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Local Items
Friday, May ai, 1909
We have as good a stock of bard
warn and tinware as tbere ever was in
Dakota f!it.v. and vnn will (KnA m,
prices right. Sohriever Bros.
Geo Haaseot Emerson was a visitor
at borne over Sunday,
Bess Robertson returned to school
work at Emerson Monday.
John Krupgor and wife and Cha8
Sierk and wife went to Wayne Saturday
and visited over Sunday with Chas
Sundt.
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.
Final papers were granted Monday
in the district court to Soren Hansen
Lauritson, of Goodwin, and Christen
Christensen, of Vista, and both are
now full fledged citizens.
On account of the union baccalaure
ate services at the M E church 'next
Sunday morning, there will be no
preaching at Salem. Preaching at
Emmanuel Lutheran church in the
evening at 8:80, Sunday school 9:45.
Remember we handle a full and
complete line oi overalls and jackets,
and it will pay you to oall and look
over our stock, whether you wer over
alls or not. Prices are what talk, and
our goods speak for themselves. Van
de Zedde.
W T Bartlett, of Sioux City, is ad
vertising in this Issue of The Herald
an excursion to the Texas Panhandle
oh June 1st, where his company will
put 150,000 acres of the best Texas
land on the market. This is an oppor
tunity you should not miss.
Clifford Peterson, son of A J Peter
son and wife, and Susie Lenox, daugh
ter of VVm Lenox and wife, all resi
dents of this place, were married in
Sioux City Saturday. The young
couple have the best wishes of their
many friends here, where they will
make tbeir home.
Ilernian Nelson was here on business
Monday from Jackson.
Dr II J Leahy and family were down
from Jackson Tuesday ia their new
Ford automobile.
W'm Antrim and wife, of Qttis, Colo,
spent a few days here this week with
their niece, Mrs Paul Fizey.
New stock of lawn mower just re
ceived at the & B Hardware store.
Reliable mowers especially priced at
t3.35 and np no trash.
C N Phillips and wife returned to
their home at Exeter, this state, Mon
day, after a ten day' visit here with
their danghter, Mrs W E Snetben.
A display of fine glassware, that
looks as nice almost as any cut glass,
and sold dirt cheap; your choice on
the center table for only 10 cents, at
Van de Zedde's.
Judge St insou performed two wed
ding ceremonies Saturday, the first for
Riubard R Bates and Carrie Suave,
both of Sioux City, and the second for
Riy G Marrall of Stanton, and Edna D
Trunk of Homer.
We are indeed thankful to that most
eflieient and very indispensible organi
zation in our church, the Ladies Aid
society, for greatly needed and highly
appreciated improvements made at the
M E parsonage this week.'
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 can buy it in Sioux City.
Try me and see. Van de Zedde.
The Herald office was moved Satur
day of last week to its new borne in the
rear of the postofflce. Our phone
number is still 43. The old postofflce
phone, No 15, is now the editor, bouse
number, where any items of news will
gladly be received.
In the class of 171 which graduates
from the state normal at Peru this
year appear the names of Miss Mildred
Sponcer of this place, and W L Best,
wh9 was assistant principal of our
sohools the years '07 '08. The com
mencement exercises will be held May
27 to June 1.
The graduating exercises ef the Da
kota City schools will be held on Fri
day evening of next week, May 28tb.
The class this year will consist of three
members, Ethel Strong, Esther Lea
rner and Marjorie Spencer. Instead
of the graduates delivering orations, as
is the usual custom, Rev E H Stevens,
of Sioux City, has been secured to de
liver a lecture on this oocasion.
Fred Parker returned from Malvern,
Neb, Monday, near which place be has
located on a 040-aere homestead. He
expects to return to his claim about
the 1st of Juue, when be will be ac
companied by his wife and Mrs C B
Howard. Mr Howard, who is expect
ed home the coming week from bis
claim, will return at the same time,
and will make the trip overland by
team, accompauied by his son Edgar.
