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S ROKAHR HERE
THIS NEXT WEEK
Week. thought to hare boon sparks from ported Improving
Mrs SIMM Heed Davis-ton will WM engine. Got over this bridge Mr. and Mrs. J. B Irwin and tan-
an with Miss Rokaar for theeg meet- at 1 a. m Thursday. Ily and Mra W. It. Collin loft Sat-
Ings. Mrs Davlsson In w II known Miss Nolllo O'Donnell ret u mod to urday morning for a week'i visit in
mi o. r nvoraaaa H Bar worn witDiOmaha Sunday after spending a few Spearflsh canyon
rural h economics eluh. She is 'days at the home of her nnrpnta
aa agcelleat talker, and It is ho pod J General 8uerintendent K. E.
niser of Hum) Home Economic ,h,M n,,v Butt women will not miss Young, Hoy Heckwith. C. Laing and
lot. Will Accompany Woninn ,,1,H opportunity of hearing her As F. K. Moisten returned to Allianre
me woHiiier win of v m v warm, .viiks ) ruesilay night after spending ten
llokahr will not attempt to do any days at Laramie Peak fishing. Thov
oooklna, bin will hav. Home sugges-1 made the trip in Mr. Young's and
ttODi on naiads, sandwiches and fruit Mr, Beckwith's automobiles. Ask
dr'nks. Kveryone is invited In coiii- ilicm who hunt that mule
Count) A rent on Tour
(ext week Misi Mary Rokahr will
.1 the last series of meetings for
Box Butte county farm Women,
i schedule will ho as follows:
fonday. August 6 Mrs. L. no
a.
Tuesday
fflth
Wednesday, August 8 Mrs. F.
ran.
rhursduy, August 9 Mrs Fred
ley
August 7 Mrs. Wllford
and ask questions
J. Kridelbaugh. who has been
agent for the Burlington forty-four
it an iiiiiii mwtmm i na8 resigned on account of ill
RAIMMMD HVrm ' health. Mr. Kridelbaugh has been a
very fuithful and loyal employee. He
Is well known in this part of th"
country as a railroad man.
hridge two miles east of Kdge
ntonl Iras entirely destroyed by tire
at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Nos. 43 and
second 4 4's train transferred at this
Friday. August 10 Mra. Frank burned bridge. Cause of the lire Is
Master Mechanic Dole and Super
intendent Weldenhamer wont to
Kdgeiuont on 4 3 on business Thurs
day, returning on 42 that night.
Conductors H. H, Hutchinson and
H. C Walters of Kavenna came to
Alliance first part of the week. These
t wo conductors will work out of Al
liance from now on.
Conductor J. W. Hickey went to
Ilavenna on No. 42 Wednesday for
a couple duys' visit.
Brakeman J. L, langford is lay
ing eff for a couple of woeks. Mr.
Langford is to be married this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Langford go to Chari-
What Makes
This Man Smile?
LIIS money has
gone farther
than his neighbor's.
He has bought
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the greatest dollar-for-dollar
value there is in
tires. He has Fisk Qual
ity, Fisk Serviceand risk
Mileage at a fair price. .vJjSS
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KEELER -CO UK SKY CO.
112-114 East 3rd Street
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
We are all very glad to hear tlatllon. la., for their honevmoon
Dispatcher Halph Cox who has been j Conductor C. E. Bennett Is laying
quite sick in the hospital here is re- , off for a couple of weeks and is go
ing to Mystic. S. I)., where Mrs.
Bennett has been for some little
time. Mrs. H. Bennett, Mr'. Ben
nett's mother, will accompany him.
Conductor F. K. Roberts left the
first part of the week for Denver,
where Mrs. Roberts has been visit
ing for some time.
Brakeman .1. H. Standard and
wife left Tuesday for couple weeks'
vacation. They will visit at Fre
mont, Omaha and Denver.
Brakeman R. C ltice and wife will
spend one week'." vacation, com
mencing Wednesday, in Dendwood
and other Black Hills points.
Brakeman W. V. Truitt la on the
sick list. Been off duty one week.
Operator E. H. Grills of Litchfield
went to Sioux City the latter part of
the week.
