ALLIANCE HRRALD, TH'TODAY, NOV. 99. Itlf.
NEARLY DOUBLE
Y. M, C. A. FUND
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Blume. 0 1.00
Brown, A. P 1.00
Blumer, F. L 10.00
Hickman, F. V. ... 1.00
Burns, O. M 3.00
Brennnn, Ed 2.00
Burke, Mr J. W. . . 1.00
Brown, Ethel 1.00
Brown, Frances 2.00
Beach. E. J 5.00
Blaln, F. 0 10.00
Bopue, Horace 6.00
Beckwith, Roy 2.00
Beal, Hugh 1.00
Bignell, Joe 5.00
Bellwood, H. H 5.00
Burton, Eugene 5.00
Benjamin, C. J 1.00
Butler & Stranaky . . 2.00
Curtis, Mrs. J. H 1.00
Cutts, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E 5.00
Coryell, Rex 1.00
Cantlin, Harry 1.00
Carlson, F. H 5.00
Curry, Clyde 2.50
Carlson, Alice 1.00
Cassidy, J. T 1.00
Campbell, F. D 10.00
Church Collection . . 2.30
Curtis, A. P 25
Crane, W. F 1.00
Cunningham, W R. . . 1.00
Conway, D. R 1.00
Case, L. J 6.00
Cook, Everett 6.00
Covert, J. M 1.00
Caulder, C. E 1.00
Cole, S. H 2.00
Condit, H. O 1.00
Carey, Joe 6.00
Clark, J. P 1.00
Coppemall& Peterson . 5.00
Cnsty, T 1.00
Carroll, J. H 1.00
Duncan, O. W 10.00
Dutton, C. F 6.00
Garling, O. D 10.00
Dierks Lbr. & Coal Co. 15.00
Douglas, Etta 2.00
Denny, Clark C 25.00
Davis, Mack J 5.00
Dick 1.00
Drexel, E. W 2.00
Duskin, Mrs. M 1.00
Dixon, E. D 50
Dole, J. 0 5.00
Dow, C. A 1.00
Dunbar, A. J 5.00
Drake, C. L 5.00
Dillon, T. A 1.00
Davis, J. B 1.00
Dillon, Ed 1.00
Drake, Ardell 1.00
Edwards, J. W 2.00
Everist, G. A 1.00
Eldred, Ed 1.00
Ezell, W. G 50
Essay, E 5.00
Epler, Rev. S. J 5.00
Ellis, J. W 25
Emerick, J. D 5.00
FirBt Nat'l Bank .... 100.00
Fracker, Mrs. T. P.. 1.00
Fair, W. E 5.00
Fobs i.oo
First State Bank.... 50.00
Feaglns, Fred E. . . . 1.00
Frost, Ray C 1.00
Forest Lbr. Co 26.00
Fisher, W. D 5.00
Foster Lbr. Co 15.00
Fauan, C. E 1.00
Fuller, C. H 5.00
Tho Famous 25.00
Fielding, T. S 5.00
Fielding, N. S 1.00
Fee. Mrs. Emma.... 3.00
Graham, Robt 50.00
Golden Rule 10.00
Ouerrieri Bros 10.00
Oanti, Harry E 5.00
Gribble, Hal 1.00
Gladson, R. C 2.00
Gastineau, M. P 1.00
Oerdes, A. S 5.00
Gavin, A. V 6.00
Grebe. M. E 1.00
Gllman, S. L 50
Given, Mrs. F. L. . . . 1.00
Given, F. L 1.00
Graham, James .... 1.00
Gastineau. J. E 1.00
Gleason, Jack 1.00
Hampton, R. M 100.00
Holstein, F. E 50.00
Hershman, C. E 3.00
Harper, W. R 60.00
