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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
1
Local business notes list Dr. Allen and Dr. Koons as dentists near the opera house block. Pilkington's sells America patent flour and Norton’s products, Eagle Pharmacy offers machine oil, and Alliance National Bank invites deposits. Also notices seek potato harvest help and a reward for lost pink taffeta ribbon with contact Lindley S Ellis.
Hereafter I will sell for cash only and mark prices 10 to 20 percent below former rates. I will pay debts in trade for cured hides. Parties knowing themselves indebted to me please call and settle as I need the money. Geo. A. Hills.
Buy feed and flour at Pilkington’s with prompt service. For loans on real estate see F. E. Reddish. This small classified item promotes shopping and lending services in the local market.
The Democratic and People's parties met in Box Butte county to nominate candidates. For clerk Judge Spacht, for treasurer C W Brennan, for judge W S Ridgell, for sheriff J Keeler or N Boon then Frank Gilleran, for coroner G W Mitchell, for surveyor J P Hazard, for commissioner J W Christy. Ridgell and Christy were endorsed. Austin and Mrs. Austin backed superintendent. party harmony achieved.
The Pioneer Grip Publishing company of Nonpareil passes toowners H J Ellis of The Times and T J O Keefe of The Herald. The last issue is Friday. Broome editor manager resigns to focus on land office work. Subscriptions split between The Times and The Herald. remaining material offered for sale.
Frank Gilleran declines the sheriff nomination after party conventions. Halleck E. MacCray is nominated by both committees to fill the vacancy, noted as a capable county businessman and former councilman. The Hexato issue arrives late due to heavy printing and advertising, with minutes from the People’s Independent convention not yet available.
Misses Erman and Nellie Tash own a new piano. Archdeacon Cope to conduct services at St Matthews Episcopal next Sunday. Numerous residents, including Mrs. W. R. Kinney and J. E. Hill, visit, settle, or travel. A marriage license issued to Charles Heath and Lena Bauer. Various visits and small town happenings fill the day.
The item lists Pattern Street and Miss Mangan promoting tailored hats on Saturday September 23. Read as a brief notice with a local business event and a named person.
The Autumn Millinery Opening promises the largest display yet, with new adornments arriving this week and the shop inviting inspection on Thursday through Saturday.
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