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I August 12 , 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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; Drainage Matters
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, , h " 'rhe owners of bottom lands ,
( , , subject to inundation , from excessive -
cessive rainfalls , are seeking to
organize a drainage district
under Article one , Chapter eighty
mile , of the compilcd statutes of
Neb. for 1903.
( Beginning at the mouth of
) Rattlesnake Creek on south fork
' ; of great Nemaha river in Scc. 4 ,
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'j\ j \ , Town , one , Range , fourteen East ,
Richardson Co. , Ncb. Beginning
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; again on thc north fork of thc
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'J " a N. \'cr where thc same is
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, crossed by thc west line of Section
32 , 1' 2 , R 15 East. Bcginning.
again on Muddy creek at the
, west line of Section G , ' 11 , R.
L 17 E. and terminating at the
. mouth of the Mo. river.
, - The requircments of the law
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arc now being complied with by
' { the careful prepcration of a pe-
, tition and bond , giving the
, . termini and location of route to
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- bc fo11owed-as to government
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mbdivisional corner and lines
! and distance of route. It is to be
r \ observed that Burt , Washington ,
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1 Douglas and Dodge Counties are
't now at work under this law , and ,
; that in Burt County the law has
i been sus.tainclaftcr ; : the parties
r , had been repeatedly turned down
, " by thc Supreme Court because of
technical errors in pctitions-
such as a failure to accurately
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; Correspondence 1 I
It I News of the County ns Told by I
Our Special Correspondents -
Wiliamsville.
Anna Longemang spent this
: week with Mary Duerfeldt. -
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j Nellie Dunn and brother Byron
i . were in Falls City 'l\u ( sday.
f ; . : Mrs. Viva Prime of Falls City
. is visiting at thc home of her
! moth cr.
! Rev. Gromoch and wife spent
I 0 - . . . Sunday at the home of E. C.
" Ducrtcl .
! A. E. Niseh' has contracted to
: l teach the Wilhamsviile school for
I the coming tcrm.
t Mr. \Vamsly and Anna Kuhl-
man spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Fal1er.
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The infant daughter of Henry
Sintering jr , who has been Seriously -
o ously ill is improving.
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\ : Mr. and 1\1rs. Henry Faller
were pleasant callers at the home
of C. Steinbrink Sunday after-
I noon.
1\lrs. Scharringhausen and
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! ' ; grandma from near St. Deroin
: t. ; , 0 spent Sunday with the hatters
k" , daughter , Mrs. John later.
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and definitely state the location
of the route-as to government
suulivisionallincs and corners.
After the route is so stated , then
the County board of Supervisors
cooperating with the engineer in
charge may change the location
at anyone plain , excepting at
the termini.
\Ve arc very busy now prepar-
ing this petition which when
completed , will next week , be
published , together with other
interesting items. of drainage
matters , in various localities , including -
c1uding the ' 1'arldo river" in Mo.
In the mean time let liS not
forget that the owners of inllllda-
ted lands are seeking at their
own expense to reclaim the finest
body of alluvial lands in America
and thereby add to the aggregate
wealth df county and state for
taxation purposes thousands of
dollars and incidentally co lserv-
ing the expenses of the county in
costs of repairs to Co. bridges
arh1 } also eliminating the impossi-
biHty of ever hang good roads
at all seasons , across the bottoms
by placing the water plane of the
Ncmaha Valley from G to 10 feet
lower then it" is now , and also
incidcntly eliminating the mo-
squito and malarial diseases.
Yours truc1y ,
l : . E. Grinstcad.
Mrs. Hose of Shubert spent
Sunday with her sister l\rrs.Luhn.
Hcnry Luhn jr , who has been
at the gardi'llcr hospital for some
time returned home Sunday for
a short stay with his parents. He
is getting along niccly.
Ru 10.
A large extra gang are at work
in the big cut west of town.
Firdnand and Mary Boheme
are visiting in Atchison , Kas.
l\Irs. Maggie Harrison of St.
Joe are visiting friends in Rulo.
Mrs. \Vhalen and sons left Fri-
day for a visit with her sister in
Table Rock.
Chas. Ga - non is having some
repairing done on his house in
the north part of tOWli.
Bill Gates , wife and son were
in Rule Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr. Schrader.
A gang of men from here left
Monday evening to paint several
bridges on the B & 1\1 railroad.
Chas. Frederick and family left
Saturday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Forest City ,
Mo.Jolni .
John l\Iarfinosky and family
returned Saturday from St. Louis
where they have been visiting
the exposition.
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. great bar ! to profit In t1ul1ltr hut It need not bu IIU. The fumes from
" , PrIDl5n f Lice Killer
; . : , "cntch every 1011&0. The fumes prnctrutn every hldlul place 'rhero III no hiding !
. . from It under fcathnr or In crnelll or corners or roonts. The chickens are not af'
rected-liu not IIIlnd it , but Its II' 'J I1IOllnR lUIIEO destruction lust paint It 011 the
Q I floor , wnlln , boards , rooM ! . ull' of .1.1 . ilL" houses. Should you prefer the powder
" treatment .10n't lonct the rcli"hlu 1'rttasicnr ! : Lice ow.ler-I'rlco 250 : mail 40c.
