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Henry C. Smith
LANDS & LOANS
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-40 acres well improved. If miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring, Best of terms Will take
40 acres as part payment, balance long time at low interest.
200 acres 1 % miles from depot, Richardson county. Nebraska. Good buildings and land Will
take 40 or HO acres as part payment
180 acres upland, 1 mile from depot. Richardson county, Nebraska. $12,000.
InO acres Johnson county, Nebraska. 80 rods to church and school. Best of terms. Might rent.
1U7 acres near Brownville, Nebraska
SO acres J4-mile from Falls City high school. * I
040 acres. *8,000 improvements Also 640 acres ad joining. Will take 160 acres as part payment I
rme running water. A No. 1 opportunity. ' *
Money to loan 1
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THE COIRS AND GOERS
It, 41It t.Iif* 1 Ifir 1,,,4-ul I'liio1
Fred Sebohl was an Auburn visitor
the later part of the week.
The children of the convent on*
joyed a picnic dinner Mondey
Mrs. James I’demon is in Fern
tills week visiting her daughter,Mrs.
Rhoads.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris spi'iit
Sunday in Verdon at tin1 home of
It F, Voaeh and wife.
Tin- t'hrlsllans Womens Hoard of
Missions will meet with Mrs, T. .1
Oliver on Friday afternoon
W. I, Orr of Oilman,Mo..Spent tin'
week in Falls City witli Ills old friend
(i. W, Spragins and family.
Mose Royer and wife of Morrill
were guests of their uncle, Thomas
Kelsey and wife this week
Mrs. Ji>eBo Spence and two children
left Sunday ofr Humboldt where they
will reside In tin- future Mr Spence
is employed In a store at that place.
Mrs W. 11 Moran of Verdon was in
(he city Tuesday looking after bus
iness matters. She also spent sonic
time at the home of Hr. I M lions
ton.
The banks and posloffiee were clos
ed Monday and most of the stores
were closed from |o:,‘lh until twelve
o'clock, during the services at the
renietery.
MIbs Klhel Parchen returned this
week front Peru where she spent sei
eral days with friends and attended
the ( losing exercises of the state nor
null schools.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter Miss
Anna of Mason City, Neb. arrived
this week to spend some time with
the formers baughter, Miss Hannah
Anderson at this place.
The VV. (' T. IT. held a very in
tcresting and enjoyable meeting at
the Mission church In the south part
of town Wednesday afternoon. A good
sized crowd was present and heard
tlu> splendid program that had been
prepared
The great convention of Sunday
Schools at Kearney, June 15*16-17
"ill he the best convention Ne
braska Sunday School workers have
ever held. Fifteen hundred delegates
are expected and Kearney is prepar
ing to give lodging and breakfast to
every enrolled delegate. The en
rollment fee will be one doller. Tile
first day will lie the County and Dis
trict Officers' Conference, beginning
ni n o'clock, June 15, and run all
day Every officer who attended
this meeting last year at Fremont
will not need to be urged to attend.
The Elementary School of Methods
will lie held the same day, June 15.
This is for all who are intere sled In
the first twelve years of child life.
Miss Margeret E. Brown will con
duct tills school, If you are an Ele
mentary iearlier or Superintendent
and miss tills day you will miss the
best for you of tin* whole conven
I ion
Mrs. <1. W. Iteneker and daughter
Helen spent a few days the latter
part of week in St. Joe at tile home
of Dr. and Mrs. Fast. They will visit
Mrs. Iteitekers parents at Troy.Ks.,
before returning home.
I’rof T. J. Oliver and Claud Roe
attended the commencement exercises
a! Manilla. Friday niglil The former
giving the class address.
Mrs. John Hutchings of Council
Bluffs, arrived in this city tile latter
part of the week to spend a few
days with old friends.
Miss May DeMers is in Peru vis
iting her sister, Edith and attending
the commencement exercises at that
place
Joe Lewis and family and Mrs.K.
Parsons of Verdun were business vis
itors her# Friday.
('land Linn was down from Hum
boldt Tuesday and saw the ball game
at Poteet's park.
Miss Augusta Witt rock spent the
latter part of the week In Kansas
City.
A baby wus born to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Frederick on Thursday.May
27.
Announcement
NN e are pleased to announce that our Spring
campaign of the biggest values in Farm Ma
chinery for loot) is now on. You are invited to
call and inspect our lines.
A complete line of John Deere Farm Machin
ery, May Loaders and Stackers.
McCormick Binders and Mowers.
Avery Cultivators and Planters.
Sharpies Tubular and DeLaval Cream Sep
arators.
Litchfield Spreaders.
Gasoline Fngines. Old Hickory and Avery
Wagons, keys Bros’, and Yelilie Buggies.
No trouble to show our goods.
Loucks & Jones
PALLS CITY NEBRASKA
Automobile Repairing
Gasoline Engine repairing, Steam En
gine repairing, Boiler repairing, Re
Rubbering rubber-tired w heels. Auto
mobile and Carriage painting, Lawn
Mower grinding, etc.
