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Mrs. H. A. Cunningham went to appendicitis. Gertrude has not yet
Mlnatare Friday for a short visit. been operated on. but Is Improving
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It. Harper visited In Ells
Mrs. W
rth n few days with Mrs. Jones
A lnrre mountain lion was soon a
'em days aco In the hilts so-uth of
Crawford.
Mrs. A. W. Kickcll of Edgemont
-sIted for several days with rela
wes in this city.
Real Estate. Loans and Inrar-
The Sheridan. Wyo., hi eh f hool
has established and put Into opera
tion the first repular cafeteria in
northern Wyoming. The mini her
fed In a day runs between 250 and
300, the majority of the students in
the school.
The old frame ImildiitK which was
moved hint week from the lot two
.loo-s south of the Alliance National
bank, was cut in two and two houses
nce. t. E. REDDISH, Reddish will b made out of the structure.
Block. 15-tf-6727 They are located on Mississippi ave
nue, and are owned by J. U. jicnton.
Mrs. Chase Feapins and Mrs. '
James Feaeins are visiting with rel
atives at Woodbine. Iowa.
Mrs. G. I,. Milllken Is visiting in
Casper, Wyo., the guest
daughter. Mrs. Wetherell.
John McCoy, M. D.
Offices and Hospital
Not only will the Commercial club
get election returns on the night of
November 7, but other organizations
will provide a service of election bul-
of her letins and returns to the crowds that
I will be anxious to hear how the elec
tions have gone In nation, state and
county.
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The C. 12. society will hold a so
cial In the parlors of the Christian
church Saturday evening. A cordliil
Invitation is extended to the public
to attend this function.
TIip V. K. O. society was entertain
ed Monday evening by Mrs. Terry
Cogswell and Miss (Irace Fickle, at
the home of the former. The regu
lar meeting was held, commencing at
"'30.
George Cooksey, of St. Joseph,
Mo., auditor for the Burlington, who
has been taking Mr. Reynolds place
for the past month, entertained a
mi vber of young people at the Im
perial theatre Monday evening, after
which they all enjoyed a lunch at the
It re n nan drug store.
At the home of Mrs. Sward oecur-
' red the marriage of Pearl Day ley to
Henry Schmoker, on October 7. Uoth
parties lire from Bingham. Only rel
atives of both parties were present.
Uev. .1. It. Carnu performed the mar
riage ceremony. Both parlies, own
Kinkai 1 claims, so they concluded
(hey would try the marriage claim.
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iveuuisu oiucK - i eiepuuno o.'
Bayard, after twenty-five years of
darkness, will have electric lights In
residences, stores and on the streets.
A full line of Ilawleigh Kxtracts,
fcplces nml Remedies. W. K. Cutts,
Alliance. 43-4t-7650
An unusual supply of home-made
ty was in the city Saturday and re
ported that a horse thief had taken
a valuable mare belonging to him
frim his place nine miles east and
two miles south of Alliance. The
animal Is ten years old and weighs
l.fiOO pounds.
J. L. Barnett came over from Alli
ance Sunday evening and Monday
are good that their ellorts will
crowned with success.
Superintendent I'ate of the Alli
ance public schools reports the total
enrollment of the schools at present
ps 874, or 85 better than the corre
sponding month of last year. This
shows n etndy erowtb for Mlianc,
as the school m;mi1;. I inn is a good
criterion to follow In estiniatin;: the
city's ndvpnrn'iient. Them iri "i:"y
pupils of school age enrolled In the
St. Agnes academy, making the total
educational enrollment of the city
one of which the citizers of the com
munity well may be proud.
pickles and relishes come and see drove back in their car. Some time
in November Mr. and MrB. Barnett
expect to drive their car as far as
Denver and ship It from there to
California, where they will spend the
winter. Chadron Journal.
The members of the local B. P. O.
K. lodge are making great prepara
tions for the annual Hallowe'en ball.
The entertainment committee has
, been given carte blanc and they will
take full liberty under their Instruc
tions to make the event one of the
best ever given under the auspices of
the order in Alliance.
Senator G. M. Hitchcock will ad
dress the people of Alliance and vi
cinity at the opera house on the
night of October 14. Senator Hitch
cock Is making a tour of the north
western part of the state and is get
ting a good hearing at every place he
visits. Th local Democrats are mak
ing efforts to have this meeting a
them, on October 19, at 7th and Lar
amie Rts.
Miss Eunice Burnett was at Scotts
Mnff Monday and In the evening par
ticipated In a concert at the Presby
terian church.
I niti in the market to buy your
potatoes. See me for price. Phono
24. K. V. ltKAIi. Office, corner
2nd and llox Butte Ave., basement
lteddish block.
43-21-7668
The Omaha Trade Exhibit has
changed hands, Mrs. M. C. Hod gin.
who owned the most of the stock In
the publication, sllinc out to a com
pany of Omaha and Nebraska retail
ors. Gertrude, the 10-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Carpenter,
was taken to the hospital Thursday
afternoon for medical treatment fori rousing pood one and the prospects
MAKING A IUG CATCH
Omaha. The Omaha police ar
rested four men and a woman and
believe they have unenrthed a pang
of automobile thieves who have stol
en hundreds of cars in the middle
west In recent months. Four more
men were arrested in Sioux Cily.
Those taken here ore: Mrs. Lou la
Assman, wife of a drug clerk, and B.
F. Godard. a bartender; D. Sullivan,
druggist of Armor, S. D. : D. C.
Keitz, proprietor of a pool hall at
Sioux City and 11. K. Hardy, a clerk
of Sioux City.
