Mollring Bros sale and name contest at Lockwoon Co
Mollring Bros promotes a shoe sale and hats with bargains for children’s underwear at ten cents a garment. Lockwoon & Co solicits name ideas for a new line of high class brass and iron beds with a $100 prize, entries due October 25, 1903, to be featured in December magazines. Harold B. Miller, M. P., physician and surgeon, announces office at 421 south Ssrzatzefth street, Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollring Bros
Bamboullet Rams
H. A. Peters
Hay Springs
Neb
Dean
Manion Iron & Brass Bev Co
B. F. Lockwoop & Co
Harold B. Miller
M. P
South Ssrzatzefth Serast
Lincoln, Neb
Alliance locals note travels and community events
Dr Bowman drives a Stanhope. Clayton Reed spends Sunday with Hemingford friends. Col Hayward visits the metropolis. Rev Dr Bogue travels to York for the Presbyterian synod. Mrs Sherwood visits friends in the city. J D Patterson visits Alliance on stock business. Mrs Stanton and daughter travel to Cohoes New York. Mr Rodgers ranches locally. Mrs Emery returns from Billings. Mrs Pearson and children move to Lincoln. Estelle Bolin visits York. Miss Anna Wills fills Bolin’s post. S C Beck attends a new school building meeting in the city. Mrs Hagaman returns from Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Harris visit from Dawes county. Mrs Harris seeks medical care. J B Kolest moves to Carroll Iowa. plans to relocate to Alliance. Guy Lockwood passes state undertaker exam. H A Peters returns from Runningwater ranch. Mrs Peters joins. F F Liska travels from Hay Springs to prove up on homestead. Mrs Hampton and Hillier return from Omaha via Ak-Sar-Ben. A Guernsey house guest en route to Omaha for catarrhal trouble surgery. Mrs Hunter and son visit Harris family. winter plans loom. Isaac Rockey visits county seat. cousin Philip Rockey from Rusell Iowa in town. Star and Combination cattle directors meet. Grape harvests large. city imports surge as baskets flood in. Boston Bargain Store opens on Box Butte avenue with fall lines. L L Harrison and Jennie Weck, newly married, travel through Alliance toward Sheridan. Harrison becomes city schools principal.
Five years at hard labor for Patterson in county court
Charles D. Patterson pled guilty to stealing horses in Alliance and Newcastle. Judge Westover sentenced him to five years at hard labor in the penitentiary, with a note that an eighteen month term would have sufficed for the two horse thefts. Patterson expressed innocence about a Kansas bank burglary but received the harsher sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover
Rushville
Charles D. Patterson
Zbinden and McFall
Newcastle, Co
Patterson
Kansas
Tatterson
Katie Barkwell
Martha McReynolds
John Grim
Box Butte county election judge clerk list published
The complete roster of election officials for Box Butte county precincts is released. Alliance wards select judges and clerks, as do Box Butte, Liberty Lake Nonpareil Runningwater Wright and Snake precincts, with named individuals filling each role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte County
Alliance
First Ward
B. S. Cavin
G. W. Clark
D. €. McIntyre
B. F. Gilman
A. D. Rodgers
Second Ward
Orville Owen
L. A. Berry
Geo, Leidy
B.V. Reeves
Jas
H. H. Hewett
John Herline
W. L. Jewell
Chas. H. Evans
Liberty
J. W. Broshar
Andrew Tschacher
Henry Sweezey
Geo. E. Zimmerman
Chas. Moravek
Lake
R. J. Boon
Ralph Lewis
Sam Wilson
A. H. Grove
John Pilkington
J. P. Jensen
James Curry
E. Mabio
W. H. Jewett
B. A. Shepard
Runningwater
Barney Harbur
W. A. Clark
John Potmesil, Jr
John Jelinek
L. Hopkins
Snake
John Burns
Alexander Allen
Wm. Underwood
Jos, Nerud
C. E. Johnson
Wright
A Fine New Church Edifice Under Construction
The First Presbyterian church on Box Butte avenue is nearing completion under Contractor Dustman. The work is rapid and aims for first class quality, with Dustman also having recently built Mrs. M. J. Richardson’s two story residence in two weeks minus finishing. TY. Rubottom reports an unbranded black mare straying fourteen miles north west, asking the owner to claim it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Box Butte Avenue
Dustman
M. J. Richardson
TY. Rubottom
Mr. Rubottom
At Home Party and Gypsy Camp Near City
Mesdames Norton and Hillier hosted a refined At Home gathering at Mrs Norton's elegant residence with a seven course dinner served by a host of helpers. Guests list includes numerous local ladies and a royal guessing prize awarded to Mins Pease with second prize to Mrs Highland. A traveling Gypsy band camped west of the city over the weekend, with fortune telling and casual revelry while Marshal Shay supervised the scene as the troupe moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misnes Lalu Duncan
Fay
Bess VanBoskirk
Florence Rumer
Nellie Hillier
Leah Kraemer
Mins Pease
Highland
F. J. Kreamer
W. G. Simonson
Mae MacDermott
Mesdames
W. A. Hampton
Simonson
Pagley
Kraemer
Holloway
Frankle
T. Allen
Taylor
McDonald
Clark
D. Mollring
C. Molring
Dewey
Buechsenstein
Noleman
Mallory
Andrews
Connett
Regan
Smith
Koons
Thorp
Spencer
Elmore
Barre
Fletcher
Reed
McCracken
Newberry
Irish
Davidson
Gilman
Green
Cadwalader
Butler
Phelps
Triplett
Miter
Stoner
Hemingway
Bellwood
Lester
Jackson
Schawver
Stewart
Cortant
Mall
Rood
Broome
Mort Johnson
Young
Rumer
Dorrington
Quivey
Baldridge
Raymond
Kindelbaugh
Misses Pease
Souls
Shay
Trust Hits Stockmen Hard and Lowers Meat Prices
Market data from Omaha shows packing houses raise pork prices by 15 percent over a year while trusts pay 40 percent less for pork, yet secure higher profits. Beef profits up 35 percent. live pork down $1 per hundred last week, dressed pork up a cent per pound. Omaha households spend $180,000 more on meat than last year. Nebraskans lose an estimated $74 million due to trust manipulation. Calls for live stock growers to build their own packing plants to end daylight robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Omaha
Nebraska
Strayed Horses Report Amid Nebraskas Bountiful But Troubled Land
Strayed or stolen data lists three mares including a brown mare with a sunken right shoulder and a colt, a three year old buckskin with black mane, and a blue roan mare of about nine with weight estimates. Names cited include Geo, Metz, and W G Simonson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inform Geo
Metz
W. G. Simonson
Various Advertisements and Local Notices
Classified ad column listing rates and multiple local offers. Includes dental work, loans, storm windows, hay bidding, picture framing, sewing machines, organs, boarding, and a home for rent. Mentions Thornton and Alliance area with contact hints and service notes.
