28 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
1
The notice lists stock items including saddles at Collins & Morrison with in stock and for sale offers. It mentions ewes and lambs for sale and references coal dealers Sheridan, Canon lump, and Aker's coal. The fragment includes references to CLouen Collins and CLouGn &Couuixs as suppliers.
Retailer announces a going out of business sale offering every item at cost including 500 men's suits 190 boys suits 200 overcoats 1000 in furnishings 1500 in shoes 700 in shirts 450 in underwear and 160 in trunks plus miscellaneous goods all priced to match wholesale cost with no freight added.
John Stetter visited Crawford on Tuesday while Mrs. Zollinger remains in critical condition with slim hopes for recovery. The Highlander ball drew a large crowd and was enjoyed by many. The Misses Fosket from Hemingford attended Queen Esther last Friday. Thanksgiving gatherings included Sheriff Reed's family in Hemingford. The First Presbyterian services were moved to Bell's hall with morning and evening worship and Sunday school at 10. Marivek and Louis Barta, Liberty precinct stockmen, renewed subscriptions to the official paper. A wedding occurred in Aurora as Charles Hamilton wed Miss Jennie Crouby with Mendelssohn’s march.
A call to action to elevate Alliance as a regional hub. The speaker argues Alliance’s rail access and location justify building a live board of trade, hiring a secretary, and promoting civic pride to attract capital. Emphasis on wholesale growth, retail strength, and uniting citizens to envision a prosperous future.
Alliance presents Esther the Beautiful Queen at the opera house on Friday and Saturday with strong casting led by Bixler as the King Reeves as Haman and Smyser as high priest. Miss Frew as Esther and Julia Frankle as Ida receive high praise as do the well trained choruses and elegant costumes. About $185 was cleared advancing a local high school piano fund and over sixty performers helped the cantata under A G Bixler and Superintendent Bartz.
Newspaper notes Chadron academy and Alliance high school football clash with comic focus on hair our players must grow to gain edge. A World-Herald dispatch reports Daniel Regan and Mary Louise Blackstone wed in Deadwood with prominent guests and Denver bound honeymoon.
The Crete News reports an effort to bring Bixby and Maupin to Crete for an evening performance. It predicts a large crowd that would fill the opera house, calling them the only pole in Nebraska and a strong team the community would support.
Geo W Waianer, a Sheridan Wyoming flockmaster, traveled from CushTer county with hundreds of sheep. On the way, sheep were unloaded at Seneca to feed, stampeded during a fight, about a hundred lost, many killed by coyotes. He calls it part of the sheep business. his sons W E and J A work with him while Chester attends Lincoln.
New Division Created The Wyoming division of the .& M will be divided December 1 Newcastle to be the dividing point The line from there will be known as the Sheridan division with E Gillette as superintendent A small fire at Altianes steam laundry Saturday morning started by a gasoline stove No major damage and the laundry staff extinguished it before the fire department arrived One worker suffered severe burns on hands and arms.
The HeraLp asserts no county seat weekly in the state can match its advertising line and that most ads came without solicitation. It invites readers to buy space only if they believe it a paying investment, not to please the publisher.
Attorney Simonson arrived in Omaha after attending federal court there for several days. Also summoned were Register Dorrington, Receiver Akers, J. R. Phelan, Bill Williams, Jess Dobbs, Joe Tierney, R. C. Noleman, and Miss Maggie Barry who recently opened her house to the public and reports good patronage.
Captain Akers arrived from Denver this morning after spending Thanksgiving there with his children. Rev. Father Galvin traveled to Omatke on Monday morning. Clothing at cost advertised at the Fair Store. Norton's offers stylish neckties described as dandies.
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