Small dinner set halves offered in parts
If your family is small and a 50 of 25 piece dinner set will do, to accommodate you we will break the sets and sell you any part thereof from one to a too pieces.
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02 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
1
Lockwoods House Furnishers Offer Easy Payment Plans
Lockwoods, a house furnishers firm, advertises a wide range from kitchen to parlor goods with easy payments. The store emphasizes affordable credit terms and a broad selection for home interiors.
Local Biz Notices and Services in Alliance
A sprawling list of business notices runs through Alliance including dentists Dr Allan and Dr Koons, medical doctor Harold B Miller, loan broker F E Reddish, and Lockwood goods and services. Real estate loans, flour shipments, furniture repair, framing, and planing sold on easy payments. The First National Bank offers savings accounts and cheap drafts. For sale: four room brick residence, a house with two lots, bakery and confectionery, and a six room Episcopal rectory. Also dressmaking and rental notices with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Allan
Dr. Koons
Norton‘s
F. E. Reddish
Jotf
Lockwood
Lexington
Geo. W
Lockwood's
Mumphrey
Harold B. Miller
South Seventeenth Street
Lingala
Neb
First National Bank
Potatoes Wanted On Commission From Reed Early Hip Stock
Potatoes offered for commission sales with delivery of Red Early hip varieties. Purchasers seek well sorted smooth frost free stock and promise highest market price. Contacts include Torg90u Suen and Raymond A Quivey.
Car Load of Isham Stallions Arrives for Sale
A shipment of Isham stallions arrived this morning for a sale at Palace Livery Bar. The draft horses are described as a nice, heavy lot expected to find buyers in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham
Palace
Citizens plan new city hospital with fundraising drive
A public meeting at the Commercial Club laid out a plan for a city hospital costing at least 8000 dollars. A nine member committee was elected to lead fundraising, site selection, construction, furnishing and maintenance with Dr. H H Bellwood president and Prof. W H Bartz secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
C. A. Newberry
W.S. Baker
H. H. Bellwood
B. W. Bowman
W. W. Norton
K. Warrick
Geo. W. Clark
B. F. Galvin
W. H. Bartz
Dr. Bellwood
Prof. Bartz
Newberry
Clark
Hospital Association
Cowboys and Western Delegation to Roosevelt Inauguration
A group of fifty cowboys and frontiermen led by Seth Bullock travels to Washington for Roosevelt's inaugural events. The contingent includes Frank Smith and Captain Willard, both veteran scouts and Indian fighters, and will parade on border horses wearing chaps and sombreros with six shooters. James Dahluan, former Dawes County sheriff and Bryan elector, joins to ride in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Seth Bullock
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Smith
Willard
James C. Dahluan
Dawes County
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Alliance Scholars Exhibit at City Hall Tomorrow and Saturday
Alliance public school scholars present an exhibition at city hall over tomorrow and Saturday with each student contributing a page or lesson from their studies. The collection will be compiled into a book for preservation and no admission is charged. A musical program by the high school orchestra will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Public School
City Hall
Mose Wright
South Omaha
Wall
Hemingford
Baker
Miss Hebb
Enyeart
Nerad
Henry Winten
Henry Brus
Lawn
Alliance
Alexander
The
Militare Sentinel
Omaha
Johnson
Evert Cook
Huot
Eph Carmmeal
Hiawatha
Kaneas
Redfern Gold Minuye and
Milline Co
Burglary at Gleason’s Confectionery Takes Cash and Goods
Friday night or early Saturday morning Gleason's confectionery store was broken into. The back door was pried and the middle door lock broken showing professional marks. About $40 in nickels and cigars and pipes worth roughly $40 were stolen. No clues have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
Coon Caught in Be rguth Robbery Case
Niguel Payne was captured by Policeman Cardwell after a Beckwith store robbery last week. Payne confessed to aiding the holdup at The Right store and led to recovered plunder. Judge Westover arrival may prompt Payne to seek a new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niguel Payne
Cardwell
Sanford Smith
Beckwith
Vpouyne
Payne
Rieht
Poetic Flue Tale by Promising Writer in Alliance Ad
A promising young writer, once based in Alliance, shares a fragmented mountain ad poem. The poetical lines describe strained speech and imagery of throat, fire, and longing as the speaker recalls a troubled moment and distant home. The text preserves the period voice and regional flavor.
