Local Notes From Strasberger Area This Week
Al Spear plans alfalfa planting this week. Mrs. Pool visited Mrs. Ray Barber Saturday. Gus Sandoz and Guy Comer visited John Cox Sunday. Herbert Forney visited friends at Kenomi Sunday. Irby Hall attended the Kenomi ball game Sunday. Julius Eckerle hauling posts from Lakeside this week for Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strasberger visited Miss Pinkham Thursday. Hardison and Evelyn hunted for another team of horses early in the week. Chas Wall to return from Chicago with his family this week. Miss Hughes expected to arrive soon on her claim east of Strasberger. Warren Hooker drove work horses to Mrs. Chapman Monday. Mark Hooder and brother Pat breaking horses this week for Spade contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Eckerle
Lakeside
Hall
J. B. Strasberger
Mark Hooder
Pat
Mark
The
Spade
Unity Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits
Attendance at Unity Sunday school last Sunday was seventeen. The Ladies Aid will meet at Unity church on Thursday May 26. Jas Skinner hauled bay to town last Monday. Earl Tallada and Ernest Nichols spent Sunday evening at Jas Skinner's. Ethel and Fay Hembry were Sunday callers of Mrs Nichols. Miss Amy Hashman spent Sunday at Carl Hashman's. Joe Hendrick spent days cleaning and fixing the curbing of James Skinner's well. Royce Nichols works for Mr Laurence. Jobo Kindell accompanied Earnest Nichols to Alliance last Wednesday. Rev Ira E Nolte spent last Wednesday painting Unity church. Miss Fay Hembry visited Monday at Mrs Leistiman's. Lydia and Deliah Nichols were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Unity Church
Jas. Skinner
Earl Tallada
Ernest Nichols
Jas. Skinners
Ethel
Fay Hembry
Mrs. Nicholas
Joe Hendrick
James Skinner
Royce Nichols
Mr. Laurence
Jobo Kindell
Earnest Nichols
Alliance
Ira E. Nolte
Community Notes From Local Residents This Week
Tuesday of last week saw callers on Ethel and Fay Hembry. Harry Clark and John Kendell trapped skunks, totaling twelve catches. Mildred Nichols visited the Misses Hembry and Mr. and Mrs. Wismiller traveled to town last Monday. Carl Hashman hauled a herd of cattle home. Unity church will hold preaching on Sunday in May at 3 30 led by Rev I E Nolte with Sunday school at 2 30. John Kendell’s team ran away, breaking two fences, but with help from Rev Nolte and Mr Skinner on horseback no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
John Kendell
Mildred Nichols
Misses Hembry
Unity Church
I. E. Nolte
Rev. Nolte
Mr. Skinner
Fairview Sunday Attendance and Local Visits
Attendance at Sunday school was fifty eight. Wm Bauer and wife attended church. T J Lawrence and family and L D George shared dinner with Grandpa and Grandma Lawrence. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ford Treuble on May 15. Grandpa and grandma Aspden visited at Trenkle s. Hiram Wilson and family and Will Lorance and wife had dinner at Wil Rust Jr s. Mrs Geo West and Miss Helen Nason went to Hot Springs SD for a week. Mrs Karl Baumgardner and son arrived to join her husband who came from Kansas. Baumgardner visited Michigan relatives before coming west. Rev Nolte was seen riding his motorcycle on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Wilson
Charles
Allie
Will Lorance
Wil. Rust's, Jr
Karl Baumgardner
Kansas
Baumgardner
Michigan
Woman's Club Offers Reward for City Cocoons
The Woman's Club proposes payment for cocoons to protect city trees from a large green worm infestation. Mrs. Mewhirter is the contact for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Broadwater Notes On Weather and Local Happenings
The Broadwater column reports a past comet, a fine rain, and community updates. Local residents such as M L Webo, Garland Webo, C H Burke, J Wagoner, Welton, George Johnson, Duer and Huchanan, M H Hagerty, Robert Graham, Anthony Johnson, M Smith, Chas Cameron, Clarence Fitter, J J Grimes, and J C Grim are referenced amid farming, saloon licensing, census completion, and a first strawberry arrival. A total eclipse of the moon and a church social are mentioned along with medical notes and a general town buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Anthony Johnson
M. #.Smith
Bridgeport
Chas Cameron
Clarence Fitter
Northport
J J. Grimes
Eastwood
Broadwater
Wr Gossett
Halley
Presbyterian Church
Humap Books
J. C. Grim
Bayard
County Treasurer Notice for Warrants Call May 10 1910
Alliance May 10 1910 County Treasurer Freep H Mousaine calls warrants to register No 177 for payment. Interest stops after the listed date. Treasurer’s notice appears in Box Butte county records.
Stallion for Sale or Trade in Nebraska
Seven year old, 1800 pound dapple gray stallion, good disposition and range broke. Located near Lake Nebraska, owner James Poraust. Possible sale or trade for horses.
