Alliance guests enjoy golf and ballgame in Scottebluff visit
Twenty five Alliance country club members and families spent a day in Scottebluff with Scottsbluff golfers. Three Alliance players defeated their opponents while greens proved tough for visitors. The visit included a Midwest league ballgame and plans for a return hospitality event on August 13.
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Local Notes From the Black Hills and Surroundings
E G Laing returned Monday night from the Black Hills with the child. He is stuck in Hot Springs with the car and older children due to bad roads. Mrs Florence Atz has returned from Denver after camping with her sister Mrs C L Powers. J W Guthrie and a carload of relatives returned Saturday from Cheyenne Wyoming Frontier Days. W E Cutts spent Sunday in Scotts Bluff visiting a sick friend.
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Routh
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Sutton
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Mere
Laing
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Florence Atz
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J. W. Guthrie
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Scottsbluff
Prince Wins Alliance Tennis Championship at High School Courts
Prince captured the Alliance tennis tournament title finishing undefeated with straight-set wins in the finals and semis. He defeated Black 9-7 6-2 in the semis and Bennet in the final three straight sets 10-8 6-2 6-4. EK L Meyer has challenged Prince to a match at the same courts.
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Morrow
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Treasure Chest Finds Ambergris Worth a Fortune
In a tale of poverty and ambition, Philip Carle helps Uncle Garland and Isobel. A chest belonging to Garland yields ambergris worth over twelve thousand dollars, changing their fortunes and cementing plans for Isobel’s musical education and Philip’s art career.
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Philip Corte
Walt
Philip Carle
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Garland
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Philip Carte
Improbable Story Openings and Domestic Details
A narrative blend describes a man lending his seat to a grateful woman, portraying him as an unselfish husband. An advertisement touts Climpton manor house as beautifully appointed and ideally located, matching readers expectations. A minor typo scene notes a non leaking fountain pen.
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