Al.t.lANC K 1IKIULD, MAIU H t. 191T
store as tailoress. Ethel Lunberry,
rho held that position, has gone to
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Torrlngton to open a ladies ready-to
wear store.
Guard Nellson left for Minneapol
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home. JJe liai a brother living in
that city. Mr. Nellson held a sale
last week and sold his stuff. He has
leased the place.
Ward Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
V. W. Norton, has an attack of ap
nendicltis, according to word received
by Mr. Norton. The son lives at L,os
Aneeles. California. His condition is
said not to be alarming.
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Little nichard McGlll Is 111 with
Ihe measles.
Mrs. It. Cox of Custer la here vls
Ulng friends.
Mrs. Grimes was here from Lake
wide on Monday.
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.Tames McCue nnd family have
moved to gerlnR.
Office supplies at The Herald of
fice. Phone 340.
John Soil of lakeside was here on
business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reek were here
from Lakeside Monday.
Miss Ruth Twllepar is confined to
er home with small pox.
A baby bov was born Monday night
i Mr. and Mrs. McFlnney.
Miss Irene Rice is now employed
at the Horare Rogue store.
H. M. fichandorff of Scottsblufl
was in Alliance Wednesday.
Mr. Smith of Lewellen was In Al
liance on business yesterday.
W. N. Wilkinson of Antloch was
A Alliance Tuesday on business.
Henry Westlako was a business
visitor from Hemlopford Tuesday.
The J. G. Dole home, who was un-
4er quarantine, has been released.
John Willis, who has been ill with
typhoid fever, is now able to be out.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Cooper Saturday night.
John Gasseling of Hemlngford was
m Alliance Wednesday on business.
W. T. Hill is now able to be out.
Me has been ill with typhoid fever.
J. C. McCorkle returned yesterday
from a short business trip to Mullen.
John McCoy, M. D.
Offices and Hospital
Reddish Block Telephone 81
Machinist Baker of the Burlington
shops resigned his position Wednes
day. John Betzold was at Ellsworth last
week where he visited at the home
clace.
The home of Mrs. Minnie Sward
was quarantined Monday with small
ox.
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Mrs. R. Sharp of Hemlngford came
down last Thursday to visit her par
ents. The quarantine on the J. W. Mil
ler home in south Alliance was lifted
today.
A. L. Carmlchael of Ellsworth was
Id the city the first of the week on
business.
Fred Wagner of Denver was in
mwd Monday. He was on his way to
Sheridan.
A baby boy arrived February 21 to
jrtadden the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
If. Sharp.
Mrs. G. W. Bell left Tuesday for
Illinois on learning that her mother
was dead.
E. O. Logan of Morrill was opera
ted on at the hospital Monday for
appendicitis.
County Superintendent of Schools
pal Russell is home from a business
visit in Lincoln.
George McGregor, who had been
fisiting here, left Tuesday for his
borne at St. Paul.
Patrick Reid and Owen Bennett of
RUsworth were Alliance visitors a
part of last week.
Mrs. Ralph Deal is home from Al
buquerque, New Mexico, where she
tlsited her parents.
Mrs. J. V. Anderson and son of
Cuernsey have been Alliance visit
re the past week.
Mrs. A. A. Layton left for Osceola
to attend the state executive meeting
.f the W. C. T. U.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Plummer of
Crawford were Alliance visitors the
middle of the week.
The Easter Star held a special
meetlnn Monday night. Two candi
dates were initiated.
George E. Davis 1b circulating his
petition for re-election as councilman
Irom the Third ward.
D. W. Wilson of Douglas, Wyo.. is
- expected to arrive today to visit his
brother, Rolla Wilson.
Tom Briefs of Antloch Is recover
ng from a fall on the ice in which
two ribs were broKen.
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The ladies of the Christian church
beld a home cooking exchange at the
Duncan store, Saturday.
Mrs. C. A. Kink of Hay Springs
was operated on Tuesday for append!
eltis at St. Joseph's hospital,
Mrs. M. E. Coleman has been at
Peadwood. having been called there
by the illness of her mother.
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Mrs. Mary Mayou returned Mon
day noon to ber home at Ellsworth
following a week end visit Here,
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i.i;i jmmii inini, iwini ir vn., i , tii..,m iii..,. ia
Property with .h. We will sell It ""l. Y" i" C. . " "Z"' V"
for you. SimmM.v & Mollring.
reported to bo doing nicely. Mr,
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A tinhv Knv vat Urn taot vnok trt tUrtU'tl yf8t Onl..)' . DoCtOf COIOr-
Mr. and Mrs. William Hafthman. liv-inou renin. m-u wu-m-
1 Prnf ?rltn11p wro
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Mrs. H. A. Cunnlnpham and daugh- ".'"
lor lft Tlinrnilnv nichl fur nn extend- Were c nHTiameu ai muni! hi iur
ed visit in Pennsylvania and Florida.