Hargraves, M. S 6.00
Harris, F. W 10.00
Hunter, J. A 50.00
HickB, F. W 100
Henry, Mary E 50
Hahn, Mrs. Wm 1.00
Holmes, Jay 100
Hewett, J. H 2.50
Hoffland Pool Hall.. 10.00
Hopes, Dan 6.00
Hughes, C. H 100
Hall, L. A 50
Hall. V. E 2.00
Heck, Alvah 1.00
Hood, Lew 3.00
Healey. C 2.00
Hunt. A. V 2.00
Hughes, J. E 5.00
Hale, Grant 1.00
Highland, L. H 5.00
Hacker, H. D 50
Huntington, P 1.00
Hand. Dr. G. J 10.00
Halstead, Grant .... 2.50
Hall, E. A. & Son. . . 5.00
Hart, Jesse M 1.00
Johnston, J. N 10.00
Jaqua, P. J 1.00
Johnson, Lloyd E... 2.00
Jeep, Victor 25.00
Johnson, Lewis 1.00
Johnston, M. E 1.00
Johnson, A. C 5.00
Johnston, C. M 5.00
Jones, C. H 1.00
Johnson, L. J 1.00
Jones, D. E. W 5.00
Johnson, H. M 1.00
Jameson, J. A 2.00
Johnson, R. H 1.00
Joder, B. 1 1.00
Johnson, Mort 2.00
Irish. F. W 10.00
Lowrey, G. W 1.00
Lunn. A. T 10.00
Luthrell 5.00
Lliteras, J. M 2.50
Lamb. H. W 10.00
Lorence, MrB. W. I . . 2.00
Lowe, D. V 1.00
Laing, E. G 10.00
Lotspetch, Mrs. W. E
iowery & Henry . . .
Lcance. Wm
Laudis, John . . . .
Lyons, Danny
Lister, John
Lamm, R. H
Larson, Carl A . . . .
Londenbor, L. O. . . .
Knight. R. E
King ft Smith
King, F. A
Kennedy, C. B
Ketser, Eliiabetb . .
Reiser, H
Kirkes, Bill
Knowles
Koci, Joe
Keogan, J. A
Keeler-Coursey Co.
Kromwall, E. G. . . .
Kibble, E. T
Kidd. Mrs. W. S. . .
Kennedy, Grace H.
King, Wm
Miller, Glen
Mitchell, Wm
McCorkle, J. C
Mallery, E. D
Marvin, Mrs. H. E. .
McDonald, J. H
Mahaffy, W. J
Moore, V
Mailey, Perry
Morrow, J. O
Marks, C. E
Mote, A. S
Moberly, A. L
Meserve, H. S
McAUys, D. E. E. . .
Morris, E. G
Miller, J. W
McCormick, F
Mondle, H. J
Morris, Ruth
McCormick, A. M. .
McCormick, Mrs. a.M
Miller, W. A
Mitchell, F. H
Manewal, Peter L. .
Miller, J. M
Morrison, Charles . .
Markham, J. E. . . .
Morris, Rev. J. W.
Mendenhall, Sterling
Mudra, A
Mounts, W. C
Moore, J. W
Matt hies, W. H
MnrGe, Lyle
Miller, Chester A. .
Mollring, G. A
Miller, Si. A
Maxfleld, J. P
Norton, W. W
NMcolai, J. L
Newberry Hdw. Co.
Neuswanger, George
Nation, C. W
Noggle, William . . .
Nichols, M. D
Nieman, W. G
Nabb, J. T
Oakes. J. C
Ostenberg, Wm., Jr.
O'Keefe, T. J
Poffenberger, F.
Priess, Lena
Phelps, M. E
Pickens. O. L
Phelps, F. M
Patterson, O. L. . . .
