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Scores of women will do it this
winter, in some poor, old base
burner ; and they'll get very little
warmth out of it, too.
Don't you think it would be a good idea
to buy a First Class Favorite Base Bur
ner, with Triple Exposed Flues, and save
enough on your coal bills this winter to
buy a new dress in the spring? It is a
positive fact the Favorite does burn
less coal and throws out more heat than
any other base burner made.
It took an organized body of stove ex
perts nearly fifty years to perfect it.
There is no other Base Burner like it,
because tue features that make it such
a wonder M and economical heater are
patented. 9 It is the most attractive
and best made stove, too.
In the Triple exposed Flues you will find one
reason why it will save fully one half on your
coal bills. But there are many other
vsss reasons too many to mention here.
Cpme and see us, ana we will snow
you that there is no other base
burner that will compare with
the Favorite.
IS. IB. ILbr. Co.
Hubbard, Nebr.
YcniH rindtha
Benson in tbr-
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All kinds of coal, feed and bay for
sale at reaoouuble prices.
1'iwldb & Slaughter Co.
ThioE Blivkn, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
If you liaven't got time to do your
own shopping call up No. 1, and be
will deliver the goods promptly.
Local Items
Lincoln Sanitarium
iLzjLa
Sulpha-Saline Springs
Located on our own premiyas and aad
in the
Natural Mineral WaUr
BATHS
Unsnrpaued in tin treatment of
Rheumatism
Haart. Btomaoh. Kidney and Lirar
Diteaaua
Mwlcr.M Caarfci. AUru
DR. 0. W. EVERETT, Mgr.. Lincoln, Rb.
Friday, Oct. 28, 1910
We have sewing machine needles
and scbuttles to fit any sewing ma
chine. You will also find a good line
of hardware, graniteware and tinware
at right prices, nt Schriever Bros.
The Youth's
Companion
So Much for
so Little !
52 Weeks' Issues
only $1.75.
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Bargains at Van's every day.
The board of oounty commissioners
meet tomorrow, Saturday.
For Sale Eight fine young Duroc
Jersey pigs, past eight wicks old.
Fred Dnensing, Dakota City, Nebr.
Adolph Bartels brought homo a fine
buuch of feeders from Sioux City Mon-
Buy a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Eimers.
MiwH Elizabeth Oreve bns accepted
a pnM'imi iu a fruit store in Sioux
Citv.
Everything in the line of scbool
supplii's, such as pencils, crayons,
pens, rHbltts, etc, at Van de Zedde's.
IUv S L Keller on Wednesday titd
the nuptial knot that joined together
Elmer O Mott and Mr 1'earl Vannice,
both of Columbus Junction, Iowa.
O M ITttchcock democratic caudi
date lor U S senator, ami J P Latta
democratic candidate for congrens, are
billed to speak here Nov, 1, at 1:30
p m.
Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
branes of vour thioatif you want to
""J' l,.. i .!.: fii...un.i.:n,uf!ni.li
E N Phillips of Exeter, Nebr, yisit-"'. ""TV'?:": . .
The Companion entertains half
a million families every week.
"Only the Best"
Reading
chosen from the
world's abundance
of every sort.
Send for Free Sample Copies
of the Larger Companion and
the Announcement for ign.
FREE to JAN. 1911
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COMPANION
MASS.
Vi-iy tiuhtiriptioiit KccclvtJ at thit Uilue.
at the homa of his sou-in law, w Ji.
Suethen, from Friday until Monday.
W 8 Baughman received an ugly
cut on his wrist Ironi a brogen window
glass while working at the firo yesterday,
It pays to trade at Vans, and be
sides lie will give you, free of charge,
a handsome chronio in the course ol
time. Oo and see him.
II A Baker, formerly ageni for the
Watkins Remedy Co in this place, is
herefrom the western part of the state
on a visit with old friends.
