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Crusts and Cakes
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The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1911 Almanac
Tim Ktv Irl K Hlcko Almnnnr for 1!11,
Unit mittrdliin Aiiki'I In a hundred tliousmid
hoTiii's, In now ready. Not ninny lire now
wllliim to Ih without It mid the Kev Irl H
Hicks liiumilii'". Word imd Works. The
two lire only l.( a year. 'J'he Alinnnnc Is
Sfto prepnld. No home or ollleii should full
to send for them, to Word and Works Pub
lishing Uoinpmiy, St Souls, Mo.
R R Time Table
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SOUTII
No. 91 Local Freight 7:15 am
17 " Passenger . .12:47 pm
NORTH
No. 92 Local Freight 2:25 pm
16 Local Passenger" . . 6 :i7 pni
daily. daily except Sunday.
C, St. P., M.&O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time :
BOBTH BOUND. BOOTH BOUND.
6:25 pm Omaha 7:58 am
10:03am Omaha ......4.53pm
8:88 pm Norfolk 8:23 am
9:28 am Norfolk 4:53 pm
7:38 am Newcastle 10:18 am
1:15 pm " 5:50 pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
12 :13 pm Omaha 2:30 am
3:38 pm .Norfolk 8:23 am
9:28 am Norfolk 4:53 pm
Local Items
Friday, Nov. 25, 1910
We have sowing machine needles
and sebuttles to fit any sewing ma
chine. You will also find a good line
of hardware, granitewure and tinware
at right prices, at Schriever Bros.
The Youth's
Companion
So Much for
so Little !
52 Weeks' Issues
only $1.75.
The hoard of county commissioners
meet ou Saturday.
Mrs Ashley Londroeh spent Sunday
at Winnebago with relatives.
Mrs F II Forrest returned Monday
from a week's visit with her parents at
Moville, Iowa.
Mrs Thoebe Wilson of Homer has
been staying at th R E Evans home
during Mr and Mrs Evans' trip east.
Van is giving away a dandy dish of
your own choice with every package
of coffee you buy. The dish is worth
the money.
A marriage license was granted in
Sioux City Monday to Wm J Eberline
of Sioux City and Anna M Hendricks
of South Sioux City.
If you don't know where to trade
since the S A Stinson store burned, try
Van de Zedde's he will guaruntee ev
erything he sells to be tirst cluss.
E II Sparling returned to Cherry
Creek, S 1), Saturday, after u few days
visit at the Wm Cheney home. Mrs
Sparling and baby will remain for au
extended visit.
Word ha., been received by Mrs J
Hockwell of the death of her broth
, Win Biggs, of Knox county, on
the 7th inst. Mr Biggs was formerly
resilient of this county.
Lmmo buck c nies ou suddenly and
is extremely painful. It is caused by
rheumatism of tile muscles Quick re
. f VW
The Companion entertains half
a million families every week.
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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 19x1.
lief is afforded by applying
Chamber
all drug
Day a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Eimers.
Oeo W Ca'ter of Omaha, was a
guest at the M O Ay res home Monday.
C 11 Antrim and family spent
Thanksgiving at Homer with rela
tives.
George Wilkins went t Homer to
spend Thanksgiving with the home
folks.
FREE to JAN. 1911
Everr New Snliwrlber who eut out
and send this slip (or mentions tin;
imperl with a.l.7.1 for the f.f Issues of
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Then The Youth's J'ompanloil for
.Vi weeks il lllllll treasury
IhiK tlmt would cost S4U ill hook
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THF. YOUTH'S COMPANION
BOSTON. MASS.
Sulcriitins Kciclvctl at this (Jtlice,
Lincoln Sanitarium
rj AlirLL faiUi wu
Sulpho-Saline Springs
Located on our own premlie and ad
la th
Natural Mineral WaUr
BATHS
TJnRrpuBd In th trratmant f
nheumatism
Hoart. Btoniach. Klflny and Uvnr
MWmM Ckii(. Addtu
DR. 0. W. EVERETT, Mgr.. Liaooln, lk.
Iain's Liniment. Sold by
gi.-,ts.
Mrs E Woodward writes to have the
Herald chauged from Garrison, N L),
to Miuot, where they have moved tor
the winter. She adds that they are
having lovely weather there and that
they are all getting along nicely.
