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Sec. 2, 9-16
The Alliance Herald
Largest circulation of
any newspaper in West
ern Nebraaka.
VOLUME XX
ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA I THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1912
NUMBER 2
DISTRICT OFFICERS
AND TEACHERS
Assessed Valuation, Levy, Census and
Months School
OTHER INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
To Box Butte County School Officer
and Teacher:
Knowing that you are Interest
ed In tb school affairs of the coun
ty, I take pleasure In presenting
this School Bulletin, containing the
names of district officers and teach
ers for 1912-13, with their addresses,
and other information that will be
Interesting and useful.
So many requests come to the
County Superintendent for informa
tion in regard to school district
boundaries and other matters per
taining to the school districts (hat
tills means is taken to present a
school district mxp of the county, with
a list of the names and addresses of
the school district officers and
teachers, in a form convenient for
reference. Some other Information
that will be found interesting and
helpful has been included.
I wish to mention that while school
directories are published in many
Nebraska counties and paid for out
of county, money, this School Bulle
tin is Issued without expense to the
public, the cost being paid by my
self, assisted by the Herald Publish
ing Company, publishers of The Alli
ance Hertld.
Yr.u will find this folder conveni
ent fo" reference when questions
arise concerning the district. I re
commend that you preserve it for
that purpose.
Very truly yours,
I HOLLA M. RKEl),
County Superintendent.
EXPLANATION
tti following statement contains
a list of the school district officers
and teachers of Box Butte county
.rr 1912-1"., the number of months
brhool . held in each district, school
iflQSM for 191-' showing the number
of children of school age, total as
sessed valuation, and the school tax
lovy. In order to condense the
statement as much us possible some
words are not repeated lor each dis
trict, but the statement will be eas
B understood by remembering that
aftei the school district number I he
facts concerning it are given in the
folTowing order, except in the
ance district, No , where the
of education consists of five
berfe: .
director.
moderator.
treasurer
AM-
boa rd
mem-
Mary Wilson, Fifth grade
Anna Nerud, Fourth grade
Frances Gilbert, Fourth grade
Abble Robertson, Third and Fourth
grades
Mabel Bigloew, Third grade '
Addle Robertson, Second grade
Edith Jones, Second grade
Maude Larson, Second grade
Caroline Neldermeyer, First grade
Katherlne Alexander, First grade
1ena lack son. First, grade
Alice Acheson, supply
Miriam Seawell, music supervisor
9 1111 596.710 42
District No. 9
Ralph Worley, direct., Alliance"
Win. Sherlock, Alliance
A. Underwood, Alliance
Lena liomrlghausen. Alliance
6 21.5.15 15
District No. 10
j Mrs. O. A. Davlg, Alliance
O. A. Davlg, Alliance
I W. F. Patterson. Alliance
Myrle Welllver, Alliance
6 26 25.525 26
District No. 11
Chris Nepper, Alliance
Wayne Wilson, Alliance
Lillie Wilson, Alliance
Neva Brenaman
6 10 53.:!95 5
District No. 12
C. J. Benjamin, Alliance
Peter Belguin, Alliance
F. H. Zobel, Alliance
Nettie Nation, Alliance
9 19 48,870 5'
District No. 13
F. F. Scott, HemlBgford
K. H. Miller. Hemingford
E. A. Wells, Hemingford
Emma Doyle
9 18 58,075 2
District No. 14
W. Kennedy, Hemingford
Isaac Rickel, Hemingford
Ben Price, Hemingford
Mrs. Addle A. Miller, Hemingford
8 15 70.695 5
District No. 15
A. S. (ierdes, Marple
Robert Bird. Alliance
J. A. Sheldon. Marple
Henrv Hoft'land, Alliance
7 I H.;;:;o
of
of
of
Name
Name
Name
Name o teacher or teachers.
Number months school.
Census, showing Dumber of child
ren of school age.
Total assessed valuation.
Number of mills school levy.
