Railroad Workers Move South and East From Local Hubs
Brakeman Richey quits service to go south. Fireman Castle shifts to Crawford hill work. Mrs. Beck returns from York and Omaha trip. FE Bell attends Deadwood line business. Mrs. Conners visits Omaha relatives. Rousseau plans Texas summer with parents. Tillett becomes Crawford round house foreman working nights. Hoag and wife settle in Times building. McIntyre and Conklin resign. others reassigned west. Conductor Swift brings a train to Alliance due to crew shortages. Edd Morrison goes west on Eng 5038 hauling 1731 tons to Edgemont without trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Morrison
Edgemont
Forest Fires Burn Acres Near Black Hills and Local Happenings
Dispatcher Bederman from Deadwood ill with rheumatic fever is moved to Hot Springs hospital. Firemen attend funeral at Crawford for a volunteer firefighter killed Monday. Mrs. Richardson, wife of conductor Michardson, returns home from hospital in improving condition. Conductor F D Campbell and family take sixty day lay off to California. Edd Baird oversees Campbell's car on the west end local. Ruth Reed studies in Lincoln business college, finishing the course on the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenkle
Sorenson
Crawford
Flerman
Richardson
Michardson
F. D. Campbell
California
Edd Baird
Campbell
West End
Jennie Reed
Ruth Reed
Lincoln
Miss Ruth
Business College
Ruth
Social afternoon hosted by Mrs Birney in Kensington
Last Thursday Mrs Robert Birney entertained about a dozen ladies with a guessing contest as part of the event. Prizes went to Mrs R K Murry and Mrs Harry Johnson. A delicious lunch followed the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Birney
Kk. Murry
Harry Johnson
CLASS IN STENOGRAPHY OFFERS REMUNERATIVE POSTS
An expert stenographer will train many young men and women in Pitman stenography at reasonable terms. Qualify for government service railroad offices law and commercial work with a requirement of eighty words per minute to pass civil service exams. For details contact W. E. Patton 15-11-649 408 Bee Mute Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Patton
Mrs A E Nelson Hosts Green Themed 500 Evening
Mrs A E Nelson entertained eight young ladies at Toluca Avenue last Wednesday. Green decorations and score cards set the scene for a 500 game with Miss Murry winning the first prize hat pin and Miss Winnie Betebenner taking the second. An elaborate five course lunch followed at 11:30. The host is thanked for a very pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Nelson
Toluca Avenue
Murry
Winnie Betebenner
Lenten Tea at Mrs Bennett’s Friday Afternoon
Lenten Tea will be held at Mrs Bennett's Friday afternoon with lunch served from 6 to 7. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
Land Office Notes In Nebraska Public Land Listings
A series of land office notes lists multiple applicants and parcels across Nebraska and nearby states. Entries include Albert R. West Harrison Nebraska 200 acres Feb 14 favorable action. Peter Haas Harrison Nebraska 200 acres Feb 14 appl notified. Irene Duffin Liseco Nebraska 40.24 acres March 11 new application filed. Arthur C. Alfrecht Lincoln Nebraska 623 acres Feb 14 appl notified. Samuel Barn ist Chadion Nebraska 480 acres Feb 9 contest. Fred Schwarder Elworth Nebraska 154.60 acres Feb 14 apprentified. Marecuz Troman Hingham Nebraska 40 acres Feb 14 appl notified. Harry B. Carr Bridgeport Nebraska 620 acres Feb . Ralph Will Pierson Elg sw e 485 acres Feb 14 appl notified. Wm H Statin Ardmore South Dakota 400 acres Mar 6 regular letter received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Duffin
Liseco
Nebr
Ralph Will Pierson
Classified Adverts Sell Unneeded Items for Cash
A classified advertiser, mindful of trifling expense, will sell any usable item no longer needed and realize cash equal to its actual value.
