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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1917)
Real Estate. Loan and lnsur ance. F. E REDDISH, Reddish Block. 15tf-6727 Mrs. A. V. Oarln and two daught ers returned this week from Califor nia whore they have been for the past two months. A nine pound baby boy wan born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Herbison Thursday afternoon. Mrs McMann who was a guest at the J. W. Hamilton homo returned to her home at Crawford last week. L. S. Adams was hero from Laks side Thursday on business. A new Empire milking machine Is now in operation on the R. L. Harris dairy farm east of Alliance. The machine was installed Friday. The milking machine will take care of the John McCoy, M. D. Offices and Hospital Reddish Block Telephone 81 milking of some twenty cows. It is operated by a gasoline engine. Mr. Harris deemed it advisable to do his milking by machine owing to the fact that reliable help is hard to get. W. R. Harper made a business trip to Denver the first of the week. He left Monday night. William Johnson living west of this city left Monday night for Kerwin, Kansas to attend the funeral of his brother, John W. Johnson, who died Sunday night at a hosital in Rochest er following an operation for the re moval of stomach ulcers. Mr. and Mrs. L. Clark, living near Bingham, accompanied their son, who had been a patient at the local hos pital, home last week. . Following an absence from the city of twelve years John Carmirheal. formerly of this city but now living at Casper, returned last week for a visit with old friends. William E. Edwards has been ap pointed bugler for Company "O." He .is a former member of the local band. Ross Shafenborg of Ellsworth was a week-end visitor in Alliance. W. M. Weldenhamuier and G. J. Dole, who were at Deadwood on bus iness, returned to Alliance Thursday. Miss Emma Hoke and little Miss Steadman of Marsland were ping in town Saturday. enr Oh Look! I can eat 'em all they won't hurt me! That's be cause they're made with Calu met and that's why they're pure, tempting, tasty, whole some that s why they won t hurt any kid. tine Ci i fntSu in Cm HOT MADa? The Potash company at Hoffland is erecting a new picture show at that place. The company is aUo putting in .1 new sidetrack which, when com pleted, will enable them to dump the coal into the boiler room. Ernest Panwtts has added to his holding to the extent of a quarter section located two miles south of his ranch. He purchased the quarter of E. T. Kibble. Mrs. C. M. Dove and two children of Angora and Mrs. J. M. Perkins of Bridgeport were Alliance visitors Friday. The two ladies are sisters. The Eagles will hold a very inter esting smoker for members at their club rooms Monday evening, April 30. Secretary Hicks states an effort 1b being made to make this the best smoker the Eagles have ever had. A large attendance is desired and an ticipated. George Darling lian been at Denver this week on business. He left Sun day night. Miss Harel Bennett left Monday night for a visit at Walla Walla, Washington, Portland, Oregon and other points on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Grebe of Scotts bluff are the parents of a nine pound baby boy. The father was at one time associated with his brother. M. E. Grebe, in the Grebe art studio here. Fred Allen of Broken Bow has pur chased 640 acres west of Alliance and will move to the place soon where he expects to operate the place E. T. Kibble sold the land. Captain Max Gerber, U. S. A. was a visitor In Alliance Sunday. He is stationed at Boise, Idaho but for the past two weeks had boen at Douglas. Dean William Carson Shaw of the Episcopal church loft Monday night for a stay of two weeks In the east. Rev. Arthur Jones will supply him during his absence. Charles Evans of Marsland sus tained injuries recently while on his way to that place from his ranch. He was sitting on a gasoline barrel which tipped with him and he wasthrown to the ground, lighting on his head. MIbs Alice Enyeart of Marsland was an over Sunday visitor in Alli ance. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olrog were here from Marsland over Sunday. Miss Sue Snow of Marsland was the guest last week of her ulster, Mrs. Thomas Spencer. Thursday, twenty-nine cars of southern cattle passed through this city on their way to the eastern part of the state. Miss Helen West and Miss Dolly Shepherd of Hoffland were Alliance visitors last week. Several coulpes from this city were at Hoffland Saturday evening, whore they went to attend the regular com pany dance. Miss Marion West of Hoffland was a guest of Mrs. F. V. Myers the last of the week. Miss Wost was here taking the eighth grade examinations given the last of the week by County Superintendent of Schools Opal Rus sell, e Jay O. Walker, cashier of the First State Bank, left yesterday to attond the state convention of the bankers of Nebraska being held at Grand Is land. Charles lircnnan, employed at New berry's has had a new artificial limb tilted at Omaha. S. B. Ottto and F. If, Stanley of Aurora. III., the last mention being an attorney of that place, were here the first of the week in connection with the affairs of an estate of which Mr. Otto Is the executor. Everett Winch is now night caller, taking the pdace of F. W. Gross who resigned. Mr. Gross has gone to Lincoln. Mrs. S. C. Davis of Spokane, Wa -h a former Alliane resident, spent Sat urday here at the George Davis home she was on her way home in Spo kane. Ruth Wilson was operated upon at St. Joseph'b hospital Thursday. She is a daughter of J. E. Wilson. A. V. Gavin and two sons went to Denver Saturday where they met Mrs. Gavin and two daughters, who were enroute to Alliance following the pending of some two months in California. 4 A. W. Newberg has moved here from Edgemont, S. D. Mr. Newberg Is an englnneer on the Burlington and will make his home here In the fu ture. N. A. McCorkle was a week-end visitor in Omaha. R. R. Ryan, an attoreny of (Jlllets visited Hary Ganti last week. Mr. Ryan was on his way to Cheyenne. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Was arrived shop- .home Thursday from a visit at Omaha and Chicago. Dean William Carson Shaw of St. Matthew's Episcopal church Is the proud owner of a new Bulck automo bile purchased from the KeelerCour sey Co. The car is the gift of friends. Dr. L. W. Curtis, who for some time has been on the night shift of the Alliance police force, has resum ed his practice as a licensed veterin arian and is responding to calls at any hour of the day or night. George Barrett of the United States naval recruiting service, son of F. G. Barrett, a former pastor of the Baptist church In Alliance, spent Sunday In this city with friends. He went to Bridgeport Monday. Mr. Barrett was In the navy at the time his father was pastor here, but visit ed here several times during that time. CHV Cheap and big canBking Powders do not J aav you money. CalpfPftdo it's Pure and far superior to sour milk and scda Fred Mollrlng was a business itor at Lakeside Monday. James Burlington arrived in ance Monday following a short with relatives at St. Joseph, Mrs. Burlington accompanied IK- Alll viait Mo. him and will remain there for probably another week. Charles E. Ford of Chicago presi dent of the First National Bank of Alliance made a short business visit here last week. Secretary H. M. Bushnell. Jr.. of the Alliance Commercial Club has been in Lincoln this week in attend ance at a special meeting of in con nection with the effort put forth to secure proper proportion of the state road funds for Box Butte county. While there he was the gueat of his parents E. C. Lumley of Denver visited with friends here over the week end. Captain It. E. Frith, recently re turned from, the Island service, but now assigned to the recruiting serv ice of the regular army, was in Alli ance last week Inspecting the local recruiting station and accepting re cruits held here for Inspection. Be fore being recalled to the States, Captain Frith was in command of Company "I" of the 27th 0. S. In fantry stationed in the Philippine Is lands. Prior to coming to Alliance Captain Frith inspected the stations at Lincoln. Hastings and Grand Is land. He will visit Alliance about every ten days from now on. Cap tain McKlnley, stationed at Omaha, and a nephew of the late martyred president, is the officer in charge of this district, but found the territory so large that he could not cover It as often as necessary. Captain rritn has been appointed to assist him. The district Ib composed of the Btates of Nebraska, Iowa, a part of Minnesota and South Dakota. BIO CATTLE SALE Monday, April 30th, of 125 cattle, mostly all cows, 2 registered uurnam Bulls. 