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4 TI-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE IVlay 6 , 1904
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" LOCAL AND PERSONAL
\ Willie Vaughn went to AtchiM
r _ son Sunday ; :
i 1\ L. Hall caui down from
' Verdon Sunday.
I Dr. Burchard went to Atchison
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T : : Sunday afternoon.
A. J. Helmick of Stella was in
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I town Sunday. .
C. L. Ivlatten of IIumboldt wa
in town lVloriday.
, . Howard Conover of Verdon was
in the city Saturday
Sam Ayres and wife of Sabetha
spent Sunday in this city.
R. E. Fenton came down from
Dawson 011 business 1\1onday.
IvIatt Shulenberg of Barada
was in town on business Satur : .
" day.
. John Hall and Walter Veach
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of Verdon spent Sunday in this
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'f ' city .
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George Thomas who has been
working for Kaiser & IIarnack ,
returned to Nebraska City SunM
day.
Mrs . Ed \"herry of Kansas
City arrived in the city the latter
part of the week for a visit with
friends
Dr. Houston has purchased the
vacant lots north of Dr. \Viscrs
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residence on Stone street , and
will build a modern house thercM
on.
A. R. Stetler came down from
r Pawnee and . spent Sunday in this
. - city , visiting his daughter Carrie
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I' ; who is a teacher in the city
schools.
James l\'Iartin who has been
i l working in the capacity of a
pressman on The Tribune for
k some time past , left Sunday for
LaCy gne , Kansas.
Y G The ground is so full of moisture
7 ? that some of the wells hi the east
.t j part of town are full and running
over. The water has also caused
some damage to cellars
Jol111 Higgins who works at
Coupe & hornton has a badly
- cut hand. " \Vhile cutting meat
last Saturday the knife slipped
, = and inflicted the i nj ury.
The ball game on last Sunday
- resulted in a victory for the Falls
. City team and another defeat' for
the Verdon boys. The score was
7 t9 1. A big crowd witnessed
i he game.
' " \ \ ' . C. Boyd drove down from
Salem , : Monday to meet Robert
Boyd and wife who came from
Ohio. They were called to Salem -
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C lem l by the serious illness of l\fr.
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{ . Boyd's mother.
' - - ' ' 'Irs G. H. Parsell was called
. the serious
- to Chicago Saturday by -
ous illness of her daughter , Irs.
Foster. 1\1rs. Foster has visited
iii i this city several times and has
many friends and acquaintances
. who regret to learn of her illness
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The advertising car of Wallace
Bros circus arrived in town this
week and the force of men proceeded -
ceec1ec1 to post bills. Time show
will be here May 31. . No sooner
will the Campbell Bros. behe-
mouth disappear in the distance
than the Wallace Bros. camels
will poke their noses over the
horizon.
The farmers are very busy
planting corn. The ground is in
good condition and the crop out- o
lee is fine. When the farmers are
so busy it is pretty dull in town ,
but if it is quiet now it will be
all the more lively after while.
More Falls City people will attend -
tend the St. Louis exposition than
attended the exposition at Omaha
At all times during the summer ,
Falls City will be represented at
St. Louis.
A fair audience heard the Wesleyan -
leyan Quartet No. 2 at the 1\lethM
odist church 1\Ionc1ay : evening and
the entertainment gave general
satisfaction.
W. K. Knight is having the
interior of his photo studio redecorated -
decorated and the changes will
make a. decided improvement in
the appearance of the place
The work of enlarging the big
sheds at the Graham lumber yard
is in progres'S. : The main . shed
will be extended north to cover
the site of the old Lange residence.
The commencement exercises
this year promises to be very bri1-
li lnt. On this occasion the proper -
er amount of school spirit win
assert itself.
. The'lloods have practically disappeared -
appeared and unless another one
comes farming on the lowlands
will not be seriously yetarded.
There is only one way you can
get all the local news one year for
one dollar and that is to subscribe
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for The Tribune .
