TIIK ALTJANCK 1IKHALD, TITKSDAY, .11 INK 20, 1930
A CHANGE OF LOCATION :
On or about July 1 we will be moved to our new location at 124 East Third Street, where we will have
ample room to handle any or all of your business you wish to give us.
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ALLIANCE HIDE
FUR COMPANY
Dealers in Hides, Furs, Wool, Rags,
Rubber and Metals of all Kinds.
J.
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BURR PRINTING CO.. Owwri
Entered at the potofl)o at Allianca,
Slab,, for tranamlaaion through tha
rU m second claaa matter. Published
fctoeadar and Friday.
CKORQB U BURR. JR. ..Editor
EDWIN U. BURR. Business Mgr.
s
Official newspaper of the City of
Alliance; official newspaper , of Box
butts County. ,
Owned and published by The Burr
Printing Company, Qeorg-e K Burr, Jr.,
President; Edwin M. Burr, Vice Pres
ident. flakaerlptlaa, St.80 per ye
(Hitalda el 1M radios, S3.00 per yeas
, Scottsbluff merchant have offered
A prize for the best song and the best
yell submitted for use on their boost'
er excursions. The Idea Is a fine one,
but the prises offered are so small
that no union poetic muse will con
descend to work for that kind of a
; reward. .'
With the retirement of Lee. Rich
mond as editor of the Mlnden Cour
. ier, there disappears the last editor
who regularly printed the news bul
letlns from the state university In
their entirety. How -will Kearney
county manage to struggle along
without them? .
An Ord church held a special "au
tomobile day" last Sunday and It was
demonstrated conclusively that the
reason church attendance la lessened
is not particularly due to the motor
car. It appears that the automobile
i Just as willing to travel toward
gSiareh as It Is to travel In any other
attraction, provided the owner or
atrlver la willing. Borne of these days,
t aatead of condemning the movies,
. automobiles and the fishing
ends, someone will begin aa inquiry
ta determine what's wrong with
Che service or the preaching, and
rfen an Investigation, along these
9ea ta taken , with the lnteatle
make seeded changes, something
csay be accomplished. 'What's that
verse that tells critics to "first east
the beam from thine own eye" ?
It's remarkable how easy the Job
t editing a newspaper could be
gaade. If the editor were Inclined to
accept aid from all the publicity
snoochers who send la suggestions
sul nicely typewritten, even If some
mi them are "single spaced to save
tlte paper.'' TLs receipt! since the
republican national convention have
Averaged at least a. waste-basketful
day, and after the democratic con
clave, well have to buy another.
AXGOKA
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B. M. Kelly and George Venel!
went to Alliance Thursday night.
Among those who were In Alliance
last week were' the W. R. McCrosky
family, the C. A. GUI family and L.
D. Carnlne and wife.
Mrs. Elmer Morehead and three
children, Dorothy, Edna and Roy left
Thursday for Grand Island for an ex
tended visit with relatives.
Leo Lewellen, wife and baby were
Bridgeport visitors Thursday of last
week. .
Albert and Harry Barber each suf
fered severe injuries Saturday morn
ing when they fell from the top of
the stock yard fence. The little boys
had been running and playing on the
fence and each made a misstep and
fell. Albert has a badly sprained
wrist as a result and Harry was In
ured about the stomach. -Monday
night of last week Mrs.
B. M. Kelly and Mrs. W. R. Mc
Crosky entertained In honor of Mrs.
Marjorle Fletcher and Misses Helen
and Florence McCrosky , at the
Kelly home. There , were fifteen
young people present. Games were
played and a general good time Is re
ported. Dainty refreshments were
served at a late nour. The placet
cards were hand-made and the lnltl
alB of each boy and girl used to form
the names such as Weary Goose,
Funny Mary and others Just as Inter
esting,
Mrs. H. J. Ellis of Alliance, was a
guest last week of Mrs. Vlnnle John
son.
Mrs. Floyd Friend will be hostess
to the Community club Wednesday
the gSrd.
T. C. MeCamey and Mr. Brown of
Bridgeport, were In Angora Satur
day on business.
II. A. Glan went to Scottsbluff
Tuesday of last week and to Bridge
port Saturday on business trip.
Miss Franels Wlsek la at Bridge
port today (Friday) taking teachers
examinations.
Mrs. George Vlnell visited friends
at BcotUblun Wednesday and Thurs
day. ,
. Dave AtweiL P. B. McCauley and
family, George VeneU. .and,, family
motored to Bridgeport Sunday.
; A. B Marsh, Stanley Gustak and
Lee Lewellen were elected on toe
school board In the Daxon district.
Luclle and 'Buster Venell.were
guests at the Tom King home Mon
day..-
The school board, P. B. McCauley,
W. R. McCrosky and R. K. MaybeU
made a business trip to Bridgeport
Tuesday. -
Mrs. Lee Lewellen gave a sand
wlch party to a few friends at her
home six miles east of town Satur
lay night of last week.
