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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
5
A day long program lists piano duets and a Christmas Carol recital by Montaville Flowers at 2 pm, orchestra and Welber Male Quartette at 3 pm, free admission. Evening events include Webber Quartette, sermons by Rev Shoemaker and Rev Haising, lectures on psychology and domestic science, and various vocal solos with admission 50c to 50 cents.
A late schedule lists elocution classes at 8 40 p m 499 new classes to expression and pathway 1 am render ed by the Crawford Folles admission 25 cents band of orchestra at 10 am a declamatory contest admission 25 cents duet by Messrs Cutler and Fritts program by Edmund Vance Cooke admission 5 cents Webber Male Quartette at mission 50 cents 2 pm band concert 4 20 am classes to expression and pathway 1 am a ee rendered by the Crawford Folles admission 25 cents funny people cartoonist Alton Packard entertainment at 2 pm admission 50 cents.
Bonner Pat Mangan reports two cattle killed by a train last week. Residents hope for rain soon as multiple locals travel to visit relatives and tend ranches. The snow fence crew works along the right of way to improve appearance.
Charles Gregg of Marsland and Miss May Scofield of Hot Springs were married at the bride’s stepfather George Gregory’s home in Hot Springs. The ceremony ran at high noon with close relatives present. A brief honeymoon through the Black Hills followed, with a home in Marsland after July 28.
In Broadwater and nearby, residents report visits from family and friends including Mrs. B F Smith and Mrs. Mulvahill of Omaha. Pat Rowlan drives to Bridgeport with family while Maury Rowland makes final homestead proof. A dance occurs at Eastwood. several locals travel to Bridgeport for kinfolk calls and farming tasks.
Herbert Nason and family visited with Grandpa and Grandma Lawrence Sunday. J J Lawrence and family visited with the Hadley family Sunday. Wo Rust Jr and wife visited War Loranon. Ed Corry and wife visited Sam Trenkle and wife. There was church at Fairelow Sunday due to Kev Nolin being sick. A party at Fred Nass’s home Saturday celebrated Winnie’s birthday with ice cream and cake. J Eh Lawrence returned Wednesday from Grand Island where he attended the Democratic state convention as a delegate from Hox Hutte county. Several Fairview ladies met Mrs Was Aspden on Wednesday to sew for Wer.
Mrs. John Duerr is on the sick list this week with many at work being idle. Rumors of a Sunday School picnic persist though nothing concrete. Carvest workers Geo Senior went to Alliance to dig a well for Love. Visitors included A Ross and wife and A Cone from Wind Spring attend Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross visited at A. Love's on Sunday while en route to Alliance. John Duerr is building a new house likely to finish before cold weather. Ed Sweezy is drawing sand for a new mansion and urged to hurry. Covered wagons are common in the area.
Furnished rooms available in a well kept modern house at 405 Tuc a avenue. For details call 175.
Condolences extend to the husband and children of Mrs. Margaret Hagerty by Alliance Council No. 975 Knights of Columbus. Her long illness is noted as leading to an eternal reward and peace to her soul. Also notes Miss Ethel Kiester visiting Hemingford and Mrs. W R Birney's trip to Omaha and Peoria lasting about a month.
Furnished rooms for rent at 405 Toluca avenue announce contact by phone. J W Guthrie is elected a member of the State Board of Control of the Volunteer Firemen of Nebraska. Alliance news includes visits, rentals, a lodge room lease by M D Schuyler, a county seat contest trip by Hemmingford residents, and a note that Orella post office is addressed as Adelia.
The State Board of Irrigation ordered closures on North Platte River ditches above Bridgeport causing anxiety in the Valley. The order has been rescinded and ditches are now receiving partial restoration of water access.
The North Platte River carries only about two-fifths of its normal flow due to the dry Wyoming watershed. Box Butte county reports a pleasant rain this morning, light but helpful, with prospects for more rain to come.
Miss Bernice Lara vea, sister of Mrs. Hand, married D L Rhodes at 4:00 PM yesterday at the bride’s sister Mrs H T Davis home on Main street. Rev S A Packer performed Presbyterian rites with Miss Jean Laravea as maid of honor and J R Sneed of Boise as best man. A wedding dinner followed. couple to live at Sweet after a brief honeymoon trip to Ketchum. Rhodes is a practicing attorney.
Word comes to the Herald that Jobo Mann of Chicago and Miss Lydia Hoag of Alliance were married in Denver last Thursday. They plan to visit here briefly before a six week trip to the Black Hills. Miss Hoag is a well known Alliance girl and Mr Mann a popular Chicago traveling man. A fuller account will appear in the next Herald.
The family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for comforting words and acts during bereavement and to Rev Godfrey for prayers and support.
The little daughter Katheron Nadine Monfort aged eighteen days died at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Monfort 13 West Montana Street A brief funeral service was held there Rev Godfrey conducted the service and interment followed at Creen wood cemetery Friends attended and offered sympathy as the child was laid to rest The tribute reflects on the short earthly life and enduring spiritual bloom for the infant.
A severe cyclone hit the district northwest of Milan injuring and killing about twenty five people in Saronno Rovellasca and Lonate Pozzolo. The article also notes unrelated items including a breach of promise suit in Connecticut and a wage dispute with the American Zinc Lead and Smelting company in Joplin.
Joseph Olviah files a petition in district court to claim title to property in section i town ship St oeeee range S near northwest quadrant, Nebraska. The suit seeks to exclude unknown heirs and establish sale ownership, with defendants required to answer by the stated deadline.
An experienced dentist announces a new practice in Alliance at Brennan's Drug Store. With over twenty years in the field and extensive work at top clinics and conventions across major cities, he offers patients the benefit of his years of clinical experience and insights from teaching other professionals. He invites the public to consider his services.
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