County Superintendent oss, Prof
J A Chicoine, Misses Julia Power,
an! BeBS and Mary Robertson left
Tuesday for Lincoln to attend the
state teachers meeting which conven
ed Wednesday morniug and lasts until
this, Friday, evening.
E U Poole, who has been serving as
relief agent at the Northwestern do
pot since George Prauger was trans
ferred to Wakericld.has br;en assigned
to Emerson as night operator. He
will be succeeded here by G V Smith,
agent at Jackson, Neb.
The property owners of drainage
district No 2, of Dakota county, will
hold an election at the court house
Saturdav for the purpose of electing
two supervisors of said district to till
vacancios ffn the board. One is to ba
leted for one vear and one for five
years.
Many school children suffer from
constipation, whioh is often the cause
of seeminK stupidity at lessons. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
ure an ideal medicine to give a child,
for they are mild and gentle in their
effect, and will euro even chronic con
stipation. Sold by all druggists.
When the Gordon stock of goods in
South Sioux City was sold to Dough
erty recently, attachments were placed
ou the stock by the Ferd Haak Cigar
Co for $!, one by the Wartield Pratt
Co for $7'J.2(). Tho stork, invoiced
f 150 CO and is now iu charge of Sh. riff
Bockwtll. An execution for $215 74
has also been levied on the stock by
Tuckabery & Co of Sioux City
WTni Aiubright'a new husking ma
chiue is kept pretty busy these days
tnkirig out corn. The only serious ob
jection to tho husking machine is the
condition iu which it leaves the fod
der. The btalks are thoroughly htnp
ped and the fodder scattered ou the
irround. and in the event ol snow ine
bulk of the feed would be wasted
Otherwise they solve the problem of
oornhusking.
Judge and Mrs It E Evans arrived
home Sunday morning from a three
week's trip east. They attended tho
General Grand Chapter of the O E S
at Jacksonville, Flu, as representatives
trout this state, Mrs Evans its Grand
Worthy Matron, und Mr Evans as
Past Worthy Patron. They also spent
several ilu's iu visiting relatives iu
i Pennsylvania. Mrs Evans again de
! purted Monday for Gritud Island and
other points in this state, expecting to
be gone a mouth on lodge business.
Lost Black enajiel bar breast pin
with pearl settiog. Reward. Herald
Ollioe.
Mrs Mary It McBeath went to Ho
mer luesday to visit until alter
Thanksgiving with her children.
If you haven't got time to do your
own shopping call up No. 1, and he
will deliver the goods promptly.
John n Gribble returned Wednes
day from a trip to Chamberlain, 8 D,
and through Lyman county, just across
the river.
0 T Barto came down from Wake
field Moi'day for a few days' stay, re
turning Thursday in time for 1 hanks-
giving dinner.
Anyone wishing Dew phonograph
of the latest style for only $17.60 can
get one by leaving their order wjth
Van de Zedde.
Frank Orr and wife are visiting at
Winside, Neb, this week with Mrs
R B Orr, who is looking after the tele
phone exchange.
Gay Bliven reports the arrival of
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a baby girl at ins nonie weunesuay.
The oflice force smoked ten-eentera in
honor of the event.
A baby daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs A J Nordvke of Sioux City
last Sutnrday. They were formerly
residents of this county.
MrsEmerette McKernan went to
Lake City, Iowa, last Friday to spend
Thanksgiving at the home of her
daughter, Mrs John Spidell.
E W Tarrant, county superintendent
of Thurston county, spent a few hours
here Monc.ay with Superintendent
Voss while enroute to Sioux City.
Fred Schmidt returned Wednesday
to his home at New Undeiwood, S D,
havinu spent the past few weeks here
helping harvest the bumper corn crop
If it is A 1 groceries you want, just
glance over Van de Zedde's stock. He
will sell just as cheap as possible, and
he handles nothing but first class
goods.
Wm Oehlerking of South Sioux City,
installed a beautiful Norris St Hvde
piano in his home last week. The in
strument was delivered by Prof Carl
Schriever.
Don't fHil t hear the "Brownie Girl
at the M E church the evening before
Thanksgiving. If the lecture course
this year does not pay it will be your
fault n ml there will be no more BUch
entertainments in Dakota City.
