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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
7
Local correspondence lists many residents traveling to Alliance and Omaha for visits and cattle trading. It notes church services, Sunday School, and a growing community with weddings births and a carnival upcoming. Several families relocate within the region and others report weather and market activity.
A large group of young people attended a reception at the Wambaugh ranch Wednesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harris. Several local residents and visitors were cited for activities including church fund raising, family visits, and travels to Alliance, Reno, and Crawford. A Congo church Epworth League ice cream social drew a good crowd. John Diehl and Geo Gregory were noted as seen around Belmont and Valentine.
Real estate transfers include Emma O Bannon to C C Smith and Awilda Elkner to W Turner Elkner among numerous deeds in Alliance Nebraska. Other entries note tax deed by County Treasurer, US patent to Moses Wright, and multiple lot and block transfers in Hemingford and Sheridan Additions. Community notes list visits, funerals, cattle shipments, and locals moving houses or returning from trips.
Miss Sula Wilson and Charles Castle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson. Miss Pearl Thompson of Lakeside, Orville Jordan, Guy Mapps and Miss Mae Mapps took dinner Sunday with Fannie and Manchie Berry. Miss Gladys Hier and Master Stan were also present.
School begins at the Advent house with Mr. Van Pole of Alliance in charge for the coming term. Attendees included Melvin Scott Frank Ubrig and Willie Walker at a Marsland dance Saturday night. Revival meetings start at the Methodist church led by Rev. Jones with Rev. Palmer assisting. Mrs. Ed Stigele was suddenly taken ill Tuesday night. Dr McRuen called. Dr J Wildy, homebound, can be downtown again. Mr and Mrs Charles Wiltsey depart Wednesday on 44 to visit their old home town for a few months while Grandma West keeps house.
He did not make a declaton wnitil his return to Crawford, when he sent him acceptance by wire. Mr. Deitlein has been at the Crawford branch about two years and has made gooda fact made manifest by his promotion. He has many friends whose best wishes will follow him in his new field of endeavor.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts burns sores sprains and many skin ailments. It claims unrivaled effectiveness and urges readers to buy for 26 cents at PF J Brennan’s.
The Scotts Muff county fair at Gering Inet week drew a large crowd with the birdman act, advertised to entertain attendees and provide a successful event for the community.
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wis used Dr King's New Discovery after doctors warned a consumption cough could not help her. The aunt urged the remedy and her cough nearly vanished. The medicine also helped her young son with a severe bronchial issue. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by F J Brennan.
The recent corn show held at Lewellen in Garden county drew praise for financial success and diverse exhibits. Alongside corn, entrants showcased other grains, potatoes, home grown fruit, livestock and even races.
Ray J. Deitlein, cashier at the International Harvester Co. local branch, accepted a management offer to go to Cebu in the Philippine Islands as office manager. He leaves in about 10 days for a two year assignment with higher pay and a company funded long vacation after. The offer came after a call to the general Chicago offices.
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