Fred Blume, of Emerson, who has
been seriously ill for several weeks
with inflamatorv rheumatism, has
about recovered, and is regaining his
health again,
Dakota county hadn't ought to be
compelled to pay $1.00 per page for
piloting briefs just to enable some
county officer to pay bis political debts
at the expense of the taxpayers. Any
legitimate cublisher will print briefs
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for 75c per page.'
noaisness in a child subject to cioup
is a sure indication of the approach of
the disease. If Chamberlain's Congh
Remedy is given at once or even after
the croupy congh has appeared, it will
prevent the attack. Contains no
poison. Sold by all druggists.
The Sioux City boosters, in a special
train, and headed by Reed's military
band, visited Dakota City last Friday
evening. They were received at the
depot by the business men ol town and
escorted to the business part ol town
w here they met the people and dis
tributed literature and souvenirs ad
vertising the commercial interests of
Sioux City.
D M Neiswanger came up from
Omaha Saturday for a few week's stay
at home, having been excused from
dntv bb iurvmau in the federal court
until November 14th. Mr Neiswanger
has resinned as traveling salesman for
Finoh, Van Slyck & McConville, of St
Pnul, Minn, and has taken the Nebras
ka territory for a new dry goods hrm
that is being established id Sioux
City.
A trip to Great Falls Montana, and
the filiug on a homestead in Judas
Basin, Uear Beuchland, Mont, by MibS
Matilda Herman, was followed by a
quirt wedding in the purcontige of the
Methodist Episr-opal church at Great
Fulls of Mi.is Urmia!) to J Fruuk Orr,
Hon of Roland U Orr and wifo of Umh
1 .1 u -e, cm Wednesday of lust week.
1 ho acquaint anen of ton two yoiiiij.!
m-oplo was iaa-:! ut Phillip, S i,
wiiete MiKs Herman, whose homo in in
Uliii'iit?'), had spent thu pm-t Hammer
with rel itivrH, :ind wlii.ru Mr Oir, who
recently proved up on a claim, was re-
Billing, Alter t an wii,tn,f.', wincn was
solemuiz-'d by R.-v J E Martin, the
happy couple returned to this placu
where they will spend the winter, and
return to Montana iu the spring. Thu
best wishes of their many frieudd are
extended thorn.
Remedy. Sold by all druggists
Havey Zentmire returned last Fri
day from a visit to his old home ut
Aledo. 111. while there ho was taken
down with inflamatory rheumatism,
and is now only able to hobble around
with the aid of crutbes.
The Wednesday Literary club will
meet with Miss Engelen November 2,
2:30 pm. The following program to
be given: Roll call reponses about
noted Spanish discoveries; le-son
study, ch 8, and 9 10, Miss Engelen;
paper, the present conditions and fn
ture of Spain, Mrs Evans; Scrap Book
in Hoaiu. Mrs Adair Mnsic. Etta M
Sides, secretary.
We have a good position open in this
oounty for a man of good standing to
take charge of branch Oil and Gaso
line station, to sell direct to the farm
era iu barrel lots. Must be able to
sive cash security as we carry car
load oil, each station. Will pay good
salary or commission to right party
Address Milwaukee Oil Kenniug Uo,
Aberdeen, 8 Dak.
The bic bunch of Omaha boosters
that were touring northeastern Nebras
ka this week, paid Dakota City a short
visit Wednesday afternoon, arriving
here at 4:10 and leaving at 4:20
Their time waa rather limited in which
to make the long trip from the depot
and return, but they managed to find
all the business houses and leave re
minders of their trip,
The Burlington shopping train that
was put on several mouths ago to ac
commodate the patrons of the line be
tween Sionx City and Ashland, will be
taken off the first of Nove ber, at
least that is the order that comes
throueh our looal agent, W E Snethen
While it will be immaterial to people
in this vicinity who now patroni.e the
eleotrio cur line, it will be a disap
iioiutmeut to those south of us who
have no other road to patronize.
