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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
8
A reader asks about foot pain and flat feet theomotiom in the feet and seeks guidance on arch problems and solutions. The column offers practical tips on supportive footwear stretches and when to seek professional advice.
Sealed bids are invited by Box Butte county Nebraska for year 1910 supplies. Items include legal blanks tablets ink pens paper and filing goods, tax books and ledgers, with bids due to the county clerk by January 1, 1910.
By order of the Board of County jowers bids will be received at the office of the County Clerk for furnishing surety bonds for term of two years from January 1 1910 for the following officers elect of Box Butte county County Clerk County Treasurer County Superintendent County Sheriff Deputy Sheriff
David F. Lewis, son of Evan Lewis, married Miss Lida Cox, daughter of Ellsworth Cox, at the Baptist parsonage in Alliance last Thursday. Rev. J. M. Huston pronounced them husband and wife after the standard questions. The community offers warm congratulations and best wishes for a long, happy marriage with many prosperous years ahead.
Weather report notes fine conditions for distant readers with snowmelt underway. Fourteen inches of snow remain evenly packed on the prairie and fields, needing warmth to speed turning to water, with melting slow unless winds rise.
P J Knapp reports a letter from Oskar A Sunderman of Ash Grove Stock Farm Madison Neb saying they are enjoying fine Christmas weather and splendid sleighing The letter also asks Knapp to call at The Herald office to pay Sunderman's subscription up to January 1 1911
Bonded abstracter Baldridge reports transfers including James N Field to Joseph A Brown and G W Larimer. William E Painter et al to G L Griggs. Henry Linstadt to Bridget Farrell. G L Griggs to E P Bracken. William H Thomas to John O Keefe. A J Welch to John O Keefe. Anna Nagelschneider to Clara Nagelschneider. Amounts shown include 4000 and 8000 with various parcel identifiers.
Mrs J L Vallow thanks Epworth League members and friends for the beautiful Christmas gift. She wishes blessings for the new year and expresses gratitude for the kindness shown.
Fireman J Hiler transfers east end local. J B Willey sent to Seneca to fire the goat. Brakeman Liveringhouse resigns for Long Pine. Mr Carney now with Billings post office. Conductors gift diamonds for Christmas. Engineer Huston and Ma hony visit Alliance. Seneca turntable broken delays engine. Fireman W M Raymond sprained shoulder and deadheaded to Alliance. Fred Tyler stays for winter after freight house offer. Tommy Richards resigns, becomes night clerk. Joe Price trains telegraph work and stays. J H Baker to Galesburg. toe injury may require amputation. Officials limit Christmas trains to save holidays. Close call with buggy near Litchfield. Denver No. 301 mail car fire destroys half a car. lamp explosion suspected. Conductor C D Rider visits Iowa. Mrs Wiedenhamer joins husband for Christmas. Local families host turkey dinners in Ravenna and Sterling. Various crews attend reunions and travel for holidays. many plan returns before New Year.
Sidney Telegraph reports Geo Jones formerly of North Platte is named yard master for Union Pacific at Northport. Union Pacific seeds wild cherry and coffee tree near North Platte with experiments in Hickory nuts and other tree seeds. Trustees of late President Perkins’s Burlington railroad will gift Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs to Colorado Springs with a prohibition on liquor sales on the grounds. The railroad president cites liquor’s harm to trainmen and service.
Judge H. M. Grimes sets jury terms for 1910 in Scottsbluff Lincoln Keith Perkins Cheyenne Kimball Banner Deuel Garden Logan Morrill and McPherson counties. Terms run Feb 1 and Dec 5 in Scottsbluff, with other counties listing March through May dates and October deadlines.
In the Dennett Piano Company window a piano scarf costs sixty five cents and a pillow sells for fifty cents.
For estimates on cement walks cement blocks and all kinds of concrete work see J J Vance West Lawn Alliance Nebr. 39 tf
Finest tamales prepared by George Mushi of 111 Sweetwater Ave. Delivered promptly to any part of the city. Family trade a specialty. Phone 458.
Mr and Mrs Geo Burke and Miss Alice Tiernan returned from a pleasant Iowa Missouri trip last week. Pupils Eva Miller Lyle Derr James Derr Theron Chapman Myrtle Chapman were neither absent nor tardy. Malinda School held a Christmas tree at the Severson home with about fifty attendees and a Santa gift distribution after a short program. Mr Dean visited from Alliance for Christmas.
A practical mechanic is secured to perform repairs locally with guaranteed workmanship. No traveling repairmen. The mechanic will be permanently available at Leswoir, phone 139. Geo D Darling endorses the service.
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