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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
8
The store assures customers they are buying pure canned foods. Pickles, soup, sardines and fruits come from reputable packing houses with a guarantee of product purity. Satisfaction is promised as value for money.
Government engineer at Powell conducts guided excursions to deeded and Carey Act lands on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Readers asked to write friends back east and send names to Clem Weaver, General Agent, Landseekers Information Bureau, Omaha.
Mra S W Jacoby visits husband in Crawford this week and Mra J G Severns stays with friends in Scottsbluff Foreman C A Landberg and wife spend Sunday in Bridgeport with relatives Engineer H P Harbottle leaves for Kansas City to visit family Mrs C R Witham departs for Aurora and Mrs L E Mark and son go to Harvard G E Cornu returns from Sidney O W Burke heads to Friend and Omaha for two weeks Brakeman J B Harris moves family to Alliance Thos O Neal spends days in Alliance then returns to Lincoln W H Allgeier and wife return from Beatrice as clerks move Romer building furniture to the new depot Upgraded upstairs ready for occupancy lower floor not yet finished next week
Edgemont notes report personnel moves at Alliance and Edgemont including Peters and Wade shifts. transfers include Brigham to Edgemont and Mahoney to Alliance. lines crew, turntable overhaul, and inspection cars Nos. 77 and 74 with officials Holdrege and Allen on a Sheridan Billings tour.
Thirty five candidates completed the goat ride and degree work last Monday night as delegates from McCook joined the Daughters of Isabella at the Knights of Columbus hall. Speakers including Miss Hannan and Father Laughran addressed the group before a banquet and social dancing.
The Burlington offices transfer from the Runner block to the new station today. Second floor offices are completed and the lower rooms are expected ready for occupancy within a week.
Mrs Marcus Frankle hosted aWednesday afternoon event with nineteen ladies in attendance to honor Miss Pearl Mitchell as she prepares to marry Mr Harry Gante on October 9. Elaborate refreshments accompanied the celebration and Miss Mitchell received many beautiful gifts.
Miss Bertha Allison of Leon Kansas, niece of county surveyor J P Hazard, won a Schiller piano after being voted the most popular young lady in Butler county. The Walnut Valley Times shares Havard words of thanks on her behalf and notes her joy and gratitude reflected in simple verses.
A seller offers about thirty-five head of yearling heifers and heifer calves polled Angus, sixth cross not registered, plus a few registered bulls, calves and yearlings. All stock must be sold immediately. For details and prices, write Mason City Nebraska.
Friends of Attorney F E Boyd report his long absence from Alliance with hints he sought a Sioux county ranch for rest. Despite efforts to contact him, indications suggest the genial bachelor may not return to the city, and well wishers applaud his luck.
M Witzgibbons of Hillsdale arrived in Alliance yesterday and engaged in stock business, loading several cars of cattle at the South Nahaa yards on Monday. An old acquaintance of the O'Keefe family, he is visiting them during his stay.
The Alliance market this week saw Jesse Huftys feeder steers top sales with 55 head averaging 1306 pounds at 4.55 per cwt. This beat other feeders by 15 cents while 6700 cattle were present and the market moved slowly, prompting a note of pride from local sellers.
An advertisement describes high grade printing with excellent type, good presses, and skilled typographical artists. It promises the right prices and invariable prompt delivery at the office, emphasizing the facility’s capacity to please customers.
Real estate transfers listed include Carsten Stache selling parcels 29-25-47 for 400 dollars to owners in Lemont. Thomas G. Burke transfers to Edgar H. Farmer in Snedeners area for 1 dollar. Chas A. Anderson sells to Geo A Reid in Alliance for 5000 dollars. E A Farmer conveys Lincoln Land to H A VanNice and Minnie VanNices with highway rights in Alliance for 50 dollars.
For rent a seven room house located two blocks east of Watson's store in Keene. Suitable for families seeking spacious living with convenient access to local shops. Available immediately.
For Sale. Carload of Velie and John Deere buggies road wagons spring wagons and surreys plus a full line of new harness. Will sell or exchange for horses or colts. Inquire Palace Livery Barns Henry C Smith & Co Props. Also 45 head of choice short horn yearling heifers all red Wa O Mara Moomaw Neb.
Owing to poor health the undersigned will sell at public auction at a ranch two miles east and a half mile south of Canton, 35 miles NW of Alliance. Sale starts 10:00 a.m. with cattle including cows and calves, steers, mares, a Shire stallion, horses, colts, and farm machinery listed. Terms: cash under $10, over $16: one year at 8% with approved security. Free lunch at noon.
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