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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
For estimates on cement walks cement blocks and all kinds of concrete work see J. J. Vance West Lawn Alliance Nebraska ag tf.
Finest tamales made for sale by George Mushi at 11 1 Sweetwater Ave. Delivered promptly to any part of the city. Family trade a specialty. Phone 458.
Seller W F Knight advertises coal sold from a car at savings of 1.00 to 1.90 per customer. Orders filled in order received. Located at 918 W Dakota with phone 506 Blue.
Notice from water department commissioner H. Carceon warns all water rent must be paid by January 18 to avoid service shutoff.
A permanent, practical mechanic is secured to repair sewing machines and organs. Avoid traveling repair men. Services and parts supplied for all machines. Contact Geo. D. Darling at phone 149.
State Board of Education inspected four 80 acre tracts for the new state normal school near Alliance Nebraska. A banquet featured speeches by local leaders Senator L L Raymond and other educators asserting Alliance as the logical site with support from the North Platte Valley Water Users and Kearney State Normal officials.
Public installation of Alliance council K of C officers occurred Tuesday night in the council chambers. Grand Knight Dr Copsey retired and was presented a sectional book case by Dr Weber who spoke briefly. W J Poole became deputy grand knight with W J Ulamiston, a fourth degree member, as successor. District Deputy J K Kennedy presided during the ceremony, followed by a social hop.
The alliance fire department reports the New Year’s Eve ball was the season’s greatest success and thanks all who assisted. The music by Nelson’s Orchestra is regarded as the best produced by Alliance musicians.
The annual meeting of the Box Butte County Fair Association stockholders is scheduled for Friday evening January 7 at 8 o'clock in the Commercial Club rooms. Geo A Mollring.
The second annual meeting of the Alliannce Creamery and Produce Co. reported profits for stockholders despite extra start up costs. A ten percent dividend was declared to be paid February 1. The year 1909 saw batter and egg business near $100,000, with 320000 pounds of batter produced, up 36 percent from 1908. The board discussed silo sales, stock issues, and a large cold storage and ice plant, but decisive steps were deferred to a special meeting soon.
New shop Alliance presents rare bargains in silk head scarfs shawls and kimonas. Elaborate display features Cluny Battenburg Teneriffe and Mexican drawn work on linen from 7c doilies to bed spreads and table cloths. Special sales this week by H A Loucks at Old Libby Store.
Rev. Dr. Bogue leads morning service on “The place prepared for Christ's followers” and evening service on “The Publican's Prayer.”
Next Sunday morning's subject will be Put on thy strength O Zion. There will be the usual evening service with special music.
Regular services next Sunday at Fairview at 11 a m and Berea at 4 p m with morning theme The whitened harvest and evening a fatal lament as preached by the pastor.
Announcements outline topics for special services led by Rev J H White and helpers. Dates include Friday January 7 and 6, Saturday January 6 and 9, Sabbath January 6 to 10 with topics Seeing Jesus Jehosaphat An example Obedience to Heavenly visions The Wonderful Jesus Starting anew in the service of God.
The notice lists Sunday services including Holy Communion at 8 a.m. morning prayer with sermon at 1 p.m. and evening prayer with sermon at 7 p.m. Sunday school is at 9 a.m. The sermon subject is "Little things" delivered by HL Aan D. D. Ph. D. rector.
Property listing for Lot 3 block 8 6c2 Toluca Ave East front fenced with sidewalk and curb. Contact Herald office or call 556 forLagquire details.
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