For Sale Forty Five Cattle at Hood Ranch North of Alliance
For sale forty five head of cattle at Mrs Hood's ranch located fourteen miles north of Alliance. Contact 727 41 to arrange purchase and details.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
1
For sale forty five head of cattle at Mrs Hood's ranch located fourteen miles north of Alliance. Contact 727 41 to arrange purchase and details.
Local ad snippets list Puritan flour at A D Rodgers Pilkington's and Norton’s feed and Dr Allen dentist in Opera House block. Alliance National Bank promotes deposits. For sale house and two lots near First National Bank. Miller Bros counters stock bargains and America patent flour at Pilkington's. Zbinden Bros feed store buys butter eggs cream via Harding Cream Co. Loans via F E Reddish.
Pilling Bros will offer steam threshing services this season and can be reached at Box Butte Post Office for mail. They also provide general house cleaning by a thorough experienced man, Geo. Darling, reachable by phone 139.
City residents are urged to attend a special council room meeting at Alliance City Hall this evening to discuss establishing a sewerage system. Attendees include Dr J H Reed of Grand Rapids Charles McCoy of Rapid City Mia C P Holden of Chicago and Mrs Allen of Alliance.
Uncle Zed Goodwin despite poor health buys a batch of heifers on the South Omaha market. He sells them to Gene Hall just before shipment and then buys back half interest in the herd. The stock is expected to fetch 3.50 to 4.00 per head.
Henry M. McCoy died at his daughter Mrs. Dr. T. Allen’s home in Alliance. Funeral services were held at the residence by Rev. G. C. Jeffers with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Born May 10 18258 in Addington County Ontario he came to the United States in 1881 living in Michigan South Dakota and Iowa before settling in Alliance last May. He joined the Methodist church early and later joined the Baptist society. He was father to eight children.
Mayor Buechsenstein and William Jes with families enjoyed a summer resort outing at Broncho Lake last evening. The party took a new boat and toured the well filled lake in the cool, noting the scenic shore and easy access. Proposals include cow boats and an electric launch to create a gathering spot and boat house, boosting Alliance as an ideal summer resort and offering opportunities for local wealth creation.
John Riordan in Lincoln received a telegram about his Sos brother a 16 year old boy severely poisoned by a tarantula. The spider hid in a bunch of bananas Riordan handled. He grew deathly sick but a physician acted quickly to save him.
Kennedy and Duskin were married at the Keane home with about twenty five relatives present. Rev. G. C. Jeffers performed the ceremony and the couple are from local ranching families. Friends wish them happiness in their married life.
A move to base water charges on metered use gains support from officials and residents though some doubt its adoption. About 60 meters are in use with claims of savings, while other citizens question the plan as ranchers dispute government fencing case witnesses Osborn and his wife testified against Joe and Herman Krause.
The Knighths of Columbus court held a regular meeting at their hall with a social after. Catholic ladies participated in a music and declamation program and discussed establishing a Daughters of Isabella in Alliance. If formed, Alliance would be the first city west of the Missouri River to institute the group.
Theodore Osborne of Sheridan county, living near Alliance, was arrested last Saturday by the sheriff and taken to Rushville. Authorities allege nearby finds include a teifer hide branded A. S. Reed and a knife bearing Osborne's name. Some believe Osborne is guilty.
At a meeting of potato producers at the West school home north of Alliance last Saturday a temporary organization was perfected with Albert Hadley as president and John Lawrence as secretary. The group aims to protect growers' interests and invites others to join. A two man committee, Hadley and Wm. Mateat-wan, will confer with farmers near Memingford next Saturday for a general meeting in Albany on July. For sale about sixty spring stock, price £3.00 each, at Otto Vogel’s place ten miles northeast of Alliance. Fred’s offers buy now for future needs.
First class saddle maker and two harness makers to craft farm harness from summer harness leather. One skilled man who understands putting up hay harness. Harnesses to be sold by Geo A Hills.
A local store promotes a ten day sale offering a one dollar value for seventy five cents. The advertisement emphasizes savings and reduced prices to attract shoppers during the promotional period.
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