District No. 1
C. W l.amon. Alliance
Joseph Carey, Alliance
John Wright, Alliance
draco Burkholder
7 is 30.44J0 l
District No. 2
S. L. Ilimes, Alliance
J. F. Hilton, Alliance
J. A. Keegan, Alliance
Verily Borer, Alliance
8 M 55.670 I
District No. 3
F. M. Nason. Alliance
Otio Met., Alliance
W. I. Lorance, Alliance
Prudence I'airott. Alliance
7 26 I'o Oii0 25
District No. 4
James llollinrake. Ilemiugford
Lm Frohnapfel, Hemingford
(). IV Fooket, Ilemiugford
Agnes Dclsing. Hem inn lord
6 12 10.285 25
District No. 5
T J. Lawrence, Alliance
W. H. Aspden. Alliance
Win. Rust, Jr., Alliance
Florence Ralls
7
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W.
W.
A.
W
II
K.
14 11.420
District No. 6
Newberry, Pres.,
:!i
Alliance
Alliance
principal High
Hughes, Sec'y
Swan, Alliance
Spencer. Alliance
Fred MollriiiK. Alliance
w it Pal, asuioriataaaaat
C. A. Anderson,
school
Isabelle da bUB, teacher High school
Anna Kcidlcr, teacher High school
8. L. Cleniwons, teacher High
Si 1 1 1. el
Bva J. Bheirdeinan. teacher High
school
Anua Davis, teacher High school
Maine J. White. Eighth grade
Veraa Rodgers, Eighth grade
Q. M. Burns, Seventh grade, prm
. ii,., i Central school
Khla Bacon. Seventh grade
cipal Emerson aebool
Missouri M OBier, Seventh grade
Martha Hret-ulee. Sixth grade
Adeline Schiiltz, Sixth grade
Margaret Stickler, Fifth grade
pnn
District No. 16
J. C. Hawkins. Alliance
Co., u. Clark, Alliance
Geo. H. Hagaman, Alliance
Laura Johnson, Alliance
8 15 26,015 10
District No. 17
Jas. H. Skinner. Alliance
W B. Flehnrty, Alliance
F. E. Nichols, Alliance
Amanda Nabb
4 16 7.646 -15
District No. 18
C. J. Wildy, Hemingford
Alex Muirhead, Hemingford
K. L. Pierce, Hemingford
Principal D. B. Whitfield, Hem.
Miss Cora Henderson. Hemingford
Miss Stella Wltham. Hemingford
Miss iva Olasglow, Hemingford
9 102 145.610 26
District No. 20
J. M. Wanek, Hemingford
Jas. Planansky, Hemingford
Louis Homriglwiusen, Hemingford
5 6 12,805 10
District No. 21
G. L. Taylor, Hemingford
L. F. Leavitt. Hemingford
A. 8. Enyenrt, Hemingford
Ruth Hacker
7 18 47.176 0
District No. 22
I. E. Johnson, Hashman
Fred Crawford, Hnshman
W. J. Johnson, Hashman
Jessie Taylor
17 II ,820 20
District No. 23
O. (5. Burke, Alliance
('has. Tiernan, Alliance
Mrs. O. O. Burke, Alliance
Bertha Huston, Alliance
8 4 19.055 20
District No. 25
E. P. Sweeney, Alliance
W. (5. Wambaugh. Alliance
Lulu E. Wambaugh. Alliance
Opal Burkholder
7 22 60,465 6
Diatrict No. 27
J. C. Comer, Hemingford
Mrs. L. Price, Hemingford
J. P. Jensen, Hemingford
Ella llollinrake
7 6 20.090 25
District No. 28
P. D. Spracken, Hemingford
Adolph Nlkont, Hemingford
J. C. Blrkner, Hemingford
Marie Hansen, Hemingford
6 22 12,465 25
Diatrict No. 29
E. F. Aliley. Hemingford
Elmer Vaughn, Alliance
(. W. boar, Alliance
Miss Evalyn McBurney
8 U :'. 1.4:15 15
District No. 30
Theo. Johnson. Hemingford