C. F. Reavis went to Lincoln
Monday to appear in a case be-
fore the supreme court.
'Pry Berry's Chick Food for little -
tle chicks - just the stuff - at
IIeck's Feed Store.
\Ve honestly believe that when
you cut < ; off one dandelion , two
will grow in its place.
Do not forget Coupe & tl horn-
ton when you want good meat
cheap
Jacob Nofsger came down from
Dubois on business the first of
the week. - . . .
Fred IIerpster is having the
interior of his place nicely c1ecoM
rated.
Clara Tanner is acting in the
capacity of clerk at the postofi ce.
F. E. Hinkle of Stella 'was in
the city over Sunday , .
A. T. Parsons of Verdon . . . . spent
Sunday in this city. -
Eat Sowle's Candy.
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Rates to the St. Louis Worlds Fair as Follows
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Leave on No. 50 VlORLD'S FAIR SPECIAL
at 8:45 : p. 111. and arrive in St. Louis for.breakfast. . No
change of cars.
Leave on No. 52 at 3:47 : a. m. and arrive in St.
Louis in the afternoon. .
Leave on No. 59 at 2 :48 : p. m. , and arrive in St.
Louis at 7oo : a. m. , .
Stop-overs of TO days may be had on lll tickets " .
reading through St. Louis
Extension of time limit may be had at St. Louis
by applying to joint agent and paying the difference be- ; .
.tweem limit purchased and limit desired plus 25 c nts.
For further information see local agent.
I J. B.VARNER , . AGENT II 4
I-Ierman Tiehn of Stella was in
town Saturday and called at the
court house to pay his taxes. Ivr.
'I'ieha is one of the heaviest tax-
payers in the county and when
he shows up the force at the
treasurers office sees work ahead.
By the way , the reciepts at the
treasurers office did not fall below
two thousand dollars any day last
week
George Smith was down from
Dawson Saturday. Mr. ' Smith
is one of the republican candi-
dates for the legislature but in
this case was not 'in Falls City
looking after his political fences ,
but to meet Mrs. Smith who has
been visiting in Canada for the
past four 111onths.
W. H. Morrow republican can-
didate for county attorney was
in the city Saturday' Cot.Ior -
'row is some what stiff and lame
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Fire I Insurance
For Reasonable Rates
and
Prompt Payment of
Losses call on
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Preston losses settled In two days
Goolsby barn loss settled In four days
John L. Cleaver
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INSURANCE AGENT
Palls City , Nebraska
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from having been kicked by a
horse but his injuries have in : 110 ' . , . _
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wise diminished the speed with - > > 1
which he is running for the r.
county attorneyship . J
Geo. Holt and Jim Powell lost .
one of their fine grey hounds last ;
riday. : The animal was missed
and later was found near the
Leachman place north of town
with its neck broken. It probab-
ly 1 ran into a tree while chasing
a rabbit.
Big Horn Basin
Your spare time will be well
spent if YOl.l will use it in imiaking'l .
a trip to this new irriagted COUl1- 'l-
try. The United States will not Y
bit long now in getting under 0
irrigation all the land that is . \
subject to this class of farming ,
us it is becoming the most pop- 1
ulm' way to farm for sure results ;
This country iR yet in infancy- . , j
and homeseekers should avail .
themselves of this opportunity to ;
get a farm 111 the BigHorn BaRin. - ;
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Just now you can get the choice I
of this land at a very low price . !
and you will be s\\rpprised what. I
a delay of a. few days will do for . I
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you in the price of this land. \
Post yourself on this country 'fl" I
by Writi11g for a booklet decrip- ' 4 i
tive of the Big Horn Basin and
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an other information you may
desire.
\Ve will make very low round
trip rates to this country the first' .
and third Tuesdays in .
J. Francis , General Passenger J
Agent , Burlington R 0 ute ,
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Omaha , Neb. 1-3
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