Public Sale of Stallions and Mares in Al Hance Nebraska
Public sale to sell eight head of high grade Percheron and Shire stallions at Spry's barn in Al Hance Nebraska on February 1 1912. Ages range from two to seven years. thirty head of heavy boned mares included. R M Hampton owner. Simon B pry Edgar W Wilson managers. H P Couraey Flavel Wright auctioneers. Also notes regular meetings of the brothers of Locomotive Firemen and pomen Sundays at 2 45 in M W B A hall 119 West ard athees.
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Spry
al- Hance
Nebraska
R. M. Hampton
Simon Bpry
Edgar W. Wilson
Irothers
M. WB. A
West Ard Athees
Alliance High School Beats Broken Bow in Forty to Twelve Win
Alliance High School remained undefeated with a 40 to 12 victory over Broken Bow on Friday night. The Bow squad, larger in size, could not match Alliance’s pace. Next, Alliance faces Sidney on their floor in a key western Nebraska championship series game Saturday night.
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Alliance
Broken Bow
Altho
Nolan
Schafer
Keegan
Graham
Spacht
Darnell
Rewmaay
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Lakeside
Box Butte County Fair Association Annual Meeting
Box Butte County Fair Association stockholders meet at Alliance City Hall on Saturday February 10 1912 at 2 00 p m to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business as required. GEO D DARLING president IRA E TASH secretary.
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Box Butte County Fair Association
Alliance
Geo. D. Darling
Ira E. Tash
Bazaar and Chicken Pie Supper at M. B. Church Event
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. BK church will host a chicken pie supper and bazaar on February 20 at the Phelan opera house. The bazaar runs during the day with supper served from 6 20. A large variety of candies and useful articles will be for sale including aprons in many styles.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. BK. Church
Phelan Opera House
Royal Highlanders Public Dance and Card Party
The Royal Highlanders announce a public dance and card party to be held at their ball Friday evening February 2 1912. All are cordially invited. Committee chairman Dr Boland invites attendance.
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Royal Highlanders
Burlington Business Alliance Tops Nebraska Rail Traffic
The 1911 C. B. & Q. railroad annual report filed for Nebraska shows Omaha South Omaha Lincoln and Scottsbluff leading total business over 1910. Alliance, though down, remains near the top in ticket revenue and fifth in total business behind Omaha South Omaha Lincoln and Grand Island.
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C. B. & Q. Railroad
Nebraska
Omaha
South Omaha
Lincoln
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Grand Island
Grand Island Battle Alliance
Bear trainer Louis Luft draws crowds at Crystal in early shows
Louis Luft's trained bear wowed Crystal audiences for the first three nights this week. The eight month old animal paused briefly to look at the crowd then resumed stunts, pleasing spectators and showing promise with more training.
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Louis Luft
the Crystal
Crystal Theatre Presents Les Firminis Entertainment Trio
The Crystal theatre ends the week with Chas Keuhle and Harry J. Freeman presenting Les Firminis an attraction that draws large crowds each night Thursday Friday and Saturday See handbill for more details.
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Crystal Theatre
Chas, Keuhle
Harry J. Freeman
Hand Billa
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Rayecroft's Home
The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian church will be entertained at the home of Mrs Rayecroft next Wednesday afternoon at 2 40.
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First Presbyterian Church
Rayecroft
M. E. Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Becks Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the M R church will meet at the home of Mrs J G Beck next Wednesday afternoon at 2 20. All members and friends are invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Mr. Church
J. G. Beck
Madame Frrmini at Crystal Theatre Heads Beckoning Week
Advertises Madame Frrmini a telepathic phenomenon at Crystal Theatre this week. Mentions Hon. J. W. Applegate returning from Alliance after a week of legal business with delays extending his trip.
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Madame Frrmini
Crystal Theatre
J. W. Applegate
Alliance
Edgemont
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