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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1906)
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 16 , 1906. LOCAL LORE Call 74 when in need of a nice juicy steak , Dan Kelly ol Verdon spent Saturday here. M. J. Buries was down from Beatrice Sunday. Richard Kaiser was up from Preston Saturday. Spare ribs and tenderloin at Heiser and MoFiinan. J. W. Stoddard of Auburn spent Saturday here. Sheriff Fenton and wife were Lincoln visitors Saturday. Weldon Shively of Neinaha was a Friday visitor here. Oyster shells one dollar per hundred at Heck's feed store. C. F. Reavis returned Monday from a business trip to Omaha. Col. Leonard of Pawnee City \vasa Falls City visitor Monday. W. A. and Jas. T. Margrave were up from Reserve last Friday. Mrs. Bert Harpster has almost recovered from her recent sick ness. John Blain of Pawnee City was a business visitor here Sat urday. U. M. Savior of Merrill , Kanl , was a guest at the National on Saj-ttrday. JosGibbs of Hiawatha was a Friday visitor in this city the past week. A. L. Keedy returned to Au burn Saturday after a brief yisit in Falls City. R. J. Peckhans was down from Pawnee City the latter part of the past week. C. L. Swain was over from Robinson , Kan. , on Saturday of the past week. Heiser & Mosiman will pay 3011 the highest market price for your stocks and hides- Me Hoover , the popular mer chant of Salem spent Saturday at the county seat. D. F. Harbaugh from the Miles ranch spent Sunday with friends in this city. J. R. Triggs was down from Dawson transacting business in this city on Saturday. Ferd Friedly a popular resident 'of Verdon vicinity spent Satur day among Falls City friends. Frye Bros , had a car load of J&J 1290 pound steers on the Kansas City market that sold at $5.40. The work on the new City hotel will soon commence as the contractors have been bus } ' on the plans all week. Dr. Fleming reports the ar rival of an infant daughter at the home of Jake Gibbel and wife , on Thursday of last week. Mrs. V. E. Emerson ofDawson returned Saturday from a trip to St. Joseph and Kansas and spent Sunday at the home of Wm. Cade. A gentle spring rain Monday night and Tuesday morning with a fall of thirty degrees in the temperature Tuesday was the calendar of the weather the first of the week. Tom Spence and Flo } ' B. Fursc of the Locke Dramatic Co. . spent lit a few days of this week the guests of the former's brothei 1 Sidney P. Spence , proprietor of the National hotel. Harlow's evaporated peaches ; apricots , prunes , apples and rais ins are selling fast because the ) are fresh , first quality and selling at the same price the' wholesale man asks for them. Give us a call on dried fruit. Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our grati tude to the many friends foi their loving acts of kindnes : v during our recent bereavemetr and sorrow. Also we desire t < thank the members of the Mason ic lodge , the G. A. R's. and tin Deutsche Geshellshaft for thei I assistance. m MKS. J. J. TANNER AND FAMILY District Court. The court adjourned for a short breathing spell Wcdnes. .lay. The last jury case result , etl in a judgment for Ohas. Heinemau for $300 on his build- ng contract. Monday the court icard an injunction case from : lie west end between William Pjaden a n d Henry Loeunig. The supreme court having rend , ered its last opinion in the Miles will case the attorneys were pressing for a trial. The natter will be determined some- ; ime in the near future.proba bly about March IJHli. An adjourned term will bo held in the near future to try a few cases that could not be heard at this term. One of our local negroes asked or a raxor in a hardware store ast week. "Certainly" replied the hardware man , "you want it or shaving purposes ? " "No sah les social1 said the negro. The boys are growing a little careless on the dress suit proposi- ion. At the last Elks dance verv few were in evidence. This custom is too appropriate and ileasing to cease. Saturday was a banner day at he National hotel as they had over ninety guests for dinner. This is a sufficient recommencla- ion for any institution. Miss Berry is making extensive mproyements at her millinery > arlors. New paper and paint nake the inside furniture and fix- ngs look like new. Wm. Flowers and wife are the parents of a 12 pound baby bo- which arrived at their home Sun- lay morning. , Dr , - re ports everyone as doing1 nicely. Harlow can fit you out for your Sunday dinner in cabbage , sweet potatoes , turnips , parsnips , celer } ' . oranges , bananas , lemons. Mrs. M. Lum who