Local notes include address changes and ads in The Herald
Dr. W R Richarda travels to Arlington Washington and requests The Herald be sent there. Ed Reeves buys the creheron stallion advertised in The Herald. J Keegan and KE Landrigan known to readers. Landrigan requests his address return to Ravenna from Grundeland. W H Weaver moves from Shamokin PA to Alliance and becomes a salesman at Laing's. Gray & Guthrie Insurance place a new ad. T N Craig of Washington Court House Ohio visits Alliance en route to Mitchell to join his wife. Mr and Mrs A K Sears travel to Alliance for their child’s medical treatment with the child improving. German Lutheran service Sunday at Marks hall 10:30 with Rev Titus Lane delivering his first sermon. Rev Kraemer called to Birmingham for funeral of six year old boy from accidental shotgun death. A Sharp of Neodesha Kansas visits Alliance prospecting. he toured Charley Tiernan's ranch and called on The Herald. WE Patton of Alliance U S Land Office plans evening classes for courtland instruction for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Craig
Washington Court House
Ohio
Herald Office
Alliance
Mitchell
L. R. Craig
Marks Hall
Titus Lane
WE. Patton
Land Office
Civil Service
Eourthand
Ed P Meyers Opens Omaha Office for Headquarters
The cattleman and banker Ed P Meyers, with western Nebraska ranch holdings and Utah cattle interests, opens an Omaha office with Fitzgerald Lynch at 511 City National Bank Building. Meyers serves as a director of the Omaha Stock Exchange and sits on the Nebraska Stock Growers executive committee. Jim Peagins of Alliance partners with him in Utah cattle dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World-Herald
Ed. P. Meyers
Nebraska
Utah
Omaha
Fitzgerald & Lynch
City National Bank
Meyers
Omaha Corn Exchange
Nebraska Stock Growers' Association
Jim Peagins
Alliance
State fair and land show exhibits urged for Nebraska counties
W R Mellor secretary of the State Board of Agriculture circulates a March 10 1911 letter to Nebraska county officials urging collective exhibits of agricultural products for the State Fair in Lincoln September 4 and the Omaha Land Show October 28. He asks counties to assist credibly presenting local representatives to promote Nebraska opportunities and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
Herald
Br Geo. Douglas
Linncoln
Omaha
Gilbert Atlee Portraits at Phelan Opera House
Costumed character sketches and impersonations feature in a lecture by Gilbert Atlee at the Phelan Opera House on Monday evening March 27 1911. Seats may be reserved at Holston's drug store Saturday morning March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan Opera House
Holston'’s Drug Store
Co operative delivery a grand success in city
The Alliance co operative delivery run by Forest Allen proves highly successful with rising patronage. In the first month four deliveries occurred daily, expanding to five weekday deliveries from March 1 and six on Saturdays. This week six deliveries are made daily with specific forenoon and afternoon slots listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Co-Operative
Forest Allen
Mr McCoy Returns From Gretna After Sister’s Burial
Mr McCoy returned yesterday from Gretna Nebraska where he has been since the burial of his sister Mrs Mary Lonergan on February 22 at St Catherine s hospital she died of a sliver infection the funeral was held in Fremont her husband having been buried there five years ago he has been settling the estate since that time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Gretna
Nebraska
Mary Lonergan
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Aungrene
Mrs. Lonergan
Fremont
Columbus Man Visits Sons
Mr. Peter Coupens of Columbus iNebr arrived in Alliance last Thursday morning for a couple weeks visit with his sons C. F. and John Coupens who came to this county from Platte county recently. John Coupens moved on Monday to a farm fifteen miles north of Alliance at Hemingford. C. F. Coupens stays in Alliance with a fine black Percheron stallion brought from Platte county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Coupens
Columbus
iNebr
Alliance
C. F
John Coupens
Platte County
Hemingford
C. F. Coulens
Return from Kansas Visit by Sheriff and Mrs Cox
