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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1907)
THE FALLS CI'l Y TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST 30 , 1907 * I ra * 1 ] fltl tl fi ii iiy n < W ni niA sa a SiN $1 Oil nu Se coi en kn wi pa ; mo evt thl thlC to cla cla. we ] are era afc put is t rais nev nevR yeai $200 larc tele ) aver Whi old $300 that pete It to g reacl eigh' give fiftee oranj in fr < usua catal badlj some fast ; most while age o to tin can 1 able twenl edv then } five yi heavy years , nearl } years. THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE Kntcrctl an sccond-ch-m matter at Palls City , Nebraska , post oflicc , Janu ary 12,1904 , under the Act of Congress of March 3 , 1879. Published every Friday at Kails City , Nebraska , by The Tribune Publishing Company E. F. Shtv.rU , Manager One year $1.00 Six ii'onths. . . . . . . . . . .fX ) Three months . 35 TELEPHONE 226. Annouucements. . I hereby annnunco myself as a c.imlll.itu for Ibc nomination ( or county aH rssor of thin comity. nlijrct to the action of Hrimlillcaii I'rlninrj. II. A. I'KNCK. 1 < lclro to hay to tliu tr.uloiH of the Trillium lli.it 1 .mi a caiullilato for renoinliiatliii to tin- union of enmity treasurer , Milijrct to the will of Hip Ik'mocratlc Mitcrn nt the primary election ' lilclt wIII occur Sept. 3nl. 1907. I uMiatxo to Main that If I am rcnoinlnntnt , 1 solicit tlic ntipport nt tlic November election of nil who feel that the HcrUcc of tills oilier for ihc I'Ait two yitarn merlin a riM-lectlon. Very Krtpectfnlly J > S. I.OKD. I hereby announce mjsclf , i candlil.He for tliu nlcr of Comity Jiulifo subject to thu ileclnlon of tint Republican oters at the primaries to Iw held Sept. 3rd , I'w7. Kntcoi : ANIIIHIO.V. - - I 1 hereby announce in > self a candidate for tlm odico of nherllT. mibjecl to thn action of the IV'niocatlcoters at thi > primary election to be held Sept. rd. 1W7. \V T. I'l NTtiN. ' _ 1 ) ierrb\ announce mjself as a candidate for tlif ( tflice of Count ) Clerk , mibject to the decl * ( Kloti of the Republican l'rlttmrl < < to l > < ; held r 3 , 1'K)7. K. S. NOKTON , I I bneby announce that I will Ixa candidate. ( ( irreiiomlnallon for Ihc ollicu of Count ) ClerU | : it the handH of the democratic electors at the primary to Ixj held Sept Slril. If nomlnaleil at the primary I it 111 appreciate IhcMipport of all the votcrx , at the N'otcmber ckctlonUiodeem my xcMlctvi for tliu past two jcarsvorthy d ( eiulor enient. Yoiirn Kespt , JOHN II. IIUTClllvis. I hereby deslro to announce myself as a can didate for tliu Kepubllcan nomination for County Superintendent of schools , subject to Iho decision of thu I'rlmary Coimintlon to be. held Sept. 3rd , l'W7. JOHN \V. WATSON , Verdon , Xebr. I hereby announce myt.el ( a candldalu for the. ollicu of Superintendent of 1'ulillc Instruction anlijrcl to thu declHlon of thu Kcpuhllcan Voters at the I'rlmarleH to bo held Sept. 3rd , l"07. T. \V.\\Ni : COONS. I hereby announce mjself a canilldatc for ru-nomlnallon for the. ofllrn of Countv Supxriif U-ndout Mibject in the will of the Democratic rrlnuries to IHI held September H , 11W7. If nonilnaled I pledire tin self to support thu platform and principals of my party and ask Ihu votes and asslstancu of all these who havu faith In and approui the method by uhlch I have conducted thn ofhce diirlnn my tenure. Respectfully jours , T. J. OMVKK. I hereby announce no self as a caudldateT'for Ihu office of County Assessor subject to the ac tion of lliu Republican MitiTH at thu primaries la be held September 3 , IIH)7. ) \V.M. IIK.XNIIOU I am ; \ cardldatu for the nomination of Conn , tyjmlneof RlcltauUoii comity , subject to the it-publican primaries ( o bo held Sopomt > i 3rd , 1W7. A. R. SCOTT. I heieby aniiounco myt > elf as a candldalu for thcollleu of Count ) Clerk , subject to the.de- rlslon of thu Rrpnbtlcan 1'rlmarles to IHI held September .I. 1907. duo. II. Hol.T. \Vhitaker Bros. Land Excursion Tuesday , Sept. 3. 