McDonald Acheson Alliance wedding uniting two families
Miss Alice Belle Acheson daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams Acheson of Alliance wed Mr A Claude McDonald son of Mr John McDonald of Alliance in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride's home. Rev McIntyre officiated with Lohengrin Wedding March. Guests included close relatives and cousins. After a luncheon the couple headed to Sheridan Wyoming for their first home after September 1 with plans for mountain camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Alice Belle Acheson
Williams, Acheson
Alliance
A. Claude McDonald
John McDonald
McIntyre
First Presbyterian Church
Lohengrin
Hattie Renswold
Josehine Acheson
Louise Cogswell
Lies Nelle Acheson
Eva Duncan
Sheridan
Wyoming
Box Butte County
Alliance High School
Wesleyan University
Peru State Normal
Alliance Public Schools
Business
Los Angeles
The
Burlington
Auction sale at Adams Express clears un deliverable packages
The Adams Express Company held an auction last Saturday in the former Duncan grocery building selling undeliverable packages. Bids were brisk, with items from small bundles to trunks selling well. Notable finds included a plush coat worth $25 in a 50 cent purchase and four real gold watches for 25 cents. Some buyers ended up with poor returns, and Col. Coursey was praised for auctioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Grocery
Adams Express Company
George Duncan
Robert Piester
iPester
Fremont
Nebr
Wnault
Col. Coursey
Yellowstone Park Tour Regulations 1915 Admission Rules
The Herald prints key Yellowstone National Park admission provisions for the 1915 season. The park is open to pleasure cars not carrying paying passengers and motorcycles are permitted under stated rules for visitors planning an automobile trip to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Yellowstone National Park
City Council Allocates Contracts and Sets Civic Improvements
The city council met at city hall Tuesday led by Mayor Romig with eight councilors present. Bids for a standpipe wall were rejected for nonuniformity and a $45, ten day contract was awarded to T. J. Beal. Ira Nussbaum's bid for alfalfa processing at city farm was accepted. New bids sought for 770 feet of sidewalk and alley crossings. Davidson called for three street crossings near Emerson school. street and alley committee to work with the school board. Delinquent fire taxes to be collected, weeds on city property to be cut, and property owners to abate nuisances. An ordinance for curb work north near the academy and hospital was passed. Finance committee ordered two medium wheeled scrapers. August 5 to be board of equalization for curb taxes. Mill levy set at 33 mills this year, up from 29 last year due to library and city park funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romig
Snyder
Rowan
Davidson
Welch
Fleming
Kibble
Was
T. J. Beal
Ira Nussbaum
Emerson School
Academy and Hospital
Obituary of W. W. Wood a Rushville legal figure
W. W. Wood died at his home 624 Big Horn at 6 30 AM after treatment at Excelsior Springs Mo His birth date was April 12 1849 in New York He lived in Wisconsin Rushville Alliance and finally Rushville where he served as U S land office register He leaves Belle his wife and daughter Wilma plus siblings in Washington Wisconsin Oregon and California Funeral services Friday at 4 PM from the Big Horn home with Rushville Masonic order in charge Interment Saturday in Rushville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wood
Big Horn
William Wallace Wood
New York
Wisconsin
State University
Belle Alexander
Pawnee City
Nebr
Minden
Rushville
Sheridan County
Alliance
U. S. Land Office
Mias Wilma
Alice Barland
Spokane
Wash
Frank
Wood Lake
California
Oregon
Masonic Order
Mrs Lene Bauer Visits From Shenandoah Iowa
Mrs. Lene Bauer arrived from Shenandoah Iowa on Tuesday for business and will return the last of the week.
