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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
4
The Alliance Herald announces it is the official newspaper of Alliance city and Box Butte County. It is published by Burr Printing Company with George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr as officers and lists subscription rates and mailing classifications.
Mr and Mrs Evans spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Behm. Rogers and family visited Bong. A Kooster home meeting Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Bryant hosted a dance Tuesday with a large crowd and a dainty luncheon. Bryant plan to move north of town. Magill moved to Keegan farm last week. Dave Boag of Moorcroft Wyoming visiting Frank. Barranger hosted a dance Saturday with an enjoyable evening and luncheon.
Shoppers from Oshkosh A. M. Shores and Mrs. J. A. Makin visited Alliance Monday. Fred Paradise, aiding Doctor Howard, left for Denver. Mrs. George Madsen returned from Ardmore. Anna King departed for Denver on business. Sheriff James Miller and wife were called to Kearney by telegram about Mrs. Miller's father, Mr. Crowell. Mr. Cronin died Monday. Ethel Clary Meta Koester Elea Koester and Paradise visited H. Koester ranch. Frank M. Branch of Casper Wyoming, formerly Box Butte homesteader, plans to buy horses for oil firms. A. M. Miller of Hemingford is critically ill with pneumonia. Doctor Eikner was summoned.
A Highland Holloway Co. offer features skirts priced from nine to thirteen dollars within a special assortment valued at eighty seven fifty.
A writer notes eggs at 1 dollar per dozen could sustain a family with careful food conservation and suggests a small hen flock as a luxury under frugal living. It mentions skirts priced 9.00 to 13.00 by Highland Holloway Co.
Railroad notes report the Deadwood Spearfish train stuck in six to eight foot drifts near Trojan Monday evening. A snow plow crew from Deadwood arrived and cleared the track with little delay. Snow reports extend to the Deadwood Edgemont line.
Eighth grade pupils will take exams at the Alliance courthouse and Hemingford high school on March 25 and 26. Opal Russel, County Superintendent.
Wealthy rancher Octave Harris died of a stroke on Friday, three hours after symptoms began. He had just sold his ranch and planned a California trip with Mrs. Harris. Survived by widow and four children, funeral set for Monday at Harrison Catholic church. Alliance relatives attended.
Notice announces teachers examinations to be conducted at the Alliance court house on March 27.
Highland-Holloway Co advertises skirts from 9.00 to 813.00 and dresses at 833.35 in a special assortment. The note mentions an aviator reporting 226 miles per hour and criticizes profiteers for ignoring remarks.
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys with a testimonial from G. H. Williams of Alliance. It claims relief from back pain and heavy work strain, price 60 cents at dealers, produced by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo.
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