Burlington Staff Movements and Local Assignments
Fireman O'Donnell transferred to Edgemont and Fireman Trimber sent to Crawford for a few days. Mrs A N Hoskins visited friends in Edgemont last Thursday. W Kays of Litchfield employed on the repair track. Four sections of No 46 into Edgemont Friday. Jesse Tollner resigned from service and went to Denver. Peckenpaugh of the Denver branch visited Alliance on company business Monday. Fireman Tom Burchell, now of the Highline, came down for a few days. Conductor R J Burke had been off several days. Conductor Hetrick has his car and crew. Burlington bought four gasoline cars for patrols on the main line to prevent forest fires. Conductor Tom Griffith left No 42 for Spencer Town. his brother there is seriously ill. Danny Crilley will be in Alliance about June 1. T J Raycroft M M of Alliance Division on No 141 May 18 inspecting the Black Hills. Operator and Mrs Nelson came from Deadwood on No 42 to attend the funeral of Mrs Ray Dietlein. Extra conductor Steel relieving conductor Hill on the Highline while Hill visits family near Chadron. Conductor Fred Campbell confined to his home from wounds. Conductor W W Johnson dead headed home from Edgemont Tuesday. he was drawn on the jury. Conductor Beaud took Johnson's car and crew. J L Bentley of Burlington at Deadwood operated on at St Joseph's Hospital.
Railroad notes and travels in Black Hills region
Reports from Deadwood and Black Hills include hospital stay for appendicitis, a Chicago to Billings move, and a Burlington rail strike summary. Notable items mention George E. Lord’s marriage in Deadwood, K. Terry’s land purchase and farm plans, seven Burlington forest fires between Dumont and Hill City, and union depot lease talks involving Burlington and Union Pacific. Lincoln debates depot ownership vs lease. Supt. Scott and Mr. Hawkins visit Lincoln with Burlington’s Roope and Allen, linking Great Northern history to current moves.
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Burlington
Dumont
Hill City
Redfern
Community Notes From the Flats and Surrounds
A crowded letter-page record reports visits among residents of Malinda, Groffa, and nearby towns, with many names and social events. It notes dances, school organizing, livestock activity, weather, and a Carly Union Sunday School social that funded a new organ. Parental and health updates are included.
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Carly Union Sunday School
Beavers
Deserves Patronage Aid For Disabled Local Worker
W A Dunlap, disabled by paralysis and loss of use of an arm, cares for three children and tries to earn a living. He sells Christian Herald subscriptions with a gift of a four by six foot flag and runs small trades. Readers are urged to support him rather than fak ers, while a postal card to Malinda Neb will receive prompt attention.
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W. A. Dunlap
Malinda
Dusiness
Christian Hierald
Dunlap
Herald
Nebru
Mail Order Buyers Face Scrutiny By Church Circles
The First Methodist church women split into circles and each circle runs Friday afternoon teas as part of their community activities while reflecting on the mail order issue. The piece notes unwavering support for Methodists in facing the mail order evil.
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First Methodist Church
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cures for Alliance Woman
Mrs. George G. Gadsby of Wyoming Street Alliance Nebraska testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured chronic kidney discomfort after initial use in 1907. She reports recurring spring troubles but pills consistently drive away the complaint. Sold by all dealers price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
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Mra
George G. Gadsby
Wyoming St
Alliance
Nebr
Doan
Fred E. Holsten
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Classified Ads Promise Prompt Answers
A compact note in the classified section asserts that a well placed advertisement, regardless of its message, will almost always receive a response or reaction from readers or businesses, suggesting effective reach for inquiries.
Malinda Squibs: Local Notes From Busy Week
The column notes a busy period with few items sent in. Planting spuds is widespread this week. Joe Duerr returned home from the ditch Wednesday with a cold. Fd Randall and family came back from Wyoming Thursday. Fairmont Sunday School plans a convention on the last Sunday of each month.
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Joe Duerr
Vick
Munps
Randall
Wyoming
Fairmont Sunday School
A Burglar's Awful Deed and Dr King's New Life Pills
An old advertisement notes a burglar’s crime contrasted with a mother’s illness and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills. A testimonial from Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadville Tenn claims relief from constipation and female trouble. Sold for 25 cents at F. J. Brennan's.
Order for hearing on final account in Smith estate
In Box Butte Nebraska the county court fixes May 26 1911 at ten o'clock a m in Alliance for examining and allowing the final account of Adelbert B Reed executor of the estate of Samuel A Smith deceased. He must publish notice in the Alliance Herald three successive weeks prior to hearing. Dated May 6 1911. County Judge L A Berry.
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Box Butte
Nebraska
Samuel A. Smith
Adelbert 8
Reed
Alliance
Adelbert
Alliance Herald
Said
L. A. Berry
Special Notice to Herald Correspondents
The Herald urges correspondents to send in more news as printing capacity has improved after a move. Previous omissions in printing are unlikely to recur, and readers are invited to compare this issue with past western Nebraska papers to see the improved coverage.
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Herald
Nebraska
Expert Piano Tuner at Bennett Store
W. H. Lama, expert piano tuner and repairer, at the Bennett Piano Company store. Leave orders there for expert tuning and repair work. Phone J52.23744.
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Bennett Store
W. H. Lama
Bennett Piano Company
Elore
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A. N. Hoskins
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Tom Burchell
The
Highline
R. J. Burke
Hetrick
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Tom Griffith
No 42
Spencer Iown
Tom
Danny Crilley
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Pital
Wil Law
Chicago
Inet
Billings
Mont
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Tllinois Central Ry
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Mrs. Chas, Allen
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Arthur Lore
Joe Nerud
Roy Denton
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W. B. Wrorley
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Fuery Boys
John Duerr
Thor Hubble
Lewis
Hope
Lewis Lore
Lore School
Fairmont School
Bertha Lore
Gaines Chapman
Rovie Conrad
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Alice Duerr
Albert Wright
Anna Denton
Groff
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Sweezy
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Phllip Wagner
J. B. Seamon
Harry Coffman
E. G. Roper
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A. 8. Powell
C. W. Zimmerman
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Weddle
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Laura Anderaton
Mrs. Bingham
Scottsbluff
Charlie Safford
Henry
G. O. Howard
Hemingford
Alice Curtis
Ida Morrison
John Rambousek
Tom Mann
A E. Mann
Homer Feller
Mitchell
Sears- Roebuck Advertising Agents
Emporia Kan
Gazette
Kentucky
Newberry’s Hardware Co
John Snoddy
Showers
May Snoddy
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Nebraska Telephone CO
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