Local railroad and town moving notices from Alliance
Engineer Charley Hancock reports his mule and proceeds on a Kin Ward trip. Mrs George Reed moves into 420 Bm Horn Ave Tuesday. Miss Blanche Macdonald returns from Omaha Sunday. Brakeman McCarty resumes work Monday after sickness. Mrs Krimmen visits sister in New Castle and returns last Saturday. Mr Johnson of Galesburg Illinois joins here as witch man replacing Night Yard Master Corey. Ragland and Richey new train service employees from southern Illinois. Dr Hershman voyaged Friday to Indiana and other eastern points with Dr Maxfield. Dobson and Lang in Alliance since Saturday, then went to Denver possibly to locate. Miss Ray Reed visiting from Ellsworth area with brother near Ellsworth, staying with mother Jennie Reed. Engineers DD Fitzpatrick Fred White and M Nolan to attend BoL B national conventions in Morrisburg in June. Bernice Kindelbaugh writes from Denver of fine time and plans to Kansas.
Local notes and personnel changes around Alliance
Pat Murphy of Seneca received medical attention in Alliance and stays with Conductor and Mrs. BE Cramer. Fireman Floyd Horn, after resigning from Edgemont work, heads to Chadron. Ed Beard leads Marsland work train with Fred Vaughn as rear brakeman for about three months. Eubanks operates south line work train. Brakeman Sexton’s wife ill in McCook. Engineer H Rennan to Omaha for Masonic Grand Lodge with Mrs. Dridhaus and Miss Ethel Webb. Charlie Jagger reports a good position in Galesburg. B of R T plans a May 2 banquet with O RK Cs guests. John Letdtka chairs arrangements for a grand evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Murphy
Seneca
Alliance
BE. V. Cramer
Murphy
Cramer
Ed Beard
Marsland
Fred Vaughn
Eubanks
H. Rennan
Omaha
Masonic Grand Lodge
Dridhaus
Miss Ethel
Jahmson, Webb
B. of R. T
O. RK. C
John Letdtka
In Memoriam Mrs Olin S Baker of Alliance Nebraska
Mrs. Olin S Baker died on a quiet Sabbath morning after a long illness described as cancer. Born March 10 1859 in Polk County Iowa she was married to Rev Olin S Baker and survived by five children and her mother and four brothers. Her life spanned Iowa Colorado Nebraska Illinois and Montana as a devoted ministerial wife and active church worker. Funeral services were held at the Alliance home with three ministers and floral tributes reflecting family and church ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Baker
The
Herald
Martha A. Canfield
Jeremiah
Jane Canfield
Polk County
Iowa
F Episcopal Parsonage
Alliance
Nebraska
Wallace Canfield
Chadron
Evanston
Chicago
Newton
Montezuma
West
Red Lodge
Mont
Allance
Methodist
Omaha
Carrie
Wilmette
God
Earth
Epworth League
A. R. Julian
James B. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
A. L. Godfrey
United Presbyterian Church
Geo. A. Witte
Baptist Church
Jesus
Witte
Godfrey
Brown
Card of Thanks for Kind Support in Bereavement
To the many friends who so kindly sympathized helped and offered no help in our bereavement in the loss of our dear one a loving wife and mother from our home we are sincerely grateful and take this opportunity to express our high up-
Uncertain Names Highlight Local Kindness Circle
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including MABEL B PENDLETON and NELLIE BAKER among others, noting unwearied kindness and affection within a local group. The partial line appears from a tribute or recognition among Baker family members and associated names.
Health bulletin urges early crusade against flies in Oregon
Oregon urged early action against flies while ten delegates for Roosevelt were instructed and sixteen from Nebraska. The house passed a bill forcing presidential candidates to report campaign costs. Senate finance committee gave an adverse tariffication revision report. Fifty outlaws terrorize the Cayo district of British Honduras taking wives. An avalanche near Schneeberg Valley fatally struck eleven skiers. ten died. Dr Samuel Kerfoot of Dakota Wesleyan is tendered Hamline presidency. One hundred seven gold miners killed and eighty wounded at Lena mine in Liberia. Milton Daly in Jackson found guilty of bribing a Michigan prison warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Nebraska
Roosevelt
House
Senate Finance Committee
Cayo
British Honduras
Schneeberg
Vienna
Samuel Kerfoot
Dakota Wesleyan University
Hamline University of Minnesota
Lena Gold Mining Company
Liberia
Milton A. Daly
Chicago
Jackson, Mich
Allen N. Armstrong
Michigan State Prison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charley Hancock
George Reed
Tuesaday
Horn Ave
Blanche Macdonald
McCarty
Mr. Johnson
Galesburg
Inl
Corey
Messrs
Ragland and Richey
Hinois
Dr. Hershman
Indiana
Maxfield
Dobson
Lang
Denver
Ray Reed
Ellsworth
Jennie Reed
DD. Fitzpatrick
Fred White
M. Nolan
B. of L. B
Morrisburg
Bernice Kindelbaugh
Kansas
City
Floyd Horn
Edgemont
Horn
Sexton
McCook
Charlies Jagger
Mr. Jagger
Memoriam
Mallory’s
Ferndell Brand
Mallory Grocery Co
Uality Rocers
Mabel B. Pendleton
WRS
Carrie BH. Buck
Nellie Baker
Harry O. Baker
Mary J. Baker
Edison Records
Geo. D. Darling
West Third Street Alliance
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