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street from the telephone office. The
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of commission By the high voltage
that ran riot last week from the
power line at the Northend.
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Sunday night man who has
been suspected for some time of
furnishing liquor to Indians, was
followed by an officer after he had
been seen purchasing a bottle of
whiskey in a local saloon The Of
ficer came upon the man Just after
he had passed the bottle of whiskey
to an Indian. The man escaped
when the officer took after the In
dian to secure the evidence and that
night left for parts unknown A
warrant has ben issued for his ar
rest and will be served if he re-
turn to this city. Several of the
other officers are watching suspicj
GUS characters and it has been de-
termined to stamp out the liquor
selling traffic. Carson Appeal.
Linemen began work today pre-
paratory to stretching a new cable
fer the telephone wires through c
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assessor has adopated a good many
innovations in his plan of assessing
property which conform more close
ly to fairness. Churchill Standard.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

to her home in Baker City yes
terday, where she is keeping
house for her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Lynch Of
Salem were in town yesterday do
ing some trading.
J. Z. Long, representing Cur
rent Literature, is in town for Il
few days, soliciting orders for
that magazine in connection with
several volumes of choice fiction.
Miss Ethel Hershey returned
last night from Kansas City
where she has been visiting her
aunt for a short time.
A. n. Scott Of Grand Island is
in the city On business.
a new steel ceiling is being
put up in the Vail store.
Hayden Prater and wife of
Beatrice are in the city visiting
their mother, Mrs. Sam Prater,
who is very i'll. They arrived tn
morning.
l.. c. Roberts was a st. Joe
visitor here yesterday.
j. NJ. Dye of st. Joe came to
this city on business yesterday.
ID. G. r. Taylor of Hebron ar
rived lat nigsht to attend the
Presbytery.
II. E. Williams Of Shubert was
in the city yesterday looking af-
ter business affairs.
Y. L. Gade Of Plattsmouth ar
rived today to attend the Presby,
terry meeting.
b. E. Seaver is going to make
another call on Falls City bust
ness men tomorrow.
r. E. Jones came down from
Lincoln last night to attend to
business in this city.
L. H.. Ollie is up from Atchi-
son looking after business for
the NJ. p.
Charlie Marion, Supt. Oliver
and Hank Shaw went visiting thi
afternoon after a big carp.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

CALLED OUT

There We're two fire alarms
turned in from r. \. Dittmar's
residence Tuesday afternoon. The
first time the firemen wnet out
they found smoke issuing froI
the walls Of the house but were
unable to find any other traces
of fire. An hour later, the fire
alarm was turned in again and
the fire company appeared on
the scene. This time a thorough
investigation was made. 1t was
thought that perhaps some pine
boards and other trash which had
been put in the kitchen stove to
be burned had made a smudge
and the chimney not working
well, the smoke had blown back
down and out through the fire
place and wells as will sometimes
happen if the walls are cold. A
large crowd was present and the
excitement ran high for some
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