Our new Lawn Mower Grinder has ust arrived .u’.d we
invite you to bring in your Lawn Mowers and see them
ground in a scientific manner. We guarantee to put
your Lawn Mower in first class cutting condition, or
money back.
bring in your work NOW along the above mention
ed specialties and get value received for your monev.
Hurry up! I he rush is beginning.
Edw. Daeschner
PALLS CITY, NEBRASKA
The Pluct Where They Do Things Right
Southeast (or. Court House Square. Phones: Shop. I S3, ResiUeme. 2 16
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Charles Rickards made a bnslnete
Irlp to Dawson Tuesday
I»r. Rob Henderson of Rulo was :i
; business visitor here Tuesday.
There are a class of ten to hi
eonfirmed at the Episcopal church
in a short time.
John I.. Cleaver and wife drove to
• lie home of Cass Jones near Rulo tn
I spend the day Wednesday.
John Gapen of this city went to
Missouri today to look after business
and will lie absent a few days.
Miss Gladys Seyster of Peabody.
Ivan., is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Ham Willard this week.
Mrs. Grant Smith and children of
Stella spent, a low days this week at
her parents. Mack Goolsby and wife
Smc the little chicks from lndiges
l ion, I towel Trouble, Diarrho ■, etc
Con key s ct olera Cure in th ; drink
i leek. .Vie. , i 2t
Mrs. N. T. Van Winkle and daugh
ter Grace were in Hiawatha the first
of the week guests at the home of
Mrs. Ayers.
Rev. R. R. Teeter went to Coin,la.,
on Thursday to deliver the address at
tile graduating exercises of tile
high school.
Miss Anna FTaucnfelder of Verdon
visited her cousins, Ktliel and Flor
ence Parchen at. tins place Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Myrtle Lang of S t. J o e,
spent a few days this week at the
home of tlie Misses Hutchens. She
also visited relatives here.
Hugh Boyd of Humboldt was here
Wednesday looking after business.
Before returning h e m a de
The Tribune a very pleasant call
Mrs. James McCormick of Kansas
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
this city with Mrs. Margeret Maddox
and daughters, Misses Grace and May
Clarence Heck and wife went to
Auburn Wednesday afternoon. Clar
ence assisted tin- team in the game
and they returned home in the even
ing.
Jacob and Vohmel Witt and Frank
Kotom li came down from Humboldt
Tuesday afternoon in an auto to see
tin- hall game. They were pleasant
callers to this office before return
ing home.
Ross Goolsby met with a painful
accident tins week. He caught his
finger on a nail and tore it badly,
hut it was immediately dressed and
it is hoped nothing serious will re
sult from it.
The awning at the Mon Ton luillin
i i v store fell Monday afternoon dur
ing the heavy wind and went through
thi> plate glass window. It was cov
ered with insurance and carried by
Cleaver & Sea bold.
Miss Margaret i’elerson lias accept
ed a position in V. ti. Lyford’s store.
Tlie vacancy was caused by the res
ignation of Miss Bessie Arnold who
was foroeed to resign on account of
tile illness of iter father.
I, I. Marcell, secretary and treas
urer of the Sehanuie. Kails., Ji< fin
ing Co was in the city last week lie
placed two fine new storage tnnks for
oil and gasoline at Hock & Harlows
ware house near tile It & M. depot.
Mrs. Albert Maust returned the
t'iist of the week from Dexter.Mo.,
"here she spent a few days with
her parents al that place and accom
panied her little brother home who
had been visiting a few weeks at tMat
place
Misses Anna Frauenfelder, Kli/.a
Zubri< k and Gract Auxh r and
John Heinzelman of Verdon accom
panied Prof.Hodapp to this plact on
Wednesday, where they had their
high school graduating picture taken
at Oswald's gallery.
Mrs Katherine Wylie left Wednes
day for Mound City. Mo . to visit re
lative > a few days Miss Floronc. Wy
lie who has been visiting friends at
Ottawa, Kans . for the past week met
her mother at Forest City ami will
spend a few days there before return
ing home.
Lincoln may lose some good play
's. < p up the work they have be. n do
ing - net the season started. The
"end rfu! work of Thomas and Gagn
:> r 1 -h in fi. Ming and w ith the stick
will surely land them in higher mui
pany. They have always been in a
class by themselves in their posr ons
vvh. n it comes to fielding the sack an
shortstop positions, but this year they
have been hammering the ball with
such persistency that there will be
nothing to it but the big leaguers if
they keep up the good work. At this
T,.,>:nas wafl g qjj.
ly .223 and Gagnier .211, while this
year both of them are hugging the
3'>.‘ a:a:k continually.
| The dining room at the Union house
j is being enlarged this week by taking
a partition out and throwing two
rooms in one. This is a much
I needed improvement as the room has
been too small for their trade for
j some time.
Miss Fern Albright of Pawnee City
1 was in the city Tuesday. She is a
niece of Judge Paper and is one of
the contestants in the State Capital
voting contest. Up to date she holds
second place.
Head J. C. Tanners’ new ad in
this issue be sure and attend the
demonstration of the Perfection Blue
Flame oil stove at Tanners Hardware
store, Wednesday, June !).