Sirs. Brt Carnirio olHLost Springs."
Wyo.. visited her daughter Mrs.
Lyle Glan two weeks ago. The Car-
nines expect to sell their farm lif
Wyoming and move to Denver this
winter.
Five of Omer Klngerys' children
have been 111 for several weeks with
whooping cough.
Mrs. O. T. Temple is working ex
tra again In third trick at the depot.
Miss Leota Henderson Is on first
trick at Bayard.
John 'Sherlock went to Wyomtng
the first of the week to visit the oil
fields.
Mrs. Joseph Worrell of Bridgeport,
visited home folks Sunday. .''- I
Miss Gladys Fletcher of Bancroft,
N'eb., Is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. Kelly. She expects to leave
for her home the last part of this
week accompanied by Miss Marjorle
Fletcher, who will spend the sum
mer In Bancroft. Miss Gladys will
go to Minnesota for the summer.
Bridgeport business visitors Tues
day of last week were James Boodry
and wife, R. K. Maybell, wife and
daughter, W. N. Thompson, William
Daxon, George Venell, P. B. Mc
Canley and John Sherlock. . .
Those who went to Bayard Sun
day to see the baseball game between
Potter and Bayard were CM. Dave
and family, J. W. Perkins and fam
ily, Harry Fetters and family, R. K.
Maybell and family, B. M. Kelly and
wife, B. E. Maybell and wife, L. p.
Carnlne and wife, Miss -Marjorle
Fletcher, Miss Gladys Fletcher, Miss
Francis Glau, Miss Eunice Boodry,
Pearl Lawrence, Frank Glau, Omer
KIngery and A. D. Hull.
Another enjoyable social . event
took place Thursday of last week
when Mrs. Cash M. Dove entertain
ed the members of the TrI C club.
Many Interesting subjects were dis
cussed such as vacations, entertain
ments and outings. Mrs. Dove served
a dainty two course lunch at five
o'clock consisting of two kinds of
sandwiches, pickles, tomatoes and
ueumber salad, coffee, ice cream
and two kinds of cake. Those pres
ent were Meadamee MoCauley, Per
kins, Kelly, Thompson, Venell, Me-
Crarky, Lewellen, Jefferson, May
WIi; Dove, end Miss Gladys Fletcher,
F. .Bancroft aa guest of honor.
PlCinO ON JULY 8
AT WARD MILES'
RANCH
LEN
MILliM
Undertaking
PARLORS
128 West Third Street
Telephone Day 311
Night 522 Red 529
It Pays to Advertise in The -Herald
About the best place for Alliance
clttaens to spend the Fourth of July
will be at the Ward Miles' ranch, six
miles east of Angora, where there
will be a regular celebration Satur
day, July 3, minus nothing but a few
of the unimportant frills. There will
be material at hand for ninety-seven
varieties of a good time, as well as
a place to have it. Those who own
Or can borrow automobiles, should
take a good hint ",.. : i
Mr. Miles has Just completed a
new house, and a new barn, 40x5$,
and this picnic is In the nature of a
house-warming. He has Invited all
his neighbors and friends, as well as
the public In generalto attend. .A
slx-plece orchestra from Alliance will
furnish music for dancing, and the
new barn gives plenty of floor space.
The place Is lighted by electricity,
and there Is an abundance of rood
water. It's an ideal place for a pic
nic. Bring basket dinners If you
wish, or if you don't want to go to
the trouble, refreshments of various
kinds will be on sale at the ranch,
this, the sole concession having been
turued over to parties who will take
proper caje of the guests. S 1
In addition to the dancing and
picnic, there will be a sports pro
gram, including a baseball game or
two and a rough riding exhibition. It
will be an old-fashioned Fourth of
July celebration, and will be worth
Coming a good many miles to attend.
Alliance Houses and Lots
7e an offering for qulcic tale a number of Alliaaoe residences at bargain prioes and
on easy tanas, If you are a renter We would octxt that yon inTestigate at once. We have
bargains In cheap but desirable lots ta caojoe- residence districts. Aliunde lots are a mighty
good inTestmeot today. XXdases for rent 7e look after properties for non-recktents.
The Thomas Company
UoydC. Thomaa Harold S. Thomas
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Unusual Tirec
TIRES that are different in their
distinctive fjood looks and in their
construction. An extra ply of fabric,
cn extra heavy tread and generous
oversize make a tiro of remarkable
endurance.
Next time BUY FISK
from your dealer
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one can do wonders with even a small account A trip to the seashore, a trip to
the mountains, an electric sweeper for the wife, new furniture for the house
an investment that will pay yon money, any of the number of things yon wish to
buy but fed the expose is too great.
The secret is this: Save now, a small amount at a time, while you hare mo
special urge to spend the money. Then later, when yon really want or need some
thing, you will be in a position to hare it Sickness or unexpected finnancial diO
eulties will have no terrors for you.
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