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Patterson, W. F. . . . 1.00
Pilkington, L. E 2 00
Powell, Mrs. Chat... 6.00
Pickett, Mrs. B. B. . . 2.00
Poland, L. E 50
Quick, Wm 5 .00
Rust. Wm.. Jr 5.00
iioblnson, W 26
Kodgers. C. C 1.00
Rodgera, A. D 10.00
Ross, C. A 5. (Hi
Roger, Frank 5.00
Runeg, Charles F. . . 5.00
Rice, J. E 25.00
Roberta, T. D 2.00
Reddish, R. V 1.00
Redenbaugh, H. E. . 1.00
Rowley, Frank O... 1.00
Rowan, Jerry 5.00
Reddish, F. E 100.00
Reddish, H. E 5.00
Rhein-Rousey Co. . . 10.00
Rosso, J. C 1,00
Rowe, F. 0 6.00
Reid, George 6.00
Robbins, N. 0 2.50
Rumer, W. D 10.00
Robinson, Will 1.00
Reed. L. P 2.00
Russell, Opal 10.00
Rokahr, Mary 3.00
Ryley, Darcy 10
Rathburn, Chas 50
Reddington, W. L. . . .60
Rolfson, T. P 6.00
Rowan, Mrs. J 1.00
Sward, C. E 2.00
Snyder, Harold .... 1.00
Swan, Henry 6.00
Scott, P. M 2.00
Shields, E. F 1.00
Sauerbaum, W. M... 1.00
Stalos, Tom 2.50
Seidell, F. M 1.00
Sampson, Rose 60
Spencer, W. T 5.00
Shaw, Mrs. W. C 5.00
Sorensen, John 6.00
Show, Geo. H 25.00
Sanford 1.00
Smith, Joe R 6.00
Smith, F. H 2.00
Smith, L. L 2.60
Smith, Fred B 6.00
Smith, Truman A. . . 1.00
Stelnman, N. W 2.00
Sturgeon, P. J 2.00
Snyder, John R 6.00
Silver Grill 2.00
Spencer, W. E 5.00
Strong, Roy 1.00
Stuart, T. E 5.00
Stanton, J. S 1.00
Soules, S. C 10.00
tailback, Charles . . . 1.00
Spon, F. J 1.00
Stuckor, D. B 1.00
Sf-hroeber, Pete .... 2.00
Snyder, Geo. F 5.00
c'agle, Dr. C. E 10.00
' vens, F. F 5.00
8 rapue, M. J 50
Sanders, Troy A.... 5.00
Tyler, D. E 10.00
Trelkeld, T. J 1.00
Tiller, J. F 1.00
Tansky, LouIb 50
Tricky, H. A 50
Tunnell, J. E 1.00
Toohey, H. P 1 00
Thomas, P. M 1.00
Tash, I. E 10.00
Thompson, A. N 2.00
Thlelp, Harry 26.00
Trenkle. Frank .... 2.00
Vermilion. Ieafe . . . .50
Vance, J. J 10.00
Vaughn, i i.i ii. I.. .... 5.00
Volght, V . H 2.00
V iughn, Ellsworth . . LOO
niBlin. Elsa 2.00
Van (IrHVen, P 2.50
anlindlnghara, S A. 2.00
Worley, L. N 18.01
Weidnhamer, H. D. . 1.50
Williams. W 1.60
Wright, A. 0 6.00
Whaley, M. H 2 00
Wright & Wright . . . 1.00
Wolf, H. E 10.00
Wlese, C 1.00
Wilson, W. G 15.00
Weaver. C. A 50
Wilson Bros 2.00
Wallace, John 2.00
Walters, Burt 6.00
Whaley. C. A 1.00
White, F 1.00
Walker, J. 0 5.00
Wlker Music Store. . 2.00
Wright, A. A 2.00
Woolgar, G. A 1.00
Weidenhamer, W. M. 5.00
Wolf. Kermit 60
Wright, Mose 6.00
Westover, R 2.00
Wadum, W. A 1.00
Workman, Geo. D... .60
Wynell, E H 25
Whitney, James .... 2.00
Was, F. J 10.00
Walmt r. A 2.00
Yi.nders, Joe 1.00
Young. E. E 5.00
Young. Bart 2.00
Zorns 1.00
Zurn. 0. W 2.60
Zedlker. W. D 2.60
Zediker. U. R 1.00
Zollinger, W. E 1.00
Kp.vortli Ieatie
The local Epworth League
contributed a total of 162.66
by It members and their
friendo. as follows
Lamon. W. H. . . .
