are spent Sunday with Sam Hickman's at
ance Herald has been urging upon advised that several of the boys are Hickory.
wine, nuiuu.u mu u..,u . going 10 pop tne question. Kari and Earnest Norris of Lvnn
jn mkm m aajonnn a.ie i'oM Magistrate Oregory Zurn a- Upent Sunday night at Oea Elliott's
w o . If,'"" IV lrc-ltuiui iuo icituij . 1101 x. ,,. n-oV,'. v
w uiu ..v,.. 1 1 craA-Ker-jacK kikh ner ana "T'lto Broadwater Monday
al use wouW be of immense advant- do th ioh In a wrw-VmatilikA nun. 7
age in developing the resources of - it. n . kukkc ana ueorgia
this country. Information by Mr. , were visiting at Granam s rauc h Mon-
w 1 1.
Hynd6haw concerning silos In Thorn-1 Ike M. Shrlner of Ellsworth Is inltliay
mm county confirms what The Herald Ithe city today on busiDess. I Mrs. Michner and Madge Graham
HOLSTEN WILL GIVE RING
Rtv "
v SOME MORE
importance to every property owner
and business man. They should all
plrui to Attend. The firemen wiU
see that everyone is made thorough
ly at home.
NEW BREAD MACHINERY
ACCUSE BEASON
STEALING CALF
Thedford Man Accused of Steallna
and Butchering Calf from '
Hamilton Ranch -1
MEETING OF THE
MINN. TEACHERS
Socialization in Education Is Gener
al Topic Selected for Dis
cussion Next
($y Herald Correspondent.) , '
Thedford, Nebr., Jan. 29. -The pre
liminary hearing ot William Beauon,
a paperbanger who lias a homestead
eiight miles north of hl place, on
a clubnge of Ktealing and butchering
a calf from the Hamilton ranch, was
held here today.
Beawoii lives near the Hiunilton
ram-ih. It 1m wuid that he has been'
caught before., Imt was released. The
offic.tal statement is that tie case is
being held' over, until more evidence
is obtainMl, altho it is suspected
that the real cause is to give the of
ficials time to find a certain man
who may be an accomplice. i
MISS KRIDELBAUGH BETTER
Moorhead, Minn., Jan, 29. "Social
ization in Education" U the general
topic selected for discussion at the Miss Bernlce Krldelbaugh, who
annual meeting of the North west-Cen-l slippwl end foil on an icy walk Tues
tivil Minnesota Teachers' aseocia-. day night at ber home, is getting
Hon, which began a two days' se- better and will soon recover from
fion at the state normal school here Ithe effects f her injury.
today. President Vincent of the Un
iversity of Minnesota and several MAKES SHORT VISIT
other educators of note are on the
program. Mrs. I. E. Waddick, wife of "Lew'
Waddle of The Herald, left thhp
ioon for a visit . at Norfolk, tlis
home of her mother. She will stop
over a day with friends at Chadron.
FATHER DIES
GO TO FUNERAL
GADDIS SELL8 HOUSE
James U-addls has sold his resi
dence at OH Big Horn to Mrs. C
Father of Mrs. C. W. Zurn, Verne Uf.u.(rilv possnRimi '' t' !' tn.
Regester and Mrs. 0. E. Wil- I
liams Dies in Iowa
F. E. HobMen, the Jeweler, Is go
ing to do his part in the marriage
ceremony in the Bee Hive display
window. He announced today that
he would give the weddinig ring to
the couple that takes advantage of
the liberal offer to be made man
and wife one Saturday.
Few people have the opportunity
to get married in ibis way. Kewer
offers a 15 set of enameled kitchen
ware, Judge Zurn offers to perforin
the ceremony and Holsteu offers the
wedding ring. All free. Come on
in. boys, the water's fine.
FIREMEN PROTEST
AGAINST ATTACK
Mr. Kegester of l'aclflc Junction,
died at his home there Tuesday at
(? o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. C.
V7. Zurn. Mrs. O. E. Williams and
Verne Regester of Alliance, are
di ifhlm nd nnn nf ilacAaneri.
M. Zurn left last Friday night for Allia"c Department Taking up
his bedside, being with him when he
di.i.
Verne Regester and Mrs. Williams
left Tuesday night for the funeral.
Mr. Regester was sixty years of age,
Matter of Attack Against
Commissioner Ridgell
The members of the Alliance Fire
A. M. E. REVIVAL -MEETING
A protracted revival meeting la be
ing held by the members of the A.
M. E. church. The meetings are
conducted by Rev. W. M. Maoce.and
will continue to February 4, in the
second house west of the tracks 00
Platte avenue. Good crowds are at
tending. Everyone is invited.
GOETHALS ACCEPTS
GOVERNORSHIP
Washington. D. C, Jan. 29. S re-
tar y of War Garrison announced to
day that Col. Goethals has formally
accepted the appointment as gover
nor of the Canal Zone.
Heath was caused by asthma and department are up tei arms against
consumption. Uuu:k 011 ty. State
r ij iuiumu!uuer iiiugeii. ai vqhm
meeting last evening the matter was
thoroly threshed out and it wtw de
cided to appoint a committee to pro
tect against the apparently unfound
ed and malicious attack on Judge Rid
goll. The fact that the charges
seem to have, been made for polltkai
purposes by men who have a grudge
Interesting Time Coming on Febru- against him has aroused the ire of
ary 11 When Business Men Ithe firemen and they will fight for
Meet with Firemen him to the last ditch.
FIREMEN WILL
HAVE SMOKER
MASQUERADE BALL
A big soiiokcr will be given by the
fire department Wednesday evenin
February 11. Aft of the firemen will
attend and they will have as guests A nMUKruenule bail will be given
many of the leading business men on Saturday, February 17, at the
and property owner of the city. The opera house by the Alliance fire de-
ohtef topic of discussion wUl be mo- partment. The orchetstm will he of
tor fire truck. Men who are thor- the best and admission will be only
oly posted on the proposition will fifty oeuty. Plan to come and enjoy
talk. This meeting will be of great I yourself at thl high cteee balL