11 miles northeast of Hem in g ford, at Hopkins Ranch. For particulars, Calvin J. Wildy and F. L. Potmesil ol First national Bank, Hemingford, clerks. Ralph Hopkins, Owner. www Lowiy & Henry have sold Chester Ross a Case tractor. Mr. Ross plans on breaking considerable land this season with the big tractor. The Lady Macabees will hold a dance this (Thursday) evening at Hamilton's hall. Tickets are fifty cents. Mrs. J. T. Wlker will supply the music for the occasion. On tomorrow (Friday) evening the W. C. T. U. will hold a Christian Citizenship meeting at the Baptist church. The meeting will start at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Layton. newly appoint ed state organizer, will speak, fol lowing which a reception will be giv en for Hon. Lloyd C. Thomas, of this city, representative from the 73rd district, comprising Box Iiutte and Sheridan counties. In the sessions of the state legislature just closed. The public iB cordially invited. set Following a visit of Several weeks here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hill, Mrs. Mary Johnson has re turned to her home at Sheridan. Mrs. F. W. Harris and daughter, who had been enjoying a short visit with relatives at Mitchell, returned to Alliance Sunday. Max Wilcox was here from Bridge port Tuesday on business. John Guthrie was at the potash plants on business Monday. D. K. W. Jones was an over-Sunday visitor at Lincoln. Services of the Christian Science society of Alliance are held regularly in the old Masonic Hall, in the Adler block. Sunday school is ueld at 10 a. m , to which all up to the age of 20 years are admitted. The regular Sunday morning losson sermon Is at 11 o'clock. On Wednesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock is held a service at which experiences, testimonies and remarks on Christian Science are given. All arc welcome to these services. The regular weekly story-telling hour Tor the children will be held at the public library as usual Saturday afternoon commencing at 3 o'clock The story telling period is becoming quite a feature and the children who have attended look forward to it with eager interest. Parents who desire to provide something of good, whole some interest for their children will do well to afford them the opportun ity of attending these story telling hours. Mr. and Mrs Shane and daughter left laat week to make their home at Scottsbluff. Rev. Fther Hein was down from Hemingford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Looney attend ed the T. P. A. convention at Grand Island. They went down Thurs day. Mrs. Steve Brewer was here from Scottsbluff Friday. Mr. and Mrs Harry Johnson left for Denver Sunday night for a short visit. George A. Shaul has been here a part of the past week looking after his Interests In connection with the construction work on the new federal building. He lives at Seneca, Kan Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Thompson at tended the T. P. A. convention at Grand Island. They left here Thurs day. ace Mrs. H. A. Low of Autloch was ta ken to Denver last week to receive treatment. Mrs. Low sustained In juries when she fell Into one of the vats at the plant of the Nebraska Potash company Mr. uw Is mana ger of the company. Miss Blanche Kibble, secretary of the company, ac companied Mrs. Low to Denver. Miss Edna Bowman was at Tem lngford Friday. She has a class In music at that place. see J. K. Alexander appeared In police court Monday morning, not of his own accord by the way, and was fined five and costs by Judge Roberts. Alexander was somewhat under the weather Saturday night. Ho could n't produce the necessary coin and so was provided with an opportunity to work out his fine on the streets, see The local lodge of Knights of Col umbushas been not I fled 'hat mem bers of that order will enlist to fight for tho United States will bo charged no extra premium on their Insurance. Any member of that order In the Unit ed 8tats who fights or enlists to fight for any other cause Is liable to Im mediate suspension e . e e The ladles of the Methodist church will hold an apron and baked goods sale on Saturday of this week at the L O. O F. Hall, one door west of Darlings. The Bale will be con ducted all day and lunch will be serv ed at all hours. The lunch will con sist of sandwiches, cake, pie, dough nuts and coffee. E. E. Young, general superlnten dent for the Burlington, has been at Casper this week on business Mrs. E. H. Boyd has been visiting relatives and friends In Omaha the past week. She left Alliance Thurs day. Thos. Burchell. who had been vis iting in California, returned to Alli ance Sunday. A. J. Welch left for Red