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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
1
Burnetta Emerson of Bingham Nebraska advertises several dozen young chickens ready for frying or roasting. Weighing 2 to 4 pounds, priced at 84.00 per dozen.
George Mushi offers hot tamales at 111 Sweetwater Ave with prompt city delivery. Family trade a specialty and orders taken by phone at 458.
Repair work offered for sewing machines and organs by a practical mechanic. Permanent map display and guaranteed service. Avoid traveling repairmen. Parts furnished for all machines. Phone 149. Also Dennett Piano Company specials: piano scarf 65 cents and pillow 50 cents.
Degree of Honor at their regular meeting elected officers for the ensuing year. Named: Mrs. Zella Johnson Chief of Honor, Mrs. Van Nice Lady of Honor, Mrs. Cox Chief of Ceremonies, Mrs. Cook Inside Guard, Mrs. Carlson Outside Guard, Mrs. Mackey Usher, L. Buechenstein Receiver, Mrs. Lunn Financier, Mrs. Mewhirter Recorder.
All children expected to take part in the M. E. Sunday School Christmas program are requested to meet at the church next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
John Lewis died suddenly from heart failure on Sunday December 12. He was a unidentified colored man with Georgia as possible home or relatives. The funeral took place the next day at the Gadsby undertaking rooms conducted by Rev. J N Huston. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery.
The paper argues paroling Wilson and Welch, cattle thieves in the penitentiary, was proper as they seek honest lives. Governor Shallenberger’s parole became effective early this week, reflecting belief in second chances.
The Sisters of St. Agnes Academy will hold an exhibition of students fancy work next Tuesday and Wednesday from 1 to 6 o'clock pm in the Knights of Columbus hall. Admission is free and the public is invited.
Mrs. Kimball wife of the Sheridan chief dispatcher died in Seattle yesterday. Her two daughters students at St. Agnes Academy will travel by train No 43 to Edgemont for the funeral next Saturday in Billings. The family bears deep grief and seeks solace.
Judge L A Berry joined John P Sass and Katie Stirkel as husband and wife at 7 30 in the county judge's office after they pledged their vows. The bride is the daughter of Conrad Stirkel, a known local figure, and the groom resides with his parents.
The Herald reports a wedding joy about six miles northwest of the city and wishes the couple an uninterrupted continuation of the joy of married life.
A noon fire in the Kennedy Brothers dental office caused water and smoke damage estimated at about 300 in contents and 400 in building damage owned by Alliance National Bank. Firefighters reached the fire quickly but access was hard upstairs. Insurance covers the losses. cause remains unknown.
Dec 16 starts new management W G Dietlein and R R Roggles at Idle Hour theatre. Vaudeville changes tonight and new pictures every night. Prices adults 15 cents children 10 cents. Patronage solicited.
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