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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
5
Cash and credit rates apply to want ads with a minimum charge. Houses for rent by Acheson Bros and others. nine room house sale. 160 acres level upland valued at 2500 to trade for Alliance residence. Bonded abstracter offers Box Butte county abstracts. Threlkeld sells china glassware lamps cheap.
The C. W. Way Co of Hastings Nebraska advertises to furnish plans for any class of building and invites inquiries. Also listing poultry eggs priced per setting and per hundred, with contact phone 110 Blue and E M Gregg at 1007 Cheyenne Ave. Also notes a shoe shop in Alliance, a garden plowing service by C E Simpson, and S Glidden offering odd jobs with phone 266 Red.
Dr. L. W. Bowman offers a nine room residence on a fine corner lot with hot water heat bath toilet electric lighting barn garage and trees. Terms: cash or half cash with easy terms. may accept Box Butte Co. land as partial payment. Enquire at 324 Laramie Ave.
Help wanted for an experienced waitress. Apply at the Merald office. Address provided as 140 800. Prior experience preferred and references requested.
Government offers free scholarships for railway mall clerks post office clerks carriers and department clerks with salaries from 800 to 1400 yearly. Examinations are held nationwide thousands of appointments await applicants with only common school education required. Prepare now for the coming tions. See Central Schools Rochester N Y for information.
Right party can acquire cash clothing furnishings and shoes business in county seat of western Nebraska near good farming and cattle country. Surrounded by fast growing town with new railroad and only fifty miles to nearest competitor. Write Alliance Herald OOF-B5B for details.
Local house cleaning service offers to handle vacuuming and pet fur removal using manned equipment. Contact George D. Darling at phone 139 for arranging cleaning assistance.
The Herald Publishing company will publish 1912 calendars by Butler Paper of Chicago with imported calendars to reduce commissions. Also offers Civil Service courses and training for electricians, mechanics, bookkeepers, and engineers through the International Correspondence School Scranton PA or W A Bartlett Sheridan WY.
Lost item described as an old fashioned gold locket with chain valued as a keepsake. It contains two tintype pictures. finder asked to leave it at the Herald office. Contact 17679 with any information.
Local notices offer furniture at low prices from W R Birney near Norton’s store call 320. Georgia E Douglas offers hundreds of pounds of early sweet corn seed at five cents per pound at Herald office. F P Bemis advertises a red motorcycle in daily use for inspection at 611 Box Butte Ave. T Trielkeld promotes cheaper furniture and house furnishings. Yeomen insurance prompts inquiry. WANTED TO BUY announces need for an office roll or flat top desk and an office chair. A six room bungalow is offered at a bargain in Alliance.
Judge L. A. Kerry offers to sell his residence at Mississippi Ave and Fifth St featuring three lots two chicken yards two chicken houses a swimming pond two dressing rooms private Water works windmill gasoline engine big heater for tank and a money making swimming pool with season income up to eighteen dollars per day irrigation supplied by garden water inquire at Herald office or apply to Judge L. A. Berry.
W A Dunlap accepts subscriptions to the Christian Herald at 1.60 per year. Subscribers may leave their copies at the Herald office without extra cost to either party.
I L A Berry county judge of Box Butte County Nebraska notifies all claimants against the estate of Daniel K Spacht that October 17 1911 at 10:00 am in the County Court room Alliance is set for examination of claims and their allowance. Creditors must present claims by then or be barred. Notice published four weeks in Alliance Herald prior to hearing. Signed April 11 1911. Seal.
In Box Butte Nebraska the district court holds a guardianship hearing for W Marie Ball Edith G Ball and Helen C Ball minor heirs. Guardian B F Gilman seeks license to sell their interest in the NW quarter section 13 township 25 north range 49 west to invest proceeds. A public showing is set at Rushville Sheridan County on May 11 1911 at 9 o clock A M to justify the sale. Judge W H Westover presides.
Easton reports indicate eight burned to death, three fatally injured, and many others hurt when the Utica to Washington teachers special of the Belvidere Delaware line left the track at Martin’s Creek New Jersey. Track crews worked, rails were jacked up, and signals were reportedly out. Names of missing include multiple Utica teachers and railroad staff. A second item notes Lawrence Hanaka of Stella Nebraska died by suicide after a buggy accident and drug intake following a dance.