1907 We can sell you good rich ir rigated land cheaper than yon can buy it elsewhere. Think of it , $ ! lf > per acre for land with an inexhaustible supply of water , where one crop will pay for the land , where you can tfrow live lar c crops of alfalfa a year. This is a line climate with a good annual rainfall , makes itj pleasant to travel over the country , but if you buy in Mexico ice or other arid countries , the entire country will be hot , dry and dustj' except where it is watered , but not so at Harden l City. The one great danger of [ buying irrigated land is the sup ply of water. At Garden City , the Arkansas river furnishes i ample suppl ) ' , but we have an emergency lake 7J miles long , 2J miles wide and -10 feet deep furnishing an inexhaust i b 1 e supply. We can sell you good ' wheat land here at fro'm $10 to $15 per acre and one crop will pay for the land. If you wish to know anything about this land and country , see G. W. Holland and Fred Bahr as they \ own land there. Mr. Bahr has made over $30,000 on land in [ Kinney county , of which Garden City is the count } ' seat. Call 1 and see us , or call us over phone No. 108 at our expense and ar range to go with us on Sept. 3. WHITAKKH Duos. Mrs. James Powell has gone to Bern , Kans. , to visit her mother for a short time. The Misses Blum of Lincoln visited a few days this week witb the family of George Reichers. Miss Bessie Bohrer returned last Saturday from a visit of sev weeks with her sister in Lanark , M. We have just received our complete line of FALL AND WINTER SHOES , the latest designs. Our line of SCHOOL SHOES is exceptionally fine this year. You can get any style or kind for the children. Now is the time to fit them out for the school year. WATCH OUR WINDOWS for display of School Shoes and Fall Styles. H. M. JENNE The Bank that Wants Your Business ! Is the one that comes right out and says so. This Bank wants your business and that is what we are try ing to impress upon you. We have a long" list of well satisfied customers , but we would like to make the list much longer and if you are not a patron of the FALLS CITY STATE BANK Please consider this a personal invitation to make this "your bank" in the future. The officials of this bank have the happy faculty of making their patrons "feel at home" when transacting business with them. HUMBOLDT. E. L. Crime iitnl wle ( ure Kansas City visitors this week. Saturday visiting relatives. Fryberger , t French , liverymen , have dissolved partnership. Mrs Lute Skttlak is convalescing from a severe case of erysipelas. I Dr. E. E. Meyers Is enjoying u visit' ' with his parents at Memphis , Mo. | Llnnlo Bemont returned Sunday from n brief visit with Teeumseh friends. Myrtle IHllliiirs will open up a mil linery establishment In HutnboKh this fall. Henry Harness has purchased the A I L. Brtuiii property In the east part of town. Rex Craig eamo up from Kansas City Monday for u visit with relatives and friends , Campbell Bros , circus 1 * scheduled to appear In Humboltlt the ( ! th of September. Florence Porrln was down from Lin- [ cola this week visiting her uncle , C.M. , Linn and family A. D. Clso and family wore down from Tablu Rock Sunday visiting G. W. Butternold and wife. A. M. Enoch and wile left the llrst ! of the week for a month's vlcit with friends In the western part of the state. Mrs. Mary Illavuty came down from Lincoln the llrst of the week to visit friends and look after business Inter ests. Mabel Conies Is again at her uectis- i toiner. place In Hoyd & Lyford's store , having returned Sunday from a three week's visit In Lincoln. L. S. Hackctt and family are In . Omaha this week , while there Mr. ITnokett will purchase some holiday eoods for his pharmacy. I Dr. W. U. Wilson , a member of the state board of health , was hero the tlrst of the week In restituting thodiptherla cubes in this community. 1 Hugh Lotherman has reslgnd his po sltlou In Marburgor's shoo store , and leaves soon for his mother's ranch In Kansas where he will remain during the winter. l Marguerite Linn arrived hero the past week from her home In Grundln , Mo. , and will remain during the winter with the family of C. M. Linn and attend - tend the city schools. Rudolph Porak returned Friday from Glenwood , Colo. , where ho had been j called by the serious Illness of hls > sis ter , Mrs. J. J. Stone. He reports Mrs. Stone's condition very critical. A. D. Snow this week closed a deal for the Chas. Carah property in the north part of town , now occupied by the famllv of John Emerson , possession to be given the middle of September. Victor Barngrover und sister , Mari - i puerile , who have been spending the summer with their grandparents , J. R. " Williamson and wife east of town , ret - t turned Saturday to their home in Lin coln. Frlen&s of Winnie Perry were sur prised the past week upon learning