McCorkle, Norman
S fiord, C. E
Donovan, C. B . . . .
Tully, T. M
Donovan, F. R . . . ,
Ormsby, Mabel 5.00
Donovan, Edna 1.00
Denedict, Laura
Townley, LI' ie
Martin. Edna .
Willis, Mrs. J.
"rake, Mary A
rake, E. C. .
Mfrk, Ronena
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WOULD ESTABLISH AN
AUT0 TRANSFER
rendu noil Man Would InMall Kuril
PMMMft and RkpTSM Line ll--ttwen
Alliance and Ant i h
come of the negotiations depends
upon the report made by this co
miller.
Jotkl at. Hlack of Deadwood, South
Haknia, m't with a number of the
retail rueirliHtitH and other business
men of Alliance Saturday afternoon
at the Community Club office for the
inn pose of discussing his proposition
to establish a Ford auto passenger
and express line between Alliance
and Antloch.
Mr. Black is enpaged In this busi
ness at Deadwood and has used Ford
cars there winter and summer for the
past three years, the average distance
between points being alxteen miles,
slightly farther than the distance be
tween Alliance and Antioch .
Mr. Black'a plan la to run cara be
tween the towns at regular scheduled
times, keeping cara at both polnta
and making stops at Hoffland. Suit
cases and light baggage would be
carried free of charge for paaaengera.
Trunks and other heavy baggage
would be hauled by auto truck and
there would be a alight additional
charge. The charge established
would probably be $1.25 for one way
per passenger or $1.26 for one way
on the regular trlpa. Regular pas
sengers would travel by ticket at
prices lower than these. A commit
tee was appointed to Interview the
business men regarding the giving
of a reasonable guarantee to Mr.
Black in order to get him to make
the installation of service. The out
AN APPEAL I lt HPIUNfi WHEAT
George Coupland, vice-chairman of
the Nebr: ska State Counell of De
fen' e, has issued a statement saying
thai Die survey made by the council
its to the winter wheat acreage in
Nebraska this fall Indicates about 76
to R0 per cent of the normal planting.
In order that the state may get back
to Its usual wheat production, the
farmers of the state are called upon
by the government to make up the
deficiency by the aowlng of spring
wheat next year. Fortunately, the
fact that so much extra land waa
planted to corn this year will make
It easy for farmers to use their corn
stalk flelda for this purpoae. The
State Council urges very strongly thai
the necessary seed supplies o do this
be obtained as Boon as possible. In
localities where good spring wheat la
being held, arrangements should be
made at once by those who need It so
that no good seed wheat will be
shipped away for milling purposes
until the local needs are provided for.
The state Council of Defenae aske
the loyal co-operation of the farmers,
elevators and mills of Nebraska to
help secure the seeding of the neces
sary acreage of spring wheat next
year to make up the deficiency caused
by the shortage of winter wheat
sown this fall. The needa of the
nation urgently demand that this be
done.
Farmers needing spring wheat and
those who have it for sale, should
they need assistance, will be helped
by the State Council of Defense to
the utmost of its ability.
Now is the time to get ready to
seed next year's spring wheat crop.
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Donovan, Ruth
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Blair, Hannah . . .
Rensvold. Hattie
Stringer. Mrs. . . .
Young, Mabel . . .
Graham, Ethel . .
Grebe, Marian . . .
Orassnian, Mabel
Orassman. Janet
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Wise Cattlemen Vaccinate Calves Against
BLACKLEG
Stock owners cannot afford to experiment with unproved vaccines, it meant
money in your pocket to immunize calves right now with one dote of
Kansas Germ-Free Fluid Vaccine
(Made in fVichita, Kansas)
This is the only proved preventative on the market approximately 250,000
calves have been immunized with it, and not one afterward died of Blackleg.
It cannot fire d Urate lu a health t animal or iprrtd dlmae la paMurra. Tbi, It (be oris Inal f trai-lraa
raocinc It made by in ortf inator and cvrr dor ant out la at to atandard and will do tbc work.
