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That's when
you begin to
realize the kind of gro
ceries we keep There
is cooking satisfaction
in them. Buy your
Groceries from us. Save your
patience and your home will be
a happy one.
J. Van die Zedde
Your Grocer
Dakota City - - Nebruoka
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1 Diamond and Precious
- Stone Jewelry
Watches Silverware Clocks
Bronze China Cut Glass
and Leather Goods
Our exceptionally large stock affords ample
scope for the exercise of your taste. Gifts that con
vey the right impression.
In every department our goods this season
are more interesting than ever before.
It will cost you no more to buy "AT
BECK'S" and you will have complete satisfaction.
Make your selections now and they will be
reserved until called for.
Will H
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Jewelers
Established 1877.
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Real estato loans. Geo Wilkins Ailv
Don't forgot Brcuns coffee, it i
still in tho lead. Van sells it.
Miss Kate Duggaii, of Sioux City,
wan a visitor at tho Dr Maxwell homo
horn Monday.
Home-iiiado minco meat, lOo u
pound nt Van do Zedde's. Try a
pound and you will want moro.
F H Forrest, wife and sou Frank,
went to Moville, In? to spend Thanks
giving with MrB Forrest's parents.
Wo have u nice display of nlnm
ninurn ware and also u nioo stook of
hardware, granitwaro, otc, at right
prices. Sehriover Bros .
T T Lindsay and wife, parents of
Mrs John F Sides, arrived hore Wed
nesday from Butler, Fa, and will spond
the winter with their daughter.
Mr and Mrs S A Stinson entertained
at a dinner party Sunday evening for
their son Guy, who was homo for au
ovnr Sunday vifit. Eighteen gentle
men friends of Guy mado up the party.
The Herald will forward your sub
scription, either new or renewal, to
tho Woman's Rome Companion for
$1.00. Remember the Woman's Homo
Companion is $1.50 per yoar now, and
wo will savo yon 50o on it in connec
tion with tho Herald.
At a regular mooting of tho I O O F
lodge Mouduy evening tho following
ofllcers woro elected for the ensuing
term : Noblo grand, Goo Hirsohbaoh ;
vioo grand, Ward Joyce; secretary,
Guy Sides; treasurer, Alfred Seymour;
trusteo for three year term, Jas Funs
ton. Installation will be held the first
Monday in January.
On account of tho rapidly increasing
business of tho Mid-Wont bank of Sioux
City, Ed T Kearnoy'sbank, another
largo new burglar-proof safo has beon
installed. This makos three excep
tionally good ones, 'each with timo
looks and carrying n low rato of bur
glary insurance. Mr Kearney Keeps
liis equipment up-to-dato as well as
his biibiuess mothoda.
Corner Fourth Q$
and Pierce Sts. &
Sioux City, Iowa.
$ f Pf
Local Items
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Beck Go.
Tlio rural carriers took n vacation
Thursday to eat turkey.
Plans uro being prepared for a now
M E parttonngo on the lots north of
the ouuroli.
Fran Eutrakiu, of Sergeant Bluff,
Iq, visited Saturday and Sunday with
Aileon Stinson.
Harry H Adair attended a Shrine
meeting at Omaha Friday and Satur
day of hut week.
Robert Evaus, jr, oaiuo homo Tues
day from tho stato uivorsity at Lin
coln for Thauksgiviug vacation.
Anyono wishing pnro applo oidor,
guaranteed, for making miucc-mcat,
or to driuk, caii 11 ml it nt Van's.
R J Browning, tho Rawloigh man,
wont to Stewart, Neb, Monday ovou
ing, to gather nud dispose of his corn
crop.
F H Way was dowu from Pigeon
Greek piueiuut last Friday, ami mado
tho Herald a friendly call while in
town,
Mrs Sarah Duesahle, of Maploton,
Io, was here from Thursday uutil Sun
day, visiting her mother, Mrs M F
Adair.
Mrs Belinda Pago, of Omaha, ar
rived Saturday evening for a wook's
visit with hor sistor, Mrs 11 Bodon
bender, Mrs Abbio Pierco, cf Watorbury,
Nob, was hero several days last week
visiting old friends and canvassing for
a missiouery journal.
Frank Sides arrived homo Tues
day from Lincoln, whoro ho is n stu
dent t tho stato university, for his
Thanksgiving vacation.
U P Matthews has sold his farm
southwest of town to a Mr Loach, of
Morningside. Mr Matthews eipects
to go to Florida, whoro ho rocontly
purchased land.
