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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1906)
THE FALLS CiTV TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY 4 , 1906. 4 < { v ijx . > N fcj > . ? - > ' * , ! > j . . ? . . j.j > jj > . : vj jvj.js. ; > .5vjvx LISTEN ! Mrs. Majorie Kusscll , tlic talented editor of The Hnrtli , the magazine publish ed by the Colonization nciutincnt | : of the Santa I'c Kaihvay , recently nadc a trip through the Arkansas Valley. She wan greatly surprised and wonderfully imprcht- ed with the present conditions and splendid outlook for the future and has written the following article which will appear in a new addition of a Kansas booklet the Saute Ke is getting out : The climate of the Arkansas Valley of Kansas equals that of "Sunny Cole rado" its blue sky days are just as many. Winter plowing is possible throughout the greater portion of the season which is uniformly mild and open. The springs > and autumns arc particularly delightful , the summers pleasant , the nights cool and refreshing. The question of rainfall is no longer a bugaboo , widespread cultivation of the soil has hail it * effect up on the climate In this respect not less than it has had upon the face of the land. Scientific irrigation is work ing wonders , and under a most admirable and assured system is making the Arkansas Valley of Kansas to blossom as a rose. The sugar beet Industry of this most favored section is rapidly increasing , and the number of beet sugar factories keep multiplying. And yet , were then- three times the amount of acreage planted in beets , and three times the number of factories erected in the Uni'.cd States , the output of all of them , run at their full capacity during the entire season of operation , would fall short of supplying the demand for the product , and we would still be compelled to import sugar. I Alfalfa grows to perfection in the Arkansas Valley of Kansas , the climatic conditions are particularly favorable for the perfection of seed crops , and the industry is a thriving one. All kinds of vine products f reach perfection not only as to richness of llavor but likewise as to six.e and quantity. Orchards nourish , the apples , peaches and cherries of the Arkansas Valley are prize winners everywhere. Poultry raising is pronounced a success ; while the great grain fields , hay stacks , and stock farms tell their own story of prosperity. The country is rapidly settling up , rural deliveries , and telephone facilities extend over the entire territory. The whole valley smiles in health , wealth and < < 5i 5 plenty. The actual residents are eagerly acquiring more acres , those who have & ( i come to see for themselves are buying all they can secure , absolutely certain that c > . THIJKK IS STILL A CHANCH KOK YOU , (4 th > v arc investing in a sure thing. 4 HUT KVKKV MONTH SICKS T1IK CHANCK GKOWINO LESS. You have an opportunity now that seldom comes a second time to any man. Go and see for yourself. " The above being the idea of an oflieial of the great Santa I'c , should carry great weight with people who are trying to make up their minds as to what country is best suited to them. " ( Jo and see for yourself. " ( Jail or send for our booklet and let its explain this great opportunity to you. RIEGER & SEBOLD Opposite court house , Falls City , Neb FARGO Sam Hector was attending to busi ness in Kulo Saturday. C. . ! Thomas of Wlnnebugo had im portant business in Kulo tlio last of the weak. Dontrees runulngham was u busl ness culler In Itulo the lust of the week. Dun Zimmerman. thad special business In Kulo this week. W. F. Dorst was a business visitor In Kulo Saturday afternoon , Geo. Kii\g \ was transacting business in Kulo this week. K. Arnold was a Kulo visitor Satin- day. John Wlssumn si1. , wus a business visitor In Kulo Saturday. Milton Zimmerman was attending to business affairs in Kulo Saturday. Cass Jones was attending to busi ness In Kulo the last of the week. Peter Nuldechen of Vfltiuobago was attending to business allalrs lu Kulo Saturday. A. J. Santo was u business visitor In Palls City Saturday. Mr. Whltehead and son of the CmiU fruit farm were uttondln ; to business allnlrs here Saturday. J. II. Urinofijar hud business inFargu Wednesday. Mr. Mandervlllo was transacting business here \Vedtiesday. Mrs. rreeman had business here this week. Mrs. s. M. Jones and Mrs. Sucrottil Swain spent Sunday visiting relative : Craig , Mo. Mrs. Mose Brlnegar was transuding business hero the first of the week. IJgnes Secey bad a runaway Weilnes day which eamo near resulting serious ly. Not much damage was dotiu am the drirer very luckily escaped unin jurcd. Mrs. Saal is very sick and her &o Aralel of Falls City eamo to take car of