THE FALLS C1IY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , APRIL 19 , 190/ 5
LOCAL LORE ,
Eat Sowles' candy.
lr. M. L. Wllson-ofllce over Stale
Hani ; .
Mrs. Sarah Minnick is in Paw-
roe City visiting relatives.
O. A. Cooper was down from
Humboldt Monday evening.
Charlotte Gulp left Tuesday
afternoon for Hooper , Colorado. I I
Mrs. Will Schnickel is spend
ing the week with relatives here.
Keith McMillan was home
from Auburn the first of this
week.
H. E. Boyd of Ilumboldt was
here in a business way Wednes
day.
Frank Schaible and Bert Baker
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have both recovered from the
measles. i
Stella Carlisle of Salem was ,
the guest of Falls City friends
Monday.
Mrs. Ena Cooper-Seabury of | !
Chicago is the guest of Miss
Kate Hcacock. .
!
William Spear moved into his
new home at second and Morton i
streets last Friday.
One year ago yesterday at.5.20
o'clock a. m. occnredthe San
Francisco earthquake.
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Hannah Gunn returned the
first of the week from a visit 1
with friends at Ilumboldt.
Mrs. Hazel Shcrdeman , nee
Jellison , of- Lincoln is visiting
with her mother in this city.
Mrs. Dr. Kerr went to Omaha
Wednesday morning to visit her
daughter , Mrs. Bruno Hanson for
a Couple weeks.
Cleaver & Sebold this week
sold the Miles property , occupied
bv Dr. McMillan and family , to
Dennis McCarthy.
Dan Simmons of Independence ,
Kansas is here for a two weeks
visit with old friends , having ar
rived in this city Monday.
Mrs. A. Graham went to Ash
land ) Nebr. . Saturday afternoon i
for a week's visit with the family j i
of her brother , Sam Martin. i
Frank Norris shipped his car of
Household goods to Custer , Mont. ,
last Saturday. Mr. Norris and |
' -on , Hal , accompanied the car.
Dr. Halm is greatly improving
hs home by building a five room
addition. When finished the
h msu will contain nine large
ro > ms.
Mildred Whipple came down
irjtn Omaha Monday evening be-
ir.g quite ill. She is stopping at
t.ie home of her sister , Mrs. John
Gagnon.
Will Minnick went to Norton.
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Kansas , Friday where he will
work for the Bohrcr Bros. , on the
opera house they are building at
; hat place.
Mrs. Sedelmycr and Mrs.
Uuber returned from Vermillian ,
Kansas , Thursday , They will
remain in this city for another
WU& jrtf week before moving to Kansas
City.
jrtfI
J.A.Hill and wife returned Pri
I day last from an extended trip
through Arkansas , Louisiana ,
Oklahoma and the Southwest.
Both he and his wife enjoyed the ;
trip immensely.
' he farmers hereabouts are in
vesting some in Bradley & Vroo-
man Paint. It gives a hundred 1
per cent protection to the build
ing on which it is applied. Sold I
by Dr. T. C. McMillan.
Mrs. Frank Norris went to
Wymorc Wednesday for a short t
visit with her son , Joe , before
starting1 to the new home in Glis
ter , Mont. Mrs. I. C. Maust ac-
kOinpanicd her for a short' visit
.vith her brother.
B. F. Norris and family left t
Monday en route for their new
home at Ft. Custer , Montana.
Hal Norris came up from Louis
ville , Kentucky and went with i
them. We wish them success in
their new home , although they
will be greatly missed by their
many friends at this place.
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Mrs. Willis Yoder has been
quite sick this week. '
II. C. bmith made a business
trip to Salem Monday.
Winter is now doing its part to
become a permanent fixture.
Frank Schaible is able to be
out , again after a tussel with the
measles.
John Burk while up from Rule
Saturday was a pleasant caller on
The Tribune force.
W. S. Frost of Kansas City
was in the city Saturday looking
after business interests.
Dr. E. R. Hays of Dawson
spent Sunday the Sunday the
guest of friends at this place.
Mrs. Jake Reed has been ill
with malaria fever for the past
week. She is slowly improving.