county treasurer, where he paid
his taxes.
Miss Xenia Caldwell, who is
attending High School, was taken
TO her home south of this city
yesterday. She has a genuine
case of the measles.
L. NJ. Weddle of Shubert was
N town yesterday looking after
business and shaking hands with
old friends.
DIR. Kearns and DR.. Long who
have been attending Presbytery
returned to their home at Lin
coin last night.
Al Resterer shipped his goods
today to Faith, South Dakota.
Mrs. Resterer and Helen will fol
low in about two weeks.
Dir. Leon D. Young returned to
Beatrice last night after attend
ing the session of Presbytery in
this city.
Dir. Sexton returned to Lin
coin last night. He has been at
tending Presbytery here.
G. w. Hughes came down from
Omaha last night to attend to
business in this city.
w. F. Kerdoff of Kansas City
is in town today looking after
business interests.
Judge Kelly Of Dawson is in
the city today looking after bust
ness affairs.
Rev. Gade left for Plattsmouth
last night after a short stay in
this city.
p. II. Pausteau and wife Of At
Gibson are Falls City visitors to-
day.
Mrs. D. C. Simmone Of Salem
was in town yesterday shopping.
Miss Anna Haunks Of Rulo
was shopping in Falls City today.
Rev. Cardy returned to his
home in Humboldt this afternoon.
A. o. Burkett of Beatrice is a
business visitor here today.
R. E. Frey of Omaha is looking
after business here today.
S. S. Hayman of Grand Island
was a Falls City today.
Mrs. Robert Kanaly was up
from Rulo today.
c. c. Brant came down from
Omaha today.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Mrs. A. Goolsby of Verdon was
in town yesterday.
The order of the Eastern Star
meets in regular session this even
ing.
Mrs. Mary Pickett left for
Boise, Idaho yesterday afternoon
where she will make her future
home.
Stephen Miles and Lesley L.
Leeds went to st. Joe yesterday
to look after business affairs.
Mrs. Sturdevant returned last
night from Kansas City where
she went to buy Easter millinery.
Miss Nellie McCray returned
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Herman Fritz was in town yes
terday doing some trading.
Sheriff F'enton drove to the
country on business this morn
ing.
Mrs. bunker of Barada was in
the city doing some shopping.
Fred Eberhardt of Ohio pre-
cinct vas in town yesterday to
look after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O'IIern are
guests of Mrs. O'IIern's sister.
Mrs. James Sinclair near Rulo.
Judge Gagnon will hear claims
i'll the estate Of Il. T. Miller to
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Daeschne
of Preston were in the city yes
terday doing some shopping and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Bert Parish of Salem was
the guest of friends in town on
Tuesday. She also did some trad
ing.
Ward Knight took a picture Of
the men who are attending the
Presbytery. The pictures are
good and everyone is well pleas
ed.
c. r. Chandler of Hiawatha was
N the city yesterday looking af-
ter business affairs and calling
on old friends.
The W. r. C. held a very en-
joyable kensington at the G.. A.
r. hall yesterday afternoon. A
large crowd was in attendance,
and at five o'clock a nice sup
per was served.
Mrs. Bert McCool and daughterl
Of Salem were in the city shop
ping Tuesday. They YER also
guests Of r. r. Rule and family.
Last evening, Mr.. Baker, whose
home is in Washington state, and
who represents the Home Mis-
sionary Board of the Christian
church, gave an address in the
Christian church here. A fairly
good audience was present to en-
joy his address and they report
it a very inspiring and helpful
one.
Some of the members Of the
Young Mems Quartette were out
serenading last night in the
north part of town. This time
their music was appreciated and
they received several encores.
Will Keim arrived in Falls CitNl
Monday night and is enjoying a
visit with his family, brother and
sisters.
w. B. Alexander Of Dawson
was in the city this morning and
paid a visit TO the office of thel
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Frank Mosier spent Sunday in
Omaha with his wife.
Rudy j. Marmet and family of
Sabetha spent Sunday in town
with friends.
Mr.. Webster, cashier Of a bank
a Monroe, Neb., visited at the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Frank Long of Verdon was in
the city yesterday visiting with
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

men.
Il. d. Belehen of Hastings is in
the city on matters of business.
/. 4. Cornell Of Verdon is in the
city again today looking after bust
ness matters.
A. L. Klein Of st. Joe was in the
city yesterday looking after business
matters.
Fred Cleveland came down from
Nebraska City today.
L. ". Heineman of Verdon was in
town yesterday visiting his brother,
Charles Heineman.
Miss Ida NJ. Fowler of Nerdon was
shopping here yesterday.
Bertha Duerfeldt of Barada Is in
the city today looking after matters
of shopping.
Miss Marie Riggs of Shubert is in
town today.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