Cashierd Brown of Broken Bow
spent Sunday in Hot Springs.
Mrs. C. H. Jones of Bingham wont
lo Kansas City latter part of the
week.
Mrs. F. Boeder went to Denver
first part of the week for a visit.
Engineer H. P. Harbottle and
wife went to Deadwood latter part of
the week.
Mrs. D. VV. Kenner spent few days
visiting in Hemingford this week.
Misses Marian Mote, Mable Orms
by, Janet Grnssman and Glenn
Mounts, and George Ormsby and
Glen Wilt spent Sunday at Hot
Springs.
Conductor Larson and wife spent
Sunday in Hot Springs.
George Keough returned to work
Monday, after a ten days' vacation
visitting at Omaha and accompany
ing friends from there to Chicago.
j Engineer Fitzpatrick and family
! left Sunday for Spoarfish canyon,
I where they will spend a few days
fishing.
Mrs. John Heiderman of Casper is
vicitinn with her sister Mrs. Thlele
; rins week.
Engineers C. J. Young and R. E
j Spencer returned Tuesday from Cas-
per where they have been working
I for past few months.
Conductor W. E. Zollinger la lay
j ing off for six weeks on account of
: having hay fever. He left the first
part of the week for Estes Park.
I Mrs. J. G. Dole and mother. Mrs.
, M. T. Hatcher, returned from Rocli
! star, Minn.. Monday
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SALE
Crossing Flagman W. T. BroSfn
atld lhrf ituilffhtpra loft nn A I
Thursday for Qulncy, III., for a vis
It. Mrs. J. S. Ward and daughter went
to Omaha the first of the week for a
visit.
Donald and Helen Stewart of Bn
venna vent to Chicago for a visit the
latter part of tha week.
opt rater H. C. Vik who has been
workinu at Belmont rasiened and
jleft for Minneapolis the latter part
of the eek
Ben sad Walter Jones and Will
I Reed of St. Louis arrived in Alliance
I Mils week to go to work as truckers
.at Alliance freight house
Mrs. F. Doolittle of Anselmo went
to Omaha latter part of the week.
She will also visit at Fremont, Nebr.
Condactor O'Connor went to Ells
I Worth Saturday to look over bis
j farm, returning to work Monday.
tsruaenian v. A. Payne returned
to work Monday after spending' few
days at Broken Bow on a visit.
Po.-ley Beach returned to work
Tuesday after spending few days in
j.asl Chicago, Ind., visiting at the
j home his brother. Mrs. W. H.
Beach returned with him as far as
, Grand Ish.nd, where she stopped for
IS day, arriving Alliance on 43 Wed
i rt sday.
Superintendent J. T. McShane of
Sterling division was in Alliance
couple of days this week on business.
Conductor L. H. Waddell, Brake
man Geo. Koplschka and F. C. Smith.
I who have been on a work train out
of Eafemont for sometime spent
Sunday in Alliance.
Mrs. A. S. Pryor is going to Oma
ha latter part of this week for a
visit. She expects to be gone cou
ple of months.
Mrs. M H, Whaley left for Kan
sas City on 44 Monday for a visit.
Mrs. .1 H. Cantlin and son left for
DeadWOOti and other Black Hills
points this week. Conductor Cant
lin expects to Join them about the
middle of the month and they will
then make an extended trip to Port
land, Seattle and other western
points
Brakeman W. A. Laymen, J. J.
Callahan. R. Conipton, A. N. Reiff.
E. E. Moore, E. L. House and J. N.
Rentfro re new employes this week.
Donald Callahan went to Omaha
Sunday for a visit.
Some of the officials of the Great
Northern and Burlington railroad
passed through Alliance Taesday
morning about 10 o'clock on special
train. Some of the officials were C.
B. Gurnham, A. W. Newton anil
luis Hill. They made a trip to
Billings and returned via Casper de
stined Chicago.
C. F. Trtpplett, agent at Crawford,
returned to work this week.
Mrs. P. B. Abar went to Edge
mont Tuesday for a visit.
Switchman J. L. Pettigrew resign
ed antl left for Denver Monday.
Brukeman E. Hlava and wife and
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Hlva, of Broken Bow, departed
f.r Guernsey Thursday to visit Mr.
iilva'8 brother who is going to war.
