23 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement offers genuine imported English ware presented as attractive decor. It promotes flexible sizing for small families by selling dinner sets in parts from one to a hundred pieces and includes a price of 12.50.
Before buying call and see our beautiful line of Gift Goods. About the Furniture It always pays to look around before buying. That's all Lockwoods The House furnishers who sell every thing from kitchen to parlor on easy payments.
A collage of business notices from Alliance Nebraska including dentist ads Dr Allen and Dr Koons, a bank notice to deposit money at Alliance National Bank, fur coats at The Right, piano and organ sales at Lockwood's, picture framing and furniture repair at Humphrey and Lockwood's, Harold B Miller M D at 321 South Seventeenth Lincoln Neb., and various real estate and savings account offers from The First National Bank. Also includes flour delivery by J Zbinden, bakery and confectionery sale in Colorado, and local classified sale notices.
We will buy or handle your potatoes on commission. Can take Bed Early Ohio potatoes any day you can haul. Only well sorted smooth frost free stock wanted. Highest market price paid for good stock. tr Raymond & Yuivey.
Multiple early 20th century notices detail weddings and unions. Oscar F. Braman and Leora Hancock of Lakeside wed in Washington. Joseph S. Saxton and Nettie May Roach wed at the Methodist parsonage. George Washington Olous and Mary Jane Abigail Schopp are joined in ceremony with elaborate vows and reception. Additional nuptials include William Marquardt and Elizabeth Hunzicker and Ada Schopp leaving for St. Joseph Missouri.
Tomorrow the county teachers association plans a full countywide meeting with every teacher present. The gathering will be held at the high school building under the general supervision of the County Superintendent.
The funeral for Grandma O'Keefe was held Sunday forenoon at Holy Rosary church after her death last Thursday. A large crowd filled the church and house to pay respects to her kindness and Christian virtues. Rev. Father Galvin officiated, praising her life as an open book and urging emulation. Remains laid to rest at Catholic cemetery until the angel’s trumpet calls the body and soul to reunite.
Uncle Zed Goodwin, 83, returns home after a brief Los Angeles layover seeking health and sun. He recounts a Pullman porter stealing ten dollars from his pocket, later returned after withdrawal. William Watkins describes Goodwin's exhaustion at the station and notes Dick and his bride feel like sixteen.
The county medical association met at Dr. Moores offices with officers elected including Bow man president Battleheim vice president and Moore secretary treasurer A committee of Clough and Mitchell to plan a city hospital funds raise via a charity ball Mass meeting set for next Wednesday at city hall to pursue action. Bill Cline arrested in Sidney for cattle stealing with preliminary hearing today Alliance witnesses include Neil Boone Frank Boone Councilman Snow KR M Hampton and John Eckman Mitchell for defense The case ties to H M Anderson jailed in Sidney who waived preliminary and failed bail. Anderson and Cline charged with stealing seven head from Abbott and Co six cattle recovered one butchered Geo Darling reports record stock upon return from Chicago and advertises in the Hexaln
Mail Clerk Poole and Postmaster C W Bon ham visited Alliance over Sunday. Art Grove speaks well of Nebraska after a trip from Mexico. Numerous residents attend funerals, arrive from Omaha, or visit relatives. A baby boy born February 20 1905. other health updates and movements of locals are reported along with church talks and parish events.
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