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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

5

Death of Judge Ridgell Father and Funeral Plans

Judge Ridgell learned yesterday of his father’s death in Richmond Missouri. He boarded the night train to attend the funeral. Chancellor Huntington of Nebraska Wesleyan University is succeeded by W. J. Davidson of Decatur Illinois, effective next September. S. K. Warrick, trustee, returned from the meeting Sunday. Mrs. Louis Buchenstein celebrated her son Master Carl’s fifth birthday with about a dozen young guests, games, and treats.

Judge Ridgell Richmond Ridgell Huntington Nebraska Wesleyan University W. J. Davidson Decatur, Lil S. K. Warrick Board of Louis Buchenstein Master Carl

Cement Walks in Alliance Damaged by Vandalism

John Pederson reports ongoing vandalism on freshly laid cement walks near the United Presbyterian church. Dr. Turner of Hastings College will speak at First Presbyterian next Sunday with topics Telling That Tells and Education That Educates. Evening service starts at 8. P. G. Cooper arrives in Crawford with land seekers. Pete awaits an assistant sergeant at arms role at the Denver Democratic convention.

John Pederson United Presbyterian Church Turner Hastings College First Presbyterian Church P. G. Cooper Crawford Omaha Pete Denver

Cooper Named Place At Mayor Dahlman's Suggestion

Mr. Cooper received the honor of having the place named after him following a suggestion from his longtime friend, Mayor Dahlman of Omaha.

Mr. Cooper Mayor Dahlman Omaha

Saloon Prosecutions In Alliance Face Postponement Appeal

An Alliance appeal seeks dismissal of liquor law prosecutions arguing the recent election closes saloons as sufficient punishment. The deputy food commissioner rejects the move, insisting prosecutions begun before the election proceed regardless of wet or dry outcomes.

Lincoln Star Alliance

Newberry Surprised at 39th Birthday Gathering

Friends learned of C. A. Newberry’s birthday and hosted a luncheon at his Alliance home. The guests arrived with a social visit to honor the busy head of the family, sharing food music and conversation and wishing him health and prosperity.

C. A. Newberry Mr. Newberry Alliance Cheney Newberry

Government v Ashbrooks Fencing Case Witness Subpoenaed

Deputy Marshal Arthur M. Bartlett summoned citizens in Alliance to testify before the federal court in Lincoln. The Government accuses stockmen of Sioux county of illegal fencing of government land, with prior non convictions. Witnesses include W. W. Wood, J. H. H. Hewett, S. K. Warrick, C. A. Newberry, A. F. Baldridge, L. N. Worley, J. L.

Arthur M. Bartlett United States Alliance Federal Court Lincoln Ashbrooks Sioux County W. W. Wood J. H. H. Hewett Land Office S. K. Warrick C. A. Newberry A. F. Baldridge L. N. Worley J. L

Local Names Mentioned in Hyannis Marshal Visit

The passage lists John Curran Sanford Alex Muirhead J H Cook F B Fosker M Nicholson Ben Swanson W W Ault of Hyannis and notes a subpoena for Capt Corbin then in California. It adds that Marshal Bartlett, an old friend, visited on Sunday afternoon.

Reno Roundup of Local Trades and Incidents

Ed Zerksh dined at J C Berry s. L D Blair plans a home addition. Snediker did painting for C C Wilson. Snoddy visited Reno to see Mr Hier. W G Wilson dehorned cattle. Valley Wilson and Kendel visited UC C Wilson s. W G and H M Wilson returned from Wyoming. J C Berry unloading lumber and posts. Jerry Hernan injured after horse kick. C Wilson to Alliance, returned. B E Betobeoner and wife to Alliance. Mr and Mrs Jacobs from Custer county plan to reside in Alliance. 41 started a fire south of town. locals and Alliance helped stop it.

W. G. Wilson Valley Wilson Mr. Kendel C. Wilson W. G H. M. Wilson Wyoming J. C. Berry Jerry Hernan C. ©. Wilson Alliance B. E. Betobeoner Mrs. Jacobs Reno Custer County

Real Estate Transfers Reported for Alliance Area

Baldridge Bonded Abstractor lists transfers including George H Owens to William H Thomas for tract 32 56 49 valued at 1600, Jessie McClellan to John Hulman lots 2 3 first add, Alliance at 500, Allie Vaughn to Lena Bauer lots 1 2 8th Ward add to Alliance 2100, Lincoln Land Co to Church of Holy Rosary Alliance 400, Nellie Hillier to Margaret Kelly lot 4 9 Wyoming add Alliance 100, Charles Wells to Francis Harvey tract in southeast section 25 25 48 metes and bounds 350, Anna Keep to Ann Fitzsimmons section 68 30 25 48 600.

Sere Wee George H. Owens Wm. H. Thomas Jessie McClellan John A. Hulman Alliance Allie M. Vaughn Lena L. Bauer Wye Nebr Lincoln Land Co Church of Holy Rosary Sheridan Nellie Hillier Margaret J. Kelly Wyo Charles D. Wells Francis T. Harvey Anna B Keep Ann Fitzsimmons

Stockgrowers Meet in Alliance Set for June 11 12

The Nebraska Stockgrowers association holds its annual meeting in Alliance on Thursday and Friday. President Hampton says Governor Sheldon will attend one day and efforts are under way to secure Senator Burkett for the other.