Rev S L Keller will supply tho pul
pit at Allen, Nebr, next Sunday, De
comber 1st, for Rev Lowis, tho regular
pastor iu ohargo, who is still in quar
antine with smallpox.
George Barnott, jr, arrived home
Saturday from a sovoral weeks visit
with relatives at Ilumcston, Io. He
has again taken tho run as motorman
on tho street car linn.
Earl Frederick movod his family to
town Monday from tho Madious Loa
mer farm, and will resido iu the Jay
Robertson lionno. Ho has taken a job
for the winter on tho Burlington sec
tion. Mrs Ed Mori n and baby worn down
from Wynot last week for a visit with
Sirs Morin's mother, Mrs Wm Cheney.
Walter CIihiihv iKiivimjiaiiind them
home Saturday for an over Sunday
visit .
A broken shaft on ono of tho gaso
line ongines at the olectrio light plant
seriously handicapped tho lighting
system a few nights this week. It is
expected to have the repairs made by
toduy.
Tho house on tho W 3 Hazelgrovo
farm recently purchased by B M
Boals, was sold to Jas Tobin, who
movod it to South Sioux City this
week whoro ho will tit it up for a res
idence Miss Zita Simms leaves next Mon
day for hor homo nt Attleboro, Mass,
after spending the past fow months
hero with her formor schoolmate at
Trinity College, Washingiou, D O,
Mies Mary Maxwell.
0 A Anderson, president of tho Un
ion Luther Leagues of Sioux City, will
deliver an address iu Emmanuel Lu
theran church Sunday evening, De
cember 1st. Special music will also
bo provided for the occasion.
Albert Schumaohor came down from
Norfolk to spend Sunday with his fam
ily, Ho has a temporary run as mail
cleik between Norfolk and Columbus,
but will soon be assigned a permanent
run between Columbus and Albion.
Robert L Chenuoy cumo down from
his ranch near Phillips, S D, Sunday,
bringing a bunch of G9 grass fed cattle
which he cold on tho Sioux City mar
ket for $7.25. Ho will remain here
this woek for a visit with his mother
and family .
A social will bo givon by tho Ep-
worth LeuRUe at tho home of Mr nnd
Mrs Kuoppor Friday ovtniug, Nov 29.
A light lunch will bo served. A fea
ture of tho evening will bo that your
height mcasuiuiont will be taken, at
live cents per foot and one cent for
ovory inch ovei. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. Committee.
Mr and Mrs Riohard Raw, of llodgO'
vule, Mont, visited old acquaintances
hero a few days this week. Mrs Raw
'wus formerly Minn Elizabeth Deborde,
daughter of Gore Deborde, one of
tho old timo residents of Omadi pre
cinct. Mr and Mrs Raw had been to
Shenandoah, Io, accompanying the
remains of tho Inttor'd mother there
for burial.
Eugene Doughott aud wife, who
were arrested lust week charged with
running a "fence" ut South Sioux
City, and at whose placo about $1,500
worth of stolon goods were found by
tho South Sioux City nnthoritios, will
bo given n hearing ucxt Monday.
Their hearing was set for last Mouduy
but was continued. Thov were una
ble to furnish bouds aud are being
hold in jail.
James Oooley, who has served as
mail meHfl'iiigor ut this placo for tho
past decade, resigned his job recently
owing to tho additional sorvico put on
by tho department. liids for tho
work wore asked by tho department
and tho contraot wus awarded to J F
Hall ob tho lowest bidder. The
ohango in messengers will be mado Do
comber 1st. Mr Cooley has boon a
faithful omployo, and in the eighteen
years ho sorved ho missed but ono
mail and that, ho states, was uot his
fault.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Tho first six grades aro onjoying
their new supplementary readers very
much.
The Botany class havo finished their
fall work in Botany und have takon up
bookkeeping, They will take up Bot
any again tho last ten weeks iu tho
spring, thus doiug u semester's work
iu each Hubjsat. Botany is studied,
during the tlrst und last portions of
the school your in order that tho plant
itself ruay lie studied.
Freeman Quintal hus minsod no
words iu spelling during tho past
month.
Warren lleikos, Cooil Leodom and
Lolu Miohuls huvo u record of 100 pur
oont in spelling for tho punt month,
This includes daily recitations and
weekly tests,
Gladys Arrabright ranked llrat this
month in soveuth and eighth grado
spelling. Riiyraond Roam ranked 11 ret
iu tho eighth grado Arithmetic
Tho iltth aud sixth grado girls havo
completed tho tea towels on which
thov wero working, aud havo be
gun their Christmas work. Soma ex
cellent work is lining douo by tho
girls of these grades.
COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS.
(OFFICIAL)
Dakota City, Neb, Nov 25, 1912.
Tho hoard of county commissioners
mot pursuant to adjournment. Present.
Thomin I.oni;, chairman: Oconto W Tlinck
ur, Oliver W Klsher ami Clcurito Wllklns,
clerk.
Tlio folloulmi DrocoeuliifM woro hml, to
wn: Tho following claims wcro allowed
on tlio county Kcncrnl fund:
Michael. I llynes, lirlilKe work 81 no
Frank Malion. salary and delivering
election Minnlles 113 Ml
John lliicliert, boaullitit paupers ami
toimcuo , ,. ., Hit's
John liuchort, plowliiK 2fi acres on
poor farm :t7 M
1) (J ICvaiii. im-UiiKO , I'd 71
Ira U'niUlell, road work i ou
James Kuesltm, liuuitllnK uilnouuin,
milary for NovomUir II ft)
J 1 Uockwelt, salary focNovomlvr . 40 U)
v A MorKan, sorvlmt on election
boarU , 8 00
J M Mullen, same 10 Ni
John Jenkins, . sauio. 8 00
O Htainm, saute, M on
J It Hoitnn, same 8 00
VllluK" of South Sioux City, hull icnt 4 ut
John ilnzulKiove, peace olllcur, ....... 4 do
II I) Wood. election lKaril a (to
Fred Hclirlover, same tl 00
1) M NulswuiiKor. santu e txi
TWGrlbble, muiio I (Vi
Win I.ahrs, satue ,, em
James Fucstou. peace olllcor it 00
John Harty, election board fi UI
K 1 Rockwell, same Mil
K.l Green. riuiiuT fi U)
Hoy Armour, same ,,.,, 5 (X)
Win IhiKKan, same , fi IX)
MW A, rent for hall 6 txi
11 II O rl libit), pencil olllcur. ... , fi tx)
Uai'l Larson, election board it (XI
(leot) HlessliiK, same t (XI
It Mc Kin ley, Millie tt (xl
Olias Davis, same , n tx)
W F Winch, sanio il Hi)
VlUitao of llonnir. hnll rout S (X)
M UeHOom, election board ,. vm
Winll lllnz, same 0 tx)
John WTwolilir, same tt tx)
Henry MuKlvurRiiu, same o oo
John P Kniniper, sumo a 00
Mutt Mcklvortoin, poacoolllcor (1 tie
J U UuKKim, hall rent fid)
H Hliopko, election board 4 txi
Fred Vofcs. same 4 00
J A Ireland, sumo , 4 u)
HUbtoUe, sumo. 1 on
Geo II Uoimli try, same H'M
Fiinorson Flro Hall, hull rent fi x)
V 11 Mickey, election board 7 (X)
Dan Richardson, same 4 IX)
J M Uranium, same , 4 tX)
John Ryan, same 4 txi
H Kiniilseiii 'ini 4ii
Win Hlloy, hall rout , 5 tx)
Krod Amlorson, Justice of tlio I'ouco. 4 IX)
Amos Iilnufoltur, election board 4 1)0
Geo K Darnus, siuue 4 J
W K McAITeo, same 4 IX)
Mnrtlu Ueueo'ii, sumo 4 11)
Andrew Urowo.KUino 4 00
School Dlst Noi.1l. hall rent 6 00
Jacob F IjOiiniur.eunvussInu Uiatd. .. '2 00
Fied Soliil.ivur. Jr. sanio 'J (
Goo Wllklns, same 2 tx)
A liurooiiberu iron uo, road Urn k.... 21 60
Ur II J Leahy, hospital expense or J no
McKluzuy, F llycrs, Dave Hatcher,. 141 00
Klonn .v Ilartlolt Oo. niuriiiiKO cortl-
llcntUH 7 fiO
11 wanner, onvoiopoH linn lottor
heads 0 (XI
Klopp A HartlottUo, tnx leoolpts. ... 48 (X)
Mike llulforniin, .uppralsluK road
(lanuiires a 70
Klopp A Bartlct tOo. supplies 6 18
11 in wanner, tor nan rent pant to
VHIiiRoof iloinor 6 00
Klopt) .V Hurtlott Co, election supplies M 12
II J Barker, applo trees , 28 tl
Homer Hardware Uo. hardware 13 io
J W TwolilK, npprnlsltiK road damnKo 4 20
