THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEMBER 14 , 1906.
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i The Up-1'o-Dalc Shoe Store of Southeastern Nebraska
i Stock THROUGHOUT to Select Ir'om.
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( Jlmrlle ViiBtluu iniulu tlio homo folks
ti short visit lust \voclt.
Fred Uoyd of Sali-ni spout Suuiliiy
mill Monday with friomls in Kiilo.
Hurry Miirah Iw. rosltrnud hla plum-
IIB I'ouncUiiiuii , nnil Dun Hiulluiin lui'
liucii ) ) ( ) ( to tuUo hla place.
Vcs Hunker of Hush bottom -vas In
Uulo the llrst of the wool ? .
K. C. .litmus oi Fulls City was trans
acting business In Kulo Monday.
Hey Dylio who Is allumlinir vlio Nor
mill school at Porn visited with friends
In Kulo Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. J , M I'opo ruturncd homo ,
Monday , after epumlinir several wuuks ,
visiting friendIn Missouri.
0.0. Grey of Kansas City will assist
.1 A. Hlnklo In his store until after
Christmas.
Mrs. Sarlers of Sulom accompanied
by her daughter Is visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. K. (1. Henderson.
, le ? ? ( > Hall visited \Vhltu Cloud Tues
day.
Saturday iwcnlng a party was given
at the beautiful homo of Mrs. Holplor
in honor of Master Charles Relpier.
I ? Eighteen eouplo took part in thu
| r pleasures of the evening. A bountiful
mippor was served , and all departed
for tliolr homes , after thanking their
host for a very pleasant time.
Uncle Louis Frederick : ind hlb son
lien have been moving a small IIOUMJ
on Mr. Murry's place this week.
'JVo house on one oi D. Danneokurs
farm about two miles north of Kulo ,
was burned to the ground about ton
o'clock Monday night. It I1 * supposed
i that it was set on lire , as there was no
(5 ( one living there ut the time. Only a
week or two ago the barn on the same
place was burned ,
A sister of Mr. Shilling vMted with
them on thanksgiving iu.\ ) .
Uuv. Miuu filled his regular appoint
ment lieie Sunday morning and even
ing.
John Wlltse of Falls City was busl-
' ness visitor in Uulo Monday.
i Ida Philips \Vymoro was a Kuli
visitor last Friday.
.ludgo Davit ) is the owner of u Inn
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lot ot porkers some of them will weigl
> close on to four hundred pounds.
George Lunda of Fortiseue was i
business visitor In this City Monday.
The merchant * arw beginning to ar
range for a display of holiday good *
.1. M Pope was on the bic1 < list ? cv
oral tlr.ys the littler part of last week
F. II. Marsh left for Stella last weol
where ho will open up a skating rink
iko Adkins of Missouri was a Kill
visitor last week.
Sheriff Fcnton of Falls City hai
business in these parts. Tuesday atv
Wednesday.
Mr Boy or of Falls City speu
i Thanksgiving with Mrs. Harry Main :
f Kdith Ivcrn came down from Stell
i to spend the Thanksgiving vaeatio
* with homo folks.
' Vcrna Yastine , returned to Pawne
City Sunday , after several days vUl
al home.
Kate McMahon , attended the Thank ;
giving dance at this place.
J. A. Hinklohas a brand new ligl
plant which docs its best to light u
all main street and makes a line dl
play-
Since Saturday last , Mr. and Mr
Less Leeds , have been made glad I
the presence of u new baby boy.
John Inks ol Salem spent Sunday 1
Kulo , the guest of his sister Mi
Emma Wallace.
Guy Hart , is drlvin ? a dray of M (
Gcsser this week , in Jcsto Hull's plat
Jesse is taking a few days vacation.
Mr. Plumb and wife returned hon
from York Monday.
The Catholic pnoplo gave a three ,
nlu'lits fair Tuesday , Wednesday and j
Thumlay nights ot last week. They
also served dinner and supper Thanks
giving In Carpenter's building , and ]
gave an entertainment each night , I
giving .1 dance Thanksgiving nlelil. J
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
next Friday afternoon at , the homo of
.Mrs. Kdgecombe.
Mrs. .loo McDonald returned homo
Monday night after an extended visit
In the western part of the state.
FARGO.
H. P. Ebol , .Jacob Wlssman , Louis
Sell/ and Henry Xlmmerir.un delivered
farm produce ut the Prnslon market
Thursday.