Bess Stinson, who is sojourning at
Excelsior Springs, Mo, in company
with her sister Perle, and Mrs Uairy
Adair and father, Barney Gribble,
writes that she is enjoying her vacn
tion lmmensrlv. and that slie is now
expert enough to defeat "Uncle Bar
ney" pitching horseshoes, a game that
nobody ever defeated him at before
ho he says. Misses Bess and Perlo ex
pect to return home Sunday, while
Mr (iribble and Jaught r will remain
a fuw weeks longer,
tieorge l'ruuger, who lor llio past
six years has filled the position of sta
tion iitf! ut at this place for the Omaha
road, h accepted a like posi'.iou for
tlie nunc company ut Wakefield, ut a
haiiil'oi.iH raise ill Halury, lie will
succeed David Learner, u former In
kota county boy, who has been iu the
oil) ploy of the company f r twenty-
eight yeurrt, aU'l lor twenty live years
at Wakefield. Goorge Poole of Emur
sun. relief agent, w ill have charge, of
the station here temporarily. The
many friends of Mr and Mrs Pranger
regret their departure.
Ma E M Sponcer left Tuesday noon
; for Denver, Colo, where she will spend
a month with her daughter, Mary,
j Roy L Widner and Miss Catharine
Fouts, of Winnebago, were married
here Thursday by Rey 8 L Keller.
I The Dakota Comity Home makers
Club will hold their next meeting Fri
day afternoon Nov 11th. A program
is being prepared.
i Mrs Evan Way of Pigeon Creek
precinct, and Mrs Ely Arick of Kansas,
were guests at the Dr D C Stiusou
. home Monday and Tuesday.
G M Hitchcock and J P Latta, can
didates for U 8 senator and cougress-
j roan, respectively, a billed to speak at
this place Nov 1, at 1 M0 p m.
Mrs Auna M Evans, grand worthy
matron of the O E 8, returned home
lrst Saturday from a two weeks trip
throughout the state in which she ofli
oialy visited a number of chapters.
N R Brasfield and wife came from
their home near Awanka, 8 D, Wed
nesday to spend a few days with Mrs
Brai-Ut Id's mother, Mrs 8 C Hileman,
who has been in poor health for some
time.
Oet married and have your wedding
photos made at the De Luxe, wo make
the latest styles and our prices are be
low all. For group or school photos,
see us first. De Luxe Studio, 405, 4th
street, Sioux City, Iowa.
Helen Knox has resigned her posi
tion as teacher in the German school
district No 25, oa account of poor
health. Henry Wallwey, tho director,
is searching for a tesoher ti fill the va
cancy. John O Bachert and wife returned
the first of the week from their auto
mobile trip to Ft Dodge, Iowa. They
traded their machine for a residence
property in Ft Dodge, and made the
return trip iu the steam cars.
The pleasant purgative effect expe
rienced by all who use Chamherlaiu's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, uu i the
healthy condition of the body and
mind which they create, makes one
feel joyful. Bold by all drngguts.
Mrs George Burnett received word
the firtt of the week that her brother,
Clyde Gribble, living at Goodwin was
seriously injured last Friday iu a runa
way, sustaining a broken leg and sev
eral bad bruises. He is still under the
oare of a trnined nurse. .
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures of coughs,
colds, croup and lnlluenza. lry it
when in need. It contains no harmful
substance and always give prompt re
lief. Sold by all drugisst.
As a county commissioner one who
stands for thu inteiestsof the taxpayer,
you would go a long ways in nuun a a
man better qualified to fill the office
than Nelson Feaut.., the present in
enmbent. Not a woid of complaint
has been heard of his actions' while
serving the county in the capacity of
commissioner the past year.
I am here to stay,
I'm glad to say,
With Rawleigh's ooong the Best
Satisfaction or No Sale.
Phono 18, 8 II Moore,
"The Rawleigh Man."
Wo Biermaun came - down trom
Danton, 8 D, Wednesday to look after
business matters and visit relatives and
old friends for a few days. Mr Bier-
man has just completed a concrete
house 20x20 on bis claim, doing most
of the work himself, which has a neat
and comfortable appearance. A hail
storm nearly rained his corn crop the
past summer, leaving him a yield of
about 10 bushels to the acre.