has been visiting1 at the home of her moth er , Mrs. Sue Dewald returned to icr home in Verdon Friday. Go to Harlow's to get John Merrill bacon and hamsNo better sold. Price same as for ow grade goods. The reports from Charlie Abbe } ' are quite encouraging. He is expected in Falls Cit } ' about the middle of next month. C. F. Reavis has been before the United States court in Omaha this week. Mrs. Reavis accom panied him. C. B. Rodgers , division super intendent of the C. B. Q. rail road , was a Monday visitor here. Dr. Fleming-has our thanks for favors this week. Her name is now on our subscription list. Win. Khulman of Barada was looking after business affairs on Saturday at the county scat. Heiser and Mosiman has a full line of Ileinzes pickles , kraut , mince meat and bulk mustard. Harlow's oatmeal , vitus , cream of wheat , vigor , egg-o-see bianco cero all fresh from the mills. Harry Rulter of Highland , Ks. , spent a day or two of last week with friends here. Ilarlow has just received a fresh supply of sweet , sour and dill pickles. W. R. Webb , of Severance , Ivans. , was a Saturday visitor in this cit3r. C. B. and M. J. Clark of Au burn were Saturday visitors in this city. Harlow has navy Lima pink beans fresh goods grown this season. R. E. Grinrtcad was a Salem visitor on Friday of the past week. Harlow's 20c coffee is better than any 25c coffee sold in Falls City. City.G. G. W. Riden of Salem spent a part of last week with Falls City folk. J. Darsel Lloyd of Beatrice wah a Saturday visitor here. Harlow'sJap tea is a success Only 50c per pound. Turn Da vies relumed Tuesday 'rom Auburn. Mrs. L. A. Sears is numbered on the sick list. Carl A. Stein was down from Lincoln Tuesday. Evcred Hayes was over froiu Hiawatha Friday. M. L. Hayes of Stella spent Tuesday in this city. Winnie Perry returned to Hum- boldt on Wednesday. I. E. Smith was down from lumboldt Tuesday. Warren Schaible came down from Auburn Tuesday. Lettuce Stewart of Salem is -isiting with Josie Gilroy. Mrsi Henry Rucgge was ser- ously ill during the week. James Maddox was up from 3reston last Wednesday. Henry Kuper of Humboldt was i Tribune visitor Tuesday. OraC. and Ira Snyder were lown from Salem Saturday. Ben Kopf was up from Rule he latter part of last week. J. II. Miles left Tuesday for Causa * City and Los Angeles , Cal. Chas. Davis , of the News , was n Kansas City visitor during the week. Helen Martin visited Auburn and Stella friends during the wecic. Mrs. Laura B. Reid returned Saturday from a week's yisit in Omaha. Edwin Falloon was a witness n the Gandy case in Auburn Wednesday. Mary Thacker left Friday after- 10011 for a visit with Pawnee City friends. W. J. Owens , tne horse buyer : rotn Hamilton. Mo. , was in the city Monday. Mrs. F. H. Werner returned Tuesday from a brief visit with St , Joseph friends. Emmet Fenton of Haddam , Kansas was visiting relatives in : his City Saturday. Wm. Tjaden and wife of Bumboldt were the guests of Judge Wilhite and wife Tuesday. Chas. Sharts of Kansas City visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sharts during- this week. Rev. Cline assisted Rev. Cal- vert of Ilumboldt this week in the revival meeting- being held there. L. P. Gridley , a prominent fanner of the west end was a pleasant caller at this office Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed May left Wednesday for Salem and will take charge of their merchandise store immediately. Dr. Boose reports the arrival of a girl baby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Whitney on Saturday , the 10th inst. Stanley Wicks of Lincoln visit ed with his mother Mrs. Wicks and his grandmother Mrs. Ned- row the first of the week. Lulu Morris who has been vis iting at the home of her father Geo. W. Morris , left Wednesday for her home in Hiawatha. Will and James Hossack came down from Omaha Wednesday and are visiting with their par ents , Mr. and Mrs. John Hossack. Charlotte Lippold who has been visiting relatives and friends in this city for the past month returned to her home in Blue Springs , Nebraska last week. Burton Sperry and son , Will , returned Tuesday from Ilumboldt where they have been employed with their ho'use moving appar atus. Hon. Win. Fenton of Haddam , Ks. , was visiting with his neph ew , Sheriff Fenton , the first of the week , and was a pleasant caller at this office Tuesday morning. Temptation Cash Shoe Sale ! I , Q. E. Hall , have bought Geo. Holt's stock of Shoes and now I want to sell them to you. This makes me with two stocks of Shoes on hand. I want to put the stocks together in the Holt building , but before doing this , 