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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
1
The notice advertises a local commissary at 205 Box Butte avenue opposite the Herald office. It lists groceries canned meats shoes shirts overalls hosiery candy and fruit and notes plain fixtures inside with no delivery or accounts. Farmers and ranchmen are invited to do business, phone 419.
A black mare about 1100 pounds and seven years old strayed from premises 10 miles north of Alliance on June 14. It bears brand 8 on the right shoulder and has a fresh wire cut on the right hind foot above the ankle. Reward of 25 dollars for return or information leading to recovery. P. H. Ditton, Alliance, Nebraska.
The Gregg & Wrights feed store on Cheyenne avenue was entered Monday night by burglars who tapped the safe for 148 dollars and left checks and papers. Three youths are in jail. Harvey Rensvold 15 and Harry Haas 20 confessed to the thefts and divided the loot with portions hidden in a livery barn and at Rensvold’s home. George Roland, a normal student, was arrested for stealing 5 dollars, while about 28.50 more had vanished from students at Alliance High and the normal. Complaints filed. authorities warn of serious consequences for early delinquency.
The Mary Jane club and escorts hosted a Tuesday evening at the Gaddis ranch six miles south of Alliance. A chicken supper pleased guests before a wagon ride that ended with Ray Deitlein bruised when the rack collapsed. He remains at home under Dr Hand care. friends expect his return soon.
Crystal Theatre presents moving pictures on the Goebel tragedy and Caleb Powers trial. Scenes include the Kentucky Capitol courtroom, the Goebel assassination, feuds and mountaineers, with showings Friday night through Saturday matinee for local and out of town patrons.
Sheriff Westervelt of Scottsbluff county travels to Lincoln with three prisoners to serve eighteen months each for burglary. Miss Irene Roup marked a milestone last Monday as friends gathered for an evening of amusements music and refreshments. Attendees included Nell Acheson Alice Acheson Margaret Hawkins Ruth Aspenwall Izola Worley Genevieve Laraven Maud Clark Edna Duncan Hazel Bowman Maude Spacht Herbert Butler Lloyd Johnson Lloyd Smith Robert Reddish Frank Pierson Claude McDonald Carl Spacht Philip Nohe Camille Nohe James Hewett and others.
The Eastern Meat Market, owned by Geo. B. Younkin with Fred H. Countryman as manager, opened last Saturday in Lead's new business block. It features a large refrigerator, fresh beef veal mutton pork poultry and fish, and a cash-only system. Countryman recently bought 38 head of Hereford cattle at Childs ranch for local sale, signaling top quality for patrons.
Alliance Ladies offer a free rest room for women and country children at 116 Wyoming Ave. The Famous Clothing Store advertises a July 4th event with a $15 suit prize for the father with the largest family of boys. Other prizes include shoes and a hat for race winners.
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