Henry Hauman , .lohn Wolf , R 10.
Nlt/.scho were among those who trans
acted business hero Thursday.
Mis. Milton Zimmerman visited at
the homo of Mrs. John Wolf Thurs
day.
day.Adam
Adam Hlekol and Adolph Siml wore
pleasant culler * here Thursday.
Joe Moudervlllo transacted business
in Uulo Tuesday.
IIIrani Orcutt , Alois Dannookor ,
John and Dick Cunningham nil of Fort
Ila/ol transacted business An liiilo
Thursday.
John Thlltges and son ol Fort Hazel
were business ciillurs In Kulo Tues
day.
Frank Martlnoskl of Fort Hazel was
a Kulo caller Friday.
James Wolf and Grant Freol wore
pleasant callers hero Friday.
Uiiruoy Yoeulo , Und Sells , A. P.
Hbol , and A. K. Swain of Sunny Val
ley were Preston 'jailors Friday.
Julius and Walter Zimmerman of
Winnelmgo Valley transacted buslnc- ,
in Fallb City Friday.
Frank Wllker of Lincoln , Neb. , was
shaking hands with old friends and ao
qmiintancct > hero the latter part of tin-
week.
Peter Feidcnken of Winncbago Val
ley transacted business In Kulo Fri
day.
Win. HuuUinlni&tcr U delivering hit
burplu * corn to the Kulo market these
dajs.
John liuehimui transacted bushier-
In Fort Hazel Saturday.
Hiram Orcult , Frank ISurgett. Milton -
ton Zimmerman and K. G. Ilarfon
transacted bnslnojs in Uulo Saturday
Mrs. Katlo Schock oi Sun : y Vnlloj
transacted buslnesj In Kulo Suturnay
l-'dward Btiunmn and family won
business caller * hero Saturday. Mr
Hauman has Ivi ed the Matthew Dan
ucckcr farm for the coming year.
Win. Duncan of St. Deroln was ;
business culler here Saturday.
Hill Hellman of Arago Center was i
business caller hero Saturday.
A. F. Prlbbcno wa a business ealle
in Falls City Wednesday ,
W. A. Maram and family have inovei
Into the K. M. llunzeker house t
spend the winter.
Frank Hauman ha * completed th
house on the Wiltsc place at last.
Louis Fischer was a business ealle
here Saturday.
Mary llaunks was u ploaant ealle
hero Saturday.
After Daniel Zimmerman and so
Milton had sold their line saw mill cm
lit some Falls City parly offered thci
a contract to saw close to a million fee
of lumber ut live dollars a thonsau
and the logs placed ou skid way. Ha
y ing tp quit the fascinating work wit
such u large job ready , they sent th
n cash to Lincoln and purchased a I'm
new saw mill. The new mill is on th
3 >
way and soon business will bo in fn
sway on the Ncmalm bottom south <
Falls City.
Henry Hlr chberger hauled hogs I
Corning , Mo. , Wednesday for whlc
hejot ? 5.S , * .
John Fischer was In Falls City on
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business Monday.
John Shotof Cornlnjr , Mo. , was a- I
slsttng his bro'hor-in-luw , tl ( . ' > . Doroto
building u uatllo and hog shed
dui this week.
.1. Wlssiuann Imuldcd two load of ,
hogs to Preston Thursday.
There was no crossing at the Fci ry
the last of the week on account ot the
ice.
Louis Ficher wan helpimr ( ! . Smith
liuok corn this week.
Mr * . Fischer and -on Ficd were i
visiting with Julius Wallrall' Sunday
Real Estafe Transfers.
Mary E. Llbbeo am' husband to
MIcheal Hiley wd lot I and the s } of
lot 2 blk 12 Ulmers 2nd add to DawsOh
31000.
F , A. Nlms and wf to Kosetta
Hannahs wd commencing 00 ft n of the
nw corner of lot 11 blk 1 Nuns City ,
thence o 120 ft , thence n "Oft thence
w 120 ft , thence s to phu-o of begin
ning , sec 17 11 $25
Fred S. Gibson and wf la William I ,
Cook , wd all lots 2-1 blk 2 Yerdon.
$ SOO
SOOF.dwln
F.dwln S. Towlo and w.f to Joh.i
Wlltsi'wd sfwj of nw } niidnwl nf s\\i \
and n 4 of bw i of aw i of ncj all in <
21 ! 117 and containing 120 acreKl ' .
county -fiiOOO
Marv btratton and huhatul to .lolui
Carsh qcd ondint / In tlio s\vj of > ci-
0-2-14 Hlchiirdson county $2i0l ! .
