From Friday's Dally: ' 'J ' '
Mrs. Johnson of near Hemingford
! shopping in Alliance today.
.C. A. Currie left today on 43 for
Scottabluff to be gone over Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Wagner of Hemingford
waa In town today between traina
on business.
Lew Needland of Hemingford waa
in Alliance Thursday and today on
business and pleasure.
Alex Mulrhead and Chas. Wlltaey
of Hemingford came down Thursday
on business, returning today.
Prank R. Johnston and II. N.
Gambill of Garden county transacted
business in Alliance yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Strand and son Malone
went out to the Watson ranch Thurs
day to visit, and wil return Satur
day. Emma Doyle of Orlando,' has been
an Alliance visitor since Wednesday.
She expects to return to her borne
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Elliott of Hem
ingford were in town today between
trains. Mr. Ellott came to Alliance
to hare his eyes treated.'
A petition for divorce was filed in
district court on Thursday by Edna
Olson, asking separation from Oscar
Olson on the charge of desertion.
.The Methodist Epwortb League
will give a party tonight at the
church. Everyone is cordially in
vited, and requested to each bring a
tin. cup and spoon.
. W. E. Lotapelch loaded the lum
ber at Alliance today for the house
to be built soon on his ranch near
Bingham. Bart Young, who has
barge 'of the carpenter work, will
KO down to the Lotspeich ranch with
in a few weeks, accompanied by two
or three other carpenters. It is ex
pected that the foundation and other
preliminary work will be completed
by that time, when the construction
of the house will be pushed ' right
along until completed.
From Saturday's Daily:
E. C. Drake has purchased a Ford
automobile.
Pete Long has purchased a Ford
automobile.
Jesse Watson of near Berea came
In today on business.
.Mrs. C. II. Hughes has returned
from her trip to Omaha.
Mrs. Roy Beckwitb returned this
morning from a two weeks' visit in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Joy and baby
came in yesterday from Jesse coun
ty for a few days' visit.
Mrs. Mabel Perkins of Deadwood,
South Dakota, came in Friday to vis
it her sister Mrs. Hazel Johnson for
some time.
Mrs. O. W. Emery, who has been
teaching ecbolo for six months near
Redington, has finished this term and
returned to her home in Alliance.
John Rodgers of Torrtngton, Wy
oming, a nephew of E.- E. Lawrence,
returned to his home today. He
has been visiting Mr. Lawrence for
three months.
Nels Worley expects to leave on
Monday for Tbermopolis, Wyoming,
to take treatment at the hot springs
there for muscular rheumatism from
which he has been suffering for
some time.
Mrs. B. W. Bearden and daughter
will leave tonight on 42 for Broken
Bow to attend the funeral of J. O.
Painter. The funeral services will
be held at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Bearden will return on
Monday.
Auctioneer Coursey informs The
Herald that the Mrs. Albro'a public
sale this week was one of the best
sales for ita sise that he ever cried.
The bidding was lively and prices
satisfactory. The sale, amounting
to $1,812, was completed in about
an hour and thirty-five minutes.
Among the people shopping in Al
liance today are Mr. Sherlock and
family. Mrs. Hill and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Trenkle and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Albright, Mr. and
Mrs. Manion, Mrs. Stillle and daugh
ter, and Mrs. O. D. Hobbs and son.
The girls' basket ball team of the
High school went up to Chadron to
day to play the academy girls at
that place tonight.
From Monday's Daily:
P. K. Cbristensen of Hemingford
came down Saturday to visit N. C.
Peterson.
William Robinson expects to 70 tc
Omaha. Wednesday for a week's visit
with friends.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson, of Heming
ford, stopped off here Saturday on
her way home from a few weeks' vis
it in Omaha.,
Christ Abbott, the well known
Crawford saloon man, is visiting in
Alliance over St. Patrick's day. He
waa well decorated with shamrocks.
W. Saurbraun, Western. Union
wire chief, was called east this noon
by a telegram from Fort Dodge, Io
wa, stating that his father had died
Sunday night.
