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In your comb? Why so? Is
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for it? Better keep what Is left
w;h?re itbelongsl Ayer'sHair
Vi,or, new improved formula,
quickly stops falling hair.
There is not a particle of doubt
about it. We speak very posi
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Show it to your
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yers
InJ!;cd, the one great leading feature of
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be this it stops falling hair. Then it
Sors one step further it aids nature in
resfr. ring the hair and 6calp to a healthy
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Local Items
Friday, May 14, 1909
We have as trood a stuck of hard
ware and tinware as there ever was in
Dakota City, and you will find our
prices right. Sohrierer Bros.
John Welker of Homer was a visitor
here Tuesday.
J 8 Ennis, of Atkinson, Nebr, was
transacting business here Monday.
Buy a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Eimers.
W" L Ross went to Lincoln Monday to
attend the grand lodge meeting of the
AOUW. I
Mrs John F Sides and son, Frank,
returned Tuesday from a week's visit
with relatives in Lincoln.
Fred Oehlerking has bargained for
the James Harden farm on Walkers
Island and will try farming again,
Frank Broyhill disposed of his auto
mobile last week to Clay Armbright,
and will likely invest in a new up-to-date
machinee.
Any cash customer who spends a
dollar at Van de Zedde's, sugar except
ed can get their choice of any glass
dish on the center table.
Mamie McCorkinda'e, of Wakefield
one of the newly elected teachers in
our schools, was here Saturday and
Sunday, the guest of Miss Bauer.
Barney Gribble has commenced the
erection of a summer cottage on his
Walkers Island farm on the north
, bank of the lake. If the demand for
cottages keeps up he will erect a string
of five or six more for renting pur
poses. Remember we handle a full and
complete line ot overalls and jackets,
and it will pay you to oall and look
over our stock, whether you wear over
alls or not. Prices are what talk, and
our goods speak for themselves. Van
de Zedde.
II Q Learner one of the prominent
young farmers of thisprecinet, market
ed a lot of steers on the Sioux City
market last Friday, which ware sold
by Clay, Robinson & Co at f 6 25 per
cwt. There were 20 steers in the con
signment, averaging i,dJ 10s, ana tne
price secured was top there for the
day.
Leota Quintal was np from Winneba
go over Sunday.
B F Sawyer county coroner, was a
bnsiuess visitor here from Jaoksou Sat
urday. Julius Quintal went to Elk Point, S
D, Saturday, to look after his prop
erty interests.
Dr Tindall preached a very fine and
highly spiritual and helpful sermon
Sunday morning.
Mr Cora Ankney, of Oaks, N D,
arrived here last Friday for a visit at
the J P Rockwell home.
J Van de Zedde has purchased the
Kountz lot just west of his residence.
This gives him a nice roomy looation.
C N Phillips and wife arrived here
last Thursday from Exeter, Nebr, for
a visit with their daughter, Mrs W E
Snethen.
New stock of lawn mowers just re
ceived at the E & B Hardware store.
Reliable mowers especially pticed at
$3.35 and up no trash.
J M Butler, of Lincoln, was here
Tuesday looking after business for the
Nebraska Mutual" Insuranoe company
of which he is state agent.
A display of fine glassware, that
looks as nice almost as any out glass,
and sold dirt cheap; your choice on
the oenter table for only 10 cents, at
Van da Zedde's.
The last collection to be counted by
the Epworth league in its present con
test will be taken on 8unday evening.
Now look out for smoke, as the writer
knows that something is in the air.
I have now, with my new stock, a
fine assortment of queensware, and
anyone who wants anything in that
line can get it as cheap or cheaper
than they eanbuyitin Sionx City.
Try me and see. Van de Zedde.
Have you seen our latest production
in photos? We are now making some
of the finest photos made anywhere
for the money and prices very low.
For groups, wedding or baby photos,
aee us first, and save money.
Dc Luxe Stcdio,
Next to 6 and lOo store, 40o 4th, Sioux
City, Iowa.
In the list of teachers selected by
the Sioux City school board appear
the following who either lire or have
taught sohool in this county : Emma
Bliven, Mabel Cheney, Mildred Bur
kett, Edna E Durland, Lnla I Dur
land, Lillian Orr and Mrs Nellie R
Swingle.
Rev W H Fricke, a German Luther
an minister, residing at Madison, Neb,
stopped off here Monday for a couple
ot days visit at the Fred Duensing
home while returning from a confer
ence meeting at Hartford, S D. Mr
Duensing and Mr Fricke were boyhood
chums iu Germany, and the visit was
therefore greaty enjoyed by both.
Married at the M E parsonage Sat
urday morning by the Rev G E Von
Hagen,'John W Blacketer and Miss
Sylvia E Lake both of Homer. The
young couple were attended by Mr
Chas Lake, brother of the bride and
Clara Blacketer, sister of the groom.
Homer is to be the home of these hap
py young people.