Mrs. Fred HclpbringT of Craw
ford visited here a part of last week.
She 180 a former resident of this
city.
James Watson is here from Atlan-
E. Snencei home. They wer on their
way to Gordon where they are to hold
a three weeks revival meeting.
Mrs. Robrt Graham left Sunday for
Mommouth. Illinois, being called
thereby the death of his sister, Mrs.
Margaret Brownless. Mrs. Urown-
tic Pennsylvania, this week. He came less was twontyelght years of age and
to buy a numebr of car loads of po-lis survlver by three small children.
tatoes.
F. C. Padsou of Kilgore, Men., was
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnett were in town the first of the week. He was
Rcottsbluff visitors Sunday. They returning from Lusk, Wyo., where he.
went over Sunday and returned that had been to get a couple or car loads
night. of steers. From here he went to Col-
, orado to ship carload from his ranch
Fred Brenson and Frank Jay wholin ,ht state
had been visiting friends here, ro-1
turned to Denver the last of the Clurence Schafer was at Scottsbluff
week. for the week end . Mrs. Schafer had
InrnrnoHail Vi di1 lumtianri Anil Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Buckles, who I .,,,, .,,, .horn Mr Rptmfer
had been visiting at Chicago and oth-L.,i ti, trir. in h r.r At Mint
er places east, returned to Alliance L,nie ,he roa(la wore in very good con-
nionaay. ,iitlnn considering that that section
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrow of wa8 c"vt'red w,t.h ?n0,w-
Scottsbluff have been guests the past n k W. Jones and Harry DeBuaUe
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The Horace Bogue Store
First Showing New Spring Millinery
Nobby Pattern Hats In All The New Shades
week at the home of their son, J. W. wprg al scottablufr Sunday. They 1
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also visited at Mitchell. Tho object
A new cement floor Is being put In f olr vi"lt, ,wa8 to . ,ook ov"
aiii, c,T...n.i,i ,i. theatres at those places. Mr. De-
week. The work is being done by J. Bfu "x? PU7ni u o
J Vance at ScottHbluff and renamed It tho
Mrs. Jensen of Sheridan was oper
ated on for appendicitis last week.
Orpheum.
John A. Bayer, piece-work Inspect-
Her two children accompanied her to r th Burl.ngton here for a
thla rilv inumuei OI yeiii.i, anu uio i.inwij, i- v
11113 1 ll' !.. r.. o In.nhl. Mr. uharii
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Anderson who they will make their home in the
were married recently at Oklahoma I future on a farm.
City. Oklahoma, arrived in the city , T, .Utt a .
fnnitav I . r. mntr iirau f-unj
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Mr. and Mrs. John O'Keefe are in the county court to the charge of
Vkw rirleans. arcordine to a card re- permitting minors to frequent his
ceived here. This is the season of the billiard hall and bowling alley. He
Mardi Gras. paid a fine of 20.
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Miao 7imM nf rhlrnirn nrrlved The c tv library is now open auer
this ewek to take charge of the mil- having been closed for a number of
linery department of the George Mol- weeks due to the necessity for mak
lrlng store. ing certain furnace repairs. While
line UDrary was tius a n-"
Mrs. C. D. Hall Is reported very books was added. An oruer nas
111. It Is stated that there Is a prob- been placed for a smpmeni oi me
ability she will have to undergo an very latest books.
operation. A h..
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Miss Franzden. representing the Uurchaaed the Box Butte rooming
Gage conpany, Is now in the city in house and has cnangea lis name iu
ch.irce of the millinery department the Allen rooming house. He states
of i he Harper store. he will run a clean, up-to-the-minute
I place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Reasoner ofr
Dodson. Mont., left Monday for Bill- Don Shrewsbury of Ellsworth is
Ings, Mont., following a short visit enjoying a few days here wun oia
here with friends. I friends.
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Ed Henrv is at Omaha this week ii. M. Rushnell Jr. secretary of the
uttendlne the Omaha auto show in Alliance Commercial Club left lueo
nmerPHH there this week. He left I ri.iv fnr Brldirenort to ettend tne
her Tuesdav noon. mpetlnir of the Associated Cammer
cial Clubs of Wostern NenrasKa ueio
J. M. Miller, proprietor of the Alll- ,,. phrs. LiEhtoff. George E.
ance hotel. Is at Casper this week on 1 nnrl ipv. w. c. Rundin of
business. He left Monday and ex- nrawford are also attending tho ruoet-
pects to return toaay. ing
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Harry Mollring is home from a bus- Tho wiher Music House has re-
Iness trin to Kansas City, Chicago i0ri nhinment of new nianos the
and Cleveland in the Interests of the pH8t week anU are now displaying
George Mollring store. them at the store across the street
. T . , . . . . from the postotllce. They have tak
Mlss Irma Iotspeich, who had been .. a ani, BhoWinif
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y suing me uun r uru " Bome classy Instruments. A new
Marsland. returned to Alliance the ba,cany ha8 bflf11 buUt ln the store to
care for the Vlctrola department of
the business.