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Orecattl
Dapple Gray
James Poraust
Still Long Lake
Nebr
Nebraska man eyes Salt River valley colonists in Arizona
Lloyd C. Thomas of Alliance Nebraska, part owner of the Alliance Herald, joins Dick Erdman Real Estate to promote western migration to the Salt River valley. He plans a Nebraska revamp, a fall colonization party, and summer tours to organize settlers. The Phoenix Daily Republican highlights Roosevelt Dam and Granite Reef Dam images from his Alliance Herald article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Daily Republican
Lloyd C. Thomas
Nebraska
Salt River Valley
The
Alliance (Nebraska) Herald
Dick Erdmans
Southwest
Undertaking Establishment Opens in Alliance
T. J. Threlkeld opens an undertaking business at 461 Box Butte Ave, first door north of Alliance Grocery. With twelve years experience including seven in Alliance, he is a Missouri College of Embalming graduate with licenses in three states and a private home like chapel being prepared. phone 207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Threlkeld
Box Butte Ave
Alliance Grocery
Alliance
Missouri College of Embaliming
Public Ball by M B A Lodge 7548 at Marks Hall
M B A Ball Pioneer Lodge 7548 Modern Brotherhood of America will host a public ball at Marks Hall next Tuesday night May 31. Admission 50 cents for each gentleman or lady, granting dancing privileges for the evening. Music will be provided. Committee members H E Boos, Jas V McCue, T J Tureckeco announce the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
Marks’ Hall
H. E. Boos
Jas. V. McCue
T. J. Tureckeco
Mercy Hospital Tag Day Planned for June 18
The sisters in charge designate June 18 as tag day to raise funds for the new Mercy Hospital building opening July 1. Miss Mary O Keefe, Mia W D Romer, and Mrs Jol Brennan will lead three ladies, aided by six girls each, all to wear tags while soliciting donations. Donations receive a tag to wear for the rest of the day. The event aims to support a mercy work and charity, expected to draw citywide response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Mary O'Keefe
Mia
W. D. Romer
Jol Brennan
Ti Thin City
Heifer and Mare Strayed Near Alliance
A dark red polled heifer about two years old and a bay mare about five years old strayed from near Alliance. The heifer left April 30, the mare around April 16, with mane and foretop clipped and a scar above the hoof. If anyone has information, contact Alliance or Hemingford by telephone. reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Oon Alan
Alon
Hemingford
Rooms Wanted for Junior Normal Persons
Rooms to rent during the Alliance Junior Normal should notify the county superintendent. Call up phone 25 on or after Tuesday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Farm Bargain Offered for Box Butte County Farm
The Herald reports a subscriber seeks a purchaser for a good Box Butte county farm. Address Jno W Thomas Alliance Nebraska.
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The
Herald
Box Butte County
Acdress Jno
W. Thomas
Alliance
Nebr
Obituary of George W. Thomas of Xenia Ohio
W. H. Thomas of Xenia Ohio reports the death of George W. Thomas who died May 19 1910 at the family home. Born April 6 1855 he lived his life in Xenia with his sisters Elizabeth and Jennie and brother William of Alliance Neb. He worked with the First Methodist Episcopal church in 1878 and was known as a sincere Christian with a quiet modest life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
Xenia
Ohio
John William Thomas
Mary Thomas
Elizabeth E
Jennie M. Thomas
Wiliam H. Thomas
Alliance
Neb
Io X-ain
Merodist Episcopal Church
Lucien Clark
Remars
Hand Painted China for Dinners and Occasions
An advertisement touts hand painted china as ideal for ten place settings and extra occasions. It promotes hosting friends for dinner with customized dinnerware.
Hand Painted China for Do It Yourself or Buy
Local shop advertises hand painted china sets and single pieces for decorating as well as pre decorated wares. Offers a full range with prices stated as always at the minimum.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molling’s
Geo. A. Mollring
Strasberger
al Spear
Mrs. Pool
Ray Barber
Gus Sandoz
Guy Comer
John Cox
Herbert Forney
Kenomi
Irby Hall
Hashman
Unity Sunday School
Amy Hashman
Carl Hashman
Lydia and
Deliah Nichols
Mrs. Wismiller
Fairview
Wm. Bauer
T. J. Lawrence
L. D. George
Grandpa
Grandma Lawrence
Mrs. Ford Treuble
Grandma Aspden
Trenkle
Geo- West
Helen Nason
Hot Springs
M. L. Webo
St. Joe, Mo
Garland Webo
Lewellen Bank
C. H. Burke
Mulloy Ranch
C. J. Wagoner
Welton
George Johnson
Duer and Huchanan
M. B. A. Ball
Perree Betoun
Hoalsten’s
China
the Fair Store
Alliance’s New Novelty Store
W. J. Hamilton & CO
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