Lost, strayed or stolen from my
place Thursday, October 27, 1910,
four red hogs. 1 big sow, weight
about 400 pounds; 3 shoats, two of
them sows and 1 barrow, weight about
150 to 175 pounds. Louis Dierkiug,
Dakota Uity, Nebr.
When a cold becomes settled in the
system, it will take several days' treat
ment to cure it, and the best remedy
tonse is 'Tiamberluin's Cough Remedy.
It will cure quicker than than any
other, and also leaves the system in a
natural and healthy condition. Sold
by all druggists.
The old, old story, told tiniFS with
out number, and repented over and
over asum for the last 3G jears, but it
is always a welcome story to those in
search of health There is nothing in
the world that cures coughs and colds
as quickly as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Sold by all druggists.
According to reports the water in
Crvstal lake is fast drying up, proba
blv ou account of the low t tage of
. . . n.
water in the Missouri river. iiie
property owners on the lake shore are
becoming alarmed for fer the lake
will drv up and leave nothing for the
patrons of the dimerous resorts
bathe in externally.
We have a good position open in this
county for a man of good' standing to
take charge of branch Oil and Gaso
Hue station, to sell direct to the farm
ers iu barrel lots. Must be able to
give cash security as we carry car
load oil, each station. Will pay good
salarv or commission to right party
Address Milwaukee Uil Itenniug IO,
Aberdeen, S Dak.
A new time card went into effeot on
the Omaha road Sunday. The change
effects the evening trains ordy. The
Ni.rfolk train from Sioux City which
formerlv arrived here at 5:13 now ar
rives 4:53, and the Omaha flyer for
merlv arriving at 5:32 now passes
through at 5:17. This train brings
the evening mail from Sioux City
The evenins Ponca train changed to
5:50, four minutes earlier than before
Several of th passenger trims now
stop on signal only, so you had better
make your intentions Known to
agent and buy your ticket early.
A flOOD POSITION Can be lni
bv ambitious voting men or Indies
the Railway or " Wireless" Telegr
service. Biueo the 8-honr Uw became
tffetive. and since tho extensive d
'elopmeuts of wireless telegraphs,
there is a shortage of 10,000 telegiup
ers. Positions pay beginners $70 it
')() per month. We operate under su
pi-rvisiou of Telegruph Ofli -nils and
all graduat'H are guaranteed positL-iH.
Write for full details to Mie Institute
nearest to you. NATIONAL TELE
GRAPH INSTITUTE, Cincinnati, O,
Philadelphia, Pa, Memphis, Tenn,
Columbia, S C, St Paul, Miun, Enid,
OUla, Portland, Ore.
Geoice Baruett received word Sat
urday by telegraph that his brother in
law. Wm Black, had died that dav at
his home iu Rushville, Nt br. The
particulars of his death which follow
ed bv letter, state that ho died from
heart failure. He was found lying tin
conscious in the barn, and only livei
a few minutes after being found. He
had been in apparent good health
and his death came as a shock to his
relatives snd friends. Tho deceased
man was married to Miss Bell Burnett
a daunrhter of Wm Baruett and wife of
this precinct, and leaves besi es Ills
wife, three sons to mourn his sudden
denaiture. Wm Barnett of Sioux
City, and Mrs Chus Blessing
this precinct,
Death of Mrs. T. J. O'Connor.
Mrs T J O'Connor, of Homer, passed
way Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock, 1
after an illness of a few weeks. Her
death, was extremely sail from the fact
theat she leaves six small children,
three girls and three boys, the eldest,
being ten years of age and the yotmg
est threo week. Mrs O'Connor was
formerly Miss Mary Dillon, of Sioux
Ci y, daughter of Mrs S 11 Dillon.
Before her marriage eleven years ago,
she was organist for several years at
St Mary's Cat ifolio church. She was
an accomplished musician, having
graduated at Leipsic, Germany, and
w t considered one of the best instruct
ors in Sioux City, where she had made
her home with her parents since
a child.
The deceased 38 years of age,
and Laves, besides her husband and
other relatives, six children. She
was prominent in social affairs, and
will be missed not only by the bereav
ed family, but by all ith whom she
was acquainted.
