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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
8
A catalog note invites buyers to inspect our stock of E. P. Reed and Queen Quality feminine footwear. It promises a wide assortment and no obligation to purchase, aiming to satisfy even the most critical customer.
Teachers must return reading circle note books to the county superintendent by June 1 to receive credits. District No. 2 under Mrs Fanny Switzer held a May program. Dist No 2g closed last Friday after Miss Marie Hansen's term. Certificates of perfect attendance for five consecutive months were awarded to James Abley Everett Abley Julia Abley and Nellie Abley.
We thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during illness and after the death of our husband and father Wm N Gregory. Signed Masla A Gregory Gro H Grecosry Ler Grecony.
Change social of Alpha Division No. 309 G I A Alliance invites B of L E members and families to a chicken supper and social at the K of C hall Thursday evening May 26. Program includes drills music recitations and an address by Sam Franklin with participants Lennie Franklin and others.
Farmers and neighbors can obtain large posters to advertise the Steckmen's convention and Fourth of July celebration. Call Judge Ridgell at the Commercial Club rooms in the basement of the Phelan opera house block or visit The Herald office to secure supplies.
Rail line notes from Alliance detail crew changes and incidents. Pickett takes out Hamil tons car and crew while C G Smith rest cures with la grippe. Brakeman G W Emery visits family near Ba yard. Harvey the carpenter suffers a mashed hand. Beck returns as company carpenter. Evans holds Rod Randall s car as Randall tours pay car. Burchell the fireman may take a passenger out of Alliance. A E Martz new train service employee planning move. Coyne quits service for Arkansas hot springs. Metz family settled over Irish s store. he improves but remains ill. Cotant deadheads to Ravenna with the Bryan special and will oversee No 44 on the Alliance division. Watch inspector W O Barnes departs amid railroad regrets. Banzer and Turner leave the round house. Turner returns to Grand Island. Banzer travels west seeking work. Telegraph Will Nickle passes through Alliance en route to Pacific coast. wife and family stay in Grand Island until permanent location is found. Mrs. A N Hoskins hosts dinner for eight in honor of Miss Maggie McCulty from New Castle. McCauley visiting with Engineer and Mrs Nelson. Conductor Betebenner s illness gradually improves. plans westward travel when fit. Mrs. Cruikshank moves to Kansas City with her mother, maintaining friends among railroad community. Death reported for Mrs. Edith Cowman of the Denver line after ten days illness. four daughters left mourning. Con J W Hamilton suffers a severe head injury from a hammer blow near Provo. he loses consciousness, is treated in Ardmore, then Alliance and is recovering at home.
E. O. G. Cool returns from Scottsbluff where he worked a month as a plumber and has opened a shop in the basement of the Zbinden block owned by F. E. Reddist. He invites orders and attention to plumbing work and features his business card in The Herald.
Younkin has combined Garrick of Dietlein and Roygates with Crystal at the Garrick quarters on Box Butte avenue north of the Burlington station. Alliance will have one moving picture and vaudeville show nightly with two reels and two or three acts. Matinee Saturday at 2 30 PM.
Rooms to rent during the Alliance Junior Normal. Notify county superintendent soon. Call 28 after Tuesday May 24.
The Alliance Steam Laundry reports a growth in business requiring four new machines. The shop serves Alliance residents and draws customers from nearby towns. F L Potmesil writes from Powell Idaho praising the year and lumber yard work. We hope Frank returns to Box Butte County but he may stay in Idaho.
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