L. Johnson, Hemingford
J. lie lie a nn. Hemingford
Miss Ida IThrig, Hemingford
7 16 22.S20 II
District No. 31
James Kennedy, Canton
L. E. Hood. Canton
('has. W. Loekwood, Canton
Miss Bertha Parkyn, Canton
7 2:t ' I8,::9t II
Diatrict No. 33
Jos. Caha. moil., Canton
John Cnha. treaa., Canton
Henry Wlnten, director, Canton
Fay KetObry
4 12 8.780 25
Diatrict No. 34
L J Schill. Alliance
John Fitzgerald, Alliance
Virgil IMtman, Alliance
Miss Anna Heath. Alliance
9 16 21.260 25
Diatrict No. 35
F B. O. Fosket, Canton
Mrs. San ford, Mitchell
Mrs. Jennie Henderson, Mud Spr'gs
8 H 15,830 16
District No. 36
Delia S. Dalnton, Alliance
H. I. Dalnton. Alliance
Mrs. P. J. Nolan, Alliance
Frances Nolan
7 12 14,820 26
District No. 38
J. H. Wehr, direct.. Alliance
Ouy Rush, mod , Alliance
D. E. Purlnton, treaa . Alliance
Ida Purlnton, teacher, Alliance
7 16 21,930 15
Diatrict No. 41
C. E. Wfltsey, Alliance
5 21 29,615 6
Diatrict No. 42
W. A. Clark, Hemingford
Olin Bowser, ilcmtngford
Barney llalhur. HcmlnRford
Phoebe Mend
5 7 7.170 25
District No. 45
Joseph Hendricks. Alliance
Krnest Panwltz, Alliance
C. S. Riley, Alliance
Mrs. O. M. Burns, Alliance
7 14 .S4.620 5
District No. 46
John O'Mara, Alliance
Morty Kittllman, Alliance
J l Mct'lean, Alliance
Klla Delaing. Hemingford
7 9 18,040 30
District No. 47
Mrs. Henry Uasaeling, Hemingford
Peter Annan, Dunlap
F. O. Neeland, Dunlap
Miss Etta Carter, Hemingford
6 :::: 4,660 25
District No. 48
A. C. Reynolds, Mars-land
S. M. 'I' nissel. Ma island
A. II. Mclaughlin, Marsland
Miss Q, Ford
6 9 8,470 25
District No. 49
C. E. Rosenherger, Hemingford
J. A. Smyth. Hemingford
John Mabin, Hemingford
0 7 Kt.940 0
District No. 50
F. A. Black. Hemingford
L S. Wright, Hemingford
Mrs. Nellie Tttark, Hemingford
0 2 6,430 5
District No. 61
Win. Lichte, Canton
H. H. Rensvold, Canton
Chris Hansen, Canton
Bate Leavitt
6 22 IS.23B
Diatrict No. 52
Mrs C, V, Kennedy, Hemingford
H S. Kcune, Hemingford
A, A. Perry, Hemingford
V. Donner
6 7 .18,765 7
District No. 64
Hert Miller, Angorn
Oalnes Chapman. Angora
Geo. Hevcrson. Mallnda
U-slie Ball
7 16 11,666 2fi
Diatrict No. 65
Mrs. Geo. West. Alliance
QaO, West, Alliance
Arthur Baumgardn"!-. Alliance
0 5 9,995 0
Diatrict No. 56
John llerlein, Marsland
Frank Matoack, Marsland
Wm. Thompson, Marsland
Pea rle Bonifleld
6 26 21,265 la
Diatrict No. 57
L. V. Crawford, Haahman
John Ienzer, Burns
Mabel Crawford, Hashman
4 3 7.345 26
Diatrict No. 58
C L. Hashman, Haahman
John Sass, Alliance
Floyd Trine, Alliance
Luna Hawkins, Alliance
6 9 12.966 30
District No. 60
John Jelinek, Hemingford
T. L. Hopkins, Sr.. Hemingford
T. L. Hopkins, Jr., llemlngrord
Sadie Hopkins
7 11 M.0M 11
District No. 78
Joseph DahOB, Marsland
Mike Duhon, Marsland
Frank Duhon, Marsland
Josephine Hoffland
4 l IJ7I 25
District No. 78
('has. Bauer, direct.. Alliance
Win. Bauer, mod.. Alliance