Lodge. Montana Tuesday. He waB called as a witness in a suit brought against the Burlington. Mr. Welch Is a dis patcher for the Burlington as well ns one of the councllmen for the city of Alliance. The C. Hi Hughes family left Sat urday for a visit with relatives nt Belvldere. F. R. Edwards returned to his home nt Scottsbluff Friday following a visit of several days in this city. see Jack Stanton has been here from St. Joseph, Mo., a part of the week on business. Bruce McDowell left the first or the week for a short visit at Canton. Mrs. McDowell will accompany htm home on the return. VAAA4A4AAAAAaaAAAAAAaAJ , , q 0 a c a a a w w & j a aa 2 High Test Gasoline and r Kerosene a Don't ruin your auto starter by using low-grade gaa- a oline in your motor when you can get the best. Our gas oline starts quickly. WE SELL FEED CORN, OATS, WHBAf and CHICKEN FEED w If you are figuring on doing some painting this spring j, it will pay you well to investigate our most complete line ; of- MARTIN SENIOR PAINTS AND VARNISHES I We have a paint or a varnish for every purpose. y Your satisfaction will be complete when you have painted with paint from VAUGHAN & SON f PHONE NO. 5 I mt Ajt sVq a. a.a mt s nm sVsi sei mt mt aa ssas ass asW f- MONEY TO IX)AM ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS Those who think of buldlinc, this spring, fchould see us at once. r . ! . REDDISH HON, 302 H Ilox Butte Ave. 8188-16-6t Herbert Butler was at Sheridan over Sunday. Charles Hamilton was an over Sun day visitor at Sheridan. A. V. Arnold left Saturday for Crawfor. B. T. Prout, manager of the west ern department of the Haddorff Mub Ic company, was at Casper and Scotts bluff last week looking after affairs at the factory stores located In those cities. The fact that this company has recently established a number of new branch stores in this section speaks well for the prosperity of western Nebraska, It being generally conceded that pianos and player pi anos are more or less of a luxury. M. O. New was here from Gordon the last of the week on business. a a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day. June 19. 20 and 21. ure the 'dm en set for the annual convention of the diocese of western Nebraska. ;The convention will be held In this city at that time. John W. Quthrlc left the ll'st of the week for Kourney, where ho is in attendance at the state convention of Nebraska insurance agents. Mr. Guthrie is the only agent In the state on the program, which certainly Is a distinction for not only Mr. Guthrie, but for the city of Alliance as well. Mr. Guthrie's wide experience and exceptional knowledge of insurance matters ospecially qualifies him to talk on subjects pertaining to this line of business. Men of national prominence in Insurance circles are on the program. An effort will be put forth to land the next state con vention at Alliance. Mrs. Cora Basye. mother of C attorney Lee Basye. has been ously 111 for tho past couple of W Miss Bess Kibble has been lng In the office of tho Nebraska ash company at Antloch luring absence of her sister, Miss Bl who Is secretary of the company. S. F. Snray was here from ford on business the last of tks week. ' -The Robert Drtecol family MM moved onto their homestead. Miss Stella GUI enjoyed a short it at Rushvllle last week. a a Mrs. Hood, aged seventy-five lives fourteen miles north of t city Is reported to bo recovering well as Icould be expected rroui i ics sustained last week. see Rev. A. A. Layton, pastor of IluDtist church here, bas been lng Rev. Colter at Bingham the week in conducting special se at that place. a a Mrs. J. H. Herman and Mrs. I. Herman returned home Thu following a visit in Denver. - Miss Alice Nichols returned to home at Henrv the last of the following the spending of some at the local hospital. a a Ernest Brower. night y ard masts for the C. B. Q . here, has chased the If. J. Bills propertjrs r08 Big Horn, the consideration MM lng been I2.R00. a Mrs. A R Reynolds has been itlng in Omaha this week. She Monday morning A! TO-NITE Big Double Program I M P E R I A L Alliance Odd Fellows Present Motion Pictures of the Odd Fellows Home at York, Nebraska Showing many views of the home and a vivid idea of the good being accom plished. Pathe Presents Lois Meredith in "SOLD AT AUCTION" This is a Pathe Gold Rooster Play a picture for every woman forced to fight her own way Also -Hearst-Pathe Weekly News ADMISSION: 25c and 35c 1 Proceeds Go To Support of the Home At York '