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THE ALLIANCE UEKALD, 'MmAY. DECEMIJEIi 2, 1920
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I. II. Brunskill of Minneapolis who
has bcn sponlinjr a fowd.ijs ntowi',
departed for h"s ho.,tc Monday niht.
Mr. Young of I.irv-o'n departed 'or
hf home Monday nint.
Mrs. K. L. Tierce ami wn PwM
returned homo Tuesday to spm. I the
holidays with Mr. I'iercc.
Mr. Gillian departed WoM y
night for Denver, to spend Christmas
with her son l.oer, who is atten -ling
pchool there.
Mr. Herhem who has heen ansifting
at the First State hank, lol't Wednes
day for his home at Hasting.
Miss Louise Spudich left Sunday
night for Illinois to spend Chmtmas
with home folks.
Mrs. Harry Kempt has resigned Wr
position at the I.ockwood store.
The high school students held a
party at the school house Wednesday
night, games being the evening's
amusement, after which dainty re
freshments were served.
Each room of the school entert lined
the puhlic Thursday afternoon, the
grades having a program and the high
school students putting on some good
stunts.
Miss Evelyn Swanson has been
(pending a few days at the K.ty Gra
ham home.
Henry Henning was a culler in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Langston and Mrs. Goodrich
were shopping in Alliance Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Toohy was sharping in
Alliance Tuesday.
Mr. Toplisky left Tuesd iv night for
LPit .LI O . .4 l.O i .1.1 . ? " j'.
i Mr . Jo'. i Y hu, h i h.i. i-- K
her ; t. . o ..t .in Ji.rr, nt.'c :
tiV.in r-i-e w ij h; r)n it :
inn !,,(! ,: I !. on, i urt id l
ho; if Su i iny, to ; ,iei I his ( hi i tui.
' vacnt o.i.
1 M.m 15!rr"i; J ohr.ui.f.h who li
. ;tcn le ! ,rh(ici! a l.'r o'n, tin vu
i'o.ii" 'I l.u. th-.y to j.'-tni -.he hoii'V..
M'..s l.t Pu!' .. is- j-iiend t
h'ph . cr.o ' he; e, , M".n -or Ar.: o
Fi .day to r i'nd her :.viit on wv
ho ie fo:-.
Mr. and Mi . Pi-ivy Vil ly i -'t
tt f he week lor Pcner to j-prn
'hr'.-tmas.
Stock hojrs wanted by the Ne
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Joe Gould, Jr. and wife have move'
0 the B'ackmur farm wc. t of tov n
uid w'.ll keep house for Mr. Blackmui
nMl spring.
Mrs. Frank Black Is H'-sLsting Mr
'IFerron thro'sh 'he Christmas rush
A son arrived at the home of FranV
'lanna this week.
Mrs. I'mp. Ken lrick and on Lvmn
tient a few days in Alliance last
"Pfk v;s't:ng Mrs. Van Skyke.
Mrs. Furl GiPirfr was in Alliance
Setween trains Tuesday.
Engineer Craven an. I Firemrm Pin
ner were called to Alliance thi - veek.
1 new crew taking their place on the
helper engine.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Poole went
'o Alliance Saturday morning, return -'"
on No. 4"?, accompanied by their
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To All a
Merry Christmas
t 'c fnn I m:.n, wl o has been in tli j
iio-piiji lor me la.-i inree weeks w,.i
t. o en ill 1:1.
l ull Kay w i in from his ranr!
t o .own la.-t Moii(i;;.i.
S..e rrirts runic home Frid;.,
ii fniin (Jrand Island wheie he h
;:ne on iu ;ine.s.
i lie .i.ooi ih Idri n w 11 give
in ..-am.is cruet iam ion; l r iav t-
t 'hp mceiir-g he!i at the chui .
t S"lir.l'.y eeninf, it was decM
o keep Kev. Steele for the rema n- t
liie con erence year and h(s farnil
II be here in a short time.
Dayton Sullenberger was a passen
er to Ailiiince Monday.
Mr. Greg expects to be realy '.
tart on his large ice crop next Mo
ay.