\ " " 'e can tI C011llllt1ll1 your 1'11I < ,1.11 1Irt 1lie \ to any one mho h. ' ' poultry. 1'leaso 'Iuute UI
i . r " 11lce5 I.n one gallon anti ! Cite 1:3111111 h'h-I' ? I. W.\Y,111aynnnl ' . 1.\\ . .
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, ; 1'1 h.J I1bo. if y cur dealer \ tioes not krt p It . \Ile 10 m. Our G8 1 31:0 stock look sent ree.
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'rhe [ Prussian cmc(1ies are guaranteed by mc and rllouey rc.
funded if not satisfactory Remember I buy Butter , Eggs and
Poultry and Pay Cash I have Barrel and Lump Hock Salt , also
Coal and wood
OR HECK.
'rhe death of 1\1rs. 'rom Boyd
occnrcd Saturday evening at her
home in the east part of town.
She had suffered long from a
cancer on her face but at last
was called to rest by her Heavenly -
ly Father. She leaves a large
family and many friends to mourn
her loss. : Chic funeral was \ con-
'ductcd from the ? 'I. E. church
and interment was made in the
city ccmetcry.
Fort Hazel News.
The infant child of August
Schmidt is quite sick.
l e\ ' . 'T hos. Aikman preached
at the school house Sunday.
Lillian French of Rube is enjoying -
joying a visit in the country this
weck.
John Cheny , the lucky man
from Fort H'a1.elleft Saturday for
Dakota to file on his c1aim. He
holds No. 516.
J. II. Agec of Lincoln and H.
J. Kloepfelagents for the Bankers -
ers Life Insurance Co. , arc C < 1n-
vasing this territory this wcek.
The Fort Hazel and Rule base
ball team crossed bats at Rube
last Sunday the score stood 8 to
11 in favor of Fort Hazel. Fort
Hazel has one of the best nines
in the country.
The Farmers Mutual ' telephone
committee on supplies met last
Friday and bought material ,
poles , phones , switchboard , etc.
The Strombcrg Carleson people
and the Savannah Implement
Co. were lowest bidders.
Ohio Precinct.
Ayes Nedrow and wife spent
Sunday in Falls City.
G. \V. Peck and wife spent a
few days in Merrill last wcek.
1\1rs. Allie irebaugh and family -
ily visited at N. Pecks Sunday.
1\11' and 1\1rs. Yocum and frun-
ily visited with their daughter
Sunday.
Helen Mohler of Falls City
spent a few days with Mollie
Stouder this week.
l\Irs. H. J. Prichard and dauhg-
tel' and 1\1rs. E. 1\1. Kimmcl and
daughter have returned from
their trip to Sun Springs.
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\Vm. JIucttnCl' anti l family ! visited -
cd wit11 relatives Sunday.
Rev. Stouder and family were
guests at N. Pecks Sunday.
Isaac llOads and wife \'i"ited
with relatives in J.i'alls 1 City Sun-
day. .
] ev. l\lohlcr and family were
pleasantly entertained at g.Pccks
Sunday.
Elizabeth and Lena Brecht
were pleasant visitors with Sadie
Peck Sunday.
'rheVhitrock girls of Falls
City visited at Henry Albers one
day last wcck.
f 1 TIME TABLE
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Lincoln Denver
Omaha tielenn
Chicago Butte
St. Joseph SnIt Lake City
Kansas City . Portland
St. Louis and nil San Frnnclsco
points exist and and nil IJOlnts
south. west.
TRAINS LiAVE AS 1IOII.O\\'S :
No. 42. PortlamI St. Louis
Special , St. Joseph ,
Kansas City , St.
Louis and all points
east and south. . . . . 7:27 : p m
No. 13. Vcstibuled express ,
daily , DCIIVC1' anti
all points west ruin
northwcst. . . . . . . . . . 1:33 : am
No. 14. Vcstibulcd express ,
daily , St. Joe ; Kansas .
sas City , St. Louis
and all points east
amI south. . . . . . . . . . 7:47 : a m
No. 15. Local express , daily
Lincoln amI points
castwcstnorthwcst 1 : 8 p m
No. 21. VcstilJt1lcd express ,
daily , Denver , amI
all points west and
northwest . . . . . . . . . 1:35 : p m
No. 16. VcstilJt1lcd express
daily , St. Joe , Kan-
sas City , St I-ouis
Chicago and points
cast and south. . . . . 4:30 : p m
No. 22. Local cXI\rcss \ daily
Atchison and points
south and wcst. . . . 4:44 : p m
No. 41. St. I..onis-Portlaud
Special , r-i ncol nHc-
lena , 'l'acoma and (
Portland without
change . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:07 : p m
No. 115. Local acconunoda-
tion , daily Monday -
day , 'Wcdnsday and
Ii'riday , Salem , Nc-
maha and Nebraska
City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:30 : p In
Sleeping , dining and reeling chair
cars ( scats free ) on through trains.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in thc States or Canada. Per
information , time tables ! , maps and
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart ,
Agent , Falls City , Ncb. , or J. Francis ,
G. P. & 1\ A. , Omaha.
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