Those arrested at Sioux City are:
A. L. Assman. druggist of Omaha;
Harry Godard. plumber. Council
Biiif!'; Bert Wright, laborer, and
Carl llogland, taxi driver of Sioux
City.
Other arrests h'-re and in Des
Moines are soon to be made, it is
aid.
The Woman's Federated Club of
Alliance will hold a reception at the
home of Mrs. Fred Campbell, Friday
evening, for the husbands of the
memoers of the club, city school fac
ulty and teachers, and to the Alli
ance School of Music faculty. A
short program has been arranged,
and lieht refreshments will be serv
ed Mrs l.ydni IniukIhh of North
I'latte, grand organizer ami inspect
or of the G. I. A. and B. L. E., and a
member of division 200. made an of
ficial visit to the Alliance division
Thursday. A meeting was called at
10 a. in. and an all-day session was
held, adjourning at noon for lunch,
which was served at the Alliance ho
tel. Upon closing the afternoon
meeting at 6 o'clock dinner was serv
ed to the members and guests by
Mrs. A. E. Nelson at her home, 404
Toluca. In the evening a theatre
party was enjoyed by all, at the Im
perial. Later Mrs. H. A. Hamilton
lertertalned the visitor until train
'time, leaving on No. 301 for her
' home. The local division presented
' .Mrs. Douglas with a beautiful cut
; glass dish as a token of their love for
j her and appreciation of her efforts in
I making this such an enjoyable and
i'lilriieuve meeting, and all look for
1 ward to a future date when she will
he with them again.
Oflice supplies at The Herald of
fice. Phone 34 0.
The evening of Octi.b r " will be
long remcnib'M'ed by Ed Petersen of
Aniioch as one lilled with friends.
Five autoes arrived just as his good
night pipe was going out. About
thirty people gathered to surprise
him. which they succeeded in doing
when all demanded "supper." Ed
OILS
We Sell
Kooi
Kirby
Colorado
COAL
In all sizes
Try our high test gasoline
and kerosene for winter use
Vaughan & Son
Phone 5
We don't keep the best, we sell it
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wub equal to the occasion, but an
other surprise hit him when a boun
tiful supper wan brought in.
The evening was delightfully spent
In games, dancing and visiting. Ed
assured the crowd he would have an
other birthday any time they cared
to come. Mr. Petersen la a royal
host. Those present were: Me
dames Albert Petersen, A. C Peter
sen, Kay Brennaman, John Walt, F.
J. Keller. Saylor: Misses Ethel
Brown. Pacta Brennaman,
Brennaman, Gladys Walt,
Wait. Franklo Walt. Emily
Messrs. Albert Petersen, A. C.
sen. John Saylor, Hay Brennaman,
Jolin Walt, F. J. Keller, Morris Pet
ersen. Clarence Petersen, Walter
Petersen, Gun Petersen, F. 15. Mess
ersmith. Tommy Down, Willis Pylcs.
Donald Brennaman, Albert Varley,
Earl Varley, A. Itasburn, Jim Uas-burn.
Neva
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Walt;
Peter-
Optlm,tlc Thought.
The best portion of a good man's lif"
Is his little, nameless, unremembnred
acta of kindness.
Worth While Quotation.
"There k something pathetlcallr
tragic about th woman who rebel
against growing old." Selected.
Don't miss reading the ads of Tin
Quality Store. Mollrlng's, In this Is
sue of The Herald.
Tha Good Workman.
A good workman never feels thai
the government Is grinding hliu down
a great deal. Atchison Globe.
Dally Thought.
I am fully convinced that the soul
is Indestructible, and that Ita activltr
will continue through eternity. It !
like the sun, which, to our eyes, seema
to fi't in night; hut It has In reality
rnly gone to diffuse Its light elaa
where. Goethe.
LADIE;
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Your Fall Suit NOW!
Do not wait until after the season is closed, bat take advantage of our 20 per cent
discount on any suit in our store, for ten days only.
Wi ARE PLACING ON SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LATEST FALL SUITS, CONSISTING OF MORE THAN 200, PURCHASED FOR OUR FALL
TRADE. WE PURCHASED VERY HEAVILY OF BOTH COATS AND SUITS AND FIND THAT THE EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND FCR C0AT3
HAS LEFT US WITH THIS LARGE STOCK OF SUITS. IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT OUR SUIT STOCK WE ARE AT THIS SEASONABLE TIME
MAKING THIS CUT IN PRICE. COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUEil. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO PURCHASE THESE REMARKABLE BAR
GAINS AT THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL PRICES : & .
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$13.75 Suits, in black, navy, brown and Q1 1 AA
green, for pll.UU
$15.75 Suits, in navy, black, green and t O ffi
brown, for l.l)U
$17.75 Suits, in Burgundy, navy, brown 1 h r.c
and black for lll.LV
$22.50 Suits, in navy, black, green, Bur- 1 O Art
gundy and brown for lO.UU
$27.50 Suits, in all colors, 22 QQ
$32 50 Suits, in all colors 2
$35.00 Suits, in all colors 2g QQ
$37.50 Suits, in all colors, QJ
$45.00 Suits, in all colors, QQ
Also a
1 0 Per cent
Cut on Dresses
In order to ir.nke this sale worth while to all who come we are
making a special cut of 10 per cent on the price of any dress in the
store. This indues Georgette crepe, crepe de chene, crepe de me
teor, charmeusc, s in, silk poplins, serges, etc. Any of these garments
are guaranteed be absolutely satisfactory or your money will be
cheerfully refunded. Remember that we have the most complete and
exclusive lines of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Goods in Western Nebraska.
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