11 May 1905
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
1
J M Sheets and G R Mason of Casper Wyoming close a deal to take possession of the Steen Cafe this Monday and reopen it as the Elite Cafe promising the swellest place in the city.
For sale at Omaha Cold Storage Co bulls of serviceable ages strong and vigorous in good breeding condition. Special prices on carrots offered. Also listing Mr J Cronin at 21 2 O Neill Neb for arrangements.
The Ladies Aid Society of Luella Nebraska invites the public to an annual social and fair at the M E church on Friday evening May 19 1905. A basket supp er will be served and all are cordially invited.
Business locals advertise help wanted at the Barry house operated by E. E. Barr a physician and surgeon. Calls answered day or night with listed office and residence phones. Also dentist listings and a bank deposit notice with Oct 7. A for sale listing for a house and two lots near First National Bank.
Local rail workers and officials are featured in Alliance with updates on crew movements, depot improvements, and a memorial decoration day meeting at First Presbyterian church. The Nebraska Stockgrowers gather June 1 2 with programs across the opera house and a South Omaha market outlook.
Glen G. Patterson and Libbie Shortell of Buffalo Wyoming obtained a marriage license from Judge Spacht and were married at his home, then returned home. James Moracek and Mary Honzik also received a license from Judge Spacht and wed at the county official’s locale. Moracek is a ranch man and Honzik is a La Fayette Colorado native who studied in Germany.
Mrs H H Miller died suddenly at her home Sunday noon while her daughter Mrs John Leith attended church. Her husband was murdered in Sioux county about a year ago. A pioneer of the county she co owned the Zbinden Miller block. Funeral conducted by Rev Ray at the M E church yesterday afternoon.
Sheriff Lee of Cheyenne county travels to Buffalo New York to capture a forger who cashed a $350 worthless draft from Bridgeport Bank. The draft was paid in gold at Bridgeport by a stranger who then caused an Alliance National Bank notice. Clyde Spanogie identified the suspect in Buffalo on April 15 and the forger was arrested. The sheriff plans imminent prosecution.
A gathering of notable Alliance residents convened at the Baptist church last Monday evening to discuss local matters.
A large delegation from Father Galvin's parish gathered at his parish home last Monday to wish him well as he leaves for a new mission at Spaulding. Mr I M Broome presented a $100 purse in appreciation, and Father Galvin thanked the congregation and Alliance community for five happy years. He departs Tuesday night to assume his new posting.
A large turnout marked the Elks hall event as Alliance council No. 975 Knights of Columbus conducted three degrees. About fifty candidates were initiated by O Neill and Omaha teams, with a high mass at Holy Rosary church and a reception at the opera house.
The Bankers Association of the North Platte district of Nebraska covering Box Butte Keith Dawes Sheridan Scottsbluff Banner Kimball and surrounding counties will convene in Alliance on Wednesday May 24. The first session begins at 2 pm with an evening session to follow. President J M Welpton of the Exchange Bank at Ogallala will call the meeting to order with expectations that every banker in the district attend.
Gleason Franklin cofectionery store will hold a grand opening on Saturday May 13 for its ice cream parlor. Every lady gets a free dish of ice cream and every fifth lady registering in the afternoon will receive a free box of candy. The parlors have been newly fitted and furnished. Dr Allen dentist Opera house bik.
Government Inspector L S Campbell confirms cattle must be dipped at least once before shipping certificates are issued. He will accept certificates from reliable associations but requires records of number kind sex and brand for each dip to identify stock.
Snow blockade in the Black Hills forces Sanford Dodge to postpone two night stand at the Phelan opera house. He will appear Friday and Saturday May 12 and 13 with Frenchcan Da Rimini on Friday and Shakespeare's Macbeth on Saturday.
A thorough and experienced man offers general house cleaning services. Contact Geo Darling at phone 139 for arrangements.
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