Preparations are under way for a big
lime at the close of theEpworth league
contest in the near future. A fine
feast and a track meet are to fee the
features of the cccasion in honor of the
winning sids. The same contestants
and captains will be the opposing
sides ia the track meet, so if you have
any stunts you want pulled off at this
timo begin now by practiceing to get
yourself into shape for the occasion,
which promises to be a very interesting
and enjoyable affair.
THE DOLLAR
-you save-
-TO-DAY
brings OLD AGE COMFORT Tomorrow
We pay four percent interest on
deposits and keep your money
Absolutely Safe
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you JUGHT"
Bank of Dakota County
Jack. son, N brask.Bk.
ALWAYS HUNGRY FOR. MORE BUSINESS
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M .rairomze norae inauscry Duy your m ;ais 01
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I Proprietor of
1 D!rtv Iy2ca,i Market I
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent
goes on
for Seymour's White Laundry. Basket
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays ' .
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Sewturcievy, May 22nd
3 Pkgs Yeast Foam 10c 1 can 30c Lamb Tongue, 20c
3 one-pound packages Fancy Seeded Raisins 25c
3-lb sacVof Rice 20c Lie can Peas 2 for 25c
Saturday, May 29th
One gallon fancy can Peaches and Apricots, per can . . IOC
Sbars Laundry Soap..25c 23c Sunbonnets 20c
Ladies Shirt Waists 20 oft All 5c tablets, 0 for. . .2oC
See our new stock of Umbrellas just from the factory
Jas King was up from flomer Tues
day.
Chas L Culler and wife were down
from Wayne over Sunday.
Mrs Wm Orr is seriously ill, with
little hope for her recovery,
J S Qnist of the TJ 8 navy is here
on a visit witli ins brotuer. uuarley
Qnist.
The prospect for a bounteous fruit
crop in this locality was never better
than now.
M O Ay re and son Edgar arrived
home Wednesday morning from their
trip to Boston,
Victor llausen, of Omadi precinct,
spoilt a few days here this week with
his former schoolmates.
The high school ball team defeated
the Jackson kids here yesterday after
noon, score 15 to 3.
Elmer Smith received word the past
week of the death of his brother, Geo
W Smith, at Pitcairn, Ta. The sup
position is that he was killed by the
cars. 1
Found A lady's black astrachan
cape, one mile west of Dakota City,
Owner can have the same by calling
at The Ilerald ofllce, and paying for
this notice.
Mrs Lonis Goodscll sr, of Homer,
spent the week here with her daugh
ter, Mrs V O Lake. She goes to
Omaha next week to visit her son,
Clarence Goodsell.
All kinds of coal, feed and bay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fiflds & Slaughter Co.
Theo E Bi.iven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
The Burlington railroad company
put in a crushed stone walk across their
right of way, connecting with the
cement walk on the east side of the
track and the Herman Biermann walk
on the west.
Miss Blanche Africa went to Good
ell, Iowa, Wednesday to spend the
week at her old home. Mrs George
Pranger has taken her place as hello
girl at the telephone exchange.
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. W C
Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.
The Rev W S Oberholtzer will
preach the bachalaurate sermon to the
graduating class of our high school at
the M E ohnrch on Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock. Everybody who is in
terested in our school is most cordially
invited to be present.
, Victor J Sheppard and Josi" Carroll,
of Sioux City, were married by Judge
Stinson Wednesday. The couple were
accompanied by Alfred Sheppard and
Mrs Kate Anthony, brother and sister
of the groom. The Sheppard family
formerly resided in this place.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every Sunday as follows:
Preaching, 11am; Sunday school, 10
ami Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 6:30 p m; Preaching, 7 :30 p
m. Preach in Grace church every
Sunday at 2 :30 p m. Yon are oordially
invited to anr and all these services.
