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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
For sale Good piano cheap due to owner leaving town. Call at once 317 East Dakota Street. For rent Furnished room modern Enquire at Herald office.
The Nebraska State Anti Saloon League superintendent Rev Maria Poulson will address residents of Alliance and surrounding area at the Phelan opera house Sunday evening February 6 at 8 p m. Special music featured. Admission free. All invited.
Camille Nohe leaves Alliance for medical treatment and study in Colorado Springs. A farewell banquet at Nohe cafe hosted by Alliance High School featured testimonials from the orchestra, basketball team, and faculty including toastmaster Prof Williams and speakers Beulah Smith Fred Carlson Prof Hayes and Prof Hanna. The group expressed regret at his departure but wished him future success and hoped for a quick return.
Police officers Hupsaker and Ponovan responded to a burglar alarm on Cheyenne avenue. Donovan protected the basement while another officer investigated with a flashlight. The trial term of confusion ended when it was learned the “burglar” was a tow car. Mr and Mrs Joe Smith returned from a Nebraska trip visiting Omaha Mason City and Broken Bow with a sleigh ride feature.
Lawrence Beck has been too ill to attend school the past week. Rev. L. E. Nolte holds meetings in Fairview church. A basketball game at the High School gym tomorrow evening. Miss Dorothy Hoag visited Beatrice and Omaha. Miss Beulah Smith back at school after illness. Engineer F A Richey and wife leave Alliance for Los Angeles. C S W E Coleman and son and others visited on land business in Alliance. Rev. J M Huston reports successful evangelistic meetings at Palmyra and plans to return. Bundy and Godfrey in revival ten miles from Angola. Bundy organizes a new Sunday school. Henry Hopkins to hold public sale near Alliance next Thursday at 16 o'clock a.m. W R Drake returns from trip to Iowa and South Dakota. reports heavy snow east. W M Robinson of Omaha, Bennett Piano Co., visits Alliance and praises the country. W A Prindle reports six new W O W members initiated in Alliance with more planned for February gth.
A highly anticipated Friday night basketball showdown in the Alliance High School gym features Alliance versus Gothenburg. Gothenburg claims Western Nebraska supremacy while Alliance remains undefeated since the current team formed, promising a fierce battle with a large crowd expected. Tipoff at 8 p.m. with admission 45 cents and season tickets for four remaining games at $1.00.
Conductor B H Perry expresses pride in his exhibit of Brown Leghorns at the Colorado Championship Poultry Show winning a special Brown Leghorn Club ribbon and third premium on a pen plus a best shaped female ribbon.
A partial list of premiums and contestants is promised for the next issue. Nominees this past week include Miss Artie Snow Alliance Miss Anna Dainton Alliance Miss Alma Rosenberger Hemingford and Miss Kraemer Alliance.
The Northwest Nebraska and Southeast Wyoming district convention of I O O F lodges will be held in Alliance, organized largely by F H Pardey. This marks the first time the annual gathering reaches Alliance, to coincide with the county fair. Express Messenger M Oldt, returning from Billings, learned his wife was dangerously ill there but later was said to be out of danger.
The Baptist church will hold services in the morning and evening with Rev. Ewald Otto delivering the sermon in the long evening service.
Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm by the pastor. Everyone made welcome.
Sunday school begins at 16 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. by the pastor. Morning topic Partnership with God. Evening topic Healing of the Leper. The Ladies Missionary Society will meet at 3 p.m.
A church music committee arranged for a thirty voice chorus at the M E church under Miss Lichty. The congregation is urged to welcome the new singers with a 1100 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. recital. Sermons titled A Grain of Mustard Seed and The Damsel and her Masters will be preached. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League at 7 30 p.m.
Sunday services begin with Holy Communion at 8 am followed by Morning Prayer and a sermon. Sunday school is held in the morning. Friday chorus practice at 3 am. No Sunday night service due to the rector's outside visits. Rector H Harris provides notice.
Rev. W. L. McNamara outlines weekly Mass schedule with three services on Sundays at 7 00, 9 00, and 10 30 a m except the third Sunday each month when 9 00 and 10 30 a m are held Evening service occurs every Sunday at 7 30 p m.
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Aylward, who died Tuesday at her home in south Sioux county, was held this morning at Holy Rosary church with Father Fehily officiating. She was seventy two and survived by her husband, a married daughter Mrs. A J Dwyer, a son John Aylward, and two daughters. The family, longtime settlers in western Nebraska, had the body shipped to Burlington Iowa for burial, accompanied by her son and daughters.
A pleasant ceremony last evening at Hotel Alliance joined Mr Wim E Hollinrake and Miss Marcia P Kendrick, both of Marsland, in matrimony with Rev H Harris officiating from St Matthew's Episcopal Church. The couple will reside in Marsland.
A wedding story notes that the bride and groom were joined by Mr. Thos. W. Kelly as best man and Miss Junie Kendrick as bridesmaid, with hotel employees initially thinking it was a double ceremony.
Seven year old stallion with good disposition and strong breeding elicits trade for cattle if not too thin. Listed by J. A. Keegan in Alliance. Also includes note of small classified items: money to loan on real estate, 20 percent off on hand embroidered waist patterns at Louck's New Store. Ga1t Wanted work by day or washing at Katie Gerald's home in Men Koke's, South Alliance, phone 485.
For sale 116 acres of gently rolling black land with ample water in Lawton Oklahoma. Price 20.00 per acre on terms. Contact M. D. Gibbins, owner, Lawton Oklahoma.
W F Knight states his coal weighing business operates at Rowan's elevator while his office remains at residence 518 West Dakota Street. Phone 506 Blue Fert.
Fifteen head of two year old Herefords in fine condition to be butchered and sold by the quarter. Finest kind of meat at prices that will save you money. Call up phone 154 Red.
A roadside coal sale advertises discounted coal priced to save customers one to one and a half dollars per order. Orders filled in order received. Contact W. F. Knight at 518 W. Dakota, phone 506 Blue.
A family seeks ranch work with the husband taking charge. W. E. Bloocerr lists 519 Laramie Ave and phone 129 for contact. The note indicates a man, his wife, and one child are available for employment on a ranch.
Auction ad for Lot 4 Block 8 112 Toluca Avenue describing a fast front fenced yard with cement sidewalk and curbing. Prospective bidders are directed to the Herald office or to call 546 for details.
For estimates on cement walks cement blocks and all kinds of concrete work see J J Vance West Lawn Alliance Nebr 3 ao tf.
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