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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
6
Hemingford Happenings notes multiple residents traveling to Sheridan and Florida for the winter, new hotel ownership and staff changes, bank staffing updates, and several moves of families and properties within Hemingford and nearby areas. The column lists numerous personal trips, health incidents, and real estate transactions across the community.
Curly Notes mentions Hemingford visitors including Ben Curtis and A E Hann visiting home from Scottsbluff. C J Ward finished a well on a place and called on A E Han. G O Howard made a fifthing trip to Mitchell. Mr Miller from Missouri seeks a homestead. Mrs Ida Morrison called on Mrs Wood and Mrs Hann. J A Wood hauled Sioux county spuds to Hemingford then back. stork delivered a baby boy to Mr and Mrs W Zimmerman. D E Wallage returned from Scottsbluff with two tons of cabbage sold to Chas Lockwood. Mesdames Hickey and Grant visited M L Whitaker en route to Ida Morrison. Clayton had threshing and yield surprised. Edith Broshar hosted friends for a barn party with games and supper.
Mr and Mrs W A Eddy of Omaha visited H B Shepherd and wife. A stereopticon lecture by W H Kimberly is planned for Monday November 15 at the Malinda school house. Patrons praise the new horse stable, expecting steadier pupil attendance after storms hindered outdoor commutes.
Hashman notes a large crowd at Miss Jessie Key's sale on Nov Sth with high prices. A box supper at Unity church is planned for the evening of Nov ayth. Local neighbors Misses Ethel Tallada Elsie Calame Fay Hembry and others visited Miss Jessie Key and Miss Eunice Calame with James Calame called at Mr Skinner's to see Elsie, who teaches nearby. Rev Noltie from the Alliance circuit visited Mr Skinner and stayed the night after an attempted journey on a motor cycle. He walked part of the way to Unity church after leaving the machine.
Two sets of second-hand harnesses offered at low price plus a single second-hand saddle used two months priced at 35 dollars. The seller G A Hitis invites interested buyers to call and inspect and notes a wide selection of horse gear available.
A standing reward of 450 dollars is offered by Box Butte County for the apprehension and conviction within the county borders of anyone involved in horse or cattle theft. Order of County Commissioners. W C Mounts, Clerk.
Publisher Sam McKelvie extols the NEBRASKA FARMER as a trustworthy farm paper since 1859, free of junk ads and patent medicine promotions. Leonard S. Herron, editor, notes contributions from Nebraska experts and ongoing series on all major agricultural topics for Nebraskan conditions.
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