1 A new floor was laid in the M . E
parsonage kitchen this week, greatly
to the delight of Mrs Von Hagen, and
we hereby extend our thanks to all the
friends who so kindly helped us so as
to make it possible; now if you will
only push a little more and assist ns in
putting iu new eave spouting which is
greatly needed, the parsonage family
will be under double obligations to you
for your kindness and liberality.
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Estimates furnished. All work guaranteed.
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Proprietor of y
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Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymour's White Laundry. Basket goes on
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
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Saturday, Ms.y I3tH
31bs nice dried Peaches..25c olbs Fancy Raisins 25c
3 Bottles Pickles 25c 4 cans Corn 25c
English Walnuts lb 12c 1 pkge Flaked Rye 13 C
Siturd8k.yi May 22nd
3 Pkgs Yeast Foam 10c 1 can 30c Lamb Tongue, 20c
3 one-pound packages Fancy Seeded Raisins 25c
3-lb sack of Rice 20c 15c can Peas 2 for 25c
Chas Bates was np from Wlnflr-tORo
Tuesday renewing old acquaintance.
Rev Oberholtzer was at I'onca Tups
day raising funds for the Carnegie
library building ot Midland college.
Charley Ooyle, of Dakotab, Iowa, an
old time friend of Col J F Lwedom,
was here Wednesday and made hira a
short visit.
Chas O Hamren, of Correction ville,
Iowa, and Blanche E Schroeder. of
Dallas, S D, were married Tuesday by
Judge St in son.
Mrs Jas Fisher came up from Walt
hill last Thursday for a few days'
visit at the home of her parents, .Mr
and Mrs Fred Duensing .
Mrs Dave Monroe and two children
of Sioux City visited at the F O Htan
ard home the past two weeks. Mr Mon
roe camo over Sunday and spent a few
days.
Do not fail to be at Suuday school
next Snnday morning as we wibq to
elect delegates to the state convention
and decide what we will do as to pay
ing their expenses.
Snnday May lGth holy communion
will be celebrated at Salem at 11
o'clock and at Emmanuel at 3 o'clock.
The third quarterly offering for benev-
olenoe will be received.
On Friday afternoon at 3 :00 o'clock
there will be preparatory services held
in the Emmanuel Lutheran church at
the close of which officers will be
elected for the coming year.
All kinds of coal, teed and bay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Field 8 & Slaughter Co.
Thko E Bliven, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
Regular preaching at Salem next
Sunday morning at 11:00 o clock.
Sunday school at 10:UU. rreaciimg
at Emmanuel church, Dakota City at
3:00 pm. Sunday sohool at 9:45 a m.
Arrangements are now being made
by the Emmanuel Lutheran church to
entertain the North Platte conference
of the Nebraska synod on June 8th and
9th. A more extended notioe will be
given later.
Your opinion about what you see Is
determined partly by how you see .
Very few people have normal vision.
Only perfectly fitted glasses will give
both relief and normal sight. V O
Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.
The Eozy Studio is making special
low prioes during the spring months.
Cabinets f 1.50 np; also 24 small Pho
tos 25c, 12 postals GOc. We lead in
low prices. All work guaranteed.
Jvozt BTUDIO,
304 Douglas street, Sioux City, Io.
Itev J F Seibert secured $75.00 in
his canvass of last week in the Em man
nel and Salem churches and $6.00
from a partial canvass of the Homer
congregation. He was suddenly call
ed home on Thursday morning on ao
count of the death of one of his mem
bers.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
churoh every Sunday as follows:
Preaching, 11am; Sunday sohool, 10
ami Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 6:30 p m; Preaching, 7 :30 p
to. Preach in Grace church every
Sunday at 2 :30 pm. You are cordially
invited to any and all these services .
The Herald office will this week be
moved to its new home in the rooms
in the rear of the postoffice building,
where we will be pleased to meet all
our old friends, and especially those
who are in arrears for the paper, or
those who want all the news while it
IS news for $1.00 per year. ' Don't all
come at onre!
The Iowa STEEL Gate for the farm.
Not made of iron or gaspipe to bend
and sag out of shape, but of high car
bon steel tubing with heavy wire
fabric A gate that your children can
open with one hand, that your stock
can t open at all. vve aeuver in m 10
you here at Dakota City at the same
price you would nave to pay were yon
to bur direct from the factory. Sold
on trial and fully guaranteed by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Before going down a well, test the
purity of the air by lowering a lighted
candle or lantern. If the light burns
dimly or goes out. the poiouous
carbonic acid gas "damps" can be
driven out bv igniting a quantity of
turpentine and sawdust or kerosene and
rags, in a kettle, and lowering it to the
sufaoe of the water; and then, later,
pour several bucketfuls of water into
the well from the top. Test again with
the lautern and note the improvement
The following item taken from the
Soutb Omaha notes in the Omalia
True Voice, refers to Father Moriarty
who was located at Jackson for several
Tears: "liev Jfatner iuoriarry 01 nen
son attended the meeting of the Old
Settlers Asaoiiation last Tuesday. Al
though Father Moriarty wished to be
onlv a spectator the audience insisted
by loud applause upon Lis making an
impromptu speech. No matter how far
or for bow long away from this city
Father Moiiarty may stay bis popular
ity, due to his good work here, will
aever decrease."