Old papers for sale at tbe Heralt
latter part of the week.
SIO.OO a month will bu you a
nwelliiiK lAtt. Hf Knoddy & Moll-
rlnir. agentH for the Nebraska State ofRce Pa 8 are done up ln bui,
BuildInK and Iniii C. tf dleg ftt fly(, Rnd fen ,ent8 a bundle
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Belli of Sheri
dan have been guests at the Gus Pe-
F. W. Hicks, secretary of the Al
liance Civil Service board, announces
tersen home. They are on their way tmU lhp Pxamlnation to have been
to Sheridan from Chicago. held on February 10 for the position
. . ... ..Li-., of elevator conductor for the North
Tne Masonic lOUKes are iBiiiiF, ,.... . . a, i i . ..,., ..,. ,
possession of their new temple The j AJJ dr8.rinK (o
rormai aemcation wu.no ur ... examination should write
til the latter part of April. . . V(1 nr H.n ,., mfor further
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Arthur Hnpiuh. nrffiidnt of the information.
1'rt!,iVi Cn ut Ant Inch has I
v. i ,i ,'vi. w n him. Glenn Miller has purchased the
in... ii livoi. in Omaha. Interest of his brother, Jack Miller
in tne Miner iiroiuem iuuiuuib
A. Grecory accompanied by his store and the news stand. Jack geta
son Clifford left for New York and the ranch southwest of town. He
Washington, where he will be pres- will lease the ranch. A partnership
ent at the presidential inauguration, has been formed between John Guth
rle and Jack Miller to De unown as
Mrs. Peckenpaueh. who had been f:i,tv.io Millar and thev will con-
visiting here, left Thursday night for t.nue the Insurance business former-
Denver. Misses uorris ana Maoei , n1,1.f.trt hv Guthrie & Wr Kht
Young accompanied her. They will hlrh rjartnershiD was recently dls-
aiso go to cnicaKo. solved
Sunday morning at the Baptist t.i w.a. ram mnA 1tiut
cnurcn win db uvia ino ifKuwr ,.-. r.rtjaTr n.jjj.v
mnnlAn orvlr Sllhlert: "WhV DCI. E. X. ftilUUiUil,
Have Preachlne." B. Y. P. U. at filook. 15 tf-672T
fi.QA nraarhlncr at
v It costs a merchant more to adver
John Davidson of Oelrichs, S. D.. Use in the Herald than In some other
arrived Sunday from Lincoln to visit papers. You may be sure when you
his narents. Mr. and Mrs. William gee the advertisement in the Herald
Davidson. He left Wednesday for that the merchant is advertising be
hin home in South Dakota. cause he has something to say. He
i I knowB he reaches the people. Head
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glvin of Kan- vertlses and pays a little higher rate
saa Cltv are planning on moving to because he knows he gets a little bet
this city. They have purchased the ter service. It isn't so much ch eap-
rinle nlace on Seventh street. Mrs. ness that counts wun mm as vaiue
Glvin and Mrs. Dole are sisters. If he will give due consideration to
I this factor in his advertising he
Rev. Lewis Mclntyre, Mrs. James very apt to do it in his dealings with
Walker and Mrs. Jerry Rowan were you. ray more ana gei more
at Rushville the last of the week to
act as JudgeB ln a declamatory con
test. They went to Rushville Fri
day.
Miss Elizabeth Plessman of Deuver
Is now employed at the Horace I!of,ue
TKACIIEIfS KXAMINATION
Regular State Teacher's Examlna
tlon to be held at Court House
March 16 and 17th.
OPAL RUSSELL
County Superintendent
New Spring Coats and Suits
A great many of our New Spring Coats and Suits are
in and we are ready to show you a larger variety than
ever this season. A big range of colors in all the new
est materials
Suits at $15.00 and up to $60.00
Coats at $10.50 and up to $60.00
CATTLE
SA
400 Head of Cattle 400
Commencing Promptly at One O'Clock P. M.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, 1917
STOCK YARDS, MINATARE, NEBRASKA
This stock consists mostly of coming two-year-old heifers, white faces
and Shorthorns. They are not in calf and are the making of a splendid herd
of breeding cows.
50 Head of calvy cows and heifers and a car load of good boned, two-year-old
steers. All these cattle will be sold in carload lots and cars will be on
' track to accommodate shippers from a distance who wish to ship their stock.
Some good work horses and a string of A 1 saddle horses will also be
sold.
Carfare will be refunded to purchasers from a distance. Make your
credit arrangements before buying.
No cattle will be removed until settled for. Eight months' time will be
given on all notes with approved security bearing 10 per cent interest.
Lamb, Dodd and Whitehead, Owners, Minatarc, Nebr.
Col. L. E. Lewis, Col. Sam Powell,
Auctioneers
Orville R. Lamb,
Clerk