Wa rial IsStS ' SJS make unproved olalaaa.
E. A. HALL & SON, Distributing Agents, Alliance, Nebr.
The Kansas Blackleg Serum Company, Inc.
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Used by leading
cattlemen to pro
tect herds. Write
for names and fret
Blackleg Book.
Denver.Colorado
Wichita, Kansas
Amarillo, Texas
ThU Trmdt Mark It Mr
vkt J tf htntr mud
jtvr fnts.Htn.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE
The firm of WOOD & COLE, having disposed of their ranch lands, possession of which passes in Spring
of 1918, will close out all their personal holdings at Auction Sale at the WOOD & COLE Ranch Head
quarters, 1 2 miles south of Hay Springs, Sheridan County and 38 miles north of Alliance on
MONDAY, NOV. 26th, 1917
Commencing at 10:00 o'Clock, A.M. Consisting of the the following described property:
90 - Head of HORSES - 90
THIRTEEN WEANLING COLTS
FIFTEEN 2-YEAR-OLD COLTS
FIFTEEN 3-YEAR-OLD COLTS-
TWELVE 4 YEAR OLD HORSES
TEN 5-YEAR-OLD HORSES
TWENTY-FIVE MATURE HORSES
We will also offer Our Thoroughbred Registered Percheron Stallion "Regent," as
good a sire as there is in the state.
These Horses are all Big Boned, Qrowthy animals, and among this herd are many
exceptionally fine brood mares, as well as the Ranch Work and Saddle Horses. No
brands.
Competent Judges declare this One of the Best Bunches of Horses in the State
Outside of Thoroughbred Herds.
378 - Head of CATTLE - 378
One Hundred Six (106) Head of High Grade and Thoroughbred Hereford Cows.
Among these cows are several Good Milch Cows.
Forty-six (46) Head of Two-Year-Old, High Grade Hereford Heifers.
Thirty-Two (32) Head of Fine Two-Year-Old Hereford Steers.
Fifty -Two (52) Head of Choice Yearling Hereford Heifers.
Forty-Nine (49) Head of Orowthy Yearling Hereford Steers.
Eighty-Eight (88) Head of Weanling Calves of Splendid Quality.
Four (4) Thoroughbred Three-Year Old Hereford Bulls.
One (1) Registered Four-Year-Old Shorthorn Bull.
120
Head of HOGS
120
One Hundred Twenty (120) Head of Duroc Jersey Hogs, consisting of Brood
Sows, Gilts and Barrows. Also One (1) Exceptionally Fine Herd Boar.
FARM MACHINERY, GRAIN, HAY, FEED, ETC.
Consisting of 1 Champion Grain Binder; 1 Corn Binder; Two 2-Row Cultivators; One 1-Row Cultivator; 3 Riding Listers; 1 Sod Plow; 1 Walking Stiring Plow; 1 Feed Grinder- 1
Alfalfa Disc; 2 Disc Harrows; 1 Broadcast Seeder; 1-4 Section Harrow; 1 Press Drill; 1 One Horse Press Drill; 1 Fanning Mill and Corn Separator- 2 Hay Sweeps 1 Hav
Stacker; 3 Mowing Machines; 1 Hay Rake; 1 Grindstone; 4 Lumber Wagons; 1 Spring Wagon; 2 Hay Racks; 5 Sets Double Harnew,; 1 Saddle. Five Hundred (600) Bushels of
Wheat Five Hundred Bushels of Spelt Five Hundred (600) Bushels of Oats Several Hundred Tone of Alfalfa and Wheat Grass Hay A Considerable Amount of Corn Fodder
TERMS Six month's time allowed on any sum over $25.00, purchaser giving bankable note bearing
interest at 10 per cent, from date of sale. Lunch served at Ranch House at Noon
Wftftsft & PHI F ftwilPrc Auctioneers: H. S. SLAUGHTER, L. W. DAVIS,
YYUUU VX tULL, UWIICIfc WALTER WOLVINGTON. Clerk: J.S. DENM AN