Fire Destroys the
S. A. Stinson Store
Fire broke out in the basement of
the 8 A Stinson store about 2 :.'(()
Thursday attcrnnon, and in less tl sn
an hour the building and nearly all
its contents wero consumed. The
gale that was blowikg at the time
made it impossible for the bucket bii
gado and chemical apparatus to head
off the tlanirs and tuey soon spread to
the J J McAllister law office, consum
ing that building, and for a time
threatened the Mrs Altemns house oc
cupied by Mrs Mollio Uroyhill, b t
which by bard work was saved.
The fire originated in the cellar and
was first discovered by John II Grib
ble, head clerk for Mr Stiuson, who
was quite seriously burned by the ex
plosion when the oil tank in the base
ment caught. It spread so rapidly to
the roof that it was fruitless to try to
cope with it, and the crowd that bad
assembled at the first alarm began re
moving the goods from the burning
buildings.
A call ior aid was telephoned to the
Sioux City fire department and they
sent a chemical engine over, making
the G-mile run in U5 minutes; but the
fire bad done its work by the time they
arrived.
This is the worst fire loss Dakota
City has suffered in many years, and
following the fires of the past summer,
is a severe blow to the hu-iness inter
ests of the low-n.
Mr Stinsnn's loss will Bmnu.t to
about $16,000. partly covered by in
surance, carrying $5,000 on stock and
$1,8U0 on the building The McAl
lister law offico was uninsured, and
valued at $350. About $1,000 worth
of goods and fixtures were saved from
the Stinson store, ana tin so were re
moved to the Fred Beermau store
building.
Mr Stinson has made no plans as
yet for the future, but it is hoped that
lie will replace the burned buildiug
with a brick structure.
No matter how you make it,
No matter how you bake it,
No matter what it costs you,
You can't beat Tip Top Bread,
Made at Metz bakery,
For J Van de Zedde.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
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HIGH SCHOOL DEATAKTMENT
Will Schriever has been absent sev
eral dsvs on account of sickness.
The eleventh Rrade have completed
the Btudy of "Elaine" and are now
studying "Shakespeare's Merchant of
Venice."
The report cards have beeu returned
bearing the signatures of the parents
and the amount of home study. This
varies according to the needs of the
differeut pupils.
Arthur Kflsel enrolled in the first
grade Mouday, and Mary Kolsel en
rolled in the sixth grade.
Leslie nnd William Hal are in
school aftor a week's absence.
.1, A. Chleolne. Principal.
Julia Power, Asslstnnt Principal.
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
Rev. W. K. Warren, Pastor.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every Sunday an follows: 1'reacli
lux at 11 it in ; Sunday school at in a in : class
mcctliiK 12 tn : Kpwortli J.enKue 7 p in:
ui-eaclilnu S p in.
Don't forget the services at the
Methodist church. He ou hand at 10
a m, bring your children to Sundaj
"Chool. Preaching at 11 a m and 7:30
pu. Let the young people rally to
the League service at 0:30 pm. The
League will give a social at Bro Geo
Orr's ou the 0th at 8 p ru or thereboiits.
That was a splendid anthem Sunday
iveaing. More please.
lie V.
It is time of sudden mishap or acci
dents that Chamberlains Liniment
can bo relied upon to take the place of
the family doctor, who cannot always
be found at the moment. Then it is
that Chamberlain's Liniment is never
found wanting. In cases of sprains,
cuts, wounds -and bruises Cliamber-
lain's Liniment takes oat the soreness
and drives away the pain. Sold by all
druggists.
Thirteen voters, five of them repub
licans, turned out Wednesday evening
to hear Willis E Reed, of Madison,
Nebr, expound democratio dootrine.
The scarceity of the crowd was due
largely to the big game of Hearts
going on at democratio headquarters,
where "the ceiling is the limit. Mr
Reed was very tame in his remarks,
and his talk was a disappointment to
the Dahlniatiites .