The funeral will br held at 10 o'clock
a m to-day, Friday. Interment will
be in the Catholic cemetery at Ho
nier. DuriDg Mrs O'Connor's illness her
husband, T J O'Connor, scratched his
hand on a rusty nail, aud being so
coucerned about his wife's illness he
neglected the wound ou his hand
which became infected, blooj poisou
ing setting in and for a time it was
feared that he would lose his arm
He is somewhat improved at this time
and if tetanus does not develop it is
thoug'it ne will recover.
VandeZedde is rebuilding his ice
house on the site of the old one.
Will U and Roland B Orr drove to
Hubburd Tuesday iu the former's auto,
Barney Gribble ate Thanksgiving
turkey at the Joe Jackson home at
Meadow Grove. Nebr.
Miss Jeppeson, one of onr popular
teachers, spent her Thanksgiving va
cution with relatives at Plniuview.
Gleu Armour shipped a car of hogs
to Omaha Mouday and brought back
a doable deck car of sheep, which he
will use to clean up a lot of rough
feed .
Miss Elsie Brown, the "Brownie
Girl." eutertuintd a fair size
audience at the M E church
Wednesday evening. Her readings
were creatlv enjoyed, and the enter
tainment was up to the high standard
of this year's lecture course
narvev Zentmire. living on the W
will, Ii'.-)--; k h.' I ; t f.'jf V.V..'
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Many children get sick and die every
winter because of some poor heating
appliance in the home.
Come and see us and we will show
you a Base Burner that will not only
keep the children warm, healthy and
happy, but will save one half on
your fuel bills.
There is no other h-zo burner like THE FIRST CLASS FAVORITE,
with TRIPLE EXPOSED FLUES, because the features that make it such
a wonderful heating stove, so economical in the use of fuel, are patented.
Don't put off the buying of your stove
until the cold days come. Drop into
our store any day, and we will be glad
to show you this beautiful Base Burner.
It is a Real Favor ile. There are more
of them sold than of any other base
burner made, and wre guarantee it to
be the best made.
It s like opening a bank ac
count to buy a Favorite Base
Burner, because it saves you
money every day it is in use, and
oring-s sucn comtort and satis
faction, too.
! CSi B Lumber Co
Dakotet. City, Nbrkck.
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biother aud sister of
Mrs lilack, departed Sunday for Rnsh
villo to attend the funeral rites.
Warner farm southwest of town,
was in this place ou business, lues-
lay, the first time iu severul montns.
lie still walks on crutches, from the
effects of a Beige of inflammatory rheu
matism which settled in his left knee
and is unable to bear any weight on
his foot.
Croup is roost prevalent during the
dry cold weather of the early winter
months. 1'arents oi young ciniureu
Khoiilii be ntenared for it. All that is
needed is a bottle of Chamberlain s
ough Itemed v. Many mothers are
never without it iu their homes and it
has never disappointed them. Sold
by all druggists.
The Lyons Mirror states that Chus
Phillips, father of Mrs David Everett,
eft for Hartford, Connecticut, .Holi
day, to visit his sister, Mrs Thomas I
Brabuzoo, und Husband, lib is almost
80 vears old and don't know whether
li vi ever return to Lyons, lie was
au old pioneer of Nebraska, having
settled at Dakota City June 23, 1808,
aud then took a claim on the wild pri
meval prairies near where Wakefield
now stands, aud lived in a tent aud
covered wagon. The Mirror wishes him
a safe journey und pleaBunt visit.
ltepreiontutives of the Lytle con
atructiou company, ol Moux Uity, were
here Wednesday measuring up tue
dation of the S A Stinson store
which burned a few weeks ago, and
will make an estimate on the cost of a
new building, which will in all proba
bilitv be erected ou the site of tbe one
burned. The residents of Dakota
Citv and vicinity will be pleased to see
a new ftore building erected by Mr
Stinson. as they now realize the need
of a ffood general store where a mode
late stock of dry goods, clothing, lur
uishings, etc, is carried. Mr otiuson
was assured that in ease be gave
them the contract they would have
the buildinBf erected in three week s
timo.
Miss Lottie Orr, daughter of M
and Mrs R B Orr of this place, was
united in marriage Thursday to Mr
nivrle Hodson. of Winside. Nebr. The
eeremonv thst united these two young
nnmiln was performed by Rev J G
Shok, in UoCabo M E church, in
Omaha, of which Rev Shiok is pastor.