Three couples were joined in con
nubial bliss by Judge 1) O Stinson on
Thursday. Fay D Woodford and Mar
garet Hoss, of Sioux City, were the
first to embtrk on the matrimonial sea
and the others were, Edward W Tar
rant and Miss Bessie L Willey, both
of Pender, and Frank L Thompson of
Thurston, and Miss Laura M Gigear
of Emerson, the last two couple form
ing a double wedding party.
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
fabiic. A gate that your children can
open with one hand, that your stock
can't open at all. We deliver them to
you here at Dakota City at the same
price you would have to pay were yon
to buy direct from the factory. Sold
on trial and fully guaranteed by the
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
The first circus to show in this vi
cinity, this year, is that of Campbell
Bros, combined circus and menagerie,
which will exhibit two days in Sioux
City, May 28 and 29. An added inter
est is attached to these performances
from the fact that tbey will be given
for the benefit of the Sioux City Pub
lic Playground Assciation. Aside from
these facts Campbull Bros consolidated
shows is the best aggregation of menag
erie and circus talent sbowiug in the
middle went this year. Remember the
date May 28 and 29 at Sioux City.
The object Playground Assooiation.
The price fifty cents and best of all tho
greatest show in the season.
A jolly crowd of Woodmen of the
World went to Lincoln from this place
last Saturday afternoon to attend the
big icitiation meeting held there that
evening, when a class of 1000 mem
hers was taken in. Field Deputy L
H Saunders organized a lodge here
with 32 members, fourteen of whom
made the trip to Lincoln, at the ex
pense-of the errand lo.ice, to witness
the exemplification of the secret work
of the order. Those who went were:
P Rockwell, D Van de Zedde. Wm
Biermann, S VV Foltz, Earl Frederick,
Sam Boutou, Wm Lorenz, Louis Lr
sou, Henry Hrumwiede, ChasFoestm,
Ben Hall, Emmett Hileman, Preston
Foltz and Hmry Sargeant. Ttie
bunch attended divine services (the
tmt offence for most of them) at the
penitentiary Sunday morcing. The
trip was a pleasant one all around.
Distnct court convened here on
Monday with Gny T Graves on the
bench. The burglary case against
t rank J Brice and James Uullen was
disposed of when they plead guiltv
charted, of breaking into the E & B
Lumber Co's hardware store at Soutii
Bioux City. The judge sentence 1
each of them to one year at hard labor
in the penitentiary . Agnes Ilartranf
was granted a divorce from her bus
band, Ernest Uartranft. John II
Priestley was granted a divorce from
Louisa Priestley. On J'nefiday the
caseofJWGray against the C St
M&O railroad was called; a jury
was empauneled a id the case, which
promises to lie a a lengthy one. is still
on trial. It involves 17,010 damuges
claimed by Gray to bis land which
lies north of the railroad in the swamp
caused by the grade holding the atu
on the plaintiff s land, ihe remain
dor of the jury was discharged for thi
term. The case against It A Talbot
for selling liquor without a license wa
Sold only in
Moisture Proof
Packages
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makes them the best soda crackers ever baked?
makes them the only choice of millions?
makes them famous as the National Biscuit ?
National - Biscuit - Goodness
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
A son was born to George Hirsch-
back and wife Tuesday.
II A Roost of Brushy Bend returned
rom the hospital Tuesday.
Buy a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Eimers.
Dr W R Ream, of Walthill, visited
elativta here between trains Wedues-
ay.
Orville Lake and wife were tip from
Homer Sunday, guests at the V O
Lake borne.
The dance Tuesday evening was not
s largely attended as it would have
been, hud the rain not interfered.
Mrs J P Rockwall visited a few dayi
the past week with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Mehsn, near Ponca, returning
Wedntsday
An exhange remarks that a man has
to have nerve to get mariied in that
man's town. Another adds that be
as to have a girl and the price of a
icense in bis town.
