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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
1
The Methodist choir conducted by Mrs. T. J. Grist offered notable music last Sunday during the Baccalaureate sermon. The large ensemble sang with exceptional temper, adding greatly to the charm and appeal of the church services.
Fred E. Schmitt of Savannah Missouri has purchased the Bode stock and will run the business at the old stand. The same clerks stay on and Ernest Bode leads the dry goods department. Local readers are wished success to the new manager in Falls City.
The dissolved Rieger and Sebold firm is replaced by Cleaver and Sebold with office in the old quarters. Judge Cleaver, an experienced police judge and justice of the peace, will lead to unlimited success, backed by Fred Sebold, a strong outside salesman and former county recorder deputy.
A Sycamore Springs meeting exposed high right of way demands causing railroad costs to soar make unlikely the line with several Falls City residents in attendance. Community events include whist club dinner birthday party Sorosis annual meeting and a Decoration Day tribute with large crowds and flags.
The Presbyterian church was crowded last Sunday morning for a memorial service. The building was attractively decorated with towers and flags. Rev. Griffins delivered an able sermon rich with reflections on the past present and future.
A one year saloon license is granted to Martin Gehling of this city for Barada. Wade Ten Eycke is to serve as bar keeper. The saloon pledges to be orderly clean and up to date throughout the license period.
The district court prepared for June 4 as judges and clerks tidy records. The treasurer handles light routine duties while Peter Frederick’s ice water tank arrives on the first floor. Janitor Ruegge laments pigeons stolen this week. Judge Gagnon issues a single license to Fred W Freie and Ada Schultz, both Falls City, age 20.
The Falls City Commercial club held its annual banquet at Premont last Monday evening with Fremont College Concert orchestra providing music and a suite of toasts and speeches marking the event.
The community gathers for a baccalaureate at the M Ki Church, filled to capacity on a clear chilly evening. The choir is praised as the best in training, and Rev. Griffin delivers a strong address that the twelve graduates will carry for life.
Geo E Hall proprietor will give away a $3.00 pair of shoes and $1,040 worth of hosiery next Tuesday afternoon June 9. A flower prize contest invites ladies to enter bouquets of flowers. First prize goes to the prettiest bouquet and second prize to the next best arrangement. Bring a bouquet to the Geo E Hall shoe store Tuesday afternoon.
Dr Maust now located in Donegal Kansas after leaving Stauss ville and a stint with Dr Fast. Falls City residents welcome the young physician’s growing medical practice and success.
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