Ike Heaston , who has been sick
for some time is not improving.
His conditions is now critical.
* Dr. Scott of the Soldiers' Home
at Grand Island spent a few days
willi Falls City friends this week.
Alice Paul of Fargo was the
guest ol friends here Wednesday
and attended The Royal Slavi'at
the Gehling.
Mrs. A. 12. Gantt was called
to Ilumboldt Monday night be
cause of the serious illness of her
father , Mr. Unland.
John Hershb&rger while up
from Rule the past Saturday re
membered The Tribune office
with a pleasant call.
Mrs. Melissa Sloanc returned
the latter part of last week from
a visit with her sister , Mrs.
Emma Wachs , at Omaha.
Tom Spence and wife came in
off the road Monday. The Locke
Concert Co. of which they were
members closed its season Satur
day.
II. W. Smith will move his
family to Rule this week. He is
one of the workmen employed on
the work of rebuilding the B. &
JM. bridge at that place.
A number of Dawson ladies
were shopping in our city Tues-
Ulay. i Among them , were Mesdames -
; ! dames Mike Rilcy , M. Burn. Dan
Backctt , and Miss Mary Farrell.
j j I W. L. Ttirman and family have
'given ' up the Beachel property
land , will board with the family
j I of T. J. Plumb while in Falls
City. Mrs. Beachel is expected
home soon.
Verna Wilkinson of Verdon
was the guest of Mrs . Watson on
Saturday and on her return home
she was accompanied by Master
Otho Watson who spent a couple
of days at Verdon.
To convince a stubborn man
, that good paint lasts longest
show him a house painted , five
years with Bradley & Vrooman
'Paint. ' Guaranteed to satisfy.
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i Sold by Dr. _ T. C. McMillan.
, Just glance over the columns
of this issue and see what our
merchants have to say to you.
i Their offerings and prices will
interest yon , so give the adver
tisements 3'our careful attention
i it will pay you. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . i
! S. E. Marts more familiarly
, here as Bert , writes us from
Goedlaud , Kansas enclosing votes
on the librao' which he instructs
to be cast for the Elks. It is
gratifying to know that although
at home in a new place they all
take an interest in the old home ,
Kails City.
1 Work will begin on the B. it
M. bridge at Rule this week. The
bridge was condemned some time
ago and now the timbers and
iron frame work are to be generally -
ly strengthened. A large force
of men are employed and the
work will consume some time.
Mrs. Scoby and children , and
Miss Freda Senner went to Fa'ir-
view. Kansas where they attended -
tended a birthday party on their
grandfather , Mr. Scoby. Forty
guests were present to participate
in the many pleasures of the day
Miss Senner returned to this city
Monday afternoon.
j j I ICE CREAM i |
If you want Ice Cream
Ice Cream Soda ,
Fruit or Nut Sundae ,
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I We invite you here.
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Always Good , None
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| Just as Good.
II SOWLES 1m 1
P. JHynck was here from
iluniboldt Sunday.
John Young1 and wife were
Hiawatha visitors Sunday.
B. P. Veach was here from
Verdon the fore part of this week.
J. Wagner of Stella was among
the visitors that spent Sunday in
Falls City.
Win. P. Leslie of Shubert was
among the Friday visitors in
Palls Cily. J
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A. EUltncr came down from
Stella Sunday und spent the day
with friends.
Ralph McDonald of Hiawatha
attended the dance in this city
Monday evening.
Arlie Stumbo and Blanche
Kapp were the guests ofStella
friends Sunday.
A. G. Shubert came down fro'tn
s home at Shubert and spent
last Priday at this place.
Grace Jloppe and Estellc Stone
returned Monday afternoon from
a two days visit with friends at
Stella.
0. Kadinsky was here from
Sterling the first of this week
for a brief visit with his daughter
Mrs. James Pickett.
A. E. Ovenden one of Pawnee
City 's leading business men spent
a brief time here Sunday while
making connections.
S. J. Hurst , a produce buyer
who makes this territory quite
often was here in a business way-
the first of this week.
A new store , The Pamous ,
under the management of R. E.
Watxke , L. B. Kotouc and
Frank Katouci Jr. , has been
opened at Ilumboldt , their open
ing being Saturday. April Oth.
