Dentist DR A GAISER of Alliance Nebraska
Announcement notes office location in Rumer Block Room 10 Alliance Nebraska with phone contact 525.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
1
Announcement notes office location in Rumer Block Room 10 Alliance Nebraska with phone contact 525.
Mrs. F. M. Broome hosted a gathering Wednesday to announce the engagement of her daughter Helen to Joseph Milke previously of Alliance and now in San Francisco. The wedding is planned for next Wednesday at the bride's parents home. Milke arrived today.
The Herald curtails a page advertisement to avoid space crowding and notes Dre E and Luke Phillips have opened a stock of goods in the Holdridge building on Box Butte avenue. The paper compliments the advertisers and hopes to feature them again.
The Alliance convention drew crowds from Fremont Hebron Madison Ly ons Osceola Geneva Lincoln Wakefield and Nebraska City with a Dutch band nightly revels and a patrol wagon cage event to haul delegates. City officials received praise for speeches and a quick fire drill as officers and organizers prepared for future events in Kearney and St Louis.
A. J. Mason of the Columbus Tribune, also known as Uncle Bert, toured The Herald office during the convention and was greeted as a familiar Hennapaper man.
The Alliance high school team meets Chadron High School next Saturday evening in the second game of the season. Chadron sits last but has played well, promising an exciting matchup. Admission is twenty five cents. season tickets for six games cost $1.25.
The office will have four typewriters in use, three Olivers and one L C Smith. The newest Oliver model number five features a Print-type typeface that imitates printing and suits the printing business well.
Tommy Smith of Crawford and Jack Fitzgerald of Omaha fight to a draw in fifteen rounds. The bout opened at 8:62 with exchanges to the jaw and uppercuts, many rounds even, referee Barnes scoring the bout a draw as the exhibition ended at 9:45.
Dan R. Lawrence, a popular Box Butte county youth and son of John Lawrence, was married last week in Papillion Nebraska. His father attended the ceremony. Dan and his bride have returned and will reside near Fairview in their home county.
The mechanical department printed over three thousand badges for different companies. Boys trade the badges and many collections are forming. A blanket entirely made of badges on display at E G Laing’s store attracts attention.
W. R. Preston, the previous owner, has purchased the Morrill Cash Feed store from the current buyer. The transaction returns the business to its former operator, with no indicated changes to staff or operations at this time.
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