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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
1
Alliance will open the season next Wednesday night September 14 with Faust starring Sandford Dodge and Adelia Nickerson in a 15 member company. The troupe recently drew strong crowds in Denver and McCook and Dodge offers top seating at 75 cents with 50 cents for the poorest seats in appreciation of Alliance support.
The Box Butte exhibit dominates the Lincoln event with packed grounds and double past attendance. Local figures like Harry Johnson and Prof. Hayes attend, while aviator Archie Hoxey crashes a Wright biplane and promises a new machine Thursday.
Following the August 22 musicale's success the Epworth League plans another event Friday evening September 16 at the M E church. More work is being put into the program than for the first musicale which was a pronounced success. The completed program will be published in The Herald next week.
Seal skins otters mink beaver wear seal and pouey coats. Martin sable lynx fox chinchilla sets and furs of every description at the Drake Hotel Saturday September 16th. G. E. Shubert of Omaha handles sale.
W A Hood a Liberty County farmer known for his ranch work visited Alliance on Monday and demonstrated support for The Herald by renewing his subscription ahead of time.
Little Allen LeRoy Trenkle, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Trenkle, died Saturday September 3 at age 3 years 7 months 14 days. Funeral held at the home five miles northeast of Alliance Monday September 5 at 2 p m conducted by Rev Nolte. Interment in Greenwood cemetery. The bereaved relatives have many friends sympathy.
Mary Ellen McFall born in Ohio 1848. daughter of Geo W and Marie Harvey. She moved with family to Scotland County Missouri 1855 and married C E McFall in 1875. Six children: Essie, Elmer, George, Roy, Rudy, Mina. She joined M E church in 1873, died Sept 3 in Lakeside Nebraska. Funeral in Lakeside conducted by Rev I E Noble. body later buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Alliance.
To our many kind neighbors and friends who assisted us during the sickness and death of our dear wife and mother we sincerely thank each and all of you C. E. McPFar and Fairy.
The W C T U county convention will meet at the First Presbyterian church in Alliance on Thursday September 15 at 9 p m. A full turnout of members and friends is desired.
A special complimentary talk for women by Mrs. A G Abbot at the M E church on Tuesday September 13 at 3 o clock. The subject is What Women Ought to Know. Admission is free. Exclusively for ladies. Light refreshments served.
Alliance Circuit M E Church announces services at Fairview and Berea next Sunday at 1 a m and 3 30 p m respectively These will be the last services of this conference year and a good attendance is desired
Miss Josie Cunningham attends a reunion and visits friends at Minatore. She is expected to leave at the end of the week.
Report of the condition for Alliance National Bank of Alliance Nebraska as of September 1 110 showing assets cash and due from banks sources and overdrafts. liabilities include capital stock deposits and notes outstanding with totals and supporting attestations by cashier and directors. Includes redemption fund and reserve details.
Dawes County Fair will be held in Chadron from September 14 to 17. The management promises the best fair ever and extends a cordial invitation to Herald readers to attend.
Hemingford prepares for a large Boosters Day and Potato Carnival planned for Saturday September 17. Extensive preparations are under way with full program details to appear in The Herald next week.
The Alliance W C T U held its final meeting of the year with Mrs Reeves on a Tuesday afternoon in September. Delegates W B Young and Mable Young were elected to attend the state convention in Fairbury September 24. Officers and superintendents were chosen for the new year. a report of those names will appear next issue.
Tuesday afternoon F. M. Broome, agent for the Lincoln Land Co., sold to N. P. Dodge & Co. of Omaha, the forty acre tract north of the fair grounds. Surveyors are now at work plotting out a new addition, the fets for which will be placed on the market during the week of the fair.
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