School Reopens Sept 4 Amid Frugal Prep Advice
Uplifted guidance urges families to ready each boy and girl with warranted wearing apparel. Emphasizes careful spending to save every cent as the new term starts.
31 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
Uplifted guidance urges families to ready each boy and girl with warranted wearing apparel. Emphasizes careful spending to save every cent as the new term starts.
Dr Allen, dentist located at Opera House Block. Dr Koons, dentist with office over Norton’s.
A large group of county settlers met at the court house to form a permanent Old Settlers association with Alonzo Sherwood as chair. E Grege led the secretary duties, and a picnic is set for September 30 at James Barkhurst home five miles northwest of Alliance. A program committee including Mrs Leora Rostin and others was appointed. Everyone is invited.
A large number of guests attended the Elks social smoker at the club rooms last Thursday night. Committees entertained royally with toastmaster Wm Mitchell guiding the evening. Music from mandolin guitar and piano provided lively background as guests shared summer stories and enjoyed hospitality.
Gentry Bros arrived from the east on Tuesday morning to a large audience. A street parade featuring ponies dogs and monkeys drew interest before dinner. The monkey fire department and the monkey physician entertained while an elephant received care. Evening show was canceled due to threatening weather and refunds given. The troupe then moved to Crawford Chadron and will return Sunday in Alliance en route to Sterling.
The Sheridan team arrived last Friday for a three game set against Alliance. Friday’s game ended in darkness with a five all tie in the eleventh inning. Saturday finished Alliance 2 to 12, and Sunday 6 to 12 as Alliance pitchers Giffin and Hull were knocked by batted balls. The loss rested on Alliance’s weak batting despite strong fielding by the home team.
A dispatch from Ellsworth states eighty five head of cattle were stolen from Dan Hill. The telegram offers no further details and reports that no clue has been found to the missing stock.
The program lists talks by Dr W P Thirkield and Dr Isham on Saturday with Bishop J W Hamilton preaching Sunday at 10 30 am. Fragments describe devotional services mission work and anniversaries, plus local notices of visits deaths and travel among Alliance residents and surrounding towns.
Chairman Wm. Mitchell and Ira Reed call for Democratic and People's Independent Party county conventions to be held in Alliance on Saturday September 146.
A D New greeted Alliance friends yesterday during his second visit to his homestead. He appeared hale and hearty and enjoys ranch life, reflecting satisfaction with his new rural home and community connections.
Mr and Mrs Wm Lordemann of Carroll Iowa arrived last Friday to visit their father Henry Broich and sisters Mesdames Carey Ridgell and Robinson. They returned home today on 41 via Crawford.
Mrs F H Mollring returned from Omaha where she underwent appendicitis surgery. She recovered satisfactorily with expected full health growth upon strength return. Tee Heraup received a complimentary ticket to the Custer County fair in Broken Bow from September 12 to 15. E R Purcell is secretary and a program lists twenty racing events with free attractions by the Dixie Carnival company.
W M Copeland, Ashby station agent, visited Alliance Monday and has been covering extra duties at several locations for months. Mrs Copeland, an experienced operator, serves as acting agent at Ashby. The game season opens tomorrow with many birds, but hunters should observe the law limits and restrictions.
G. R. Wertz visited Ellsworth and purchased 300 steers from the Spade ranch for shipment to his feeding farm. The transaction price was not disclosed.
May Newberry along with Marie Reardon and Ethel Nolan will leave Saturday morning for Omaha to enter school with Mrs Reardon accompanying the girls.
Mrs F W Lester came back Tuesday after several months in California seeking health benefit.
After a year of trial the Burlington adds two more local trains Nos 45 and 44 to meet growing traffic. The new order raises brake men to conductors and firemen to engineers with a supplemental time card in effect Sunday No 48 A. Trains 43 and 44 run from Broken Bow to Edgemont with limited stops. No 43 reaches Alliance at 7 am with a one hour layover. No 44 arrives Alliance at 1 35 am.
Local items report Mrs. R J Lawrence returning from Denver and County Judge Spacht visiting, plus multiple arrivals and departures of locals from farms and ranches. The piece notes church events, lectures, stock sales, and planned social visits, with several mentions of area residents and nearby towns.
An Alliance resident described as the laziest man in Iowa let a guest carry a watermelon and tokens home after an evening visit. The tale contrasts his wife rising early to start fires with the guest winning at cards and then resting, highlighting a humorous contrast with friends.
A local notice advertises a ten day bar gain sale at Freds offering discounted items. The listing notes limited quantities and special prices for shoppers during the promotional period.
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