Mrs. B. T. Hedges left for Hot
Springs for a visit Thursday.
Hrbert Butler returned to Alliance
on No. 4 2 last night after a visit in
Sheridan and Billings for a week
Mr. Butler has entirely recovered
; from the bitter disappointment which
he experienced just before taking his
vacation, It is said that competi
tion was loo great for Mr. Butler
Herbert reports that Sheridan is not
lbs town it used to be.
had ben in the Alliance shops for
No. 5 repairs.
BAILROAD mens time books
The handy kind for the busy rail
road man. Buy ibem at The Hera) -I
office for fifty cents each.
Mrs. C. A. Hopkins was called to
Hemingford Wednesday on account
of the illness of a Bister.
T. O. Waddell. foremnn of the air
department, has been off last week
on account of the death of his moth - .
er. He will return to work the lat
ter part of this week.
Mr. ami Mrs. E. E. Lawrence, of
Alliance, have gone to Omaha, where
they will remain for several days,
looking after some business matters
and taking in the sights.
WANTED We want to buy oia
newspapers, magazines and mail-order
catalogues in any quantity. Save
them and advise The Alliance Her
ald, phone 340.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Newberg de
part the first of next week for a
week's outing at Sidney, Nebr.
Mrs. J. G. Painter, mother-in-law
of Jay Carr, has returned from Bro
ken Bow.
Save your old magazines, newspa
pers and catalogs. The Herald buys
them and pays for them at the rate
of twenty cents pr hundred pounds
--four dollars per ton. Phone .140
Geo. W. Johnson laid off for a few
days the fore part of the week, on
account of illness of his wife.
John Iiewig, electrician, has re
turned from a very pleasant Sunday
outing in Denver.
L. L. Stryson, handyman' employ
ed at Alliance round house, has been
transferred temporarily to Seneca, to
fill vacancy.
FOR SALE Two desirable hous
es, one four and one seven room cot
tage; east fronts. E. F. Shields, 212
Sweetwater. St-lt-SMI
Samples of Ancient Day.
Down lo comparatively reee.it time
every little girt worked her satnplei
and emtntilt of Neventeenthtoeutnrji
work are -till found si'"! lire ihe oh
JetOs of the ."'"' " ' . ivii, 'j'hev
usually contain
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NOTH K Tit TEACHERS
Special examinations in County
and Professional subjects, also Ell
wood's Sociology, August 17 and 18
OPAL RUSSELL.
County Superintendent
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Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Strand are in
Alliance visiting relatives.
Save your old magazines, newspa
pers antl catalogs. The Herald buys
them and pays for them at the rato
of twenty cents per hundred pounds
four dollars per ton. Phone 34 0
I will sell at Public Audtion at the Burlington stock yards in ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA, Commencing at 1 O'Clock, Sharp, on
SATURDAY, AUG.
250 Head of Cattle
100 Head of two-year-old Steers. 100 Head of Yearling
Steers. 50 Head of Hereford Cows.
These cattle are native Kansas cattle, all are well bred and are in good
condition. Will sell in lots to suit purchasers, so remember the date and be
sure to attend this sale. These cattle will be at Alliance two or three days
before the sale and can be inspected here.
TERMS OF SALE!
Six months time on bankable paper at 8 per cent
interest from date.
DICK JACOBS, Owner
FRED KIBBY
Auctioneers
R. M. HAMPTON, Clerk
H. P. COURSEY
MM Nl HOUHR RUMBLINfJB
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General Foreman J. B. Irwin and
family are this week enjoying .1
pleasure outing in South Dakota
their main point of interest heing
Spearfish. They will return the lat
ter part of this week. Mr. antl Mrs.
VV. Ii. Colling accompanied then. R.
K. Driscoll, who poses as round
house foreman, is now occupying the
vacancy caused by Mr. Irwin's vaca
tion, and W. J. Connors, a machin
ist in the house, is acting as round
house foreman in place of Mr. Dris
coll. Employes are united in wish
ing for Mr. Irwin a very enjoyable
time and are sincere in the wish that
j he return to his strenuous duties
i much refreshed and ready for the
; rush that is sure to come in railroad
' business this autumn.