Bert Ashley, wife and daughter,
of Cheyenne, who hnv been guests
of Geo. O. Gadaby for two weeks, re
turned to tbiir home today. They
formerly lived here.
Chas. C. Jameson, of Ellsworth,
secretary of the Nebraska Stock
Growers Association, was in Alliance
Si
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On Saturday, March 21st
We will ha e oi exhibition at our
showrooms at the
ALLIANCE GARAGE
our first carload of 1014 Ford
automobiles, ready for your
inspection. . '. .'.
. More than 350,000 Fords have been
sold up to date. Every third car is
a Ford. You owe it to yourself to
inspect these cars before you buy.
Keeler-Coursey Co.
SQUEAK, AND GRIND
That auto needs attention.
Our work Is done by an expert
who can diagnose car trouble
. like a physician does the hu
man being. No matter what
is the trouble,. we can fix it.
We save you money by sav
ing time in doing your re
pairing. Our prices are very
reasonable.
OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED
Auto Livery in Connection
BRITT'S GARAGE
116 East Thrid St.
Phone 118
General
Contractors
raJTJcsj
We Construct
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
oranythingin the
Cement Line
Brick Work. Tile and
Plastering
Old Fashioned Fire Places
and Uaotels
LUIID & GLARUM
Phone 249 Alliance, Nebr.
today for a short time on business.
He returned to Ellsworth at noon.
FimWfdm'mii'l)ilyi
Ram Graham drove In from the
ranch this morning.
' Joe Trice was operated upon this
tnornlng for appendicitis.
' Engineer Wilson has bought the
Sam Tillett property on Niobrara
avenue and he and his family are
making their home there now.
Mrs. William Davidson held a
kenslngton at her home Tuesday af
ternoon. A delicious three course
luncheon was served. The guests
were Miss Soules and Mesdames Gad
dis. Kuhn. Cornu. Ella : Young,
Thomas Katen. W. H. Beach, Kelly,
Lincoln Lowery. Pert Laing. Pat
more. The two I vers AY fond pianos or
dered by Mrs. J. T.; Wiser for the
Emerson and Central schools have
been shipped from Boston and are
expected to arrive In Alliance this
week. These instruments will make
a fine addition to the equipment of
the two school buildings In which
they will be placed. They are fin
ished in waxed burled walnut, a fin
ish that is rare yet and not much
carried in stock by piano houses,
making it necessary to send to the
factory for these two Instruments.
From Thursday's Daily i
City Attorney Joe Westover la In
Denver on business.
F. J. Elliott of Hemingford was an
Alliance visitor today.
Miss Mae Jensen of Ellsworth was
shopping In Alliance Wednesday.
Samuel Sheldon's baby, that has
been quite 111. Is now out of danger.
W. J. Johnson's daughter has been
Quite 111 the past few days but is Im
proving. '
August Maulahe left for Greeley,
Dutch Rye Bread
When you get the
pure Dutch Rye
Bread you don't
want any other. .'.
Ask your Grocer, or at
Manewal's Bakery
IM Baal ftrrt St. FbOMtT
Klckapoo Worn Killer Kipel Worms
The cause of your child's Ills
the foul, fetid, offensive breath the
starting up with terror and grinding
of teeth while asleep the sallow
complexion the dark circles under
the eyes are all Indications of
worms. Klckapoo Worm Killer Is
what your child needs; it expels the
worms, the cause of the child's un
healthy condition. For the removal
f seat, stomach and pin worms,
Klckapoo Worm Killer gives sure re
lief. Its laxative effect adds tone to
the general system. Supplied as a
candy confection children like It.
Safe and sure relief. Guaranteed.
Buy a box today. Price 2 Sc. All
druggists or by mall.
Klckapoo Indian Med. Co.. Philadel
phia or St. Louis.
HOUSES TO RENT
or lease. Land
to rent orleafce.
Land or city
property for
sale. Phone 36.
C. W. JEFFERS
Colorado. Wednesday noon In hit
new Ford car. ....,..
