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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
1
The notebook lists community events and updates from Ravenna including socials at the opera house and a chicken pie supper at Bell's hall. It notes H. C. Richards recovering from cancer surgery in Lincoln with a expected three week return.
Al Wiker applied months ago for monuments to be raised over Greenwood cemetery graves and a Linn Massachusetts consignment arrived. The G A R burials include Lieutenant S McCutchen of the 77th Pennsylvania private L A Smith of the 84th Illinois private A F Payne of the 6th Indiana private L J Mackey of the 115th Illinois private Myron Tuttle of the 3d Colorado and Sergeant J C Willard of the 63d Illinois.
The young people of the United Presbyterian Church present a recital and musicale in the church on Thursday evening September 17. The program lists instrumental solos readings and vocal numbers featuring local names and teachers.
Ladies ready-to-wear hats and tailored street hats offered by Mars Tups Recas. Wanted delivery boy at steam laundry. Robert Garrett and son advertise housemoving well drilling and repairs with first-class outfit. Eye exams for children with Dr Barnes Saturday the 19th at Hila Grand Hem ingford Monday the arst with Dr Eikner.
Enrollment topped 657 pupils the best in Alliance public school history signaling strong community confidence from Box Butte and surrounding counties. The piece lists teachers by grade and notes local events, appointments, visits, and community notices from town.
Last Sunday night horse thieves raided Alliance taking several horses and other property. Zbinden Bros L N McFall and Henry Brenaman reported losses, and R Standen and Collins stables were entered with saddles and bridles stolen from each. No arrests have been made.
Henry Mosher son of Chief Dispatcher Mosher narrowly escaped serious burns Sunday afternoon. He tested gasoline as a renovator, lit a match to his pants, and caught fire. Quick nearby intervention prevented worse injury, leaving him with only slight burns.
Mrs. M. B. Quivey entertained Tuesday night with a high five contest won by Mrs. C. H. Connett and a consolation prize to Mrs. B. F. Gilman. Miss Wilma Frew and Bernice Kridelbaugh assisted with a musical program and refreshments were served to a long guest list including Mesdames Jackson Irish Schars Hall Cramer Mollring Hampton Rumer Fletcher Brown Bellwood Young Phelps Dewey Simonson C. C. Smith Holston Lester Ray Hemingway Frankle Kraemer Norton Kridelbaugh Sholes and others.
In Col orado the Times praised The Herato's improvements but credited Mr. Louns bury alone. Ernest also contributed and deserves recognition. Bro Ellis took a vacation this week and Mrs. Austin, a Republican candidate, heads editorial duties promising further improvement. Mayor appoints W R Akers as irrigation congress delegate to Ogden Utah.
The ladies of the M. E. church will meet this Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. F. Smith.
A serene ceremony occurred Tuesday September 8 at noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Severson. Edward Decker and Minnie Severson exchanged vows in the presence of family and friends including Rev. Henry Deuker and several relatives.
Advertisements in this column cost 16 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Tur Herace’s circulation is noted as larger than any Alliance paper in the city and county.
Mrs Tros recommends a special line of children's bats. Recan sends readers to Dr Reynolds for dental work located in the Sears building one door west of Blackburn's store. Contacts include phone numbers and notices about rentals and services from Forest Lumber Co Goo G Gadsby and C Humpary.
Plain sewing offered by Mas Ava Lowxsmury located two blocks west of the Rumer store and south of Mr. Quivey’s residence. Specializes in children’s garments with reasonable prices and guaranteed work.
Public sale at the Hatch ranch twelve miles north and two miles east of Hemingford plus ten miles east of Marsland on Tuesday September 22 2003 at 6 a m. Sell 54 cattle 9 horses 30 hogs two acres potatoes hay and more with terms cash under 10 and credit 10 months at 6 percent. No by bidding. Sale begins 10 a m with lunch. Clerk K L Preacs Fosxert Auctioneers.
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