A novel sight was witnessed by the
resident of this locality Monday even
ing when a big army balloon, which
left Fort Omaha at 11:15 that day,
paused over the county from the south
and landed near Jacksoj at 6:45 in
the evening. The balloon was manned
by two army officers from the fort who
were making an experimental trip.
When the balloon came to earth it
exploded anl burned to a crisp, slight
ly injuring one ot the men. J lie bal
loonists returned to Omaha by train
Taesday moroing, after spending the
night at the Ed T Kearney home.
Mrs E.I M Phillips, a former resi
dent of this place, died at her home in
Carringtoo, N V, on 1'riday of last
week of apopltxy. She bad been ail
itg for some months, and her death
was not unexpected- Deceased had
been a resident of this county for 35
years, coming here with her parents,
the late Mr and Mi's Joaepli Mol'her
son, in 18G8, and having moved to
North Dakota about four years ago
Her husband, one son, Joseph Phillips,
and a brother, Wesley Mcl'heraou of
this place, and three sifters Mrs Chas
H Ream of this place, Mrs Net tie Hum
mond of Trenton, Neb, and Mrs JeKse
Little of Sioux City survive her. The
latter departed lust Saturday for Car
rington to attend the funeral obsequies
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Packages
The National prestige of Unceda Biscuit is
baked in. The moment you take a biscuit
from the package, as soon as you taste it, the
reason becomes apparent why so many hun
dred millions of packages of Uneccla Biscuit
have been bought by the American people.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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S A Stinson made a business trip
to Homer leBterday.
Hal Blacketer is home from the hos
pital, where he was taking treatment
the past week.
George J lioucuer and family were
down from South Sioux City Wednes
day evening calling on friends.
Bess Robertson was home from Em
erson this week, the schools there being
closed on account of scarlet fever.
The Dakota City ball team will give
dauce in the new hall r"jxt Tuesday
the 18th. Collins Bros will furnish
music
Mrs Ben Hall went to Lawton, Io,
last week to assist in the Gus Bartsls
home, where a bran new baby boy had
made its advent.
M O Ayres and son Edgar, in com
pany with Geo Carter and wife of I
Omaha, left Saturday on a two weeks
trip to Washington, D C.
Fred Hughart and wife came up
fiom Winnebago Tuesday for a fei
days visit. They left Thursday for
a visit at MrHuRbarts old Home 10
Wisconsin.
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New Idea Magazine $1
Sionx City Daily and Sunday
Journal 0
without Sunday 4
to rural route patrons 3 50
Lincoln Daily News to April 1. 1 20
Kansas City Weekly Star.... 1 15
Iowa Homestead 1 40
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)R. C H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Snrgeon.
Calls promptly attended
DISOri CITT. KSBRA8KA
Undertaker
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Meals zxt All Hours
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Being newly and neatly furnished throughout, we can
offer the best of accommodations to the traveling public.
DaaJtotak. City, Nebraska.
Wir.H cr.HOOL NOTES 2H
EDITED BY THI aENIOft CLASS jfHiV-
Esther Learner was absent Monday.
Myrtle Powell has been absent on
account of shkoess.
Final examinations begin in the
grammar room next ween.
Nellie Sanford is back in school
again, after a couple of weeks' absence.
The first and second primary rooms
are missing three of their classmates,
Hazel, Charlotte and Acie Bliven, who
have gone with their parents to Pen
der to live.
The "field meet," which was to be
held May 28, will be held Tuesday,
May io, instead, vvetaxe tnis occa
sion to invite all patrons to come out
and spend tuat day wun tne young
people. They will be glad to bavo
you come, and we aUall entertain you
as well as possible. - Come in the
morniug, bring your dinner and stay
all day.
All Ready For Two-Day Show
Sioux City Journal, May 10th: W H
Barnes this marning received from A
G Campbell a telegram saying that
arrangements are complete to give the
show on the Beall triangle May 28 and
29 for the benefit of tho Playground
association,
ISext oionuay two advertising cars
will arrive here and forthwith the bill
hoards will be clothed in gayly colored
posters announcing the multitudinous
acts in tho Campbell shows. Not only
will Sioux City be thoroughly billed,
but all towns within a radius of twenty
miles will be flooded with posteis and
advertising matter.
The circus will arrive here early on
the mornii.g of the 2Hth. A street
parade each day will be followed by
performances afternoon and evening.
In the meantime the men and women
interested in the Playgrounds associa
tion will thoroughly canvass the city
with tickets. By the sale of tickets it
in hoped to secure sufficient funds to
carry the Playgroun 1 project through
its first season without asking the pub
lic for subscriptions,
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Tackson, Nebraska
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Light Running Long Lasting. Let us show them to you
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Dakota Citv. Nib.
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