Storm Dumps Snow West of Alliance Causes Heavy Loss
Wyoming report details a severe blizzard from forenoon to night with heavy snow and strong wind. Davista Ranch saved most stock except about 100 head of pigs. C H Wormwood's 4 000 sheep split losses, some crushed or buried under 2 to 10 feet of snow. Rescue crews worked long shifts. prediction is half the flock lost.
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Home Wedding Unites Mise Jessie Leavitt and Louis Hominghausen Jr
In Box Butte County a quiet home wedding at the Leavitt residence joins Mise Jessie Leavitt and Louis Hominghausen Jr. The ceremony conducted by Rev. H W Cox included best man Ira Leavitt and bridesmaid Lena Hominghausen. The couple, long-time neighbors and friends, will reside 13 miles west of Hemingford and have the best wishes of many friends.
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N. F. Leavitt
Mise Jessie
Louis Hominghausen
H. W. Cox
Ruth Taylor
Ira Leavitt
Lena Hominghausen
Hemingford
Mount Pleasant Notices and Local Visits
Mount Pleasant residents report moves and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marsh moving to the Frank Reddish place for the year. Ethel and Shirley Hagaman visited and attended church in Alliance last week. The Mount Pleasant Union Sunday school opened with 17 in attendance guided by Superintendent J. C. Hawkins and assistant Mrs. J. C. Wright.
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Shirley Hagaman
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E. J. Greee
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Snow Drift Flour and Coal Deals Advertised
Snow Drift Flour at the Fair Store is priced at $1.55 per sack and coal is offered by Rowan & Wright. A notice states A. H. Morris is no longer employed as Funeral Director and Embalmer as of April 1, 1912, signed GEO D. DARLANG. Viefl 191
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Three Barns Burned North of Ashland Neb
Sparks from a Burlington freight engine destroyed three large barns on Alexander Laverty's stock ranch four miles north of Ashland. Forty tons of hay and alfalfa, grain, seven horses, about twenty hogs and several cattle burned. Most buildings were lost except the house. Loss about 15000 dollars with 3000 dollars insured. Old papers at The Herald office sold in bundles.
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Alexander Laverty
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