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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1919)
Thursday, April 17, 1919 i! 1 1 4 I? SOCIETY I The Jagpers-Trlnkle sale of thor- aphbred live stock ' to have been 1 eld at the liana Jaggers place south f Hay Springs last Tuesday was jostponed bee a life of inclement "eather. The sale will now be held in April 21. Announcement of the fostponement Is made in this issue f The Herald. f " Mrs. Homer Bujidy of Llngle, Wy oming, was soaii made happy Mon day evening at the station whena j urse which she had lost was re tjrned to her through Burlington Officer Smith. The lost article had ieen found by Mrs. . It. Griggs or Pthel, Wyoming, aud she had turned St over to the officer. Not much money' was contained In the purse, tut what was of particular value to the loser was a couple of passenger ickets. James Thomas of Antloch was an wer Sunday visitor In Alliance. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frlcke ex ject to leave this week for Casper, where they will make their future iome. Mrs. E. O. Lalng left for Broken r'ow Wednesday, where she will at tend the Sixth District convention of "Woman's Clubs. At the regular meeting "of the Eastern Star on Tuesday the follow ing officers were elected: Mrs. A. S. .Mote, Worthy Matron; Mrs. E. G. "Laing, Associate Matron; Mrs. Ella "Young, Conductress; Mrs. Joe Bo f an, Associate Conductress; Mrs. IPavia. Secretary; Mrs. W. E. Spen cer, Treasurer. , Mrs. S. O. Carr is enjoying a visit J:om her small granddaughter of Wheatland, Wyo. The Misses Thelma Fitzpatrlck, C-race, Alice and Rose Carlson ex I ect to go to Denver Sunday and will tpend several days shopping. J. B. Denton and granddaughter lave gone to Oklahoma City and will spend some time visiting in that city. Coursey & Miller this week un loaded a shipment of four Fordson tractors. The machines were all fold and the new owners ready for them. , More tractors are expected ry the firm within the next few days and still the supply will be inade quate to meet the demand. Falrvlew Methodist Church Strvicea for Sunday, April 20: Siinday School, 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Ser mon by the pastor, "The Resurrec tion Morn." A special meeting will be held at 2:30 p. m., at which Dr. II. E. Wright of the Alliance M. E. church 'will speak. Come and hear him. Evening service at 8 o'clock. You are welcome. W. A. BOWDEX, Tatrtor. (imrrli of ClirlM We are rejoicing. The last In debtedness on our church house Is paid and the mortgage is returned. We will have a great day nxt Ixird's day. Every member and all the friends will desire to be present. We can show the Lord how we appreci ate His goodness as we have never done before. This will be a day of jubilee at the burning of the mort gage. Special music in harmony with the resurrection day of our Sav ior will be used. The morning ser mon subject Is "Victory". .At the evening hour the Bible school will render a special program. The of fering goes for t' e benevolent work among the aged and orphans. The meetings continue this week. Each evening at 8 o'clock, the minister gives a ten-minute study preceding the sermon. Come to the church with a message and a welcome. STEPHEN J. EPLER. Minister. MetlnKtl-st tliurth The decision day services will be In connection with the Sunday school and all teachers are requested to talk with the non-professing Chris tlans of their classes, and urge defi nite decision for Christ. The Easter program will take the place of the regular preaching service. We have a beautiful program this year. Ev eryone will be welcome. Epworth League services at 7 p. in., and all young people are urged to be present; older people are al ways welcome. At the evening hour the pastor will preach and definitely close the evangelistic services which have been interrupted by his indisposition physically to carry out the Passion week program in full. The sermon subject will be "The IDsciples With a Burning Heart." There is a wel come for you. l'lTsbyterliin (liurch Services for Sunday, April 20: The Sunday school hour, at 10 a. in., will be largely devoted to a spe cial Easter program by the school, entitled "Life Abounding." 11 a. m. Easter service, "Accept ing the Risen Lord." Music for the morning service: Easter Response, "Since Jesus Lives", Lorenz By Invisible Choir. 'Anthem, "Sing for the Day Is Breaking". Wilson By the Choir. Solo. "Hall. GloriousMorn", Gei bel Mrs. Rhein. Anthem. "He Is Risen", Jewett By the Choir, with solo by Mr. Bald. At 7 p. m. the Christian Endeavor topic will be, "Eternal Life." The pastor will lead the meeting. 