John CJarsh and wf ID MurStr.iu m
qcd 0 } of i'i of sue 1 and n < ( if t of
sec 12-2 I ! Kichiinl-on county. $2Mil.
Otto II. Wirth .in I witi- 10 Louis
Wlrth i | -d lo II i lk os Full- it > ,
00.
1 lint would re PC ul to ctcry call ,
- lh.it\vo. Mfi\ u pit i ly of powc
Dut ! t > i It o i < l ab t-ljtcb safe ,
Ill i iiM > l id ) lldCT > t"CClbll\ ,
Tlui ' 1 C or ul. hoi ,
ri . v lilOU > ffui.l ,
1 li .1 V. I wtl rst c\tri I
Could juuuie such ancniiineto
I.H.L in \ i hop \\c K a..U about
tulll ) ill 11
Hund ' of fannraio nv rmu "
to this ' , UL iton , ofi , 'ie bujmc the
They are the engine's ilcscribeil above
You can tot them uitlicr Upriclit , lion-
rental or 1'ottable in sizes to suit
jour \\ork. from 2 to 201iorse i > o cr
Tliu peovilelio are bujinc them know
they are ccttine somcthinc dependable
They find Ihcir cncincs make pro til for them
- help them to do things tbc easy nay.
llowaboutyou ?
Counto\cr > onr lobs of crindlne. pumr > -
inc. saulnc , hoistln.cliurnlnc , feed cm-
tint ; , heparatlnc cream , etc. Then call on the
International local agent or write for catalog ,
farm Qofotirn The best farmers'book
rarm OCienCV CNerpubli hed.ireatinB
all farm subjects in the most scientific and
practical nay. Mailed for three 2 cent
stamps. Send for it today.
Werner Mosiman Co
SSSHEE
Carry a Full Line of
Clothing , Overcoats , Hats and
Caps , Gloves , Mittens , Shirts ,
Underwear and Hosiery. We al
so carry a full line of flens and
Boys Shoes , Overshoes , Rubber
Boots.
Sn work clothing we stand at
the head. Work Shirts , Overalls ,
Junipers and Duck Coats , best
values at the lowest price of any
store in this locality. May we
have the pleasure of a call.
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tmwm.yv itswizttSiKziix&mi ptiercn ji jHtHI i ffi&P &JH Is&GK& & SSfffi I
Correct >
Irregular ; * ; cs
Do not riLk havir.cr
Will cure any case of Kidney or Bladder Disease not Bright's Direse
beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more.or Diabetes
For Sale by ail DRUGGISTS
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LAKCIK TtJKKKYS
are ] obedient to the call of Santa
Claus. He bagged a choice lot of
thcm nnd dumped them at this
inarkct.'aiul that'- , whyvc oiler
the lincs.t lot of
CHRISTMAS TURKRYS
\oujovcr saw. Order one now and
have it ready. We'll send it when
ever you say ami guarantee when
stuffed it will be the finest bird you
c\cr tasted. We also pay highest
market price for hides and furs.
Heiser & Mosiman.
llNTHE UNI ) OF THE BIG 110MliSTEAD
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I RANCHES FOR SALE. J ;
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| Large or- mall buyers
| can locate on adjoining
I GOVERNMENT LAND 1
S For information write
| M.D. CRAYATII ,
| Luella , Neb.
BEGGS * CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP cures coughs and colds.
R MONEY !
The Falls City Candy Kitchen offfers to the citi
zens of Falls City and surrounding1 country , the
Finest , Purest , Best and Cheapest line of Candies <
in the city for the I lolidays.
CANDY CANES FANCY BOXES
Candy Canes from one cent up to one dollar. Fan-
cv Boxes filled with Chocolates and Bon-Bons of
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different varieties and flavors , at reasonable prices.
FRUITS FRUITS FRUITS
APPLES , BANANAS , ORANGES ,
LEMONS. FIGS , DATES
AND GRAPHS.
NUTSlmonds , Bra/il Nuts , Chestnuts , English
Walnuts , Filberts and Hickory Nuts.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
The Falls City Candy Kitchen
P. G. BACAKOS
MANUFACTURER OF PURE CANDIES
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
FOR. NEWS , AT $1 PER. YEAR