Good Roads Days Driven by County Cooperation
Governor Morehead proclaims July 29 and 30 as Good Roads days in Alliance and Box Butte County. Volunteers, including farmers and business people, will repair roads with state and county oversight, emphasizing local clubs, supervision, and community meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morekarad
Morehead
Alliance
Box Butte
Alance
Sidney Growing City Steady Business and New Projects
A Herald visitor notes Sidney Nebraska, county seat of Cheyenne, thriving on Lincoln Highway and Union Pacific line. The city adds a new city hall and fire headquarters, a $40 000 electric plant, an American Bank expansion, and waste heat piping to heat main buildings. Local farmers, a lively commercial club, and progressive government mark ongoing growth amid nearby towns Potter Dal ton Lodgepole Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Alliance
Burlington
Denver
Lincoln Highway
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Black Hills
American Bank
Potter
Dalton
Lodgepole
Sunol
Poinsettia Dahlias on display at Alliance club window
A boguet of pink and red Poinsettia Dahlias is exhibited in the Alliance Commercial Club window. Bred by Mrs. L H Highland in her flower garden, some blooms measure eight inches across. The display showcases careful cultivation and is worthy of viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Commercial Club
Van Houten Opens Messenger Service Office in Bayer Hall
W H Van Houten opens for business this week establishing Fred's Messenger Service. The new office is in Mike Bayer's billiard parlor at the corner of Second and Box Butte. He has had several years of experience in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. van Houten
Bayer
Road work and messenger service expansion in Alliance area
The Commercial Club announces expanded messenger service in Kansas City experience, with competent couriers on bicycles and a new dispatch line 448. Bruce Mallory Marking the Roads team traveled to Bridgeport to discuss Morrill county road work northward to Alliance, with 300 allocated. Secretary Fisher aided in marking the Hot Springs road as part of the Lincoln Highway through Alliance, aiming to finish to Sidney this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mamsares
Tony Hanson
Kanetaa City
Rey Strong
Bruce Mallory
Link Lowry
Commercial Club Good Roade Committee
Bridgeport
Morrill County
Alliance
Fisher
Crawford
Hot Springs
Black Hills
Lincoln Highway
Sidney
Kansas Doubles Silos as Farm Storage Expands
Statewide reports from 79 counties filed with Secretary J. C. Mohler show Kansas has 9 700 silos an increase of 4 323 in a year. Silo growth signals farm advancement with Samper Kingman and Rooks counties posting notable gains and 21 counties doubling silo numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture of
Kansas
Sdmper County
Kingman County
Rooks
Immanuel's Lutheran Church to Hold Mission Services
The church at Yellowstone and Seventh invites all to next Sunday July 25 services. English Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 a m English mission service at 11 a m with a sermon on The Lutheran Church and Its Missions German mission service at 2 30 p m with Rev F W Bangor t of Crawford preaching Everyone is cordially invited to attend these special mission festival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Seventh
Lutheran Church
F. W. Bangert
Crawford
Denver marriage alert links Stansberry to claim
The Rocky Mountain News notes D Ray Stansberry of Spokane and Mary E Foss of Omaha on marriage licenses in Denver. The Alliance friends accuse him of being the man, but Ray denies it noting his former Spokane home. The Herald wishes him a long, happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
D. Ray Stansberry
Spokane
Washington
Mary E. Foss
Omaha
Alliance Friends
Newberry Hardware Company
Ray
Herald
Tage Bros and Moorehead Acquire Smith Bros Interest in South Omaha
Tage Bros and G P Moorehead have acquired the Smith Bros Commission interest in the South Omaha office. Future business will be under Tagg Bros. with no changes to sales staff, help, or office and yard locations in place since January 1 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage Bros
G. P. Moorehead
Smith Bros. Commission Company
South Omaha
Tagg Bros
Tage Brow
Angora Bank Cashier Visits City on Monday
E. L. Lowenburg cashier of Angora State Bank in Angora Nebraska and his father V. Lowenburg of Madrid visited The Herald office in the city on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Lowenburg
Angora
Representative K A Fair Visits Alliance Hotel
Representative K A Fair of the International Correspondence Schools Route 6A plans daily visits to Alliance, stopping at the Alliance Hotel for engagements, aiming to meet local residents and discuss correspondence courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Fair
International Correspondence Schools
Alliance Hotel
Fair
Vislt Alliance
Cheyenne County Fair and Race Meet at Sidney
Cheyenne county will hold its annual county fair and race meet at Sidney on September 9 10 and 11 A large street carnival will be staged the same week in conjunction with the fair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Grass Cattle Reach High Price at South Omaha Sale
Halil and Graham shipped a car load of grass cows and heifers to the South Omaha market last week. They averaged 1200 pounds and sold at 7.50 dollars, the highest price yet for western grass cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halil & Graham
South Omaha
Coors Plans Malted Milk Plant Expansion in Golden
Coors Brewing Company of Golden Colorado announces a shift from beer to malted milk production. Adolph Coors says the plant will begin malted milk manufacture August 15 while beer production continues where lawful. The move aims to fuel nationwide market growth from Missouri to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coove Brewing Company
Golden
Colorado
Denver
Coors
Alliance
Robert Campbell
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Agatn
Altoit
Adolph Coors
Lightning Kills Greek Lift Crewman In Iowa Farm Field
Nohe Hanjoff a Greek burlington rip track worker was killed by a lightning strike while in his brother’s garden near the round house. His brother Michael survived but burned. Neighbors and a doctor attended, funeral held at Greenwood cemetery with Rev Meclutyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nohe Hanjoff
Burlington
Roundhouse
Michael
J. D. Dole
L. Emerson
America
Old Country
Greenwood Cemetery
Mecluotyte
Herald Showcases Advertising Power in July Sales
The Herald notes three large July sales driven by ads. Merchants report record business and clerk shortages as The Herald claims wide circulation in Box Butte county and dominance as western Nebraska’s key advertising medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
The
Box Butte
Nebraska
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Popular Alliance
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Young Man
United States
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Massachusetts
Vermont
Vilage
France
Fieher
Nebraska Association of Commercial Cluba
Jhst
NEW Messenger Service
Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
Mig Brewery Concern
Point Tin Alliance
Nohe Banjo
Garden
Holt
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