of her recent marriage to her former I. husband , E. J. Perry , from whom she was granted a divorce not long ago The ceremony took place at Smith- vlllc , Neb. , wheru Mr. Perry 1ms been employed for some time. The I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges and the bend boys surprised Rudolph Vertlska . and wife at their homo Mon day evening. The couple have but recently commenced housekeeping and the guests , mindful of this fact , pre sented them with two parlor chairs , one from the band boy * and the other from the lodge ? . LeRoy Allen was badly injured on Monday 1 evening. The lad was run- nlntr i at full speed , wren he came In contact with a wire Unit had been stretched across a corner of the park , for the protection of the grass ; ho was thrown backward upon thu cement will If , Injuring his spine and rendering him unconscious for the remainder o the night and a part of thu next day. Notice ( o Creditors. In the County Court of Klch.irilsoii Countu Nebraska : In tliu matter of tin- estate of Marj Jane Mail- iloileceaseil. . It Is onlereil li > tile court that lie thin ) tlmlteil for creditors to tile claims aicatnst said t-statu Is six month * from the 30th las of Auirust 1W , a nit all claims not tileil in his court. ilnlerlflcil , on or before tliu 1st .lay of March 1"CM.lll bo fore\er Kirreil. Onlereil further that all claims tileit against salil estate 111 lw examined anil ailj'isteil bj thu court , in the count } court room , in thu court hulls , . In r.illsCit > , In salil count ) , Octo ber 30th ami December 30th , IMTaml March 2ml. 1'KH ' , at thu hours of 10 o'clock a m. lly onler of the court ilateil August 24. 1"07. JOHN d Aii.so.s , Count ) Jiulire. ( First publication An if. SO , 1007 4 timu < . . Chas. Marion and family spent Sunday at the Salem chautauqua. Mesdames W. S. Korner and \V. T. Cline attended the Salem chautauqua Tuesday. Mrs. George Story went to Stella Thursday of this week for a few days visit with friends. Hazel Nicholson held the lucky number that drew the ladies jrold watch rafllled off by Ed Smith this week. Dr. M. L. and Mrs. Wilson entertained Mrs. linersetta Mrs. Colhapp and Miss Roesek who came down from HumboUlt Friday to the ball game. Mrs. D. Lawrence and ( laugh ter , Miss Pearl , who have been spending the past two months in Seattle , Wash. , returned to their home in this city Sunday Ed Prauenfelder and family were down from Verdon the tirst of the week , called here by the illness and death of Mrs , Prauenf elder's mother , Mrs. Gerdes. Next week the primaries and then we shall see who's who. The Misses Inez und Irene Wachtel attended the chautau qua at Salem Tuesday. Louie Wise won another So.00 prize in the subscription con test of the Woman's National Daily this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fenton and their guestMiss Ilarberger , of Omaha , attended the Stella picnic Thursday. Mrs. Maude Cassicly from near Bern , Ivans. , visited her parents , Mr. and Mrs. McDer- inond , this week. Mrs. Gus llaller of Grand Island is in the city , called here by the death of her mother , Mrs. Julia Gerdes. Isham Reavis has a letter written him by President Lin coln in September , 1863. Quite recently he has had the letter photographed and mounted and has given the pictures to sev eral of his friends. Every word can be easily reacl in the pic ture. A BUSINESS "PATZMAN SISTERS" WE HAVE PURCHASED THE MILLINERY BUSINESS FORMERLY OWNED = BY MISS BERRY aud have just returned from the east , having' purchased a beauti ful stock , embracing the Ke\v Fall Millinery AND ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE OUU OPENING OVADVANCE FALL STYLES SEPT. 12TH , 07 EVEUYBOBY WELCOME WHILE WE ARE BOTH EX PERIENCED Trimmers , and enjoy a thorough knowledge of the business , we have also en gaged an expert trimmer from Chicago and are in a position to offer the MOST CORRECT STYLES and please the most exacting customer. Very Respectfully , PATZMAN SISTERS. READ THE TRIBUNE REMNA NTS AT SAMUEL WAHL'S Daylight Store COR ONE WEEK , beginning ; Thursday , August 29th , we . will have on sale all the Short . Lengths from our Spring and Summer Stock at less than half price. This includes everything = = = Embroideries , Ribbons , Wool and Wash Goods , Ginghams and Prints = = = in fact every Short Length will be on sale at less than cost. You can't miss this. , , Remember Beginning Thursday , August 29