Frank R Polly, of Omadi precinct.
tid Miss Sophie D Wendte, of New
castle, will. be joined in marriage at
the bride's home in Newcastle, May
0th. They will be at home to their
many friends on the old Anthony
Myers farm after June 1st.
The Modern Remedy Co, an up to-
date rcedioine show, will open a week's
engagement here Monday. The show
will be held under tents ou the lot
ear the Eagle office. An admission
fee of 10 rants will be charged. All
over 35 will be admitted free the first
uight .
Jnmes Harden, an old reeident of
this county, died last Friday even
ing at his home on Walker's Islund,
after n sickness of several months with
ung trouble. Deceased came to this
county in his boyhood days, and many
vears was a resident of Dakota City.
He leaves a wife and seven children
three sons and four daughters . The
vrncral services were held Sunday, in
terment being in the Taylor cemetery.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
The following program will be given
at the commencement exercises of the
Dakota City high school, to be held in
the M hj church Friday evening, May
28, l'JOi). An admission fee of 25o
will be charged; school children, 15o.
March, "I'roce ksIoiiuI" Entlier Itomi
Involution Knv. Von lliigi'ii
80I0. 'Lullaby" Ada (I. Itart
Lecture, "They That Tarry by the HtutT"
Itcv. K. H.Mteven
yuartett!' "Iu ttllent Mend"
Mcksm Wood, Acliilr, l'ixey, JOHlaso'ii,
Presentation of Dlplunias H, A. Still-
koii, 1'rcnUlttnt ol Board of Kduration
lli'iicilli'tlon Hev. Von HaKcn
For Sale
A ei' motor windmill and tower com
plete, with tank and tank heater, all
tieuilv new. Alfred Seymour, Dakota
City, Nebraska.
PROGRAM.
The Wednesday Literary club will
hold its last regular meeting for the
year at the homo of Mrs Crozier, on
Saturday, May 22, at which time the
following program will be givcu:
Hull ('nil Km n well Ki'iittmciits
Tin- Ni-w Koutli Mr. )ir
A Sola A iniTlcHii St-ill i tor. . . M r. Kvnn
H1111111 W riter of tln Soiilliliinil
M In Knvi'len
Hciiilliiir liMKlliyc .11 ill iKllcy). MI-- Jluusc
Sons A 11 1 1 1 I.uiiK Sync Tlit'lili
It is especially requested that all
members meet promptly at 2 o'clock to
transact business.
E. Z. Kngelen, Secretary.
If You Own Any Farm
land, or know anybody who
does, you ought to get in touch
with the steps farmers in all
parts of the country arc taking
to protect themselves from some
of the commission men who
have been robbing them almost
ever since they were boys.
If you dont own any, but want
the best short starits' printed this
month, get th
JUNE EVERYBODY'S
For sale at Schmied's News-stand
l)R. C H. MAXWELL,
Thysician and Snrpeon.
Calls promptly attended
DiKOJA CITTV NEBRASKA
Undertaker
County Coroner
B. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
Two Gala Days
May 28 and
Canbell
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Consolidated
Shows
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City - Hotel
THOS. DEBIEN, Proprietor.
Meals at All Hours
25c azvd 50c
Being newly and neatly furnished throughout, we can
offer the best of accommodations to the traveling public.
DavkotA. City. NebraakBk.
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The E. & B. Ball Bearing Sewme Maching and the One Minute
Washer win praise everywhere, by giving universal satisfaction.
' Light Running Long Lasting. Let us show thera to you
Edwards Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard
Nebraska
PAUL PIZEY, '
Dakota Citvi Nta. j
Bonded : Abstracter
Lawyers
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan B!k..
Sioux City. Iowal
Circus and Menagerie
at Sioux Cityt Iowa
Under the Anspices of and
for the lieuefit of
Sioux City Public Playground
Association
Erery ticket purchased helps a worthy
cause
Admission. 50c
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