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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
5
Classified section explains cash and credit rates per word per insertion with minimum charges and double rate for black face. Readers are advised to mention Herald when replying and notes classifieds connect buyers and sellers in the town.
Abstract office advertises the only set of abstract books in Box Butte county with an office in the McCorkle Building. Additional notices offer rooms for light housekeeping at 10-1 £-570, furnished rooms at 314 Sweetwater Ave, and rentals for office or living rooms in the First Nat’l Bank Building.
Local notices promote coal wood and feed from Rowan Wright and E N Gregg & Son with phone numbers 71 and 155. Also publicizing Paine-Fishburn Granite Co monuments from Grand Island Nebraska with a local Alliance salesman offering price lists.
For sale good location and trade with proprietor failing health. building to rent. Inquire at Herald office. Also old papers at Herald office 6 cents per bunch. Free trial of Coakley's Lice Powder and 80 page Poultry book from J H Vaughan and Son.
Farm offering 40 acres of improved land one mile from Alliance. Six cows a bull and a cream separator. Also room for trade for stock and a good eastern state residence. Inquire at Herald office. 1388-4-05.
Classified ad notes a new saddle and a set of single harness for sale at a bargain if purchased soon. Inquiries to Herald Office or by phone at 175.
W 8 Ridgell a Justice of the Peace of Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska issued an attachment order on June 26 1912 in the case of F B Dismer plaintiff versus Steve Lewis defendant The defendant's property money on deposit was garnished and attached under the order The cause was continued to August 11 1912 at 1 pm signed F B Dismer plaintiff
Yale U P Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m with graded lessons and morning preaching at 11:00 o clock on the topic The Children s Garden no evening service next Sunday due to Chautauqua prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00 Pastor A L Godfrey leads the congregation
The Episcopal church outlines services on the 2nd 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. First Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School is every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Junior Auxiliary Chapter A meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Chapter B meets Sundays at 2:30 p.m. No service next Sunday due to Chautauqua GEO. G. WARE, Missionary.
Corner Yellowstone Ave and 7th St hosts German services every Sunday at 10 am. Alternating German and English Sunday evenings upon announcement. Parochial school runs September through June five days weekly. Pastor Titus Lang at 703 Niobrara Ave, phone 359.
Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Jund for C. E. at 3:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Bible class at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Midweek prayer meeting at 8:00 p.m. Thursday. No preaching services until further notice due to pastor’s absence. Cordial welcome extended to all.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor Olin S. Baker offers Sunday School at 10 00 a m with graded Bible classes and public worship at 11 00 a m A Chautauqua event announcement follows the evening service.
Sabbath school at the residence of Mrs Pilkington every Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock Mrs John Pilkington Superintendent.
Hemingford residents recall a hailstorm that damaged gardens and crops with many windows broken. Local travelers report visits from Mason City Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa while residents attend church and school events and a Hemingford ball game against Alliance, lost 7 to 2.
George Newton of the Sunny South visits his brother J. T. Newton. John Becker and Geo Breckner return from Omaha. Tom Mora builds a two story house near his claim. Hay season slowed by heavy rains. Dance at Thomas Hale's draws a dark stormy night. Mrs Wm Breckner travels to Alliance. Otto Abrecht and wife begin work for James Farrell. Kineaki travels to Missouri. his mother is very ill.
Too much rain dampens plans while neighbors share routines and visits. Bert Putman of Paulet was in the area last week, Uncle George Moon of Omaha visits his old neighbors for his upcoming ninety first birthday, and Mrs. Carpenter travels with her granddaughter Angie Howe after summering with her daughter. Edwin Owen and family visited sister Mrs. Ganoung near Paulet, Willis Beck sold cattle to the Spade ranch, Mrs. Jones expects two daughters from Indianola next Thursday. The youngsters gathered at Wm Howe’s to practice singing, Mrs. Dr. Churchill traveled to Chicago for a sister’s illness, and Mr. and Mrs. Robbins hosted over 54 guests for their tenth wedding anniversary with a bountiful dinner.
The notice outlines a Sunday schedule with 10:00 a m Sunday school 11:00 a m public worship 6:00 p m evening worship and weekly Bible classes including Ladies Tuesday 8 o'clock at the church Men Wednesday 8 o'clock and a Thursday mid week prayer meeting 7 30 o'clock led by Pastor GEO A Witte.
A M E Church schedules Sunday school at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 p m in Marks hall at the northeast corner of Laramie avenue and Third street. All are welcome.
Afternoon prayer meetings announced for Tuesday at 3:00 p m. Locations include C H Rowley at First Street and Missouri Avenue Rev A L Godfrey at 208 West Fifth Street L Dye at 603 Sweetwater Avenue and W Young at Emerson Avenue.
Mount Pleasant notes describe a season with heavy rain and a large Thursday night on the first of August. Mrs. Guy Worley and Mrs. Nels Worley are reported sick, Mrs. Cal Underwood assists, and haying continues in bad hay weather. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clark visited G. W. Hagaman, and W. Scher made a bills trip with a good line reported.
For rent small upstairs, light housekeeping only, opposite Darling's store at 1396 35tf.
Special state examinations will be held at the court house in Alliance Nebraska on Thursday and Friday August 15 and 16 1912 for city profession and county certificates. Della M Reed County Superintendent. See E C Whisman for loss et prices on painting paper hanging and kaleowining. Ligsefid.
Neighboring notes report Poggenphol equipped Pfizer hall for a moving picture show in Rushville. Hemingford Journal notes Dr. Holand visited Alliance over Sunday. Ira Phillips of Alliance travelled on 45 Tuesday for business. Mrs Belle Brown visited Alliance on 43 Sunday, recovering from a recent illness.
The Lingle Herald reports a federal suit by Hiram D. Angle to possess the $260,000 irrigated Lingle ranch has been dismissed at Lingle’s cost. Wm. Morton of Scottsbluff defended the Rawhide Ranch Co and the Davis ta Ranch Co with assistance from Mullen & Ridgley of Cheyenne. The property was the former Lingle ranch at Lingle, Wyoming.
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