Their announcements were verv
pretty souvenir books. The firm
is an enterprising one and we
wish them the most successful of
business dealers.
L. C. Edwards left Saturday
evening for a days visit with his
mother at Ilumboldt. At least
that is where our worthy county
Recorder said he was going but
from the appearance of his suit
case before the journey we think
it is up to our count } * official to
"explain. " The baggage in
question was gaily bedecked with
white ribbon and aged shoes
which from all appearances and
from the actions of Mr. Edwards
can have but one meaning. Now
Mr. Man who is the fortunate
other party ? This is not curios
ity , just a friends interest !
Articles of Incorporation.
Antciulitirnt lei articles < t ( liH-orporalloii ( it
tlio rat-morn Mutual 'iVIcptiutir Couipin >
of Preston , Ncltr.iik.u
The amount of nutlmrltrcl capita ! Mock of
naltl comp.uu IH I'li'Ti'.HN I'tiursANii Dm. I
I.AKS IS15.000.oO ) . to tie tllvUK-il Into Miaros |
of Sixty Dollars oach. Whatever stock In
miliscrilvil Khali bo | ialil nt such times ami
lit stich auiountH as llio Jtoard of Dlicctom
ma\ from 111110 to dimilctormlno. . In cn < <
of tin. * fa I In ro of nnv Nlockholilci tn pa >
any .Twssmriit of slock at nuh-rnt 1 > > the
lUttril of Directors , the stock la-lil liy such
Ntockholilor may lie soli ! for said nnsessment
liv the salil corporation in HIICI in.itinor at
the1 oy.ta\\s niloptotl t < v xalil iHianl may
provtitr.
In testimony thereof , \\v , the persons
eomposlntr tlio present lluand of Director ! *
lia\e hereunto xet our hands this 29th day
of March. A. I ) . 1W7.
II. T. DUNCAN
JOHN WUNUNT
II. J. Kuntri'Ki , Hoard of DlreotorH.
AUO. DltUKINOHK
C. II. WlLTHlt
STATIC OK NKIIKAHKA. I
KlchanUon County f *
On this 2'HIi day of March , A. D. 1IW7 ,
before mo John Wlltsp , a notary public In
anil for said county , personally cam" U. T.
Duncan , John Wolncrt , II , J. Kloepfel and
Auuust DcckhiKcr. to mo Utunui to tie the
Identical persons \\hosi ! names are aDlxed
to tlio atxito Itifltrnmont , a directors of The
farmers Mutual Tolophumi Crfinpaiiy of
Preston , Nebraska , and acknowlcilurd the
same to Ixi their voluntary act and deed
for ( lie tmrpoxu of Amending tlili Articles
of Incorporatlo.i of s.tld company.
In \ \ ltnesshereof , I lia\e heieiinto huh-
scribed niv nnmu and alllxed m > olliolal
seal nt Tails City , NehraxUa , on tlu < il.iv
last aboeiltleii ,
JOHN Wii.rsu.
Notary 1'nbllc.
Mj commission cxplios July II , 11110.
STATK or NIIIIKAAKA ( . , .
RIclunKon County I
On this anil ilaj of March. A. 1) . l"0" ,
befonmo , John \Vlltso , a nnl.tij p'nbllc In
ami for ald county , personally eaiin0. . II ,
\Vlltse. to me Unoun to lie the ldontlc.it
person Mliose name In alllxed to the above
Internment , as dlrectoi of The Tanueis
Mutual Telephone. Company of 1'iosloii , No
brasK.i. and aoUnouledu'ed the same to be
his volunlai\ aft and deed for the purpose
of Aineiidlnit tin' Articles of Incorporation
of said company.
In witness \\heieof , 1 h.no hereunto
subscribed niv ii.iine and atlixod niv oHicial
Heat at Tails Cltj. Xobi.vsk.i , on the das
last above \\iltten.
JIHI.S WJI.IHI. .
Xotaiy Public.
Mj commission o\plres Jul > 11 , HUH ,
Tlrst publication April 10-1 times
P. N , Kinton of Shubert was a
Friday visitor a { this place-
Card of Thanks.
