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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
1
A cluttered page offers for sale notices on a modern residence at 715 Cheyenne Ave with fur nace and bath, farm plowing services, and egg producing chickens including White Rock and White Leghorn stock. It lists secondhand pianos, sewing machines, an irrigated Platte Valley farm for homesteading, a 14 room house for boarders, a hard coal stove, and office supplies.
Two sets of second-hand harnesses offered cheap and a second-hand saddle for 35 dollars. Item advertised by G. A. Hinns with invitation to call and view the lot. tf
For estimates on cement walks cement blocks and all kinds of concrete work see J. J. Vance West Lawn Alliance Nebraska
City notice orders water users to pay rents at city hall to Gregory Zurn or the undersigned between Oct 10 and Oct 76. services will be shut off after Oct 76 with a $1.00 fee to resume service per ordinance. Signed by J. H. Canraux, Water and Street Commissioner. Also barber shop ad for chimney sweep and Hemingford carpenters wanted at Hemingford post office.
For sale a Ford runabout 1905 model in good condition. Bargain if sold at once. Contains a brief note of urgency with a contact implied.
John B. Ernest, resident of Box Butte County for seven years and former foreman at The Alliance Herald, is the Democratic candidate for county clerk. He will rely on a network of friends and his county ties, while continuing to work for The Herald. Ernest will base his campaign in Council Bluffs after moving there with his family.
W J Mahoney joins engine service Eben Smith hired in yards Chas Kettler resigns to move to Denver W R Hull advances in round house Fireman Townley transfers to Seneca Ravenna run Engineer Frank Wilson visits from Missouri E O Cool leaves road for plumbing E Rathburn posted Ravenna east end local Freight crew Kare Cranston and F A Brooks arrive from Wymore Abe Burchell sustains eye burn Dispatcher Welch rests Coleman handles dispatcher duties Jack Ward Lou Mark return to freight pool Berkymer returns from eastern summer visit to care for wife health
Joseph F. Smith and Barbara C. Jelenek united in marriage at the Holsten home with Judge Berry officiating. The ceremony was small and intimate. Mrs. Smith had been a local telephone operator and Joe Smith long served as foreman of Holsten's soda department. The couple will reside over the Holsten drug store with friends and The Herald offering best wishes.
Wood and Ward return with their musical farce Two Merry Tramps rewritten this season. The troupe of twenty features a chorus, lavish gowns, twelve ensemble numbers, and catchy whistling music. They appear Friday October 15.
Claude Lester left Tuesday morning for Crawford to attend the Dawes county fair. He will then go to Harrison and proceed to Wyoming to take part in similar fairs.
The Alliance Circuit pastor Rev. I E Nolte will preach next Sunday at Camp Lake 11 AM and at Valley 3 PM. His announcement prescribes two locations and times for his sermons.
Mrs. A. R. Bailey of Valentine will address the ladies in the First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening October 1 at 7 30 oclock. The Ladies Aid society meets in the church parlor Wednesday October 13 at 2 p m.
Morning and evening worship with the pastor delivering sermons on Sabbath Observance from the New Testament and post Pentecostal sociology topics. The 11 a.m. report covers the Lincoln state convention, followed by a 1 1/2 p m sermon Thy Kingdom Come. Mrs Burris sings at both services.
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