Alliance rail staff on duty as storms disrupt travel
The Alliance area railroad community reports numerous moves and visits by engineers conductors and families with trips to Lincoln Deadwood and Denver. A severe storm washed out the line between Chilean and Minnekahta delaying trains about two hours and cutting telegraph lines.
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Minnekahta
Harold Thomas
Denver
Alliance
Dinner Party Honors Visitors At Mrs Nelsons Home
Mrs Holliday and Miss McDaniels from Denver attended a 500 party hosted by Mrs A E Nelson Saturday. Twenty ladies present. Holliday received a hand painted plate and McDaniels a china powder box. Mrs A N Hosking won the games prize, a hand painted plate. A five course lunch followed.
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Mrs. Holliday
Miss McDaniels
Denver
A. E. Nelson
Alliance City Schools Prepare for Enrollment Surge
The Herald salutes Alliance for its strong educational facilities led by Prof. W. R. Pate and Principal E. L. Meyer. The 1911 census rose to 1110, Emerson adds a new teacher moving fourth grade to Central, and Central gains two second-grade teachers under Misses Jones and Larson. The opening day is Sept 4 with plans to accommodate record enrollment and renovations for heating and lighting.
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Herald
Alliance
Famliar
St. Agnes Academy
Illiance City Schools
W. R. Pate
Farl Meyer
Emerson
Central School
Misses Jones
Larson
Pate
Edith J. Snodgrass
School District Line Divides Central and Emerson Areas
The dividing line runs from the railroad alley between Box Butte and Laramie north to 6th street then west to the alley between Cheyenne and Big Horn and north to the city limits. West residents go to Emerson, east to Central, with exceptions for high school and eighth grade at the high school, seventh and fourth grade at Central, and city residents attending nearest school.
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Elda Bacon
Frances Gilbert
Addie Roberteon
Kathryn Alexander
Central
Emerson
Box Butte
Laramie
6Th Street
Oregon
Cheyenne
Big Horn
Emerson School
Central School
Himitsu
The Bachelors Reverie at the Phelan Impresses Full House
A large audience attended The Bachelors Reverie at the Phelan last night. Performers delivered fine singing and strong acting with notable amateurs shining. The Herald endorses the entertainment while offering mild criticism and notes a church's involvement in a few features.
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Phelan
the Herald
Opera House
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