A GOOD POSITION Can be had
by ambitious young men or ladies in
the Railway or " Wireless" lelegrapu
service. Since the 8-hour law became
effective, and since the extensive de
velopments of wireless telegraphy,
there is a shortage of 10,U0U telegrap-
ers. Positions Day beginners $70 to
400 ner month. We operate uuder su
nervisiou of Teleerraim Umclals and
4 i . t .
all graduates are guaranteed positions
Write for full details to the Institute
nearest to you. NATlOMALi IHiIjI'j
GRAPH INSTITUTE, Cincinnati, O,
Philadelphia. Pa. Memphis, lenn,
Columbia. 8 0, St Paul, Minn, Luid,
Okla, Portland, Ore.
Word came from Phillipsburg,
Kans. Tuesday that A Frederick Ber-
gor, a former resident of this county,
haS passed away the night previous.
at hK home there from pneumonia
His sc8 John and Wiiliam of this
precinct had been with him during the
last days of his illness and will bring
the remains bore for burial in the 'lay
lor nemeti rv. Mr BerKor was one of
the first pioneer residents of Dakota
county, coming here in July 1858.
He first located on Squaw creek, south
of Homer, where ho resided a few
ycats, and then located on t'ut farm
three miles north of Homer, where he
resided until annul live years ao
when he wov-d to llonnr. From
there he move I to Kansas in the spring
of lOI)1.), 1I. served his country in the
civil wsr as a member of Co I, 2nd Ne
braska cavalry. Dcceiised issiuvivd
by six children Mrs 1'. I Norris. Mrs
Albert Ondi'i-stal, MrsAuna hlieldon,
Mrs Frank Shaffer, John liergi r and
Wm llergur. His wifo uud one broth
er, G net v Bergur, also survive him,
Deceased was well-to-do in worldly
goods, having accumulated considei
ble property during his long Ltay and
prosperous residence among us.
Proaclilnit every Sunday at 11 Bin: Sun
day school promptly at 10 a in. Sr. 1 Clul-
IxM-tson, superintendent.
I'll ii public U cordially invited to an menu
services.
LUTHCRAN-
S. I.. Keller. Tustor.
DAKOTA CITY
Sunday school every Sunday at :4.r a in
Kll.ttl'th S. Ililtlie, Hlipcrlnleliileiit.
pit-achlntc at 7:au p iu. every sunuay.
SALEM
First Publication Oct 11 4w
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
in the county court of Dakota county,
Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Pciry I.ca
mer, deceased. ....
Notice Is hereby (riven that the creditor
of the said deceased will meet the exeeu-
. I.I Iwif..p. ..... .....,,fV lll.flfl.
liir oi muu 1-niii.w, . " i". " ., ....
of Dakota county, Nebraska, at the county
court room in sum counij, on m mm .mj
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III ri'lllllllljr, l, .11, .ii n... ... n.
I .1... 1-7.1. .luw ..f A.,,-il lull Hi.
mill itnu uu uu. ii ii. ..,, ...
In o'clock a. ni.eiich day for the purpose of
pri'SI-llllllK fclli-li I iiiinii i"i ...... ...v.. ....
...ii.... .....I 1 1 . .u'li iii.ii Slv ,iwnilliy
tltljun t in, -ii n iii. . i i.f ti ....... . .............
in. iilloueil for creditors to present their
claims and one yetu- for the executor
to settle said estate, from the inn uay 01
Octolier, llilll.
This notice will lie published In the lliiko-
ta 1 'ouniy i leraiu mi- iiiur w im-ks nm-i-rum
ly prior to tin) l-iin nay 01 r iriiury, iwu.
Witness my hand, and seal of said court
this Nth day of Octolier, A. H. mid.
hral Oounty Juiliro.
2f F Oy
All Cakes,
"Hill
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MoreTastv.
i Absolutely Healthful
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PROTECTION
Why we advertise "Safe as a Government Bond."
