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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1906)
THE FALLS CITk' TR1BUNL- , FRIDAY , MARCH 30 , 1906. Shorthorn Sale ! TOPS FROM PLEASANT HILL HERD This sale will be held in the new Sale Pavilion at AUBURN. Neb. , on Wednesday , April 11. The con signment consists of bred cows and heifers , some with calf at side , and young1 bulls , the get of Baron Surmise , second to no herd bull in the state. j Baron Surmise included in this of fering. GEO. P BELLOWS , HENRY HL KUPER Auctioneer FARGO Mrs. M. C. Urlnogar visited ut tlio homo of Mrs. John Glenson Tuesday. Mr. Kounld hud business in Furjro Tuesday. J. B. Randall expectb to u Into Kansas soon looking after u homo of liis own. C. P. Chchtlev lias moved from the. Taylor farm to tlio eighty acre farm belonging to John Thlltge ? , located about one mllu west of Puilo. Chad Harmon was seen on our sti eots Tuesday. Gco. A. Schmidt had burliness in town Tuesday. J. C. WallrulT and family wcro trad ing in Fargo Tuesday. Len Whliohoad was transacting busi ness in town the Unit of the week. Mrs. Lena WallralV was visiting at her slaters homo the tlrstnftho week. Mrs.Mart'u ' Is visiting at the homo of her brother. Fred Tlohman. M. 0. BrincRiir und BOH Jaclibon who have been sick for some time are now fcoling better. Win. Erlick from near Harada was attending to business here the first of the week. Win. Ultohcy from St. Doroln was attending to business here the first of the week. P. E , Fltscho and Squire Handall wcro attending to business in Hulo Tuesday. J. II. Moore wa ; > in town the ilrst of the week , Clarence Sehatz is making things look tine ' .n his store. Kven If he did come from Missouri , he don't have to be showed. Win. UuekminUter was a bu > lne.-9 visitor in Hulo Tuesdaj. Mozlue Jondrow wns a business visit or in Hulo Wednesday. Frank Snider eumo up from Unto Wednesday. Philip /.immcrman and wife were business visitors in Kails Cltv Wednes day nimer Sehoek was transacting btir-l- neas in Preston Wednesday D. Whitehead was a business- visitor in Preston Wednesday. Dennis Perkins was a Preston vUltor Wednesday. Jaeob Fourtner returned from Hulo Friday. Mrs Fred Krn t and Mr * . H. J Schiltel were FalU City visitor * or Thursday. .lohn r. Paul had business the last of week in Fargo. HiramOrcutt is moving from the Darvean farm onto this MeMiinnls farm. B. W > Jones had business in llulo the last of the week. Walter Perkins had business in Fargo Thursday. Grandfather routs is visiting at the homo of S. .M. Jones and wife this week. Charles Nttzscbc was a buslnuxs visitor in Fargo Saturday. Brnest Koeh'.er was up from Hulo last Friday attending to business j atTalra , Miss Mabel Swain was visiting at the homo of her aunt Mrs Diicy Jones over Sunday. Miss Ktta Cunningham and brother John were business visitors In Hulo Saturday. J. II. Urinegar was transacting busi ness alVairs in Hulo Saturday. G. A. Schmidt was In town Satur day. Fred Llehman was a St. Joseph visit or this week. Virgil Chipman was under the weather this week Alois Damnecker Is well again and working hard. Conrad Thomas was In llulo the lirst of the week. Miss Hussoll of Hulo Is visiting at the home of H K. Durfuu this week. John Oswald was a business visitor in Stella on Wednesday. An Apprecfative Reader. We are not conceited over the following letter received this week , but we are proud of the fact that our paper receives merit due our efforts : Hot Springs , Ark. , Men. 10 , ' 00. Falls City Tribune , ( icntlcmenYou will please forward my paper to Shubcrt next week as I will arrive home near the loth. Of several papers forwarded here during my stay , The Tribune has been the most regular in coming. Very truly. J. F. SHUUKKT. Barrett is everybody's friend , and will not get the city in use less law suits and dangerous