Al Scoffleld was called to LIN
coin Saturday night to quiet a
new baby boy. Papa Scot
field will have to treat the boys
on his return.
Mrs. and Miss Stewart Of Re
ere were shopping here Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tubach
we're in town Saturday doing
their weekly trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers
were in the city Saturday after
noon trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bickel of
near Morrill, were Falls City shop.
;'ers Saturday afternoon.
FRED Kreuger was in from
Straussyille Saturday looking af-
ter business matters.
Mrs. Sturdeant went to Kansas
City this morning to purchase
some Easter millinery.
w. 7. Branscum just finished
moving Ben Poteets house from
across Muddy three miles north,
TO town.
Miss Minnie Gaede came up
Irom Rulo last night, where she
spent Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Watson spent Sun
day with Ter parents near r.
serve.
Mrs. LeSsel returns to her home
in Omaha today after a short visit
here with her husband. The Les
sells expect to locate as soon as
they can get a house.
Mrs. George Prater and daugh-
ter, Miss Chloe, spent Sunday in
Rulo with Mrs. Prater S mother.
Roscoe Ray who has been work
ing for some time at Burlington,
Iowa returned to Falls City last
night where he will probably stay
for some time.
Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. Fergus and
Misses Una Snidow, Helen Mar
tin and Ethel Parchen returned
from Kansas City Sunday after
noon where they took part in the
Carl Busch cantata Saturday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Will Cook and grand
daughter, Helen Riley of Nebras-
ka City, went to Stella today af-
ter a visit with friends and rela-
tives for a few days.
Harry Pittock returned from st
Joe Sunday night where he spent
the day on his return from Kan
a City with college friends.
James Jaquet and Roy Woods
returned from Kansas City Sun
day night, where they went to
take part in the Carl Busch can
tata.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banks
and daughter, Miss Lillian came
up from Kansas City last night
where they went Friday to take
part in the canata "The America
Flag" by Carl Busch Saturday
night.
Mrs. Nortdorf leaves today for
Oskaloosa to make her future
home. Her daughter, Miss Lena,
vii remain a while longer.
Ruth Schock spent Sunday at
home.
w. w. Whitfield of Auburn
was in town visiting with friends
over Sunday.
+. S. billy of Omaha was a Sun
day visitor in Falls City.
j. c. Brown came up from
Hiawatha to spend Sunday.
+. S. Cleveland and wife and
F. w. Cleveland and wife and
Miss Nettie Cleveland drove their
new ear down from Omaha yes
terday to Falls City, returning
to Nebraska City last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Sowles and
baby returned to st. Joe last
night after a short visit here with
1dr. and Mrs. d. w. Sowles.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

lcf III WHICH TIE Nofh - DelIS
done and the constant extending
Of the paving district is a mat
ter for hearty eongratulation. 1t
Is not an idle dream that within
the next few years, Falls City
will have pressing need of a
street car system. The rapid
growth of the city will surprise
many, or we are greatly mistak-
Ell.
In an article in Thursdays
Tribune a remark was made
which it might be inferred
that Prof. +. X. Hurst was chief
" instrumental for the success Of
the High School Entertainment
course, instead Of Supt. Wood,
who organized the work and
carried it through. Prof. Hurst
wishes to explain that he takes
no particular credit to himself TO
The success of this undertaking
and that the article was wrong in
not giving the credit to Snpt.
Wood instead of himself.
The clothing department of
the observation-disclosures store is
rapidly put in shape for
their stock of up-to-date gar
Inents for ladies and gentlemen.
When the work is completed,
they will have an attractive and
roomy store building.
Ora WittWer from the south
west end Of the county brought
Miss Bessie Gwinn and Mrs. II.
e. Wittwer to town last night to
see the play Barriers Burned
Away
An auto load of young people
were down from Stella last night
10 attend the Declamatory cont
EST, among them were, II. A. Mon
b. Steadman, Miss Opal
Monette and Mrs. Montgomery,
Lee Martin, 7. V. Truman and
: G. S. Kink, A. d. bort, O.. p.
and Ed d. Smitt of Paw
nee City attended the Falls City
l.. O. O. f. Lodge last night.
+. Ileineman Of Verdon was a
visitor in Il city yesterday.
Herman Zoellers, one Of our
substantial farmers, residing on
), was in town yesterday
on business and made this office
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson will
leave today for the Pacific coast
1n account Of Mr.. Wilson's poor
health.
The Misses Cecil Youngman,
Fillie Rist and Hattie Dorland of
will be the house guest
Of Miss Mayme Palmer over Sun
day.
Rudy Beer and wife of Salem
was in the city last night to see
the Odd Fellows pub off their
Christ Beer and family came
Town from Rock Creek last night
to attend the Odd Fellows meet
4. +. Ewing brought down an
auto load from Verdon to attend
the declamatory contest last
evening.
Floyd Chambers from south of
Salem was in town to attend the
meeting.
John Baum of Arago was a bus
mess visitor at the court house
afternoon.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