Harry Sears and wife left Wed
nesday for their home in Arizona.af
ter an extended visit at the home of
their parents, Will Sears and wife.
Miss Vesta Lively is home from
Peru for a two weeks vacation.She
lias been elected as assistant prin
cipal at Dawson for the coming year.
George Albright, wife and two
children visited their daughters the
Mesdanies Will Boyd and Adolph
Bentley at Hiawatha, Sunday.
The First Regiment Band of Hia
watha contemplates a Sunday after
noon concert at the city park at this
place.
Mrs. D. O. Griffith and son Heath
spent a few days the latter part 4of
of the week with relatives at Verdon.
—A liberal reduction on hats at the
new millinery store. Hannah Ander
son, prop, opposite Court House.
Mrs. E. A. Harden came down
from Verdon Wednesday and spent
a short time in the city.
Mrs. Will Stitzer of Salem watv
here Wednesday visiting her mother
Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs.Jake Bloom and daughter,Min
nie spent Friday with relatives at
Verdon.
—Have you seen the June bargains
at Miss Anderson's millinery store?
Judge Francis Martin is very il at
j his home on South Harlan Street.
Mrs. Ferd Harlow returned tli e
latter part of tile week from a visit
to relatives at Rulo.
Read Heck & Harlows big ad on
another page in this paper. They
have something to tell the farmers.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandusky of St.
Joe spent Sunday with their nephew
E. L Sandusky and wife in this city.
Miss Crawford of Dunbar spent a
| short time this week at the home of
Mrs. John King, the guest of Mrs. C.
Bracelet).
Misses Elizabeth and Anna Margar
et Gist are visiting at the home of
! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long near Re
1 serve this week.
Audra Wileman and her little sis
ter and brother of near Barada were
| guests at the home of Prof, and Mrs.
; T. J. Oliver, Wednesday.
Mrs. Kilgore who lias been vlsitiing
i her daughter Mrs. B. I. Reavis at
I this place returned Thursday morning
j to her home in St. Louis.
Mrs. John Crook and little daugh
j (er spent this week at Coin, Iowa,
where she attended commencement
exercises, her sister, Miss Mary Dal
by being a member of the class.
Mrs. John Martin and little son
returned to their home in Counci!
Bluffs the first of the week, after
spending several days in this city
at tile homes of Francis Martin and
W, E. Dorrington.
Prof, and Mrs. E. L. Tobie left yes
terday. Mrs. Tobie and baby will
spend some time with her parents at
Hastings and Prof. Tobie will enter a
seminary in Chicago, and prepare him
self for the ministery.
Mrs. Margaret Gedtultig of Oma
ha arrived this week .and w ill spend
some time with Mrs.Eliza Crook. She j
was one of the old residents of this
city as she and her husband built the
Lindell hotel. She is well known to
the older people.
Oxfords for Everyone
We Have Your Size
THE H M JENNE SHOE STORE
Miss Katherine Seibel closed her
third term of school’ in district 75
Thursday. She has been a successful
teacher and pupils and patrons alike
were yell pleased with her work.On
Thursday they enjoyed a picnic in
the afternoon, and the children pre
sented Miss Seibel with a beautiful
souvenir spoon. She will teach next
year in the Salem schools.
I)r. George Bailey of Washington.
D. C. will give a Steroptiean lecture
on Rambles through the Holy Land,
next Wednesday evening, June 9th,
at tile Presbyterian church. The pro
ceeds are to be devoted to the build
ing fund for the new church. Ad
mission 20c.
Gid Whitaker returned Monday from
a busines trip to Western Kansas. He
also spent a few days in Kansas City
looking after business before returning
home.
Mrs. G. E. Hall and little daugh
ter of Verdon were guests of friends
at this place Thursday.
Many of our citizens are drifting
towards Bright's disease by neglect
ing symptoms of kidney and blad
der trouble which Foley’s Kidney
Remedy will quickly cure. Kerr's
Pharmacy.
Matthews-Little Co
“The Price Killers” I
Saturday, June 5th, Is the Last Day of
EXPOSITION SALE
And, in addition to our special bargains mentioned in our circular, we will place on
sale for the last da\ the following:
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All Shirtwaists, I0'fc
_Discount
All Wash Suits, lO'*’
Discount
Ail Wash Skirts, 10'*'
Discount
All Muslin Underwear
25% Off
All Calico at 5c Per
Yard
20 Pounds of Sugar
for $1.00
15c Shirting, short lengths, per yard , ... 4c
Our Separate Skirt Offerings
Are unsurpassed in the town. Special Sale Prices on all Skirts. Make your dollar
do double dut v hci e. ;
Don't Forget Our Shoe Sale
\\ holesale prices await you here. Style and service cause sensible shoppers to come
here, Shoes that make your feet glad—the kind we sell.
Your Produce
We are the onh store in 1 alls ( ity that will buy ALL vour produce Cream, Putter,
Kg'gs, Lard, Meat, Potatoes, Apples, I fried Peaches and anything- else you have to
sell. Phone No. i lot the lushest market prices.
“The Price Killers”
DEPARTMENT STORE
Opposite Court House - Falls City, Neb.