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A Blue Mark will advise
lJ i you that you arc in HI' .
; \ rears for one years subScription -
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I i\ ; ; i SCI'lp'lon to'1'he'i'ribuiie
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i John Shu1cnhurg was down
: ' from Harada Sunday.
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; John Kettcr was a largo \ visit -
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t I ' torSunda\ ' .
! \Vil1ian ; ; Stt'cc1.cr was down
from \Vil1iams\.illc Sat urday. :
\'one'Vrig-ht \ was over from
Craig Sunday.
i .Tulious \ValdrolT and wifcsJcnt {
Saturday evening with George :
Smith and wifc.
gddic l Uurklallcr ; of Craig , ? ' do. \ ,
spent Sunday with his cousin ,
Leonard 'elticman.
It is thc talk that Fargo is to
have a new hardware store
The 1''argo ferry boat is i : : in run-
ilig ordcr again. i
\ 7riIcyVaggoilet and l daughter -
tcr Pearl was trading .with our
mcrchant Saturday
'Villic Frederick and wife spent
Sunday at this placc.
Gcorgc Lippold and wife were
in town Saturday. ; .
\Villiam Simms spcnt Saturday
with his sister , 1'11'8. 1\1. Simllls at
Cr a h . .
\ ' . Chipmlll ; spent a few days
last week with William Strcckcr
and family.
1\1rs. Lill ic 'I'h icm i\l1 and sister
Carrie Buckministcr sold their
rcsturnnt to LUC 11 Lo\'all , who
took possession Saturday.
Those fmlll this place who nt-
tcnded he t birthday par'ts' at rue
home of 1\11' lIerschlmrger Monday \ -
day of the past week were i\Iiss
Carrie Buckmtuister Sl\'illa ; and
Olive Thompson and Gustie Nis-
sen
'l'hcrc was a crowd of Corning
boys over Sunday.
Laura Paul was down from
Falls City Sunday to visit her
parcnts.
Herman Sites and Jack Brinc-
gar'ere li'argo'isi tors Sl1I1 < ln ) ' .
Mr Bokman was down from
Barada Sunday visiting his sister
Mrs. Fischer.
Len Walters wag down from
Corning Sunday looking after
busi ness.
The Fargo young folks attended -
ed thc dance at the home of'John
Krusor , Monday nig-ht. All re-
port a good timc.
Mr. Henry Hcrscilburg-er and
sister Carrie were in town l\lon-
day.
day.Mrs.
Mrs. Annie Smith visite(1 relatives -
th'cs in the country Tucsday.
A. ParIsh caste over from Craig
\Iot1lay.
Frank Simms went duck hunting -
ing Monday and cattle in with a'
number of wild < 1uc1 s.
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\V ill in l11svillc.
Mrs . B. inerfehlt t , (1ra11(1inl ;
Dunn and ; 1'\r8. \ I . Ducrfeldt are
numhered a1l10ng' those on thc
sick list.
1.i . Dunn left 1'londa 11101'11-
ing- to redone his work in thc
Harada ; : choo1. .1\11' . Dunn has
impl'o\'cd g-rcatly thc past 'eel ! ,
but has nol entirely rcco\'crcd.
Byron Dunn assisted his uncle
with his work thc past wcck.
N. Faller one of our most in-
dusll'iow ; farmers has a new wind
mill erectl'(1.
'Phc far1l1cl's arc out bright and
early these cold mOl'l1ings break- : .
ing' corn stall.s.
A great number of our house
wives are ting'tLcir friends in
to help theta sew carpet rag-s.
quill : \nd discuss thc topics of the
da\ .
1\1' Con deiit of Colu1l1bus Ohio
and his sister \Irs. Mills or Stella -
la spent several days the latter
part of the week \ 'isitingwith
Mrs. N. J. Dillin.
\Ir. Knisely spent \Vclncsday (
evening at the home of H. J.
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'l'he teachers rcading' circle
met 'Thursday : : evening at the
honk of 1.1. Dunn and discuss-
cd Chapter X. Thc next meeting
will be held at Harada \Vedncs-
day c\'ning' and . : chapters XI and
XII will be disctlssel
. : : Ins. Ira Dunn daughter Nellie
and son Byron and Myrtle Isabel
spent Sunday with the hatters
parents near St. Veroin.
Katie einl.e who has been
staying with her brother has \1'- i
turtlcd home to help his sister
with the string work
Nellie Dunn attcnded ( the teachers -
ers association at Falls City Sat-
urday.
Rulo. i
Sonic of our hunters arc bagging -
g-ing' a g'ood many ducks
Prof. French attcnded the
the teachers association at Falls
City Saturday and took in the
debate Friday e\'cning"
Mr. 'l'imsley moved into the
Louirederick . property Satur-
da ) . .
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A large delegation of Rube
school people attended the high
school debate Friday night. Special -
ial railroad rates were obtained
ant a permit to ride the freight I
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train home. livery one seemed
to enjoy thc trip and also the fact
that HitlO'S debater , l\fch'a Kern
won third place.