town yesterday visiting his brother,
Charles Heineman.
Miss Ida NJ. Fowler Of Yerdon was
shopping here yesterday.
Bertha Duerfeldt of Barada is in
the city today looking after matters
of shopping.
Miss Marie Riggs of shubert is in
town today.
From Saturdays Daily.
d.. II. Weber of Shubert was in
town last night.
Mrs. Robinson of Rulo was in
the city last night.
w. w. Whitfield Of Auburn
was a Falls City visitor last night
Ragsh Coeu of Shubert was a
Falls City visitor from Shubert.
b. Dennis Of Verdon attended
the Deelamatory contest last
night.
Frank Snethen Of Humboldt
was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
j. Harrington and wife Of Lin
coin are business visitors in our
city.
j. c. Higgins Of Shubert and
Elmer Hum attended the Declam-
atory contest at the court house
last night.
Miss Maude Pierce and Miss
nellie Harper of Shubert attend
ed the Declamatory contest last
night.
Walter Veach and wife Of Yer
6on attended the show at the Geh.
ling theater last night.
f. w. Rockwell of Verdon was
down last night drawn here by
the different attractions.
Messrs. Miller and McDougal
of Salem were Falls City visitors
last night.
G. |. Stocking came up from Hi
awatha last night to attend the
show at the Ceiling.
S. Nj. Robedoux came up from
Rulo last night to attend the
show.
Frank Bacon and Lee Draper
came down from Dawson last
night to attend some of the at
fractions.
j. Il. Mendenhall Of Beatrice
was in the city yesterday doing
business and visiting the l.. o. o..
4. Lodge last night.
The Elks met in regular session
last night and officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ayers Of
Verdon came down in their mo-
tor ear last night to attend the
show, Barriers Burned Away.
Frank Draper, Clinton Chism,
Lee Bacon, John Draper and D..
Ramel of Dawson attended the
play at the Ceiling last night.
Bertha and Grace Bacon, An
ma klima, Gladys Buser, Art Ora
per, Miss Lively, Prof. Hendricks
Walter Boring, Homer Auxier,
Fanny Bacon and Elma Barlow
came down from awson yesterday
to attend the contest at the
court house.
Among the Dawson people in
town last night to attend the I.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

From present indications, pay.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

Ora Wittwer from the south
west end Of the county brought
Miss Bessie GWinn and Mrs. II.
E. Wittwer to town last night to
see the play Barriers Burned
Away"
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

Among the Dawson people in
town last night to attend the I.
90. f. lodge meeting were
Andrew Sippley, Geo. Smith,,
August Uttermohlen, Chas. Coop
err, DR.. Fouts, Ed Stinninger, L.
Kinsey, Terry Kemist, Max w.
George, ]. Pellem, Chas. Sehnu-
ttee, Joe and James tanning, J.
Ballard, Ellis Laffler, Z. j.
Derrier, Don O'Grady, Ambrose
Tiehen.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14

The clothing department of
the Cleveland-IIughes store is
being rapidly put in shape for
their stock of up-to-date gar
ments for ladies and gentlemen.
When the work is completed,
they will have an attractive and
roomy store building.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-25
Houehton Department
TlMBfRMAN MEETS DEATH
AT The SUPERIOR Mine

Drego Tomaz, aged 35 years. a tim
herman employed al the Superior mine,
met with injuries about 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon which resulted in his
death at about ; o'clock al the ST. Jo-
seph's hospital whore he was taken
immediately following the accident.
Mr.. Tomaz was az work on the elev-
enth level of the No. / shaft. and while
lifting a rock. loosenod larger rock
which rolled over upon him inAleting
internal injuries.
The dccedent is survived by no rela-
tives la the copper country but leaves
wife and two children in Austria.
tOneral arrangements will be made to-
day The decedent was member Of
one of the Croatian societies the mem
beers Of which win attend the funeral in
"a body.
An inquest 10 determine the cause Of
death was held AT noon today by Coro-
ucr Little and verdict of accidental
death was returned.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-25
SERVICES SUCCESSFUL.
asst OF lenten Meetings Held Last
Night. Church Calendar.