1 wish to re duce the Holt Stock so there will be room for the stock from my store. To do this I will make prices for 10 days or two weeks on every = thing in the Holt Stock which will make it a TEMPTATION FOR YOU TO BUY SOMETHING - THING if you will but COME AND LOOK. i For Cash Only Will reduce prices on everything from 16 to so per cent and will sell a large lot of Mens' and Womens' Shoes at $ i per pair. Many will go for less than I can buy them. Now is your opportunity to supply yourself and family for little money. Women's Men's and Shoes , $1 Per Pair This will be a strictly CASH SHOE SALE. Nothing goes on credit Nothing goes without the cash. G. E. HALL Falls City Nebraska Mrs. Sue Swcnk , of Lincoln , and Mrs. Mary Bruns , of Beatrice , arrived in the city last week and are visiting their sister , Mrs. O. Wachtcl , who has been very ill. Mrs. Sue Swenk returned to her home last Saturday , while Mrs. Bruns will remain for a more ex tended visit. Chris Lyonberger of Ilumboldt attended the Wittrock , Rieshick and Wyatt hog sale last Satur day. Prof. Tobie and wife went to Hiawatha Saturday afternoon for a brief visit with friends. Win. Brandow , a west-end breeder of Duroc-Jersey attended the Veach sale on Friday. Henry Leonig of Ilumboldt paid the Tribune office a pleasant call the first of the week. Charlie Boeck of Ilumboldt was a welcome visitor at these quarters on Tuesday. Joseph Graves of Ilumboldt was a Friday visitor at this coun ty capital. Ingrain Cain spent Thursday and Friday at his home in this city. Revival meetings will begin at the First Christian Church Mar. 18th. Otto Huettner on Route 3 was a welcome visitor here Saturday. Chas. F. Xoeller of Preston re membered the Tribune this week. Chas. Nitsche of Rule was a pleasant caller here Monday. Verna Sears was on the sick list during the past week. Doc Inskeep spent , Sunday with his family in this city. Sadie and Ida Meyers were up from Preston last Thursday. Fred Shock returned to Salen Friday. Col. Stock spent Sunday in this city. V. Frank TIoppc left Saturday for Veinont. George Jones was up from Re- erve on Frida } ' . Myrtle Bowers returned Satur- lay from Kansas City. John Oswald returned Monday rom a business trip to Stella. F. W. Cleveland was an M. P. > assengcr for Nebraska City Monday. Helen Brebeck went to St. Joe Saturday for her spring stock of nillincrv. Fred Shcppard was over from liawatha the latter part of the > ast week. Mrs. Frank Gossett is visiting it the home of her parents , Mr. mid Mrs. Snyder. Oliver Hall of the Ilumboldt Standard was a caller at this office Monday morning. Miss West who has been visit ing with Flora 7ook rein mud tu ler home at Dawson Monday. Mrs. PVed Nettleback returned Saturday from a two weeks visit with her sister in Nebraska City. Orra R. Ross of Auburn spent Sunday at the home of his par ents , John Ross and wife , in this city. Miss Oliver who is * attending the Normal at Peru spent Satur- lay and Sunday with her parents lien : . Mrs. Etta Mason and bon who have been visiting with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Judy returned Friday to their home in Preston. Fred Shock left Monday after noon for Nebraska City where he will be employed in the clothing store of F. W. Cleveland & Son , Mrs. A. E. Jaquet was called to Horton on Monday by the accidental death of a nephew which occurred inIowa | , the re mains being brought to his honu in Horton. Duroc Jersey Swine. The sale of Duroc-Jersey swine at the Nemaha Valley farm south of Ilumboldt on the 7th inst. was one of the most successful held for some time past. The crowd was large and were there for bus iness. They found just what they were looking for and were willing to pay what they were worth in most instances. While exclusive breeders were not numerous , the farming community concluded to try the red fellows and knew just where to find the best in the state. Mr. Brandow has been niilding up this herd for the > ast seven years and has always laid the top price for breeders- 31ood will tell and today the Nemaha Valley herd is second to lone in the state. The average > rice was close to $40 for youngs- ers which proves beyond a doubt hat the average Nebraska farm er has faith in future pork. JEWELRY THE BCST AND LATEST In Jewelry can be seen at our stoix and when vou * compare the goods and prices you rcalixe what splendid values are given The fobs , n e c k 1 a c es , crosses , lockets and scarf pins are particularly at tractive. A fine line of rings in every style. First-class Jewelry and Watch Repairing. Fine Kngraving. A. E. j AQUET : THE'OLD RELIABLE