For Sale Land Quarters in Cumberland MD by Milver
For sale S W quarter 24 26 50 and N W quarter 23 26 51. If not sold will rent for season. Will exchange for property in Lincoln Nebraska. D P Milver Cumberland Md.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
1
For sale S W quarter 24 26 50 and N W quarter 23 26 51. If not sold will rent for season. Will exchange for property in Lincoln Nebraska. D P Milver Cumberland Md.
Wall paper offered by F. E. Reddish at Holsten's for up-to-date décor. Help wanted a ranch hand and wife for cooking and chores. Notes on livestock for sale and garden work. Listings include I. A. Holdredge housing, sewing and day work ads, and various small notices from Witt Governotion and Sweetwater area.
Housekeeping offered in two rooms with electric light at 219 Yellowstone Avenue under Mrs. M. Bayer. Targeted to tenants seeking affordable, simple accommodations with utilities included.
Junior Normal students leaving rooms to rent should notify the county superintendent soon. Call 28 on or after Tuesday May 24.
Five room house with two barns and four lots on Cheyenne avenue. RG lots in Hill's Add offered at bargain prices. Seller Simon Spry. zgtf
Rev J L Vallow announces private sale of household goods excluding piano as he plans to move to West Virginia. Items include a large roll top desk Bar Lock typewriter and a sectional bookcase at his residence on Box Butte Avenue. phone listed.
The Herald announces a Northwestern Nebraska voting contest with five weeks left and multiple prize options. Winners may choose cash or the prize won, funded by new subscriptions from June 1, with detailed percentages for each prize level and contingencies.
The contestant with the largest vote total including new subscriptions arrears and renewals will win first prize and select any prize. The second is entitled to any remaining prize, followed by third place after first and second picks, and so on.
The published list allows winners to select prizes in any order rather than strictly following the sequence named, with winners receiving their prize choices in the order of their win.
The tie is broken by comparing total votes for tied candidates at the close of business on July 1. the candidate with the most votes wins the tied place. If still tied, votes from the August or earlier time frame are examined, continuing backward until the tie is broken.
Complete prize list shows a Bennett piano valued at 300 dollars, three $100 Due Bills on Bennett Piano Co. transferable for new pianos by December 1, 2010, a $65 sewing machine, four $75 Due Bills, four $50 Due Bills, a 14k gold watch valued at 30 dollars, and four $25 Due Bills. Prizes are available to winners in order of finish or in any preferred order.
Standings released up to June 1 list Attie Snow of Alliance leading with 17125 points. Ella Moravek of Canton follows with 14700 and Gladys Boon of Alliance has 14400. Nell Acheson from Alliance 12550 and Alma Rosenberger from Hemingford 10255 also shown. Jessie Geiger of Hemingford holds 9135, Anna Dainton of Alliance 6050.
Theresa Morgan Lakeside 5000 Jennie Sandoz Strasburger 5225 Mrs Mary A Mo enroll Canada 5150 Mrs Emma OBannon Al WSNCB aces vieeewan st
The city mourns the sudden death of Miss Margaret Regan known for her devotion and business as a milliner. She died at 2 a m after an operation for a tumor, reportedly due to heart weakness, with funeral services set for Friday morning at Holy Rosary Church and burial in the Catholic cemetery.
In connection with Mercy Hospital the Sisters of Mercy conduct a Training School for Nurses. Wan young ladies to enter the Training School of Mercy Hospital at Alliance. Apply to Sister Superior.
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