her Wednesday. Geo. Taylor's eye is lo vly imprav Ing after being almost sightless for month. A. J. Santo Is very busy these dayi He is expecting to locate on his ri cently purchased 80 acre farm soon. The Farmerf Mutual Telephone Co is going to hold a meeting ot the stool holders for the purpose of ascertali lug whether or not it Is their will i establish a Toll Station in Fulls Clt It is believed that the company Is no up against a proposition , Falls Cl has granted each and every reqiie the fanners asked but ' .hey could not bo satisfied. Alois Danncekor was attending to business In Kulo Thursday. M. Gohllug of Fulls city was trans acting business lu Fargo Wednesday. Mr , Wright hud business hero Sat urday. Geo. Thompson vUlled his parents the last of the week. Mr. llarford was atti'iidlng to busi ness In Kulo Saturday. Mrs. Martin Oakley was transacting business in Kulo the last of the week. Dan Sutten was a business visitor In Fargo this week. II. .1. Schoitel was transacting busi ness In Kulo Saturday. J. II. Hrinegar had business at the Preston Mills this week. Molvln Kandolph was a Kulo busi ness visitor Saturday. .lames ami Sum Gleason took a pleasure trip to Preston took Saturday. ( I. L. Kloepfol assessed the business mmi hero Monday. J. II. Moore of St. Dcroln was at- ending to business here Monday. \Vm. Lhickminlstcr hud business cur Kulo Monday , .1. K. Kundoll and J. F. Paul murk- ted M > mo line fat clears. John Santo huuled hogs to Kulo ilomluy. John Herschbergor was attending to mportant business in Kulo Monday. Herman Koohlerand wife were Kulo allors Monday. Alois DuniR-cker jr. took some fat logs to market Monday. John Thlllgoi hud special business n Kulo the llrst of the week. C. O. Uletoherohml business In Rule the tlrsl of the week. Judge A. K. Scott of Falls Cllj brought his daughter Kva down to resume sumo her duties as teacher Monday. F. Paul disposed of some hogs Mon day. Gee F. uud Fred C. Schmidt hat special business In Falls City Monday Kduiuna Dorsto had special business In Kulo Tuesday. M. Jondrow is working In Kulo thl week. Klraer Arnold was suddenly take sick Monday and It was necessary 1 call u doctor. Gust Yoesel had business in Kul Tuesday. John Fourtner a well known vetera of this place contemplates going we in the near future. Mr. Fourtner e : pects to establish a flue home in tl west. C. M. Kern delivered his corn the Kulo market Tuesday. Kobcrt Nitzsche hauled hogs Preston Tuesday. Mr , Kopf was a Kulo culler the la of the week. Julius Wallrall' and wife were a tending to business ulTalrs in Kulo Fi day- dayMrs. Mrs. Jackson of Hiawatha Kansas visiting relatives near hero this wee Klmer Sehock lost a valuable fult fill old horse Friday. Sen Walters of Corning had bu = ness hero Friday. George Fisher and wlfo were vlsi Ing friends hero Thursday. WhM is Foley's Kidney Cure. Answer : it Is made from a prescrl tion of a leading Chicago physlcia and one of the most eminent in t country. The Ingredients are tl purest that money can buy and a beleiitlfically combined to get tin utmost value. For sale ut Moon Pharmacy. What a Great Convenience is Fountain Pen ! Any person who will send T Kansas City Journal , Kans City. Mo. , four dollars to p ; for the Daily and Sunday Jon nal one year , will be mailed a present a beautiful founta pen ; fine rubber handle , 14 kar gold point , fully warrants Address the Kansas City Jov nal , Kansas City , Mo. This ( for expires July 1 , 1'JOO. A Cletvr Coinplcctiorv and Bright Ey In most eases a sallow , blotched cc plexlon and dull heavy eyes are duo poor digestion and an Inactive liv Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup 'aids gestion and stimulates the liver a bowels and makes the complex smooth and clour. Orino Luxat Fruit Syrup does not nauseate gripe and is mild and pleasant to tu Kefuso substitutes. For sale at Mooi Pharmacy. Cash paid for eggs and Poul at Heck's feed store. Having decided to remain Falls City , I will call attent to my card on page 5. 19-2 GKO. II. PAKSKI.I. THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE HONEY and TAR Cures Coughs , Colds , Croup , La Grippe , Asthma , Throat in the and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption YELLOW PACKAGE For Sale at Dr. Moore's Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebr. Burlington Bulletin. Special Iloincsei-'kers' Kates : IB ! mid Jh'd Tni'HtlayH , low ex- unrision rules to the North i'latto Valley , the Big TToni Basin and other frontier territory. Person ally conducted excursions on 1st and Sird Tuesdays of each month for those seeking free homesteads of (510 ( acres of mixed fanning and dairying. Write D. Oletn Denver , Agent Homestekers' Information Bureau , 1001 Farnain St. , Omahi , Nebraska. Irrigated Lands : If you have any surplus money , you can do nothing better with it than to get hold of an irrigated farm now. If this appeals to you , send for irri gation literature. Low Vacation Tours to Colorado California and Puget Sound : The Summer of 190(5 ( will bring a great variety of attractive low rate excursion lours. The greatest railroad journey in the world to California and Puget Sound is within your reach at about half riites daily from April 25th to May 5th , also after June 1st. Ask about excursion rates to San Fran cisco for the teacher's big meeting also about the cheap rates to Colorado rado for th * ' Elk's great gathering early in July. To Western Resorts : Low rate excursion tickets to the Black Hills , Hjt Springs , South Dakota Sherdnn , Wyoming , ( Hhton'e Hunch , Big Horn Mountains ) and Yellowstone Park : ask about special camping lour of 21 days from Cody through the Yellow stone Park. Go Somewhere : Life is short : see Americk. Think over the kind of a trip you would like tc make , and ask the undersigned tc help you play the most interest ing trip at the lowest possible cost. ( J. STUWAUT Agt. L.W. WAKBU\ . P. A. Omaha. You Will Prosper in the Great Southwesl In Oklahoma , Indian Tovritor ; and 'IVxiiH are vnst areas of nniin proved land land not now yield ing the crops of which it is cap able. The twine conditions appl ; to the towns. Few lines of busi ness nre adequately represented There are openings of all sorts for mills and factories , for snial stores , for banks , newspaper an < lumber yards. Yon have only ti get on the grumd to prove this To enable yon to do so the Mis boni'i , Kitnsfta and Texas railwa ; oil'er Rates Cheaper Than Eve n Feb. 6th and 20th it March 6th anc20t1 ! I. . On above .latob most lines wi f. sell both one-way and round tri tickets at exceptionally low rates If your nearest railroad agent carnet s. not give yon the rates , write m s.n nto for particulars. to r. If yon'ie in any IId - way interested in the d Southwest , I'd like to 31) send you my paper VQ "The Coming Conn. or e. try. " Address W.S. ST. GEORGE. General Passenger Agent 550 WalnwriQlit IMdQ. St. Louis , Min < Tickets are on sale via Missouri in everywhere , - Ml souri , Kansas and Texas Railway. D n t : DESTINATIONS Francisco , Los Angeles. VIA PORTLAND AND PUGET SOUND * S02.fiO round g trip , one way via Shasta Route. * DATES OF SALE-April 25 to May 5. RETURN LIMIT , July : jl. ' - ' STOPOVERS --Points between the Missouri River and fc Pacific Coast. { i ROUTES -Good via direct routes ; for instance , to San f ? Francisco or Los Angeles , via Denver , Scenic Colorado , r' Salt Lake City. * . ' To San Francisco via Denver , Scenic Colorado , Salt Lake Route through Los Angeles. f- No tour of the Coast is complete unless it includes the ; Puget Sound. TRAIN SERVICE- Daily through Pullman Standard c and Tourist Sleepers to San Francisco via Denver , Rio If Grande Route Salt Lake City ; Tourist Sleepers Thursday and Fridays , personally conducted. c Daily through Pullman Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles o via Denver , Rio Grande Route , Salt Lake City , thence Salt Lake Route ; Tourist Sleepers Tuesdays and Saturdays , o " personally conducted. Write or call for California descriptive matter , -'Paciiic Coast Tours , " folders , berths , information. Describe your t- ; proposed trip and let us advise you how to make it at least r cost. i" GA. . STEWART , Agent r \ \ CHICK FEED P You cannot alTonl to lose your Chickens after you have o Pf ] went to the trouble of hutching them out. You don't need to tr < rvi lose any if you feed them the proper feed. Try Climax Chick Feed I guarantee satisfaction or refund your money. What more could you ask. Try it. Read This ! O. P. IIliCK. o Dear Sir : I have found Climax Chick Feed the best feed I have ever used for little chicks , i used it last Spring with Q Mici.ev . and will use it again this Spring. Yours respectfullv W -MRS. JOHN W. CROOK o M O Put up by 0. P. HECK , Falls City , Neb. W And for sale by Ocamb & Stach. Ver.lon ; II. P. Reiger , Preston : * J Thomas & Martin , Stella : C W.Allen , IJ-ir.ula ; L.C.Mann. H Iltnnboldt ; Hern & Walker , Reserve ; Harvey Harmon , Shubert ; T. 11. Miller A : Son , Merrill ; J. H. Trncey , Sabetha ; W. I ! . M O Alexander , Dawson ; L. K. Harding , Ilainlin U s 1 New Satin Crown Sailors ig In all the popular shades. These are the latest in Spring creation * and are sure to please. Also the May Manton patterns are on sale by us. Just received a new line of Fancy llibbons. Some pretty lavender edged washable Ribbon just the thing for low collars. For style , lit and low prices , call on MRS. D. H. 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