Grandma Frederick lied at her
home here Friday at an advanced
ag"e. The funeral occurred at
tIC Catholic church Saturday and
interment was made in the Cath-
olic cemetcry. \lr8. Frederic ]
was perhaps the oldest resident
of Rule at thc time of her death
and leaves many children , grand
children and great grand child-
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I'CII 1 to 11101ll'n her losg
serious acc t1cIIl Ii pcned to
the two year old child of Moses
lr \ rederick Sr : : : turda } . Her father
h.u1 . been load 1ing' shells preparatory -
tory to roing' hunting and tllc
little one picked up one of thcm
and l struck it with a hammer
causing it to explode. It tore j
thumb and fore linger of thc I
right hand away inflicting' a serer -
rervotlnl. . The injurcd 1\1 \ < . ' SC-I
her is doing as well as could be
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expected
Notice t 1 Creditor I
III tilt" COllllty Court of 1' IcltnrQxnu County ,
\etrrastat t !
111 tll ' mailer of the estate ! of nUII'rllll' (
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Ihanilct .h'c'ao.1. It I" I'r.l'r,1 ! hy the COUl'l
that tilt ! 111I1 11111111'11 for creditors 10 fill' clallll' I
lImlllol said .state is ( sIx lIIolJth ( ruin the 11'lh ! I I
Clay of 1..hl'lllll.n5. \ . and all clallllfol not tiled !
ill ' this COlli I. cltllY'l'l'Ith'lI. , . 1111 or ht-fo ! ' Halll ;
last 11:11111',1 I , Ial < ' . will he f.\'I'r b.trred 01'- ,
.1l'r,1 Iii tIit t'tlul all1'lalrllH II c',1 lJlaillHt : oalll j
l'Htall wl1 ! hl' examined " and :111.111..1..11 by tltr , !
cO:1rt. III the county court 1'0111. ill the court ,
huts III \ o'all'Clt , III said county . Altrn \ tyth ,
June l'HII : tool 1 . "It"t , 13th , 1' + 05.
By order of tilt court dated , 1\.1 brnlry I . Ir'n. ;
J. a. I \ \ /t.ltITli.
St\t.l [ S-4 Ci.uuty . .Iu.I" !
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Notice to Creditors j
In the COllllly Court of Hichal..bllll Comity i
( bra IH1ra. i
III the matter of the estat . ' of II"lIry lei " ; { ore !
deceased. It IH onl'r..1 lIy the court thaI tht' I
iron' limited for creditors , 10 tilt claims aralllol ;
said estate ill six months from th' .llh day or
\ 1.ltdll'ln5. allll all claim" lint tiled l I Ihi"
1'0111'1.11111)'rili'II. , . 011 or before Htlllla..t Wanted I
ed I date . will he forever h.lrled Ordered fur- '
titer that alll'lallllotil.1 ! ; au-alll oal.I..lah. will
11. ' eallllll'tl and : \Iju"t11 ! lIy the court , lu the
county court root . lu the court hou : ' , ' III t'alls l
City ill said \ county l\lay 4th . July 4thr tllll Sl'P ;
11'11h'r 4th' 1"OS. .
fly onlt I' of the court dated arch IIh
1"05. .t.I R. WilhH" ,
11).4 S'an County ' Judge-
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pf f c'l lsitlt ' .1bIt > i"'at \ hen :
it \ \ ill tit ) the most good.
Telling' \ < HI that our -lKI.I
better than other coal does
not make it so , but our willingness -
ingness to warrant its lasting -
inll' longer anL giving more
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heat than coal for which von .
pay the same money elsewhere -
where ought hasome :
to \ ( some
weight with the man \\'ho :1
does his " thin kin ' .
own thinking. i
MAUST BROS. ) i
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If VOlt areaStoc\ ! : =
man
who is independent of
Commission Boumon
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ey'e want to hear from
youVe arc
Strictly Commission Firm
and deal with the FREE
AND I\DEPENDEi\T : [
STOCKMEN : EXCLUS
IVELY \Vrite to us for
F. & 1. S. Badge.
Charles Dixon COln'n Co.
Stock Yards , Kansas City , /\10. \
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Fancy and Staple c
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Fruit ! in Seasoi
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Free City DeHvev 3 ,
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'I ' , Storage for a-iotise lold ! 1.
And Other Goods ! ' l
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Bt1 siness lvler f
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\Yith hard accounts to col1ct.'t. : I t
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! JUSTICE of the PEACE 3
FALLS CITY. NEB
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For Colleefan : or for : : ! t
1 . .ranrzczC-arnsrsnmr--r'Aa..nv . . . avva..w L. o'
Small ; Com's on Collections
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RESTAURANT
! SHORT ORDER HOUSE
MEALS AND LODGING !
at ail hours ' (
Everything Neat & Clean t
C. Vo tiE ! DRCKS
PROPRIETOR , ;
& \\TALKER ' : :
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PHYSICiAN & SURGEON
Office over Cle\'eland's Store
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Hours from I to 2 ; 7 to 9
Phone 1 O
DON' DO'T ! ) r I "
It dun't pay ! Don't SC"11d
away for Nursery Stock !
'ritc best ; trees . the finest 1
fruits , the best results are
obtained by purchasing trees
of the FALLS CITY NUl
SEl Y. A large stock of - . , A.I
choice home grown trees to
select from. Low prices for
High Grade Trces.
WM. flOHLER , Proprietor
REFRACTIONIST
R.L.Baumont , M. D. ,
Sixth & FeHxSt.Joseph
Formerly eye and ear special- 1 .
ist now limited practice to - { .j
Eye Glasses