Sheriff and Mrs C M Cox completed a two weeks visit in Kansas returning Tuesday morning. They visited relatives and friends including Mrs Cox's parents Mr and Mrs W M Townley of Kirwin. The article notes Saval wheat looking good with northern Kansas ahead by three to four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Cox
Sunflower
Alliance Band Ready for Open Air Concert on Box Butte
The Alliance band under director T. B. Jones has made rapid progress and will give its first open air concert on Box Butte avenue this Saturday from 7 30 to 8 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Band
T. 8. Jones
Box Butte Avenue
St Matthew’s Episcopal Church Sunday Services Noted
Regular services Sunday morning at 10 o clock led by Rev Geo G Ware and Rev ter. A cordial invitation extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. G. Ware
Church Services Moved to Phelan Opera House
Until the rebuilding of Holy Osary Church or further notice the usual services will be held in the Phelan opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Osary Catholic Church
Phelan Opera House
Herald Want Ads Note From Readers
Classified readers should mention they saw the Herald Want Ads in this paper when placing or responding to listings. This reminder appears in the ad section to encourage local engagement and ensure notice of opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Poultry Association urged for Box Butte area
The Herald calls farmers and residents in Box Butte and neighboring counties to join efforts to organize a Northwestern Nebraska poultry association. John W. Thomas of Alliance invites interested parties to send names and addresses to discuss time and place for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
Nebraska
Box Butte County
Panhandle
the Herald
John W. Thomas
Alliance, Nebr
Poultry Association
Quaker Valley Community Notes Include Visits And Local Movements
Readers report on a range of small items from Reno and Ackworth Iowa including a preacher inquiry, store construction beginning next week, Roy Scott's barn project, Mall distribution plans, and visitors Vestal Ganong and Luda from Ackworth with uncle Edwin Owen. Patrick Spain arrived after a 700 mile trip from South Dakota. families visited and meals shared. Local shoppers consider buying home grown produce to support merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Spain
Reno
South Dakota
Isaac Shoffner
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised to Cure All Suffering
An old newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. It claims internal intake reaches the blood and mucous membranes to destroy the disease’s foundation and build up the constitution. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites letters for testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow
Classified ad promises to deliver your message
A local classified notice offers affordable advertisement space to reach a broad audience. The column emphasizes reliable delivery of messages to residents and businesses seeking publicity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gray & Guthrie
Richey
John Castle
J. G. Beck
York
FE. W. Bell
Deadwood
Mrs. Conners
Mrs. Rousseau
Texas
Charley Tillett
Ray Hoag
Times
Chas. McIntyre
Mr. L. Conklln
Swift
Ligh Ine
Bederman
Hot Springs Hospital
Dixie Smith
Silver City
Mr. Smith
Xpress Messenger
Edgemont Deadwood Run
Black Hills
Co. B & Q. Tunnel No. 2
Mya- Ue
Nedfern
S. Oak
Kensington
Alliance Land Office
Albert R. West
Peter Haas
Harrison, Nebr
Arthur C. Alfrecht
Samuel Barnist
Chadion
Sig
Ni Aw
Fred Schwarder
Elworth
Marecuz Troman
Hingham
Harry B. Carr
Bridgeport
W. R. Richarda
Arlington
Washington
Ed Reeves
KE. Landrigan
Ravenna
Grundeland
W. H. Weaver
Allianrée
Shamokin
Laing
A. K. Sears
Alliance J
Kraemer
Bingham
Frank Carpenter
Hyannis Tribune
A. M. Sharp
Neodeshay Kans
West
Charley Tiernan
The
Gilbert Atlee
MR. McCoy
Kansas
Matthew
Holy Rosary Catholic
Chase & Sanborn’s
Breeders Organize Poultry Association
Sheridan County News
Wii
Matthews
Sheridan County
Clyde Helling
St. Joe
Iends
Charles
David N. Matthews
Jess
D. N
Norton
Quaker Valley
Charley Jamison
Roy Scott
Mr. Saylor
Vestal Ganong
Sister Luda
Ackworth, Iowa
Edwin Owen
Frank Johnson
James Jamison
Albert Robbinson
Mra
Vantress
Marshal Houser
Rex Haworth
Cassius Farley
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