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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
Correspondence lists numerous visits from Hashman and Leishman families to Skinner and Nichol households. Farmers report hay hauling to Hem ingford and potato planting by A Ross and A Leer. The piece notes church events, auto trips, and minor mishaps near Alliance.
Miss Nora Cogar is home on vacation. Boston Meek planted potatoes last week. Lone Friend spent Sunday with the home folks. Frank Johnson visited Scotts Bluff Tuesday. Rollie Reed visited with his aunt over Sunday. Boston Meek visited his parents in Sioux county. Miss Helen Beeson called on Misses Sadie and Viva Horn Tuesday. George Evans and Fred Burns put windmills on their homesteads. Mrs Beeson’s friends welcome her back to Nine Mile. Mr. Moorehead and Mr. Carpenter work on the ditch for Arthur Clare. Dr. Percival Lowell of Boston jokes about canals on Mars as the government ditch shapes the telescope image. Nearly all men took their families to Scotts Bluff Friday for the MWA Rally with Woodmen carloads arriving from Alliance and Bridgeport.
The event spans Mitchel and nearby areas as Head Councils A and BR, Talbot of Lincoln and Cyclone Davie of California deliver speeches. Baseball and other sports run late into the night with initiatory work and celebrations marking the day.
Lysle Duer acted as caller at John's yard last week. A church in Mr. Lynchs is to be dedicated weeks from last Sunday. Wickier schoolhouse box supper drew a large crowd, Miss Huston produced a fine program with $23 prize. Mrs Beck traveled to Canton to preach, joined by Chapman and Dear. Don Overman plans a large tent show at Scotts Bluff and will not reopen a restaurant.
Residents and visitors from Alliance and Reno engage in dances visits and travels. Mentions include Reno E A McFall Fanny Switzer Beulah Smith and Bennie Keeler with local families and businesses. Talk of new phones and hay mow dance plans frames a lively community week amid crop pest complaints.
Straburger Irby Hall visits Alliance on business this week. Julius Eckerle breaks land for Comer. Philpott in Strasburger Saturday night. Green and John Cox travel to Alliance Sunday. Jim Anderson plants alfalfa for Jeff. Floyd Counts trades at Square Deal Store Tuesday. McMillan shaping Strasburger field. Wade family moves to claim and will live in a tent. John McNeal sowed a 0 acre crop this spring. Rev. McLaughlin of Alliance preaches at Strasburger schoolhouse. Methodist and Presbyterian groups plan building a church at Strasburger.
The report lists multiple memorial services held in Canton and Hemingford with large attendance. It notes numerous local residents and visitors including Ella, Agnes Moravek, Clara Burri, Angie Hickey and Etta Michael visiting friends in Hemingford and Alliance. It mentions auto trips by Frank Caha, O J Scribner, and others and notes potato hauling near John Currans.
A list of uncalled letters remaining at Alliance Nebraska post office for the week ending June 6 1910. If not called by June 16 1910 they will go to the Dead Letter Office. Names include weeks ending list of addressees and postmaster notice.
Miss Josephine Fickle returned to the ranch Thursday. Mrs. Frank Boon and family visited Mrs. Mary Thursday. Joe Carey from Alliance is drilling wells in the area this week. Elizabeth Ralls came home from Morrill Monday and her mother improves. The bedside of Scott McCorkle was attended by Floyd Pinkerton and Jess Chambers as concern grows for his condition. A child nearly drowned at Charley Fenpers place but recovered after prompt care. William Broyles and Edna Sheppard married Tuesday and will live east of Bonner. Rufous Thomas and Avery Wood wed at the Wood home and plan to visit Whitney with Ray Masher.
Repair work by a permanent practical mechanic. Guaranteed service and parts for all machines. Avoid travelling repair men. Located with phone 130. Geo. D. Darling.
J A Berry County Judge of Box Butte Nebraska orders all claims against the estate of Florence McCarthy to be filed by October 17 at 10 oclock in the County Court room Alliance for examination and payment. Creditors must present claims or be forever barred. notice published in Alliance Herald for four weeks. Given May 17 1910.
Notice to Joseph Prank and Jas Kennedy that land in Box Butte County Nebraska was purchased at tax sale by the treasurer of Butte County. After delinquency, taxes for 1900s were paid. three months from service date remain before applying for a tax deed. Dated June 1909.
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