\Ve wish to sincerely thank the
friends who so kindly assisted us
( luring the illness and death of
our uncle , Christian Uankcmeycr.
AND MKS. J. K. SlIAlM'KK.
Poultry Waated
Tuesday , April 23 ,
1907 , n e a r the 13.
& JYk depot , Falls City ,
Nebraska , for which
we will pay in § cash
Hens and Pullets lOc
Young Roosters 8c
Old Roosters 5c
the highest market
price.
Horse hides , $2.50
each ; cow hides , pc.
Clariiida Poultry , Butter & Egg Co
; x : . .x. . : x..x : x x
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Buggy and Wagon Paint ! f
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If you have trouble to find a good Muggy or |
Wagon Paint , it is because you have not ' < ?
called at the right place. ; : ;
We canty the Mradley cc Vrooman Paints <
"none better made , " and have a beautiful selection -
A
lection of colors. If you have a buggy or a *
t wagon that needs painting , do not fail to see
X !
! us , as we have the best and cheapest for the ; j ;
- : ' quality , on the market. ; ! ;
: ' Remember the place. ! ;
! ' CITY PHARMACY- * f
| . DR. flcMILLAN , Prop. |
! Falls City , . . , - : Nebraska 1
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WRONGS
ALUM
Alum
in food causes i
stomach disorders Its con-
? JML rv = rfff
tinned use means permanent JfljpSSl
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injury to health. _ _
Following the advice of medical
scientists , England and France have OT'l ; j ysSsii HI
passed laws prohibiting its use
. , i v. . liiltifilSfess l
in bread mL.ting.
American housewives
should protect their house
holds against Alum's wrongs
by always buying pure Grape
Cream of Tartar Baking
Powder.
fij Pure Grape Cream of
Tartar Powder is to be had
for the asking
Buy by name
NEBRASKA CITY BUSINESSMEN
MEN-
TO CITIZENS OF OTOE AND SUR.KOUNDING COUNTIES
We lake this method of c-nlling attention of pnronts und
others inten'hted ' in c'dueatioii , to lln > Nebraska Business
UuiveiHity , a liigh gnule business training school , which
wnb fifeiired tlirongh the iiilhienvo of the undersigned iinil
other proiiiiiit-nt eitixuns.
The purpose of tliu University is to furnish the young
people of this and surrounding comities with a thorough
and practical business education , that will enable thorn to
take hold of the ordinary all'airs of life a ml meet the require
ments of business luon in a satisfactory manner.
Mr. Tola'ml , the manager of the Nebraska Business
University , has a national reputation as nn educator , and is
the largest individual owner of business colleges in the
United States.
Eastern Nebraska , Western Towa and Northwestern
Missouri have long needed such an institution , and now
that wo have established a school of business training ,
modern , practical and equal to the very best : whore a
thorough education can be secured at a tuition rate as low
as consistent with the high character of the work ; near
your homo and where you can secure good homes with
private families , at reasonable rates ; wo feel justified in
soliciting your patronage.
ProspejtiiH and full information can be had by address
ing Nebraka Business University , Nebraska Oily , Nob. , and
a perusal of same will satisfy anyone that our University
oilers more positive proof of superiority ami greater induce
ments to young people desiring to prepare fo:1 : high-grado
positions , than any similiar institution in Nebraska , or sur
rounding states. Nearly one hundred students are already
secured.
The t ) . L. Gregory Vinegar Go. Otoe County National Bank
by W. S. Cornutt.Vice Pres. by.I no. W. Stoinhart , Cslir
Otoe Preserving Co. Uttorback.Sargeant & Kieo Co
, Jonen Grain Co by Win , P.Sargeant/Preas.
A. .1. Denton Grain Co B , M. Chase Co
Bartling Grain Co. " by 13. M. Chase
Dun" Grain Co Merchants National Bank
by N. A. DuiVNeoraskit by K. O. Maruell , Cahr.
Neoraskit Oitv National Bank
by H. T ) . Wilson , Cahr.
ALWAYS ADDRESS
[ NEBRASKA BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
NEBRASKA CITY , NEBRASKA
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