Miss Orr is a Dakota Citv girl, having
spent nearly her entire life among us,
and h. r hosts of friends joiu us in
widiing her unbounded happiness
For the past year or more she has had
huige of tlie telephone exchange at
Winside, where her husband is iu tho
undertaking and embalming business.
Alter n week's visit with relatives nt the
Broom nt lied UiK. Iowa, too newiy
wedded coufle will b "at borne to
to their fri nd at, Wimsi le. Nob.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Record
Horn. Nov 14tli to Mr and M
Kobci t Prisscy, a son
Horn. November 13th, to Mr nnd Mrs
II (1 lllackctt r, a 7 pound daughter.
lames Ileinstrret ot liinerson was
visitor nl tin J M Johnson home Wcdnes
dav. 0
lid MeU hits two large torn cribs well
nniler way at his place in Railroad
Addition.
Mrs Iv. Ii. Cordon will commence to
build a In i nsr in the north part ol town
in the near tiiturc.
F H Church nnd Civile McKinzey who
have been ut Lnim Pine and Meadow
drove returned home Tuesday.
!- K Cliur.'h, janitor ut the south
school met wiih a painful accident
Thursday when he sprained Ins ankle.
Bert Karst, who had the bone ol his
foot crushed last Spring, suliered the
mislortune Saturday ol having a horse
step on the injured member.
Mrs II C Phillips ol Mnrslund arrived
here Saturday accompanied by her
grandson, little Raymond Mullitis, who
had been visiting her for some months.
Mr mid Mrs Louis Jeep, sons Waldo
nnd Adelliert, und daughter Miss Udna
are planning n trip to California the
first ot the year where they will spend
the winter.
The new Omaha depot is fast neuring
completion. 1 lie plastering is done una
the interior woodwork is being put on
U is thought that December 1st will see
the new structure occupied by Agent
Cooper nnd his office force
A representative ol the insurance com
panies doirni a. business here in South
Sioux Uity was in town tins wees look
ing over the town. It is supposed by
local insurance agencies tiiat tue town
will be re-rated, but whether insuranci.
. v 1 1 1 be more or less has not yet been
earned.
The engngemcut ot Mr Koyrilgtim.n
former South Sioux City boy, son ol
Mr and Mis Win Pilgrim and Miss
Ethel HurUeol B.iueroli, who 1ms made
her home here lor the past lour years,
was announced last week Tile wedding
will take place at the honieol the young
lady at Hancrolt. on November 30th
loscpli I English, who last purchased
the Cora H Miller larin west ol town lor
$8, 500, last week completed arrange
meats lor its sale to a man trom Iowa
lor SI 2.00O. This was S175 per acre
Mr liuiilisli had added considerable
iinorovements but the udvauce in tile
price ot Dakota County lanos suoweo
his good judgement in purchasing here.
While working iu the Fairhank nnd
llallam cattle shed at the Crystal Lake
Distillery Monday 14. N. Wauhob had
the misloriune to have an arm broken.
The cuttle Iresh from feeding on the
plains, had been chained in their places
and Mr Wauhob was trimming their
tails and getting them in shape lor the
winter's feeding. One of the cattle
kicked his arm and resulted in a break
between the elbow nnd the wrist.
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If You
Got Sick
-How About Your Last
or had a bad accident-
Summer's Wages?
If it is Bavcd (as k sohuld be) and in the bank, then
you can Luujili at Misfortuno.
Just think ahead, to the rainy day that is bound to
come to all the old age creeping on apace the
decreasing earning ability and the increasing spend
ing needs and Start that Bank Account Today.
We pay 4 interest on time deposits, and keep your
money Absolutely Safe:
"The Bank
Bank of
that ALWAYS treats you
Da.fc.ota. County
RIGHT"
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All kinda of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
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Dakota City, Neb.
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The greatest combination of industsialism and farming, now
rapidly developing, is to be found along the Burlington Route in
the vicinity of
SHerideirt. Wyoming,
Hardin and Dialings. Mont.
and iu tbe Big Horn Besin
where large, deeded, alfalfa ranches that have made million
aires of the owners, are being divided into small farm, and
where Government irrigated homestead and Cary Act Lands
are available. v
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gas, illuminating oil, building materials, fast growing towns
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Personally Conducted Excursions: On the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
I personally conduct landseekers excursions to see these lands.
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Land Seekers Information Bureau,
1004 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebr.
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