Random Shots
Just To keep the record straight,
let us once more make it pU n that
The Herald has a greater nutbor of
actual, bona fide, paid-in advance,
genuine, real and Interested sub
scribers than any otner newspaper
published In Alliance and this trade
terrUpry.-
Tbese be plain facta.
Not hot air.
And to date we have never issue'u
any kind of a circulation statement,
or audit, that was a frame-up on our
Advertisers. t ,..-. i-.i , ,.:
Whenever we have to aistort the
facts to get business, we'll UXe up
highway robbery as a pro'esson.
As Jimmie Delk used to say:
"Come clean, brother." 1
The Herald has less than fifty sub
scribers on Us books wt'i are not
paid-in-advance. And these won't be
there within another week. If any
body tries to tell you different, find
put what motive they have.
Health hint from a lady dVlor:
"It is every woman's duty to keep
slender. A woman's happinoas, a
woman's whole future, may depend
on her holding herself down to the
proper wegiht. Double life is more
readily forgotten than a double
chin."
It Isn't safe to spoon in the court
house any more. The janitor is on
the Job. Couples who desire a quiet
place are recommended to the ceme
tery. Janitor Corp was on the Job last
Sunday afternoon. He locked up all
the rooms to keep out the spooners
and as a result two dignified busi
ness men had to crawl out a window.
Lucky It wasn't on the top floor.
The dentist has his troubles, too,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR .RENT Two large rooms and
a nice garden spot. Phone 234. tf
FOR SALE
18-Room Hotel and 3 Lots
Good location in Hcming
ford. Price only $6,000. Can
give- time or part Liberty
bonds taken.
20 Per Cent Investment
See or write, D. "VV. Butler,
Ileraingford, or John 0'
Kcefe, or W. W. Norton, Alliance.
One man grew absent-minded during
a fitting (or do they call Vm ses
sions) the other day, yawned and
swallowed a mouthful of plaster of
parts.
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The dentist eays the only way to
remove it is to blast. .
Romeo of All;ance Is apain troubl
ed. While strolling with his fair
one at the unseemly hour of 1 a. m
he offered to pluck for her some
lilacs from a bush beside the walk.
As his band reached out to grasp
them, he heard a voice: "Desist
young man, desist!" or words'to that
effect.
Now Romeo wonders whether the
voice he heard belonged to the owner
of the posies.
Also, whether he was recognized.
How liberal we are with other
folks' property. ' " vi 1 '.--
On the other hand, lilacs and
watermelons ought to be common
property.
But they're not. -r - k
Today's Best Story.
A young lady from Scottsbluff met
with a peculiar accident the other
day and she Is undecided whether to
sue her employer or a certain stove
concern. It seems she Is one of those
old-fashioned girls who takes her
Saturday night ablutions in the
kitchen, and she was all ready to
take the plunge into thtt wa&htub,
which was convenlnetly placed near
a hot stove. As she daintily lifted a
foot to place It In the tub, she step
ped en a cake of Ivory soap and slip
ped back. ,-When she arose, she
found, to her horror, that she was
marked "Majestic".
A Word to Sniper Ben.
"The world is full of men who are
doing things you have always said
couldn't be done." Old Proverb.
Things That Didn't llnnpcn.
Hyannls Tribune: George T. Hast
ings and W. II. Borer went to Alli
ance Tuesday to attend a meeting of
the Elks lodga and witnessed a
wrestling match and boxing bout
on the fide. The boxing bout was a
preliminary and Jerry Florian, for
merly of llyannls, was one of the
contestants, the other being an Alli
ance barber. Col. Hastings says that
Jerry did some mighty clever work
and carried off the honors.
Colonel Hastings did some clever
work himself. Judging from that
story. - Or maybe Boyer thought of
it.
Women sometimes get curious.
Wonder where George and Bill really
were Tuesday night. They're safe,
though, if the girls don't find out
that the Elks meet here Friday night.
time and place fixed for the hearing
on said petition has been set for the
10th day of July, 1920. nt the hour
of 10 o'clock, A. M., at the County
Court Room In the City of Alliance,
Box Butte County, Nebraska.
Dated this 8th day of June, 1920.
IRA E. TASlt, County Judge,
LEK BASYE, Atiorney.
Jun8-Jly2
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RAILROAD NOTES
Tipe Fitter R. D. Wollen expects
to go to Billings In the near future
for a short visit.
Mrs. J. O. Parsons and little
daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday in
Edgemont.
Machinist Emil Schwab has decid
ed to make a short trip to Billings.
Mrs. E. J. Mehrhof, wife of Mach-N
Inlst Mehrhof has gone to Lincoln to
visit friends and relatives for a time.
Machinist Helper E. R. Draper has
gone on the road as fireman this
week .. .
Assistant Chief Clerk Gene Black
of the Master Mechanics office has
decided to go to work in the round
house. His place in the office will be
filled by Charles Howard. Miss
Frances Collins will take the desk
vacated by Mr. Howard.
Mrs. M. A. Dickenson expects to
leave soon for a visit to Rwa Falls.
Barney Egbers has gone to his old
home at Qulncy, 111. Barney says he
Is going to' stay this time, but we
don't believe that Barney tan stay
away from Alliance.
Mrs. Ed Patrick and daughter left
this week for a visit to relatives in
Milan, Iowa.
Boilermaker Paul Marlon has re
signed and gone to Hillings.
Miss Oral Edwards, daughter of
Engineer Edwards has gone to
Scottsbluff to spend part of her vaca
tion.
Mrs. Henry Beach Is planning a
trip to Omaha soon.