Master Mechanic J, O. Dole ac
companied the Hill Hpecial out of
here Tuesday. The special lett
I Hence at 10 a. nt on that day for
points east. The "special'' fatty
consisted among others of the yuung
Mr. Hill and Mr. Burnham.
I.i on. in! Moran, formerly oi the,
master mechanic's office, has been
transferred to stenographer in Gen
eral Foreman Irwin's office.
Engineer 1). Fitzpatrick ami fam
ily are enjoying a short vLsit at El
more. S. I). They expect to return
the latter part of this week.
Mias Janet Orussniaa, daughter of
Machine Shop Foreman C. VV. Grass
man, went to Deadwood, S. D.. the
fore part of the wek, for a short
visit.
The mother and slater of It. At,
machine apprentice at this place, are
visiting in Denver thin week.
Fireman J. E. Kundle. H. VV. Bern
and A. U. Warden have all resigned
within the past week to join various
departments of the army.
C. 0. Davenport and J. J. Waddell.
road foremen, have been called to
Chicago on company business. They
will be gone for some ten days.
M. E. Bonds. Ureman. has return
ed from Denver, where he went last
week on some business matters.
Engineer George Milliken of the
east end pass -nger run, has returned
to work today after two weeks' lay
off.
Hauk Rennau. passenger engin
eer, is laying off for one trip at this
time. He is attending to some du
ties at the ranch.
The helpers were put on aKain to
day and the following men have heen
st' up: J. Pattalochi. H. F. Town
lejr, H. E. Spencer and E. McGuire.
L. A Smith, tireman. is again a'
work after laying off one trip.
Rngtneer Fred Wilson is off for
one trip.
Engineer J. J Rogers mid Fire
man Snedden look engine 631 to
Bdgemont yesterday. This engine
Bone Barometers.
It Is a fortunate thing thnt loue
haronit ten are going out of style. The
people v ho have always felt everything
iu, their beoee were ferever feeling
many Clings that nohody Wanted tht in
to feet, It never ruined on n holiday,
the woxlHYWommi never failed to
come, the bugs never nte the roses,
company never appeared unexpectedly,
nothing unpleasant ever happened
without the Demon who had hones de
claring that she had Known It all the
tinte, thnt she had fell it In her hones.
If the hone Imroinctcrs could have been
trained to predict sunshine and gotxl
eaapa they would have been very food
things to Itlfve and WOO Id never huve
goae out of style, but u hone barome
ter was always falling. And at lust
it has fallen almost out of sight. In
I ia tut polls News.
SOLDIER BOYS
READ THE HERALD
Itrvys of 'orp.tan ( Want to lie Sur
to ie Their Package of Herald
Kurd Wcvk for Homo News
The Herald has been mailing a
cood. big package of papers to tjle
boys of Company G at Fort Crook
each week, so that they would keep
posted on home doings. The fol
lowing letter has been received frou
the boys of the company:
i Fort Crook, Nebr.. July 26, I17
1 APiance Herald.
Alliance, Nebraska.
Gentlemen: Just a word from the
Alliance boys of Company G, to
thank you for the papers yoo have
been sending us. We sure appreci
ate your thoughtfulness in this mat
ter. You can't imagine how good It
is to receive a paper from our home
town, and especially The Herald.
It sure is warm down here, espec
ially for us boys from western Ne
braska. We often wish we could be
back in good old Box Butte and get
a good night's sleep. We can't
go to sleep here until early in the
morning and then It is about tlinagf
to get up.
They have established a Y. M. CM
A. here and the boys seem to appreS
ciate it very much. We thank yoifl
again for the papers and nope waV
will continue to get them.
We remain, yours very truly,
BOYS OF COMPANY G.
We certainly appreciate the above' ?
note from the boys of Company fj
and will continue to keep them post
ed on Box Butte happenings. In
turn, we want them to keep the home
folks posted by sending us each week
a story on camp happenings.
The Herald buys old newspapers,
magazines, catalogs, and scrap paper
of all kinds in good condition. We
pay twenty cents per hundred pounds
four dollars per ton. Lots of one
hundred pounds or more called for
if within the city limits of Alliance.
Phone 340.