D. II. Lawrence left for Sprlaj-'
field, Nebraska, on Wednesday, to
sell a carload of potato there . on
Monday.
Martin Sweeney returned Wednea
dar from an extended basineM irff
la eastern Nebraska and Iowa. H
reports a very successful trip.
The School of Music is busy pre
paring a students' recital for Thurs
day. March U, at the MethodlM
church. Violin and piano will he
used.
... . . ,,
Mrs. Frank Garrett and two child
ren are vislUng friends and relative
In the city. They expeot to return to
their borne near Seneca the last of
the week.
H. O. Beatty is the new bookkeep
er at the Burlington stock yard,
taking the place of A. D. ' Roberta,
who has resigned to be la bullae
for himself. "
O. Anderson was arrested oh the
charge 'of drunkenness and disturb"
Ing the peace and fined this morning
In police court, being relieved of om
dollar and costs.
All Kinds of
CEMENT
CONSTRUCTION
Sidewalks, Founda
tions, Curb, Gutter.
Retaining Walls, etc.
It will pay ycu to sea
mo before bttinz
your work. . . . . .
T. J. BEAL
PHOKE 782
ft
66
Bulls For Sale
25 HEAD DURHAM AND HEREFORDS
14 to It MONTHS OLD
These bulls can be seen at Ashby,
Neb., 40 miles east of Alliance.
PRICES RIGHT
JAhES FEAGINS& SON
Front Tuesday' Dully:
James Feaglns returned this noon
from an extended business trip
through Colorado points.
Mrs. K. J. Sterns and son Herbert
went down to Mitchell Monday to
viBit her parents for a few days.
Vance and Ray Vanlon were In
Alliance on business Monday and
continued their trip on to Colorado,
looking for land.
The ladles of the Baptist church
will meet in the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon. Business
meeting at 2:30. Refreshments will
be served.
Joe Barnes and family of Heaver
Crossing have recently purchased
Frank Krenek's farm, four and a
half miles east of town and will lo-i
cate there in the near future.
Ray Vaulon has recently sold hi
three-fourths section of land to Ueo.
Cooper. Mr. Vaulon formerly con
ducted the Half-way ranch at Wal
ters Lake, but has resigned, and
Dan Wllsox has taken his place.
A. L. Conklin, manager of the S.
A. Foster Lumber Company's yard
at Alliance, has a neat quarter page
ad in this issue of The Herald, thru
which be invites its readers who
contemplate building to inspect their
stock of lumber and give them an
opportunity to quote prices. j
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Holsteu gave
a dt'lit'i'iuj hIx course six o'clock din
ner Sitturiiy. The guests were Mr.
(and Mr Ir. IU-llwood and daugh
ter Mir ilia, and General Suprio-
ti-udent Young uad Mrs. Young.
IMegates to the Royal Neighbors
convention at Sheridan stopped off
in Alliance today between trains on
their way to Sheridan. The ladle
were Mrs. C. R. Storey of Cheyenne,
Mrs. Brown of Cheyenne, Mrs. Mary
Worth of Encampment, and Mrs.
James Whatrman of Laramie.
Mrs- E. J. Hicks Is having consid
erable Improvement made In her
residence at 407 Laramie avenue.
This is the brick house formerly oc
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith.
By the time the improvements which
Mrs. Hicka is having made are com
pleted they will incur aa expense of
a thousand dollars or more.
JAG
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Colorado rump eqal I.W. All o'.b
r hinds of coal at modem price
We have the coal oo aa4 tor imaiid
late deHrery. Phono TJ. j
FORKBT LUMUKK CO.
Will Be in Alliance
Friday and Saturday
March 20 and 21
1 - ' . . .
He is a traveling representative of r
The City Tailors
'Finest Clothes to Measure"
Will be at our store with the largest
and best line of Woolens in the piece
that it has ever been your privilege
to examine.
Workmanship the Highest Grade
If Our Merchandise Don't
(Make Good, We Will
PRICES THE LOWEST
E. G. LAING
"MODERN CLOTHES FOR MEN"