boy- cots. Vote for Barrett. You Will-Prosper in 'the Great Southwest In Oklahoma , Indian Territory and Texas are vast areas of unim proved land land not now yield in the crops of which it is cap able. The dame conditions apply to the towns. Few lines of busi ness -ire adequately represen ted. There are openings of all sorts for mills nnd factories , for small stores , for banks , newspaper and lumber yards. You have only to get on the gixund to prove this. To enable you to do so the Mis souri , Kansas nnd Texas railwny offer Rates Cheaper Than Ever Feb. 6th and 20th March 6th and 20th On above Jutes most lines will sell both one-way and round trip tickets nt exceptionally low rates. If your nearest railroad ngent can not give you the rates , write me for particulars. If you're in any way interested in the Southwest , I'd like to send you my paper "The Coming Coun try. " Address W. S. ST. GEORGE. General Passenjjcr Agent 5SO WalivwrigtU Bldg. S . Louis , Mo. Tickets are on sale ever ) where , via Mis. houri , Kansas and Texas Railwaj. Barrett is not tied up with any man , or set of men. How about Leyda's partisan combination ? Cures Biliousness , Sick % 1L11 PI Cleanses the system Headache , Sour Stomach RIND thoroughly and clears ach , Torpid Liver and sallow complexionsSpf Chronic Constipation. Laxative Fruit Syrup pimples and blotches. Pleasant to take It is guaranteed For Sale at Dr. Moore's Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebr , Burlington Bulletin. M . \KOI3 100(1. ( Inlo tin- Xurlhut'HlNow : IH tin * ( line to u at cheap ink1 * on one of tin1 Burliiiutun's two daily through Irniris to Montana , Piiget Sound and L'orllund. You don't know how i-lionply you can buy u one way i-olonist tiekft. Ask the fluent. Special Homest.'ekei'to' rut eat-- March ( ith nnd 20th very low round trip bomeH' kerh' rates into tin- North Plat to Valley , the Bin Lloni Basin , also into the South west. To The Sunny South- : Very | attractive winter tourist raten daily until April ! 50th to a lar e number of S luthern i Irrigated Lands : Better et ' hold of an irrigated farm for your self or your son while there ie yet time ; irrigated lands have increased - ' ed from 100 to 'JOG per cent in value in the last few years * . Send fir our publication on irrigated I . .ndsfree. . To California : Very cheap one way tickets daily to California un til April 7th. Through tourist sleoperB. PacitVc Coast : Belter make the ; rnitiU'f > t tour in ihc world the tour of the coiibt this spring and Bumnu'r. First excursion April 2 < ith to May 5th inclusive. There will lie very low , daily , round trip California and Pu et Sound rates through the summer. Write me jutt what trip sou have in mind and let me advise jou th least cost mid tlu- brut way to make it. G. Stewart. Agent U. L5. & Q. Ry. L.V. . WAKKMSY , W. I * . A. , Omaha. IKUt The Burlington's Ho Information Bureau , which has been recently organized to assist homesteaders in ettinu hold of free homesteads of 010 acres in Nebraska for mixed farming and dairying , is pioviny a grent suc cess , and the operations of that Bureau arc now taking on useful and practical shape. Mr. D. Clem Deaver , the A eut of the Bureau , has arranged to personally conduct excursions of homeseekers from Omnha and Lin coln on the first and third Tues day of et.ch month to the territory of these tree Kinkaid lands for the purpose of assisting desirable farmers to locate on the home steads that are yet available fora farmer to succeed by mixed farm ing , Those who expect to succeed should have ready means for the immediate improvement of the land in the way of fences and buildings , nnd money enough to Btart with a herd of 20 cows and a hand cream separator. Thisought to bo a good opportunity for au energetic farmer of moderate menus to secure u farm. The Burlington in a k e B no charge for