Mrs. John Kemock, wife of Boiler
maker Kemock, is expected home
from Denver this week.
Mrs. M. J. JohnBon has gone to
Ravenna for a short stay.
loo mavAtin
A reward of $100 will ba paid for
the first information given to P. E.
Romlg, local attorne, C. B. ft Q. R.
R., Alliance, Neb., resulting In the
recovery of a Belber wardrobe trunk
checked from Alliance to Scottsbluff,
Neb., which disappeared on April It),
1920.! This trunk contains women's
clothing belonging to Mrs. Edith
Mollrtng. The source of all informa
tion will be held in strict confidence.
BYRON CLARK. Solicitor.
68 C. B. ft Q. R. R.. Omaha.
PERSONALS
visiting C. E. Johnson, left Tuesday,
Mr. Pate Is leaving for Chadron lo
Instruct in the summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burgess of
Sioux City, la., are vlsiltlng'at tha
home of Alliance relatives, Mr. an!
Mrs. John Rflnkober and Mrs. M.
Coyer.
Holsten 's
Special for this week -
Children's and Misses
HATS -
of good quality of Milan, Ilcmp and the new Sport braids. In
all colors, shapes, ranging in price from
$1.25 to $5.00
Transparent Hat
Organdy, White Milans and Sport Hats are prominent item
in Millinery for warm days.
The Transparent Hats are made of Georgette, Maline and
black Ilorse hair.
Organdy Hats
in pink, old rose, green and white to match your organdy gown.
McVicker's Millinery
Style-Plus Quality Store.
Harley Miller, son or Mr. and Mm.
True Miller, drove 'down from Mam-
land Sunday for a short visit with
tne ramiiy.
Mrs. McCourt spent' Tuesda-v in
Lakeside.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown left
Tuesday for Antioch.
D. E. Wilcox of Ellsworth, who has
been receiving treatment in an Oma
ha hospital was in Alliance to con
sult Dr. Slagle. ....
O. F. Cooper went to Antioch to
day on business.
Raymond Munger, who has been
LIXiAL NOTICE
Old Mail Bliss says:
Come to Happy Hollow
Saturday Night
YouH Have the Time of Your Life HI J !
YOU 'LL ENJOY THAT AUTO RIDE AND
HAPPY'S REAL DANCE
'.' ; Music by Andy's Jaxs Band T
: tickets 75c
Everybody Welcome
Notice of Hearing on Petition to De
termine Heirs and tho Right of
Huceession to Ileal Estate.
In the County Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska. 9
In the Matt er of the Estate of Ice
land D. Poole, deceased.
To Kate S. Poole, Lura Poole, God
dard and Herman S. Poole, and all
other persons interested in said es
tate, both creditors and heirs.
Take notice: That a petition has
been filed in the County Court of
Box Butte County, Nebraska, on the
8th day of June, 1920, setting forth
that one Leland D. Poole, then
resident of the city of Lexington
McLean county, State of Illinois
died intestate at said place, on the
7th day of January, 1905; that he
was at the time of his death the
owner in fee simple and in posses
sion of the following described real
estate in Box Butte County, Nebras
ka, to-wit: The Southeast quarter
(SE4) of Section Thirty-five (35)
in Township Twenty-six (26), North
of Range of Forty-nine (49); and
the Southeast Quarter (SE4 ) of
Section Three (3), Township Twen
ty-five (25), North of Range Forty
nine (49), West of the 6 th Principal
Meridian, in Box Butte County, Ne
braska; that he was seized of an Es
tate of inheritance, of said lands, and
that he left as his sole and only
heirs-at-law, his widow, Kate S.
Poole; and a daughter, Lura Poole
Ooddard, formerly Lura Poole; and
a son, Herman S. Poole; all of whom
are more than 21 years of age, and
each of whom resides in McLean
Ceunty, Illinois; that the petitioner,
Thomas II. Barnes purchased from
said heirs, all of the above-described
land, and has an interest in said real
estate, and derives his title to the
same' through the said Lelaad D.
Poole, deceased. . .
, The petitioner prays for a finding
and decree of the county court of
Box Butte county, Nebraska, that the
said Leland. D. Poole died intestate:,
a resident of the City of Lexington,
McLean county. State of Illinois, on
the 7th day of January, 1903; that
no application (or administration
wpon his estate has been made, and
no probate proceedings have been
had in the State of Nebraska, and
that bis sole and only hetrs-at-law at
the time of his death were his
widow, Kate S. Poole; a daughter,
Lura Poole Goddard; formerly Lura
Poole; and Herman S. Poole, a son;
each of whom resides in McLean
County, State of Illinois, and each of
whom Js more than twenty-one years
of age, and that said widow, at the
time of the death of the said de
ceased, was entitled to a dower right
in said estate, and that each of the
said children was entitled to an un
divided one-half Interest In said es
tate, subject to the dower right of
said widow.
Ton are further notified that the
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SALE
Having made disposition of my farm and moving; to town, I will sell at public auction
on the farm known as the C. L. Powell place, on y
Thursday, June 10, 1920
at 2 o'clock p. m.
30 Head of Cattle 30
Consisting of 17 milk cows and 13 yearlings and two-year-olds.
5 Head of Work Horses
ONE MULE
. One sow and seven pigs
Farm Machinery
Consisting of disc, mower, stacker, rake, plows, cultivators, sweep, and 2 sets work harass.
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ETERMS: Six months time will be given on approved paper drawing 8 per cent interest '
Mrs. Lena L. Bradley, Owner
CHARLES BRITTOIf, Clerk
First BUte Eanx.
H. P. COURSEY, Auctioneer,
Alliance
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