The Lenten services. which have
been held this week in the Grace M.
T.. church in Houghton, winding up
last night with "a very successful meet
ing, viii next week be continued at
the Hancock NJ. T.. church. The protes-
tant churches of the two towns are
holding Ave weeks of Lenten services.
one week i'm each church, which will
he continued until Easter. The serv-
ices have steadily Increased in attend
ance and interest and three pastors
have OBLIGATED at each meeting.
There win be services at Trinity
church as usual this week that they
viii be conducted by a layman.
Tho services Ia Houghton churches
tomorrow will be as follows:
81 Ignatius church-M Masses at 8. Q
and l0:15 a. m. Vespers at p. m.
Rev. A. j. Rezek. pastor
Grace NJ. H. church-Servicos at
1880 a. m. and 1 y. m. Sunday school
at noon. Epworth league meeting at
$3.50 y. m. Rev. IL. G. Shaw. pastor.
Presbyterian church-Services at
1880 and 1880 y. m. Christian En-
deavor meeting at G:45 y. m. Rev.
frank +. Knowles. pastor.
Christian Science Services at 1915
Sunday morning in Christian Science
hall, Leopold building. Sheldon street
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-25
To be continued.

Travelling inspector (cross-question-
Ing the terrified class)-And now, boys
who wrote Hamlet"
Timid Boy-P-please, sir, It wasn't
me.
Travelling Inspector (the same even
ing To his host. the squire of the VII
lage)-Most amusing thing happened
today. I was questioning the class
and asked a boy who wrote "Hamlet
and he answered. tearfully, "P-please
sir, II wasn't me-"
Squire (after loud and prolonged
laughter)-Hal hal That's good; ana
/ suppose the little beggar had done
II all the time!-Tid- bits.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-25
START WORK ON BLOCK.
Contractor Miehels Waiting for Dis
appearance Of Frost.

Contractor Miohels Waiting for Dis
appearance Of Frost.
Contractor John J. Michels an
nounced this morning that he will
commence the work of constructing
the new building TO be erected by the
I. T. Swift hardware people on Shell
den street adjoining the Citizens Ma
tioual bank Immediately after the
FROST has Left the ground. This viii
probably be withia three weeks The
work win be pushed as rapidly as pos
sihie from that time. The new build
ing viii Doe 100 feet long and fifty feet
wide. 1t viii be two stories high, with
a basement and sub basement below
the street level. The two Easements
VIII be Of sandstone and will be used
hy the hardware company as storage
rooms and work shops as well as the
location at the heating plant The
aJiIdiug viii bee of brick and nreproof
and the first floor viii be one room
i'm which the hardware property will
5c located The second floor will be
divided into eight suites Of offices with
20 large hall running from the east
side of the building through the entire
structure.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-25
HoUGHTON RREViTiEs.
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Miss Charlotte Poyner will have
charge of the story hour at the Hough-
ton Public library this afternoon.
The Portage Lake Hardware COM
pany yesterday received their spring
supply of fishing tackle Manager w.
T.. Fairbarn also received a lot of
Scotch flies of which he is making a
specially
Henry Saunders, who was brought
10 Houghton Wednesday evening from
Covington, was taken before Justice
Little yesterday afternoon and pleaded
guilty To a statutory charge preferred
by woman employed at the Manndale
farm He was bound over to the next
term of circuit court.
Matt Reckman, the wanderer who
was found in a box car at the South
Shore depot Thursday morning. was
yesterday given sixty days i'm the
county jail by Justice Little. Floyd
Wilson Pendill, the young roadster
who arrived the same day, was order
ed out OF town and Sheriff Byers gave
him sufficient money To last him till
he got TO more promising territory.
Messrs. Hamar and Nichols of the
Houghton county committee of the
Upper Peninsula Development bureau,
made another canvass in Houghton
yesterday.
meeting of the Houghton- Huron
town baseball team has been called By
President Fred Muter for tomorrow
at the Hurontown fire hall. The mem.
bers of the team and all interested
fans are requested TO be present Be-
sides other important matters the
question Of joining the new Copper
Country league will be discussed.