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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
1
Guidance to ranchmen and farmers to settle accounts with a reliable bank as the season ends. The notice urges selling stock, potatoes, or grain on open account, paying by check to obtain receipts, and avoiding risks of carrying cash. Bank offices invite customer support and assistance.
The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at the Ute grove north of town last Saturday. Various residents including Jas. A. Hunter of Omaha retiring today and Ira Holdridge returning from Storm Lake Iowa are mentioned alongside others visiting relatives and attending events in Alliance.
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Len Burrows. Ella Haynes visited from her ranch. Jerry Rowan went to Omaha for the Aksarben festivities. Elena Jay returned from Iowa. Krajicek visits Mitchell. Clark Olde and family toured Hemingford. Gilman family visiting Torrington. Virgil Cavin enrolled at St Agnes. Winfield Roberts visiting sister in Alliance. Frances Lockwoul II headed to Peru state normal. Brock and Emery family visits Crawford. Earl Mallory to Lincoln for law studies. Big Bittner Stock Co at Phelan with Scandinavian Setette next week. Mrs J Beteold back from Excelsior Springs for rheumatism relief. Dorrington staying with W J Ramer. plans to Weiser Idaho. Fleming family visiting Missouri Valley. Duncan joins J A Mallory. Chas Crowther operating transfer. Harcy James and child in Alliance via Denver trip. Sheriff Wiker and wife back from Iowa and Chicago. GOA convention in Os kaloosa. Deputy Stirkle and Sween ay cover duties. Buechesenstien family leaves for Chicago and Illinois. Union Pacific offers half rate to Omaha for Aksarben. Jacoby moving to Crawford to run pusher on hill. Kelley from Hastings rejoined Columbia. O'Mara ranch near Moomaw Snowdays visits. Mrs Nix visiting from Greeley. McGogg address changes to McMinneville. Thomas absent due to ill mother. Warmek to Lincoln bankers meeting then Denver. Aspenwall to Omaha for business. George Wore of Nonpareil at county had.
The ad urges buyers to choose winter tan shoes now to fit the season's smart dress look. It highlights new tan leathers in various models and cuts for men and women, including perforated vamps, lace or button styles, and medium to heavy soles. Sizes and widths are available to ensure proper fitting.
Mrs. Cooningham and her children arrived from Sheridan and will stay with her brother Dennis Landrigan for a few days before returning home to Wood River. Bud Rumer has gone to Ann Arbor to begin studies at a renowned university. new plays music and opera house performances, including the Bittner Stock Co., are listed for next week.
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