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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
3
Private sale of registered Percheron stallions and mares from Morrill Kansas offered due to financial disruption. Stallions priced from 350 dollars to 1200 for imported stock, with young 3 year olds from noted breeding. Mares also available. Contact DE Reever for buyers in market for quality horses at fair prices.
The Tribune states it stands ready to print sale bills on demand and promises quality work at the lowest possible prices.
Local tidbits report Poultry requests at Hecks feed store and multiple visits, with Dr. Bailey in Bennet and Dr. Morris in Humboldt. Families visiting, illness in the Crook household, and local property sale news. Falls City Nursery promotes spring stock, and court business with Judge Pemberton noted.
Miss Nan Hutchings remains ill as Judge Broady visits from Lincoln for court. Bessie Bohrer visits Auburn. Dr Ed Hays appears with Dawson folks at Gehling. Mrs Charley Shorts returns from Humboldt. Al Tanner visits his mother in town. Mrs John Martin of Lincoln vacationing with Gia n i parents. John Gilligan and family recover from a runaway injuries. Dan Sullivan returns from Texas land interests trip. W W Abbey ill with grip and improving. Matthews store busy ahead of big sale opening today. Mrs Alex Tiehen of Dawson visits Friday. Tribune notes a pleasant call. Wind and dust heavy Tuesday. Rex Oliver sick Saturday, back at work Monday. J L Redwood visits Lt Grinstead before deployment to Philippines. Feb 4 Mormon pledge lecture at Falls City Presbyterian. George Cleveland travels to Nebraska City for new noise at home of Fred Cleveland. W L White resumes road duties Monday for upcoming run. W H White escorts skating crowd Saturday. Martin Gebling cuts ice on Pony Creek. Fred Cleveland Jr and wife welcome baby girl in Nebraska City. Young ladies on Brush Lake ice enjoy skating despite scarce season.
Dr Davis traveled from Rule. Mrs C H Elliott called to Onedia Kansas due to mother’s illness. FP M Williamson of Humboldt attended to business in the city. Joe Coupe gravely ill in Effingham Kansas. Will Cunningham and wife visited Gebling Ed Hammond and family in Stella. Miss Meeker Cain absent from county clerk's office due to grip. Dr C L Kerr visited from Kansas City for Little Dolly Dimples. C Ruch will move to Deweese Nebraska. Scott Stump Jim McKeiver and Misses Genevieve Eaton and Melva Curran visited Rule for a pleasant evening. Brono Hansen visited Dr Kerr at his home and enjoyed Little Dolly Dimples. Frank McDermott and wife from Kansas City came to see Little Dolly Dimples.
Mrs Wal Saylor travels to Cincinnati after her father’s death with her mother. Max Werner begins work at The News this week. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs A E Hagensick of Iowa Falls, formerly Nellie Abbey. Mrs Sol Mertz and Mrs Chas Boyle visited to see Little Dolly Dimples at the Gehling. Presbyterian church calls for a special youth service and congregational meeting for a new project with invited attendees. Matthews ads noted in Falls City Tribune and Omaha Trade Review. People from Thiawatha attended the Gehling show.
New subscribers join Falls City readership as diverse items fill the issue. The Falls City String Trio is booked for the Farmers Institute while Rev J R Gettys of University Place preaches at the First Methodist church. A big white sale at Wahls store highlights bargains. Candy Kitchen advertises a 15c pound of vanilla or strawberry nougat for Saturday. Public sale on Feb 4 near Falls City lists cattle horses hogs grain hay and farm implements. Lost watch reported near the opera house. A birthday surprise for Mrs. McMahan with silver gifts. Health Coffee imitation promoted as quick, coffee-like beverage.
An advertisement urges readers to use Shoop's Restorative to strengthen nerves and improve stomach and kidney support. It claims the remedy aids weak digestion, nerves, and energy, offering a free sample test by Dr. Shoop of Ravine, Wisconsin, and notes availability from all dealers.
The notice states selling flour and feed business and residence at 2tf O. P. HreK. It calls for interested buyers to contact the seller for terms and location details.
J F Mack and family express gratitude to all who assisted during Emma Brecht's illness and death. The note mentions Dr Shoop and his Catarrh Remedy with free trials mailed from Racine Wisconsin and notes its wide availability through druggists.
A business advertises sale of all store fixtures including safes gas plant show cases as the owners plan to leave the city in March.
Royal Alpine a richly bred Shorthorn bull owned by W F Rieschick will be offered for sale at the Rieschick Poland China hog sale at the Chapman feed yards in this city on Wednesday Feb 12.
Block 98 and five adjoining lots in block 95 Falls City Ne, one block east of Central School. Prime improvements and fruit, selling at a sacrifice or trade for western land. Address Wa Cann Falls City Neb. Also Ol Foleys Laxative advertised as a nongripe, pleasant laxative from Kerrs Pharmacy.
Land and drainage surveys, estimates, and reports by Western Engineering Co. mapping, draughting, and designs in steel masonry and reinforced concrete. Blue brown and black printing. Patent model drawings. Located at 30 U. S. National Bank Building Omaha Nebraska.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities and cures kidney and bladder disorders. Warns that taking it prevents Bright's disease and diabetes, urging immediate use to protect health.
Falls City Nebraska hosts a Duroc Jersey sale on Thursday February 6 at 1 pm featuring 35 bred sows noted for size and breeding quality. R S McKelvie will speak on pork production at 11:30 am at the Institute, moving the talk from 2:30 pm per the program. PF Wirrrock Bees Laxative Cough Syrup markets for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with relief and gentle laxative action. A G Wanner druggist offers it.
Wittrock Wyatt and Rieschick announce a big Poland China bred sow sale at the Chapman feed yards on February 12. Known for superior breeding stock, they expect a large crowd of breeders from the region to attend and improve their herds. Remember the date for this anticipated event.
A two day free trial of a dyevepsia tablet is advertised for indigestion and stomach illness. Sold by A. G. Wanoer, druggist, with a dealer contact suggested for more information.
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