The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, November 04, 1904, Image 18

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November 4 , I.9Q4 . THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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With tile Sports.
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Peter li'l'cdericl.c and George
Dietsch ba g'ed twcnty-onc snipes
on the Muddy bottoms Friday.
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Del Noah and henry Sanford
I spent Monday in thc country
hunting' They report eleven
stripes and seven ducks.
J1'rank Crabil1 , Linn Himmel-
reich and Clay Davis report
twcnty-fivc "Jacks" as a result ot
an afternoon on the marsh lands.
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No mallards during thc warm
weather of thc past wcck. About
ten dan of nipping cold and the
green hearts will again bc in the
thc land.
The foot ball game bctwreu
Nebraska and Illinois on Thanksgiving : -
giving day should he a battle
royal. Illinois tied Chicago Sat-
urday G to c" , which score indi-
cates a great tcam.
Is there to bc no local foot ball
team this year ? HumboltltPaw-
nee City , Hiawatha and .L'ccumsch
all have first class tcams. 'Vhat's
the matter with Falls City ?
A great game of foot ball was
in progress in Millers pasture last
Saturday. Both teams were
compoRcel of youngsters and there
was a fight every thirty scc 1HIs.
'Ve did not learn thc SCotc.
Bob Rule thinks that ncxt year
he will show sonic of thc dogs a
thing or two. There is no doubt
but that thc Falls City dogs
would show very favorably if
they were trained well and given
' plenty of work outs.
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Minnesota defeated Nebraska
at foot ball Saturday at Minneapolis : -
apolis by a score of 16 . to 12.
Minnesota is one of thc greatest
elevens in thc country and Nc-
braska's showing is it source of
great satisfaction to her fricnds.
Charley Corncll. the , celebrated
center fielder with thc Colts , was
thc lucky man to win thc diamond
stud which was raffled ofT by
Gco. Shicllls on Saturday night.
Charley was kept busy for some
time rccciving thc congratulations -
tions of his many _ _ fncns.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Cider and pure apple butter at
thc new cider mill a It the cream-
cry building.
Thc school children arc invited
to call at 'Vanncrs for their
school supplies ,
FallsCity had an egg famine
for several days last wcck.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas P. Gist of
Salem were in town several days
last week visiting rclath'cs.
Falls City streets arc lined with
trees which at present arc deck
cd with vivid Autumn foliage
They add much to thc beauty 01
thc placc.
l'hc services at thc Christian
church were well attended last
Sunday morning and cvcning.
The pastor , l ev. Pougcon , used
for his morning sub.1cct"Lovcj" ; "
and made a comparative study of 4
the human and Divine lovc. In
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thc evening , his subject was-
" ' ' " hc used 1 thc :
.L'hc Prcssj" ; and usc <
story of Zacchcus as a means of
bringing out thc Joints { in thc '
scrmon. The sermon was a very 0 (
interesting one , and was listened :
to by a very large auelicnc Rcv.
Poug-con is snaking arrangements - I
for a series of-cntcrtainl11cnts for 1
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thc benefit of the young pcople. .
These c'ntcrainmcnts will bc giv-
cn monthly , and time late of their
occur lncc will bc made known :
later on. The first one wilt be
given in thc church on Thanksgiving - , j
giving evening , and all arc in- ,
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vitcel to attcnd
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Joe Rogers , thc Barnum & '
who has been
Bailey employee , t
confined to the Mercy Hospital '
with a broken leg ever since thc ;
circus , left last Saturday for '
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Bridgeport , . Conn , thc winter j
quarter ; : , of thc big show arc to located - .
catcd there. Rogers was thc delight -
light of a number of small boys
while here as hc had many intcr-
esting' stories to tell of circus life.
Hc was whim Buffalo Bills Wild
show for six years and had been
twice abroad.
Because of thc beautiful w . ath-
cr Saturday there was thc largest
number of farmers.in . town that
has been here for a long timc.