the services of its agents , and Mr. Deaver has on file a complete plat of available lands in the Hi counties along the Burlington road , where these homesteads are located. Those desiring to obtain in formation relative to taking up a homestead , can obtain a folder free of cost , and further information , by calling on or writing Mr. D. Clem Deaver , At/em of the Bur lington's Homeseeker'b liifomin- tion Bureau , 100-1 Farnam St , Omaha , Neb. A Favorite Remedy for Babies. Its ijleasant tusto und prompt cures have made ChuniberUiuS Cough Kern- oily a favorite with mottu'r ? of t.ruull ehillrcD. It quickly cures their coughs and colds und prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequence. It not only cure * croup , but when slven us soon a ? the croup/ cough appear ? will prevent tn < j at tack For sale at Kerr' * Drug Store Irrigated Lands A Sure Thing ! Special HomCSeckerS' HatCSOn : February Cili anI Mai I'll lth and 20th the Burlington makes v-ry low . ' .SIMM sum rales to the JJi'u Uorn Bnsin. the North PJattf Vnllt-\ . and Eastern Colorado Keep Ahead OttllCMovement : The Government work is underfill ] headway towards putting water on two hun dred thousand acres of land adjacent to the Burlington road , at an averuge cost of $25.00 It is possible today to secure homestead lands alongthese great ditches , in advance of the water. You can also buy from private concerns , very line irrigated land ? , under a full mid permanent water supply , at prices ranging $25.00 to $10.00 an acre. The history of western irrigated lands shows that their value has increased over one hundred per cent in the past few yeais. There are areas of irrigated lands in the west ' that cannot be bought today for $300.00 an acre. It Will Pay YOU to get interested in irri-ated land , and to get in 'ouch with the laud agents in tin- North Platte Valley , the Bit , ' Horn Basin , the Billing * , Montana district or Eastern Colorado. If you will write me for irrigation literature descriptive of any of t'n ' e localities , I will mail it to you free , totrethcr with a list of Inti.l iigenls. L. W. WAKELEY , G. A. STEWART , General Pnssciiflcr rtgf. . Aflent. Omaha , Neb. HECKS FEED STORE i lust received a car of Ground Oil Cake which T will M-ll at &W.OO per ton. ijtflOO per ton 111 one-half ion lots itnd $1.75 per hundred for less uuaritities. Plenty of Climax Chick fee' ! . just thy stuff for Intle chickf. Snt.sfaction gnnrantccd cr money re funded. Flour. Uran. Shorts , chop feed , rnin of all kinds , Baled Hay nnd Straw , Cmil and Wood , Lump Rock and Ground Rock Salt M . .n bnrrfl sail. Also uarden seeds and onion f < CO HECK'S FEED STORE H A Stitch In Time often saves nine , is an old adage that is often well for us to remember Another Affair to bear in mind is that our spring hats'are on display. % Don't wait for the Easter rush , but call now and see our stock. * S MRS. D. H. BLAKENEY OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE FALLS CITY | That Spring Suit ! Will be the latest creation in style for Spring and Summer wear , if you call and make your selection from our late arrival of suitings. Have you inspected them ? If not , why not ? Get busy and join the pro cession of well dressed men. It costs no more to dress well in clothes that fit , than it does to wear hand-me-downs. stock this is the and My season largest most var ied ever brought to this city , while we have them within the reach of all.Vlun \ ou see a new and nobb\ suit , you maJjunk on it that he has examined this elegant line and \\as please . . JOHN WILSON THE TAILOR THE SUNNY SLOPE FARM F. A. HUMflEL , Prop. Breeder of U. S. Polled Durham and Shorthorn cattle. BuUs ready for ser vice of Scotch and Cruickshauk breed , for sale. Rural Route Nt. . 2. Porter ( Mutual Telephone 21' , Humbold' . Neb. Mention this paj > er when writing.