Wanted Potatoes and Local Notices In Town
A jumble of classifieds and notices includes potato prices with A D Repaurs and F A Thiele, a laundress help request, Dr Reynolds dentist now in Seare building near Blackburn's, Surrey for sale by A E Pearson, and a spaniel pups for sale near the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reynolds
Seare
Blackburn
Surrey
A. E. Pearson
Box Butte Avenue
Catholic Church
Ieac
Thiele
A Blackburn Grocery Stock Closed Out At Cost
A Blackburn grocery stock assigned to W A Hampton for creditors will be closed out at cost due to fire damage. The notice mentions framing pictures and new stock with mouldings damaged and discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Blackburn
W. A. Hampton
For Sale Good Team Baggy and Harness Offered
A notice advertises a good team with baggy and harness for sale along with three fourths of a wagon and heavy harness. Read by W. James inviting buyers to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. James
Stray Red Heifer Taken Up In City Limits
A stray red heifer aged one to six months has been taken up. Owners may claim at the Checkered River barn. If not claimed within the legal time, the estray will be disposed of according to law per City Marshal M. Shay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Alliance
M. Shay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Potato Growers
Hemingford
Marsland
Berea
Raymond & Quivey
Lockwoon & Co
Jones
BOGUE
Casit’ Store
Dr. Bowman
Stanhope
Clayton Reed
Col. Hayward
Metropolis
Dr. Bogue
York
Presbyterian Synod
E. A. Hall
Bridgeport
Mrs. Sherwood
J. D. Patterson
Lakeside
W. J Emery
Billings
Mont
Lincoln
Mr. Pearson
Naha A Aea
Estelle Boln
Anna Wills
Miss Bolin
S. C. Beck
City
Casper
Reeferee
Geo. H. Hagaman
Oklahoma
G. H
J. A. Harris
Dawes County
J. B. Kolest
Carroll
Iowa
Boone
Guy Lockwood
State Board of Undertakers
Frrom
Mrs. Peters
Mrs. Rhodes
F.F. Liska
Tue Heratop
Guernsey
J. A. Hunter
Robert
Ranningwater
Harris
Isaac Rockey
Dorsey
Precinct
Philip Rockey
Russell
Lowa
Star and Combination Catle
Ernest May
Lead
S. D
A. J. Maltener
Deadwood
5. L. Maltener
New York
B. F. Ankeny
C. H. Tully
Wm. Mitchell
Express
Draymen
Boston
A. Jacobson
Five Dovers
Hila Grand Hovel
L. L. Harrison
Jennie Weck
Lake City
Sheridan
Harrison
Alliance Candy Factory
Earl Fosker
P. Kinsley
Hamilton Hall
Memingford
G. M. Burns
Wyoming Avenue
John Lonsford
KF. J. Gable
J .Lynch
Oliver Typewriter Co
J. R Pierce
Jasper Calvin
Mr. Pierce
S.J Wilson
Herato
K. of I
Bell's Hall
Julius Rehder
John Miller
Baumgardner
T. F. Graham
Living Water Mission
Denver
Baptist Church
Thos Collings
P. H. Dillon
B. A. Hall
J. R. Phelan
Watkins & Feagins
C. J. Wildy
W. O'Mara
Krause Bros
Minnie Morris
Kansas City
Mrs. Nelson
Mr. Gilman
Women's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Moore
R. D Stoner
University Place
L. A. McCormick
Burlington
Mac
Sterling
Colo
Tenth Cavalry
Sidney
John Adams
W. Brennan
Charley
George LD. Meiklejotn
Washington
A. F. Baldridge
Rumer’s Cash Department Store
Bogue's City Cash Store
Molling Bros
W. W. Norton
B. F. Lockwood & Co
A. C. Bingham
Boston Bargain Store
Acheson & Jodur
C.A. Newberry
Lee Acheson
Judges and Clerks of Election
Mesdames Norton and Hillier
Jesse McCawley
Hyannis
Florsheim Shoes
A. Thiele
Township
Range
F. W. Scribner
P. O
Jess
Opera House
Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
Geo, Darling
First Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
H. K. Carson
Florence Rigdon
Nebraske
Acheson
Molring Bros
Allen
Sears
Thornton
F. E. Reddish
Tate
Forest Lumber Co
Thornton's
Len Humphrey
J. R. VanBoskirk
C. Humrnry
Thos. Regan
A. Cc. Bingham
Wm. Bachman
A. F. Snyder
Patrons Homes
A. D. Repaurs
Patri
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