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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
1
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Plate Chase of Rapid City and Miss Nellie Allen of Omaha wed in Alliance, officiated by County Judge Berry. Judge Ridgell returned from Richmond for his father’s funeral, and William King bought the Koehler hotel bar in Grand Island with Jack Riordan to manage. Snow began Monday, bringing about 8 inches of heavy, moisture-rich snow aiding soil conditions. Clark Olds of Hemingford returned from Lincoln after attending the Modern Woodmen convention with about 6,000 Woodmen and 370 new members. Mr. Bryan spoke and was introduced as the next president of the United States.
Mrs. W. F. Himes of Crete and her five year old son arrived in the city on No. 43 seeking health relief but the child died at 10:30 this forenoon at Dr. Copperwell's home. Mr. Himes expected in the morning. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Dr. Coppernoll's residence with the remains to Crete tomorrow night.
The Alliance home diamond hosted Bridgeport in a tense opening game. A wet day did not dampen action as Alliance won 4 to 2 behind batteries Hull and Freer for Alliance and Melvin and Hull for Bridgeport. Judge Wehn and sons Herbert and Garland autoed up from Bridgeport, with Herbert returning Monday morning and Garland staying due to road conditions.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Alfred Tyler Hemingway reports the birth of a daughter on April 29 at their home in Kansas City. The young lady has been named Jane. Alliance friends extend congratulations to the Hemingway family.
Virgil Smith becomes the establishment's new bookkeeper and collector. He arrives Wednesday from Lincoln where he served as cashier for the Rudge Guenzel furniture firm.
Daniel Willard vice president of the Burlington and party traveled through Alliance for an inspection of the western lines. Superintendent Allen accompanied the group. Arthur M. Bartlett deputy United States marshal had official business in Alliance yesterday.
Miss Regina Burlew of Hemingford spent a few days visiting Alliance friends. Miss Marie Basse, back from Denver, says Dr Frey reports improvement and recovery possible if no complications arise. Ira Reed returned from Wyoming after shipping a car of horses that did not sell well. Reed visited his son Clayton at Lander who is doing well and likes the place. W L and L L Ashbrook, Sioux county stockmen, came in from their ranch to post bonds for the next federal court term after an indictment in Lincoln for alleged government land conspiracy. They note heavier snow in Sioux county. George Darling plans post card views of the Monday snowstorm to be sold next week.
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