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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
Railway notes record crews and transfers including Burke on No 44, new hires Callagy and Rose, Brakeman Vaughn visiting Broken Bow, Hill transferred to main line, and several moves of engineers, firemen, and conductors between Alliance Ravenna Crawford and nearby towns. Mrs Wagner and family travel. community notices list local visits, club meeting, and job ads.
The column catalogs visits and news from Alliance and surrounding towns. Theodore Johnson in Alliance, F. E. Holston leading improvements with plate glass, social events at Berea, church organization at Northport, and business visits by Gray & Guthrie, A. F. Baldridge, J. D. Horton, and others. Notes on travel, subscriptions, and upcoming baseball games plus local notable moves highlight a busy week.
Legal holiday Monday May 36th observed as Decoration Day. The First National and Alliance National Banks will close for that day.
Holy Rosary lists Masses at 7:00, 9:00, and 10:30 a m with third Sunday adjusted to 6:00 and 10:40 a m. Evening service at 7:30 p m led by Rev W L McNamara. Alliance Circuit M B E Church adds no preaching next Sunday due to fifth Sunday. Sunday School at usual hours.
An evening service will feature "Mr Hallelujah High-Flyer" as the evening subject. The morning message centers on "Onor Daily Bread."
The Missionary Society will meet at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 3 00 pm conducted by Mrs E Martin and Mrs Judson. Regular preaching services are scheduled for next Sunday at the church.
Usual services held at United Presbyterian Church with morning and evening worship conducted by the pastor.
John W. Baumgardner leads a Sunday morning gospel service at the Baptist Church with songs and a sermon by the pastor. The program highlights missionary themes from the layman congress.
Died last Sunday evening in our city little Amber Parker five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo B Parker The sorrowing parents and relatives have many friends sympathy in this hour of affliction
Two rooms available for light housekeeping and electric light at 219 Yellowstone Avenue. Contact Mrs. M. Bayer for details and arranging viewing.
Misunderstanding a letter from Thomas Laith Co. leads to a sale of a ton steel frame Pitless Scale after Alliance Nebraska arrival. Scale to be sold at a reduction to save storage costs or reshipping. First reasonable offer will be accepted. Address Jones or Binghamton 19 X St Binghamton NY.
Auction notice listing a sale at Palace Livery Barn on Saturday June 4 1910 at 1 30 p m. Items include four yearling colts six 2 year olds six 4 year olds seven 5 to 10 year olds mostly broke saddle horses ten brood sows due to farrow soon several milk cows. H P Coursey Auc.
One line ad notes a buggy for sale by D W Butler. Other entries offer home with water bath, garden work, deplanting trees, and odd jobs. Listings include contact details at Phillips Land Office, James B Leith in Alliance Nebraska, I A Holdredge at 2219 Sweetwater, and sewing and washing services with phone numbers.
For sale or exchange a room house near Central school plus 2 barns and 3 lots on Cheyenne avenue. Also 19 lots in Hill's Add. Bargain prices. Contact Simon Spry.
Five room house with bathroom and electric light for rent or sale. A furnished three room house is available. Call 418 Toluca Ave or telephone 392.
Pocket account book containing memoranda of hauling and plowing lost on Oregon street on a Wednesday in May. No name inside the book. A four tined pitchfork also missing. Finder asked to leave at The Herald office. Fred Countryman.
Rev J L Vallow announces private sale of all household goods except piano at 502 Box Butte Avenue. Items include a large roll-top desk Bar Lock typewriter and sectional book-case. He plans to move to West Virginia. Phone number available.
Advertisement for 320 or 160 acres of good bottom land located seven miles west of Alliance Nebraska. For more details contact H. J. Gresser at 11 141 Thermopolis Wyoming.
Six room house with good cellar well pump chicken house and fences offered for sale in Hill's addition Alliance by H C Avey. Includes three lots and property described as a bargain. Listing notes location and contact for interested buyers.
Black dirt and rotted manure for dressing lawns and for trees and gardens. Phone 154 Red, arts Frep CounTRYMAN.
Citizens holding dogs they will not pay city tax for may bring the animals to City Hall for disposal. Dog taxes are due May 1. D Lanprican Chief of Police.
Claude Fairy started for Denver last Saturday. Mike Wagner finished breaking ten acres for H. B. Shipherd last Friday. Wm. Dunlap returned from Alliance last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lenson visited at the Acker home last Sunday. Mrs Dean and Mrs. John Chapman visited Mrs. A. Shipherd last Sunday. John Severson was in Angora Tuesday. Mr. Miller had the misfortune to have his well get out of repair last week, but it is in working order again.
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who aided them during the sickness and after the death of their wife and daughter. Signed by C. H. Cowman and R. P. Dounpa.
Samples brought to our office Tuesday reveal alfalfa grown from June sown seed without irrigation. The main root of one bunch measured two inches in circumference and the top reached fifteen inches, despite a late spring. The root extended eighteen inches to the break point, with the portion remaining in the ground likely similar in length.
Preview details for Janeway's wallpaper range from 3c to 50c per roll with the newest style. Holaten's offers on-site viewings and samples for customers seeking the current pattern selection.
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