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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
4
After five months retirement Tux Hinaun returns to management by purchasing the plant and subscription list. Publisher T. J. O Reeve promises fearless honest policy with equal rights and no special privileges while maintaining high standards and good business relations in western Nebraska.
A string of short items records visits and travels of residents and visitors. M E Getter, Dr L W Bowman and daughter, Miss Mabel Duncan, Miss Alma Hamilton, H A Mark, Landford Paulson, B E Johnson, Mayor Buechsenstein, Simon Spry, and others are noted with movements between Mitchell, Grand Island, Hastings, Hem ingford, Columchtans Ohio, Riley Indiana, Fullerton, Jol Spacht country, and Yellowstone Park. A moving picture show by Allen Webb Amusement Co. drew crowds. County commissioners met for equalization before adjourning to next Tuesday.
Attorney Wmn Mitchell returns from Chadron with no cases. Rev Father DeVoss visits Crawford and Chadron and will attend morning service. Joseph Tucek seeks final homestead proof. Judge Ridgell ejects a traveling typo. Judge Westover files on White Clay strip. land parcels eyed as valuable. D. W. Butler opens local law offices. John Cusick undergoes wrist abscess surgery and improves. Miller from Upton reports 45000 sheep and strong wool income. Alliance Elks Club welcomes new members including Nines and Judge Westover.
The county board is in session this week and will continue next week as a board of equalization. Those having anything to bring before this body are requested to do so during this session.
A large crowd gathered at the Sheridan county land office as the old Sioux reservation land opened for entry. The go sections in township 24, 75, range 44 Dawes county offered 646 acres per filer and were quickly claimed, despite prior squatters dating to 1864. Many line members left early to secure homes as unsurveyed land halted filings.
The government convicted John and Herman Krause in an Omaha trial for illegal fencing of public lands after a ten day proceedings. They face up to a year in prison and a $1000 fine. a new trial is requested within ten days as agents vow broader civil and criminal actions against offenders in cattle country.
The church will erect a $250 bell at Holy Rosary and the Angelus will be heard across the area. Rev Dr Hunt of Chadron will preach at M E church next Sunday morning and evening, drawing a large crowd. Regular worship continues at U P church with sermons on Irrigation Spiritual and Man Sharpened Man. L M S meets Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs Wim’s in Acheson, with midweek prayer at church Thursday 8 pm.
A thorough and experienced man offers general house cleaning services. Phone 139. Geo. Darling.
Improvements on the State Fair grounds include a new two foot poultry building replacing part of the old, an administrative block 4 by 60 feet of cement blocks near headquarters, and a 160 foot expansion of the amphitheatre. A $9,439 bid wins the new livestock pavilion and the premium list is ready for distribution ahead of September 1 to 5, 1905.
The late Charles Dudley Warner praised bathing in the Great Salt Lake, calling it a splendid mix of salt sea bathing blue skies pure mountain air and pretty women and children. Salt Lake City offers temperate winters and sunny days with cool nights. One three and seven day mountain tours depart from Salt Lake City with tourist rates via the Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western routes. Pamphlets available from S. K. Hooper Denver Colo.
Notice is given that certain settlers filed for final proof on land claims near Hemingford Alliance and Box Butte counties Nebraska. Names include George W Leer Alvin Malin Orville Kidwell Robert Cigery and witnesses Walter St Kent James Kreiel August Dilling William Dilling and Hazel Witcox with hearings set before the Alliances Register and Receiver in July.
In Hox Butte county the county court of Alliance schedules a hearing on the administration of Dennis Carpenter's estate. Creditors heirs and interested parties are warned to appear on the hearing date June (gt) at 1:00 PM to contest or support the administrator's report. The Alliances Herald will publish notice for two weeks prior to the hearing.
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