Marriage of Phil Pier and Bertha Warner in Birmingham
The marriage unites Phil Pier, owner of the Quality Store in Wollen, with Bertha Warner of Birmingham Alabama at Birmingham on Wednesday July 12. The couple departed for New York and other eastern cities to stock fall and winter goods and expect to arrive in Lewellen around August 15. They will reside in the new Henry Tilger cottage in the east part of town as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Pier
Wollen
Bertha Warner
Birmingham
Alabama
Mr. Pizer
East
Lewellen
Henry Tilger
Pizer
Oshkoesh Herald
Comparative Farm Animals Exhibit at State Fair
An exhibit planned by the Animal Husbandry Department of the Alaska Experiment Station will display grades and market values of cattle hogs and sheep. The display will show price relations to quality and profits and be housed in a large tent north of the Judging Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Huabindry Department
Abraska
Butter milk feast tallies at Seidler as fire crew rests
The Buttermilk Brigade aided at a prairie fire near Alliance. Firefighters tired but uninjured sampled large quantities of buttermilk from the Seidler farm milkhouse. Scores show Harry Coursey two quarts one pint and others down to two quarts. Also news of a heavyweight wrestling title plan for September 6 at the Nebraska State Fair with Joe Stecher likely to face Zbyszko. Also a rag request at 340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Ferdinand Seidler
Harry Coursey
Nebraska State Fair
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Zbyszko
Syrian brothers fined for peddling without city license
Two Syrian brothers Joseph Mike and Joy Mike were arrested Saturday for selling goods without a city license. They produced a license from Scottsbluff that proved not valid locally. Each was fined seven dollars in police court and left town on the afternoon train. They explained there were many in the family so the name supply ran short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mike
Joy Mike
Scottsblulf
Whiy
Joseph
Joe
Aroun
Sunburn Suspicions Turn To Simple Cure In City Visit
An Alliance man visiting New York became anxious when he noticed large brown spots on his hands. A local specialist reassured him he had sunburn and issued a prescription. He paid ten dollars for the visit and fifty cents for compounded olive oil and glycerine. His new slogan: Peace of mind at any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
New York City
MecAlpin
Alliance Man
Ford Cars Cheaper by Eighty Dollars Dropped
The Keeler Coursey Company local agents announced a price cut of eighty dollars on Ford cars effective Tuesday August 1. The guarantee states no further reduction before August 1, 1917, but warns price raises are possible due to rising material costs. Most auto makers have raised prices instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Keeler-Coursey Company
No More Wife for Him as Thompson Refuses Coexistence
V L Thompson, a carpenter employed at Hotland, was arrested Monday noon on a complaint by his wife accusing him of threatening her life and firing a shotgun at their home 212 Big Horn avenue. He claimed accidental discharge after drinking during a quarrel and said his wife used all income and refused to move to Hoffland. Thompson was fined for disorderly conduct, paid the fine, and left for Holland Monday evening claiming he was done for food with his wife.
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V. L. Thompson
Hotland
Big Horn Avenue
Thompson
Hoffland
Holland
Nebraska press association plans return to original train schedule
Grand Island hosts Nebraska press association meeting to revert to the original route for an editorial excursion. The trip covers Broken Bow Crawford Chadron Bayard Chimney Rock Gering and Bridgeport with autos between stops and planned meals and rehearsals.
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Grand Island
Nebr
Nebraska Press Association
Broken Law
Crawford
Areivine
Auto
Chadrai
Bridgeport
Bayard
Chimney Rock
Union Pacific
Gering
North Platte
Kearney
Association
Ice Cream Social Planned by First Presbyterian Ladies
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church hosts an ice cream social Friday evening on the MaccCray lawn at Fifth and Laramie. Ice cream is ten cents and cake over ten cents. Patrons are urged to support the ladies in their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth and
Laramie
Community Notices and Local Visitors in Hemingford
Hemingford column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. F J Elliott Alliance, Harry ge in town, Minas Eva Brown back from Alliance, Mrs E Mabin to visit Illinois, Frank Conklin of Casper on business, Mr. and Mrs A P Haynes at Cheyenne, Luke Phillips and Ora on county business, Ball visiting from Omaha, L R Walker over Sunday in Anoka, Bila Maravek returning near Canton, Morer family moving to Denver, Rev Palmer and wife to Chicago, Rachael McRoyce Cargill and family visiting Mrs B A Shepherd, Brennie Beulah Rohrbaugh to Lincoln, Ray Woods and family visiting. Lakeview trip for relatives, fishing party at the river. W M Cory and son George from Hot Springs S D for rheumatism treatment. Marshal Garvey injured at stockyards from hog accident. hopes for recovery.
Presbyterian Church Services for August 6
The First Presbyterian church will hold Sabbath school at 9:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p.m. followed by a union temperance meeting at the Christian church at 8:00 p.m. Strangers are welcomed. Rev. Lewis McIntyre is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Union Temperance
Christian Church
Lewis McIntyre
Doe Westover Seriously Ill at Rushville Home
Westover, a district judge’s son, is reported seriously ill at his father’s Rushville home after weeks of poor health. Attorney Joe L. Westover of Alliance is listed in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L. Westover
Alliance
Westover
Rushville
Alliance Names Temporary Secretary After Connell Resigns
T. J. Connell who came from Van Buren Arkansas resigned Monday and left for his former home. He is in poor health and found it hard to handle duties. John W. Guthrie serves as temporary secretary as the club considers new applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Commercial Club
T. J. Connell
van Buren
Arkansas
Connell
John W. Guthrie
Woman murders ex-husband in Scottsbluff suburb
Clifford Tuttle, about 30, was shot twice by his divorced wife last night on a dark street near Main in Scottsbluff Nebr. He died soon after. The woman, taken to jail, offered no remorse and said she would prove her reasons in court. Also noted are travel plans of local families and a Watseka judge visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Clifford Tuttle
Main Street
Tuttle
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Roy B. Burns
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Detroit
Ian Lee
Keeler
Maunier
George Ellis
Marshal A. B. Wheeler
George Snyder
Vivian Hall
Lloyd Thomas
Woll
Train Service Committee of
Editorial Association
Hemingford Dept
Mra
Harry Ge
Minas Eva Brown
Friends In
Mra. E. Mabin
Illinoia
Frank Conklin, Sr
Casper
Wyo
A. P. Haynes
Cheyenne
Luke Phillips
Ora
Mr. Ball
Ball
Omaha
L. R. Walker
Ancora
Mise Bila Maravek
Canton
Mrs. "Morer
Denver
Rev. Palmer
Chicago
Rachael McRoyce
Brennie
Beulah Rohrbaugh
Lincoln
Mra. Ray Woods
Mrs. Burleigh
Lakenc
Russell Miller
Relva Geiger
John Walker
Marshal Garvey
Mr. Garvey
Presbyterian Church Services
Doe Westover
Murthard
C. ©. Davenport
Cynthia
Hugh
Orville
Trenchice
Dewey Donovan
Mystic
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