Judge Petit of the superior court issued a writ of habeas corpus for Edward Tilden George M Benedict and W C Cummings within minutes of their arrest by E H Hatfield assistant sergeant at arms of the Illinois state senate They posted bonds for Monday’s appearance Hatfield carried warrants charging contempt for refusal to obey subpoenas duces tecum seeking books and accounts of the Drovers' Deposit National Bank and the Drovers' Trust and Savings Bank in Tilden's affairs
County Judge L A Berry announces November 11 1911 hearing for claims against the Mary E Zoll estate. Creditors must file claims by that date or be barred. Publication to run four weeks in the Alliance Merald prior to the hearing.
Bids will be received by the secretary of the school board for the care of the three buildings as waterer for the year commencing 1 1914. Bids to be made for ownership collectively and separately. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be in on or before May 16. D W Hughes secretary 7165-31-20
B L Ireland of M A Hanna and Co Dan H Hanna president and D T McCabe fourth VP of Pennsylvania Railroad appeared before Clerk Carleton in Cleveland and posted 5100 bond for their upcoming appearance in the government rebate conspiracy suit.
Four robbers in an automobile blew the vault of the Napanee State bank open with an explosion and escaped with 2000 dollars in cash. Citizens fled as the blast rang out. the bandits threatened by revolvers and forced people to seek shelter.
In Cajonea Guerrero a second lieutenant and thirty soldiers refused to surrender on a train en route to Mexico City. They fought 490 rebels. the lieutenant and twenty-eight troops died, two were captured. The lieutenant lost an arm in the clash.
John H. Mailey deceased. County Judge A Berry notifies all persons with claims against the estate to present them by November 20, 1911 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon in Alliance County Court room for examination and allowance. If not presented they shall be forever barred. Dated April 24. 1911.
Order of sale issued by the District Court directs sale of Lot 8 Block 1 in Alliance Town to satisfy liens of F. M. Knight and The Alliance Building & Loan Association. The property will be sold at public auction in Alliance on May 22 at 10:00 AM for cash, with costs and accruing costs. Sheriff Cox will attend.
A bold warning against superstition about ghosts in swamps and marshes. The text emphasizes real dangers from malaria carried by mosquitoes, causing ague and typhoid, and promotes Electric Bitters as a blood cleanser with a testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama, North Carolina.
Officers close in on Alvin Fletcher after he eloped with the Lowe couple’s thirteen year old daughter. He is charged with selling mortgaged property in addition to the elopement claim.
A stream of domestic notices records visits departures and illnesses around Canton including Mrs Wm Cor ey and Jessie Clayton at home near Canton Mrs A E Clark riding to Alliance Mrs Walter Waddell and children visiting Sioux county relatives Mrs Waddell's letter from Mule hean Omaha General Hospital about Mrs Muirhead improving Agnes Annen helping Mrs Miller Ruth Wiltsey to take summer duties Mrs Dr Elkner and daughter Juno from Los Angeles to visit Thorpe then storm delay Joel Brown and wife headed to Kansas City for a new home The morning mail was stolen from the depot Rev Cox back from Reno Mrs Earnest Kinsley visiting her mother ill Thorpe Earl Fouket and wife visiting Bari's folks Dent Piper active Dr Wallace in town Measles strike Charlie Hucke family Belka Ceserta visiting sister Mrs Frank Nagelachneider Omar Scribner called to Hay Springs for ill father Fred Strong helping Barney Shepherds at the pool hall.
Mountain time East Bound 11 20 am for train 44 11 00 pm for train 42 West Bound 12 30 pm for train 43 11 00 pm for train 41 South Bound 12 30 pm for train 20 11 00 pm for train 301 On Sundays and holidays all night mails close at 6 00 pm IRA BH TASH P M
We thank all who have shown sympathy during our loneliness and especially mention the men of the Alliance car department and shopmen for their liberal contribution of a handsome sum of money. Yours very truly Mr and Mrs Walfrid Johnson.
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