Alliance Notes Rich in Social and Business Happenings
Local notes report visits by HM. Arnold of Torrington and Wm. Brown of Lakeside, along with many trips to Omaha and Lincoln. Community events include a basket social by the Modern Brotherhood of America, a Local Host club gathering, and meetings of Ladies Auxiliary and teachers from Hemingford. A land sale, a funeral attendance, and various visits from residents to counties and cities complete the week’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dietrich
Victor Gearks
Cherokee
Iowa
Hoat Club
F. M. Phelps
Henry Winten
A. F. Hildabbrand
Chicago
Teachers' Meeting Draws Wide Interest At County High School
Last Saturday teachers from Al Hance and the county gathered in the high school for a union meeting that drew many visitors. The program featured performances by the High School orchestra and a violin solo by Miss Bartz, plus papers by A J Macy L S Baker and Miss Alexander with lively discussion led by G M Burns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Hance
C. A. Wood
Mias Bartz
A. J. Macy
L. S. Baker
Her Reason Dethroned as Mrs Butler Taken to Hospital
Mrs. Tom Butler, wife of a D. J. Burke graded worker in Burlington, was admitted to the Lincoln Hospital for the Insane after mental trouble worsened following childbirth. Sheriff Reed escorted her Tuesday morning. The infant is being cared for by Mrs. Tom Luin who has shown kindness during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Buttler
D. J. Burke
Burlington
Lincoln
Sheriff Reed
Mis. Butler
Tom Luin
Mra. Luter
Inaugural Reception Held for Indy Teachers in Full Dress
A unique reception hosted by Mise Van Boskirk and Catherine Dalek honored Indy teachers with a full dress event. Teddy and Fairbanks representations featured, Leora Austin administered the oath, and a humorous interruption arose when Ed Reardon’s clothes were said to be stolen by Miss Bohn leading to a hurried departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise VanBoskirk
Catherine Dalek
Indy
Teddy
Miss Bohn
Fairbanks
Ed Reardon
Leora Austin
Reardon
Runaway Boys Located After Weeklong Search
Mr and Mrs Wehn traced their fifteen year old son and a companion named Zediker who left with about three dollars. The youths were found in Rawlins yesterday and no reason was given for the escape described as a boyish escapade. Also note Isham horse sale Saturday offering a premier draft horse for Alliance buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Weln
Zediker
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I. C. Reeves
Goq Weat Boulevard
W. N. Corneal
Colorado
Turrracn
Gleason's
J. B. Sigrist
Box Butte Ave
Episcopal
N. Fletcher
Raymond A Quivey
West Parade
Dahiman
South Dakota
Trans
Missouri
Jim" Dahlin
Uryan
Alang
Big Horn Valley
Wyoming
HM. M. Arnold
Torrington
Little Luln Connett
Wo. King
J. M. McCracken
Sorentsy Club
T. J. O'Keefe
Wm. Brown
Lakeside
Ray Lawler
Illinois
J. G. Beck
Business Men
Marie Lawler
Hot Springs
Oak
George Pax
E. J. Elder
Bridgepool Blade
Ernest Oldar
Charles Bushnell
Wo. Welch
Bingham
TV 4Town
Ed Welch
Alozozo
John Akers
Denver
Seotwings
Matte Valley News
Bridgeport
Lou Leavitt
Hemington
G. D. Layman
Richards & Comptock Cattle Company
Ellaworth
P. Hall
Modern Brotherhood of America
W. D. Romer
Florence
Wolf Hall
That City
Yardman Stalley
Dierks Lumber Company
Custer County
Della Webber
Rose Trumble
Lead City
W. L. Minor
Nelson
Nebr
Henry Hurd
Banner County
D. H. Bowen
Ansley, Neb
Napoleon Bowen
Austin
M. E. Gage
Fairfield
H. A. Cunningham
O'Neil
Hirm Wilson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
S. J. Holdridge
No. Ys
St. Jor
Mae Enveart
Anna Nerud
C. M. Lotspeich
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
B. of R. T
Charles Reid
Jules Zbinden
Fred Bellamy
Donald & Porter
Grand Island
J. B. Gray
A. H. Robinson
Mitchell
William Kline
Tucker
Sidney Telegram
F. L. Coone
Khreamer
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