Nebraska Stockgrowers Association Hampton Sheldon Burkett

North West cafe to reopen under new name and management

The cafe in the Coors building is reopening this evening with a new name and management. Owner Mr. Barnes leases the building and will be assisted by W. C. Dunton, formerly with Burlington dining stations, to run the enterprise jointly with Hotel North West. The setup includes about 3500 pounds invested in new furniture and fixtures and aims to be first class.

Coors Building Barnes W. C. Dunton Burlington Dunton

Big bargains in wet goods in Herald ads

The Herald advertises large reductions from Wm King and F J Betzold on wines and liquors as saloons are set to close after the election. Private buyers are urged to stock up now before sales end, with tempting prices on top grades.

Herald Wm. King F. J. Betzold

Caution Against Public Fire Hazards Citywide

The mayor warns against starting or neglecting fires in alleys as wind speeds rise. Citizens are told not to light fires when windy or leave them unattended. Violators will be arrested and prosecuted. Attest W O Barnes, Clerk.

Co. C. Smeru Attest W. O. Barnes

Dog Beauty Found or Return at Herald Office

A Cocker Spaniel named Beauty is missing or needs contact. Call or leave word at the Herald office in Alliance for recovery or information about the dog and owner D. L. Stewart.

D. L. Stewart Alliance Herald Office

For Rent 80 Acres Breakable Land Inquire W H Tuomas

For Rent. 32 and 26-49 and 80 acres broke. Inquire of W. H. Tuomas.

W. H. Tuomas

City warns against damaging new cement walks

Warning issued by Mayor C. C. Smith and City Clerk W. O. Barnes states that any person or persons found guilty of marri ng or destroying newly finished cement walks will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

C. C. Smith W. O. Barnes

Wagon Cafe Switches to Short Orders on Box Butte Avenue

The Wagon Cafe will now serve only short orders with the same efficient service beloved by many. Patrons seeking quick, quality meals are directed to the Wagon Dafe on Box Butte avenue for fast, stylish short-order service.

Wagon Cafe Box Butte Avenue

Solicitation of Patronage From a Local Hardware Firm

A new hardware firm requests patronage after acquiring Mr. Gadsby stock. They promise to expand stock and add windmills and pumps. They advertise plumbing and heating goods installed in a creditable, satisfactory manner.

Gadsby

Shirt Waist Sale Regan's

A note lists potential bidders and a query about ownership of horses branded WV on the right thigh. Names RK M Hamprow appear in the fragment along with a sale context at Regan's.

Regan’s

Chelsea Fire Ravages Chelsea Destroys One Third Of City

A massive blaze in Chelsea started in a rag dump and, fanned by a 45 mile gale, consumed over 500 dwellings and half the business blocks. Five bodies found, 10 000 left homeless, estimated losses near 6 million dollars. National Guards and troops aided fire crews and relief efforts.

Boston Chelsea Everett Chelsea Creek Chelsea Square H. A. Spencer MacGrath Essex and Highland Streets Mile Cypress West Third Streets Broadway Willow Street Second Street Essex Middlesex Willow Boston and Albany New York Central Boston and Maine Railroad Tidewater Oil Company Commonwealth

Railroad Men Oppose Rate Cut At Mass Meeting

Five hundred railroad workers from all branches gathered in Missouri Valley Iowa on April 11 to protest further rate reductions. They warn losses will fall on railroad employees and urge the Nebraska railway commission to hear their case, with a committee formed to present a copy of the resolutions.

Missouri Valley Nebraska Railway Commission

Fertilizer for Lawns Offered With Trade for Horses

A dealer advertises lawn fertilizer available for quick sale or trade. J Rowan of Deere and Velie buggies promotes bargains and urges fast responses. J R Jordan signs the notice with sale and trade options.

Trade opportunities and training ads seek work

Parties desiring to build, improve or repair, will save money by figuring with C. Keck before spring work opens up. For State Horse, buggy and harness. Call at this office. Waxtro-Hoy, 16 to 65 years of age, to learn Baker's trade. Good inducements to right one. Pardey Bakery.

C. Keck

Dark brown Percheron stallion for sale four years old

Dark brown Percheron stallion, four years old, weight 1600 pounds, gentle disposition. Guaranteed as a breeder. See Baxter farm or inquire at Phillips Livery Barn for further particulars. 17-tf.

Baxter Farm Phillips Livery Barn

Tax notices warn of distress warrants after February first

All personal taxes for the years 1887 to 1907 are being forwarded to date and if not paid, distress warrants will be served after Feb. 1st, and collected. Save yourself extra costs by settling at once. By order of County Board. Fred Mollring, Treasurer.

County Board Fred Mollring

Household goods for sale in modern house for rent

For sale cheap. Household goods available in a modern house suitable for rent. A new plane is desired. Call at this office, 16-1f.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bud Betzold Nebraska F. J. Betzold Budweiser Agent Ed Zerksh L. D. Blair Mr. Snediker C. C. Wilson Mr. Snoddy Mr. Hier Stockmen’s Oxfords Crossette Horace Bogue F. E. Revpisa Cook Barry Pardy J. Rowan Pardy’s Babery F. E. Reddish Wm. James Dr. Allen Opera House Blk P. R, Workman, Alliance Pardy's Bakery West Montana Street DR. T. Allen
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