Mrs. Steve Arrant left Thursd;.
lorning for Grand Island and e
. ts o vis't relatives in the ea.s.
n part of the Ktate for sever;
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Snow are lookin
.'or their daughter, Mrs. Spencer an
her little girls to spend Christma
with them. Mrs. Spencer is living at
Bridgeport.
Twins arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Enyeart last Sunda
morning and E. T. has been most
busy handing out treats all week.
These bab es are two years old, name.
Mildred and Milton and came from
'he orphans' home. They are to be
ongratulated on securing such a goo
home.
Highest cash prices paid for furni
ure, guns, watches, musical Instru
ments,. cothing. Workman & Mc
laughlin, Comer 2nd and Uo ButU
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S Many thanks to our patrons of the year S
w 1920. We appreciate your business and j
u hope to merit its continuance. jj
I The Fashion Shop
LAKESIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berry and daugh
ter Grace, left on No. 40 Wednesdaj
morning for Lincoln to spend Christ
mas with relatives there.
Henry Bond was an east bound pas
senger for Grand Island Wednesday.
Warren DeBord returned from the
west on No. 40, Tuesday.
It. A. Westover returned from the
west Wednesday morning.
Orvllle Wiio.i was an Alliance vis
lor Tuesday.
Eddie Cody drove in from the ranch
Wednesday.
Ali-a. tlias. Wilkinson went to All I
jicc on No. o!) Wednesday.
The school teachers and pupils wiK
entertain the people w.th a Christina:
program at the church Wednesday
evening.
Lee Watson was a west bound pas
senger on No. Wednesday.
Mark Comas went to Alliance on
No. 3!) Wedne. day.
Mr. and Mrs. I'ie'rson left for their
new home at Minatare Tuesday.
This part of the sand hills was vis
ited by a snow storm Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. . 103-tf
F. R. Moore, who has been a mem
ber of the Herald force for the past
two months will leave for Bra.-hear.
mo., Sunday, to resume charge of his
j newspaper at that place. Mr. Moore
j had planned to make his home in this
city, where Mrs. Moore is employed
as a teacher, but th lessee of his
plant didn't prove to possess the
proper sticking qualities, lie has
made a number of acquaintances here
who regret that he will be unable to
remain. It is possible that at some
time in the future, he may be able
to make arrangements to permit his
return.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
To the business man, retail or wholesale; to the manufacturer; to the commU
tion man; to the trucking company, the Ford Model T One Ton Truck makes
an irresistible appeal because it has in its chassis all the merits of the original
Ford car; the wonderful Ford Model T Motor, the dependable Vanadium steel
chassis, and the manganese bronze worm-drive. A strongly built truck that
serves satisfactorily and lasts in service If these statements were not true,
the demand for Ford Trucks wouldn't be so constantly on the increase. We f
will be pleased to take your order for one or more Ford Trucks, will see that you
get reasonably prompt delivery, and will give you an after service that insures
the constant service of the Truck. But don't wait too long. Get your order
in promptly.
Coursey & Miller
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TRY THE ALLIANCE HERALD WANT ADS FOR BEST RESULTS
TURN OLD CLOTHES INTO CASH
Get the best price in the city for
used clothing, Ehoes, trunks, bags,
guns, etc. Workman & McLaughlin,
Corner Second and Box Butte. 104tf
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V. ii im in m n tti ti m n m r mn wi m trn mm iini nr mm a n mrt m tm n mn wn wn n m n is it
l nanK l om
caiWalJaltSsaia At
for the privilege
of living among you and
contributing our share to
fair dealing among friends
and neighbors for the com
forts of life.
Holiday Greetings to 'AIL
Rhein Hardware Company
Prompt and Courteous Service
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Merry Christmas Everyone!,,
It's an age-old, timeworn adage, but there's nothing
that will ever more fully express our wishes, and so
we are wishing it for you.
The nearer we approach the happy Yuletide Season, the
more we are impressed with the warm, throbbing,
joyous significance of "Merry Christmas," and this
year it's going to be a very Merry one.
Then "Merry Christmas" Everyone!
For the best that this year brings to us is the revival of
that old-time spirit of warmth and contentment, in
terspersed with a glad, new joy. We have at last
stripped away some of the shucks of show and su
perficiality and have found revealed the rare, true,
untarnished kernel of the old-fashioned Christmas
the gift spirit of service.
The First State Bank