Notwithstanding thc streets were
crowdcd as on circus clay , thc reporter -
porter did not hear a single remade -
made regarding politics Surely :
this is thc most remarkable political -
cal campaign cvcr.
Willie Warren , thc little boy
who was so terribly beaten overtime
thc head by the woman , Ida Pool
who was convicted at tlut last
term of court is at thc Mercy
hospital receiving trea tmcn t. The
child fell out of a tree a few days
ago and so injured his diseased
head that surgical attention was
necessary
Isaac Harris and Jess Jameson
of Stella were in Falls City a few
hours Sunday morning They
were retuning from St. Louis
and were compellcd to get ofT here
and await thc afternoon train
home as thc 'Yorld's fair special
does not stop at Stella. .
Everything new at the cider
mitt at thc creamery building
building four blocks north of thc
Douglas mill. 'Vc guarantee all
thc cider from your applcs.
The foundation of Dr. Hous' =
ton's new residence is about com-
plctc and in a short time north
stone street will have another
beautiful dwelling house added
to its residence district.
f i Go to A. G. \Yanncr for all
kinds of school supplics.
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How About It ?
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Will \'ou let us fit you in a pair of
\Vinter Shoes if you are promptly
and politely waited upon ; rightly fit- . .
ted and you get the best style your
price will purchase ?
If von get the utmost comfort that . y
, can be put into a shoe ; and have the
guarantee of a straight-out . shoe < ,
house ; to have any complaint , no
. matter how slight , promptly satisfied , t ,
and to know that you get a dollar's
worth for every dollar you pay ?
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Tile Shoe 1aii.
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Best Enameled Ware 11ade. .
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Sweet cider and pure cider vin-
egar 20c a gallon at Heck's feed
store.
Jamcs Stephenson and Dr.
Eldcr of Harada were Falls City
visitors turday.
Yc have experienced plumbers
and will do your work reasonable
- Crook and Co.
Solon P lmer's pcrfume. City
Pharmacy.
1lrsV. . \V. Abbey and child-
'ren arc sick with the grip.
Jaccb Crabill is in ClarindaIa. ,
this week selling a large clothing
stock with which he was associ-
atrc1 previous to his coming to
halls Ci ty.
The steam heating plant is be-
ing installed in thc Mercy hospi tal.
'Vhen this is complete this hos-
pitai will be as perfectly appointed -
ed as any in thc state.
A visit to our meat markets t'
about 4 p. 111. 011 a Saturday J
afternoon is enough to convince
one that Americans like their '
English cousins sire certainly ,
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II bee f ca tcrs , " / } . "
Crook and Co. , have thc best ' 'I. .
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line of fencing in town. Call , <
and sec it. . I
Missouri Pacific Raihvay .j
Time Table , Falls City Neb. ,
NORTH . "
No. 1 Omaha 'and Lincoln
1 xprcss . . . , , , . . , , . , . . . " . A 2:2 : a m
Ko. Oumha and Lincoh , + . . 8:35 : a 111 ( ,11
No 8 Omaha and Lincoln ) J
passenger . . . , , , , , , . , , . , . A 2:48 : p 111 " .
No. 233 Local ) 'reight Au-
burn " . . " . . " . , . , . " . " . " . " . i\ 1:10 : p JI1
SOUTH
No 2 Kansas ity amI St.
Louis and Denver . . . , , " . A 3:47 a 111
No. 58 Kansas ity rand St. "
Louis and Dcnve " . " . , . , A 2:48 : p 111
No.53 orids 1 ' air s ccial. _ 8:45 : p 111 ,
No. 232 Local , Atchison . , 10:30 : a 111
No 220 tock Prcight , Hi-
awatha" . , . , . , . " . . . , . , . . . A 9:52 : p 111 .
A. Daily. B. Daily except Sunday. . .
J.'n VARNIH . Agent . . . t.t/ / : . ;