24 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
1
The column lists items for sale and services from George Darling furniture to Norton's clothing and hides cash buyers. It also promotes boat lines at Mrs Regan's and a four room rent at Run Feanup. plus saddles from Collins Morrison and stock at Ciousu Cortins. A Hull house board offers furnished rooms. A farewell gathering for Edna Bellwood precedes the family's move to California with a joyful surprise.
Hemingford visitors B E Johnson and Isaac Rickell arrive for business. Church services listed at Bell's hall and M E and Baptist churches. Reports on family moves, court adjournment to January, illness and recovery, a hunting accident, ranch sales and relocations. Catholic fair preparations note many donations and schedules. Local obituaries, births, legal notices and political candidate visits also mentioned with multiple named residents and towns.
Large crowd views cattle dipped at Hon. F. M. Corrie home ranch. Dipping rate 160 head per hour. Tank measures forty feet top by twenty-eight feet bottom, four feet top width, eighteen inches bottom width. Water depth about six feet. C. A. Strahle of Sargent Imple ment company supervised setup. No accidents reported. Strahle is agent for Newberry dipping tank of the Sargent Leader.
Mrs Katherine Mary Elizabeth Dorothea Hornburg died at her home last Sunday October 19 1902 after a lengthy illness. Born in Germany February 29 1832 she married there about 35 years ago and had lived in the county since 1885. She leaves five children August F Hornburg Mrs John Weiner Mrs H N Anderson Mrs Ernest Kroesing of Alberta Canada and Mrs August Shamburg of St Charles Mo. She was a member of the German Lutheran church funeral services were held from the Methodist church by Rev M B Saunders Tuesday afternoon. The Heartyo extends sympathy to the sorrowing relatives.
George Douglass and his two sons were out hunting when the elder son George suffered a severe forearm injury after the gun discharged while the boy was returning to the wagon. The father bound the wound and they sought medical help. The attending doctor believes the arm can be saved and used again. Also notice a sale of sixteen horses on Saturday November 1 1902 at Keeler Bros barn by Gregory Zurn auctioneer and E W Ray.
A foggy Tuesday morning near Hazard caused No. 4 to collide with rear of No. 41, disabling the rear car. The cook and a female passenger were badly injured and the train was delayed three hours reaching Alliance. Also notes travel plans for James Polwood and Cravath's visit from Fullerton.
Me Very Pleasantly Invites the Times to come to the Center or Shut up. Alliance Nebraska Oct 1902. Public letter from S. M. Souveur defending payments for assessors books and challenging a Times correction. Souveur offers resignation if officials verify records and publish findings.
Sunday noon ceremony performed by Rev. G Jeffers in front of relatives and friends. Archie Hull, a carpenter from Edgar, and Lena Johnson of Box Butte begin life in a cottage on north Big Horn avenue. Harvest Home program at Baptist church drew a large crowd with floral decorations and music, including solos by Hazel Putman and Vine Perry.
Several city women excel in bowling at Nortons. Mrs Marvin won the gold medal with 166, narrowly beating Mrs Spencer at 160 while Mrs Steen had 146. Mrs Ridgell posted 180 in another effort though not a contestant. Miss Claire Phelan scored 176 on a non counted free game.
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