We loan to farmers almost exclusively (the safest class
of borrowers in the world.) Less than $50 losses in
nearly a quarter of a century. Ample capital, surplus
and backing to fully protect any possible loss, with a
lifetime's reputation back of all.
Protection most thorough vault, safe, burglar alarm
aud the services of all the detectives of two Insurance
companies. State and Amorican Bankers Associations,
and of Pinkcrtons. That's part of the reason for saying
"Safe as a Government Bond."
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you
Bank, of Dakota Coixtxty &
RIGHT"
latelcaon
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1 Abstracts of Title
A $10,000 Burety Bond
Guarantees tbo accuracy of every
A Abstract I make
Mxa u oca
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co.
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. EIMERS
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Klrst publication fiw ,
NOTICE OK UEKEIIKRH BALK IN VAUTITIOH
llv virtue of till order of the district court
of Nebraska, III and for luikota county, for
thu sale of real estate to mime pariiuoii,
i-i.tirlerei oil I III! Ill llllV Ol HClOlier. n 1 1,
lull), In a suit for partition, wherein Mary
I'tiinir Is DlulntllT. anil Klleil llturKHii, rat
rick ImikViiii and .loliu William Itooney and
Thomas lieneillct Itooney, Illinois, Frank
1'iiiiilt. KM ward J. Mullall.v, Mary K. Mill
lally, Hans Nelsen mid l,aura Nclseii, a
defendants, we. the uiiderslinied persons,
referees In partition duly appointed mid
commissioned 111 suld suit, nil 1 1 11.-. 1 and
Hctlnu, will, on thw d day of I leceinlmr. A .
Ii. lKiu. at II o'clock 111 the forenoon of said
day. sell at public sale at the front door of
the court house at liakota City, county of
Dakota and statu of Nebraska, thu follow
Inn d-scrlls-d real estate, to-wlf
Tin. est half of the southeast quarter
(K'-jof HKS). and thu southeast quarter of
thu northeast quarter I WK'- of N KU) of sec-
tlon 27, all In township, norm oi rnime (
east of thu Bill f. M In lmkola county, Nc
1.,-lwblL
Thu terms of Biild sale to lsi cash, or not
less than onu-half cash, wit h iiiortKimu twick
on t he land sold or other equivalent securi
ty for de (erred pay ineuts and interest..
Imled Ik-tolier 27, lain.
llAMKr. 1IAHTNBTT,
I'ATHICK JllNKH,
llKKMAN KRNK,
Ki I. i i es lii I'll rt 1 1 Inn
The R,icR Irrigated Iands
in Efte Old Horn B&sin,
Zfie Shoshone Project,
"Che Huntley Project,
Arc an IShe jBirliragtosi
Personally conducted excursions first and third Tuesdays.
Soil The soil is rich, very deep, and is alluvial in character,
of grayish brown loam that yields tremendous returns. The soil
is not limited to any one crop but is showing remarkable results
on widely diversified produce. Everything prospers here, wheat,
oats, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, potatoes, garden vegetables,
apples, and all small fruits, as well as live stock, poultry and bees.
Climate The climate is especially attractive here and settlers
are fast coming into this desirable country.
Government Auction Sale Ask about the Government Auc
tion Sale of Crow Indian lands. One-fifth cash. No residence
required.
Iree Literature If you want to share in the magnificent op
portunities that this country offers, you should lose no time in
sending for free literature prepared by the Burlington railroad.
Land Bookers Information Bureau,
1001 Farnam Btreet, Omaba, Nebr.
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Viitlil
Us Your Name
JV, have a gooil money
lnnkintr proposition
. ; .1 va::t to tell oil about
it. Write to-day for pur
tiail.irs. Address
:v; idi:a
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l'Ur.LISHINO CO.
NKWYOKK, N. Y.
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This lji-in. Coucord Harness No. 70
no collars 31
Our No. 170, l2-in. Concord, with
flat backs, abetter job $35
41 1 Pearl St
Sioux City
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