If, Fraederich, treaa.. Alliance
Alice Bauer, teacher, Alliance
6 16 14.555 20
Diatrict No. 78
Henry Brus. Canton
("has. McClear, Burns
John Kessler, Burns
Minnie Halbur
5 7 11,295 15
District No. 80
James Watson, Marple
Mrs. Nellie Watson, Murple
W. H. Sult.back. Marple
1 2 13,936 0
District No. 81
Pete Swan son. Hemingford
W. H. Roland, Hemingford,
H. I). Leahy, Hemingford
Jessie Hacker
7 11 47.776 5
District No. 92
L. T. Poole, Marsland
Hurt Furman, Marsland
('has. K. Hunsaker, Marsland
Francis McGlnnls, Marsland
7 69 45.790
District No. 124
A. Hale. Alliance
J. Lister. Alliance
15
B, Gregg. Alliance
Fanny McCoy. Alliance
8 16 34.770 20
Diatrict No. 126 t
H. .1 Pitman, Hemingford
Geo. Osborne, Hemingford
R E Wright, Hemingford
Violet Kennedy
6 7 9,216 36
EXAMINATION FOR CERTIFICATES
There will be four regular exam
inations yearly, In July, November.
January und March as arranged for
county certificates, and such apeclal
examinations as shall be thought .id
vlsable by the. state superintendent.
INTERESTING SOCIAL EVENT
The bath room shower Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Hamilton was one of great merri
ment. A mock wedding was the
scene of amusement. The bride of
the occasion wore a pretty green
skirt of the very latest pattern with
the new train, a la Paris, and a
waist of pink full. Her veil was the
latet Import of the Bee Hive. The
groom wa attired In a aeal brown
auit with a "Cashmere bouquet" but
ton hole. The hridemald carried
out the color cheme of the rainbow
in every repect. The bet man was
the center feature of the evening.
he bridal party took their places
at the altar, a creation of hearts
and flowers, while Ills Reverence
sang, "Everybody" Doing It Now."
The ribbon bearers strung ribbons
of imported velashmere In pofuslon.
The caste was a follows:
Miss Ham. Renawold Bride
Miss Beulnh Smith ... Bridegroom
Miss Alice Acheson .... Bridesmaid
Miss lee belle Gabus .... Best Man
Miss Grace Johnson, Weeping Mother
Miss Elva Hamilton. Bride's Father
Miss Blanche Kibble Priest
Miss Nell Tash and Miss Irene Rice
Ribbon Bearere
Miss Marjory Oilman and Miss Bes
sie Hamilton Flower Olrls
Miss Dorothy Smith .. Ring Bearer
Mias Leone Mallery
His Reverence, Mr. Dorety
Othera present were Misses Maude
Laursen, Edna Benedict, Bessie Kib
ble, Emma Tash. Laura Mounts, NeH
Acheson, Mrs. B F. Oilman, Mrs. J.
C. McCorkle, Mrs. t. E. Tash. Mrs.
G. B. Crime Mrs. I. L. Acheson and
Mrs John Overman.
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POPULAR PRICES ON
FRAMED PICTURES
The subjects ure very popular, in
cluding many vopWn frtmi master
I pieces. You will be surprised at the
' low prices being made on these
goods. We have a lot of small, mat
pictures suitable for gifts from teach
I ers. Special prices in dozen lots
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