8 p. m., evening worship. "God's Moral Order." Music for the evening service: Anthem, "Christ Is Risen," Adams By the Choir, with solo by Mrs. Hutchinson. "Unbar Ye Golden Gates," Nolte Girls' Choir. Anthem, "In Christ Shall All Be Made Alive." Loreni Choir, with duet by Misses Joder and Sturgeon. I...-. C A FOR Eggs and Cream The Alliance Creamery will open an up-towa Buying Station, Saturday, April 19th, where far mers may bring their eggs and cream and sell them for the highest cash prices and get the money with out delay. The station will be located at 118 West Third St. (Across from Darling's Furniture Store) In opening this up town office the Creamery was desirous of providing a convenient place where farmers could market their products and realize im mediate cash benefit. Arrangements have been made for the immediate testing of cream and other service that will please all concerned. ' Coal orders will bo received at this office. The Alliance Creamery "Hark. Hark. My Soul." Shelley Women's Voices. Anthem, "Jesus Lives." Wilson Obllgato by Mrs. Rhein and Mr. Hamilton. You are more than welcome to come and worship with un. REV. A. J. KEARX.S. Pastor. IK. MMlt. IS ( )Mn.lMKMi;i Dr. Geo. E. Condra. director of the Nebraska Conservation and Soil Survey, who Is well known to many Herald readers, received the follow ing nice compiling,, from lne Ne. braska legislature a few days ago. passed In the form of a resolution reading: WHEREAS. Dr. George E. Cndra of the University of Nebraska has devoted much of his time, beyond any requirements of his official po sition, to various acts of courtesy to ward this legislature, assisting ma terially In the entertainment of the Nebraska Legislative League and co operating on every other occasion where opportunity has been given; and WHEREAS. Dr. Condra is contrib uting in a notable way toward bring ing the legislature and the people of Nebraska Into closer t Ollrll With cirh other through the medium of moving pictures showing legislative person nel and procedure, thereby giving material impetus to better citizen ship; therefore, be It RESOLVED, That the members of the House of Representatives of the Nebraska Legislature, Thirty-seventh session, by this resolution, voice their appreciation of this courtesy and this admirable public spirit; and be it further RESOLVED, That this resolution be published In the House oJumal and an engrossed copy thereof be sent to Dr. Condra. PHNNE 558 PHONE 558 POTATOES Genuine Minnesota Red River Early Ohio and Cobbler Seed Potatoes. Come get a few sacks of each kind and help get good seed for Box Butte County. KIBBLE & HOPKINS Easter Value Giving Sale 't CJ fajucntJficD Just now' when the greater part of the spring season is still before you, we offer startling price reductions'on ktli sS All Coats, Suits, Capes, Dolmans, Dresses, Skirts and Waists 20 T1HS REDUCTION INCLUDES ALL TUB NEW SPRING STYLES AND .THOSE GARMENTS WHICH HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED. YOUR OWN CHOICE. A Great Sweeping Sale Just Before Easter Hi TAX DVK MAY 1ST For the Information of our pa trons we list below the articles on which there will be levied a tax of 10rr. to be paid by the purchas er, on and after May 1, 1919. The tax will be paid at the time of purchase and will be levied in an amount equal to 10 of the amount in excess of the list given: Purses, pocket books and hand bags, above $7.50. rarasols and sun shades, above 14.00. Hats, bonnets and hoods, above 115.00. Silk stockings or hose, above $2.00 a pair. Underwear, pajamas and night gowns, above $5.00. Kimonas, petticoats and walats, above $15.00. Any purchase made before May 1 will not be subject to the fed eral tax. BUY NOW AND SAVE EVERY GARMENT IS INCLUDED Sale Starts Wednesday Morning Patrons of this store appreciate that our prices are always lower than those asked else where for the same grade of goods and when we give au additional 20 per cent redaction it means a double saving to you. Many new and attractive garments have been received in the past few days and these will also be included in the big money saving event. Do not delay come early for first choice. Economical shoppers save money by taking immediate advan tage of our sales. r AN I.MPOUTANT SALE The goods will be ar ranged for convenient se lection. You will not be restricted In your choice for we are Including ev ery garment enumerated above for quick Bale. We never carry over a single garment because we price them to sell.