Martin Hough, road work 11 IX)
John Thackor, oil aud wnKOii K reuse.. 0 76
SAllrown, repair work 8 26
Fields J: ShuiKhturOo. 20170 lbs coal... 119 60
Hurt JCrocscu, SO bar dockets ,.., SOW
L N Mappes, medicine for paupers..,. 6 60
Homer Hardw110 Oo, iHiddlliir 7 715
H N WaKiier, unvelopes 2 76
Nebraska School bupply Oo, Jury
chairs 108
Nob School Sunnly Oo. ty oowrllor ua-
por..., 8 10
llnininond .t Stephens Oo.report cards 80
Klopp A Hart lettOo, olllco supplies.. IU 45
' " " pons 1 01
" " " IpkiiI blnuks t) Ml
" " " criminal docket 24 W)
" " ' probate record. . 24 60
" " " legal lilankH (i ti
" " " chattel mort-
Kiicollles , 16 00
University I'uullshlntt Oo.o.xum ques
tions 8 00
Klopp .V Hurtlott Go, sea ttei board.... 60
" " " chattel mort-
kiiko (lies 6 (X)
State Journal (Jo, letters, (lies und
.,,.,tk.,iu 11 fVl
'Mercy Hospital.carlnijforOit HoiiVi-
iiliiKlinin so Ml
Tho followliiir claims woro allowed
on tho county bridge fund:
II O llnsdnl, brldKO work $ 1ft (X)
Albert Robertson, same 1ft (X)
Sam Thorn, sumo 2 00
Kd Rockwell, bridge piling..... 16 1X1
John .lessen, bridge work 1 tx)
Geo Kiwi, same II (X)
Ohrls Snreiisen. same Hi 00
KdwmdsA Ilradfonl Lbr Go bridge
inatorlal .' 88 155
Fort Dodge uulvurt Oo, culvert nnd
drags , :tA3 02
Tho following claims were allowed
ou tho county road fund:
II U llnsdnl, road work, commission
er's dlst No:i s sin
lvti.i' Sorensen, same .'. II 1X1
Oluis L Dodgo, Enuin U v)
Sam Thorn, road work, commission
er's dlst Ni)2 llKl Ot)
Ira Wnilclell. ihiimIih aud toad woik
commissioner's dlst No 1 WO (X)
Jose nil Itngan. road work, commis
sioner's dtHt No 2 21 (X)
Henry Hanson, same 81 (X)
Thos .1 llartuett, draglng load from
Vista to Jackson 110 00
Louis Knuilsen, road work, com dlst
No2 4 (X)
l'tr JfttiKAti, sniim h ()
Rasmus Rusniusson, same 4 tx)
Jus II Love, k.-imu H'l 00
Kd l'olly, suiiiu io 10
Larson ilros. same 8 txi
t Diaries F.rlksen, same 41 00
Geo Jensen, sanio 44 88
James Nelson, same , 4 (x)
Allwirt Wf.hrfpfler. smile 2 (XI
J 1' Jensen, same 28 (xj
Uhrls riorenhensanie iin ixi
Hen Lnlleriimi, sanio 70 (X)
John Knudson, sume mm
John UThueker. uriidliiK. ( ldlht.1 . IRit m
John I) Thackor, sumo 217 00
John D rnaeker.sBine , 217 ft)
John I) Thackor.uradlng, conicllst 1.. 201 60
John DThaokor, sanio 217 60
John I) Thackor, sittno : 217 oo
Thos Graham, road work, com dlst 2.. IB (X)
Hert Francisco, same , 4H 00
Ohrls Korensen. same Kx) (XI
Mux Nelson, same 4 (X)
Geo Jensen, sumo 1 (XI
l'ntrlck Iloonuii, Biiino 48 (X)
John Gill, same 21 ()
John GUI. same 21 (X)
l'eter JoIiumhi, same 8 (xl
Roy Armour, same . 12 80
Frank Learner, road work, com dlst 1. 0 00
Alljert RolMjrtson.road work,coinUt:i KX) 00
The following claims woro allowed
on the road district fund:
Michael. I 1I. nes. road work, dlst 8 .! CA 60
Alltert Kobbrlsoii, same, distil 4ft 00
Ollle Halo, same, dlst 10 lil(X)
Nols Andersen, same I (X)
J H Smith, sumo fl 76
O J Goodfellow, same, dlst 7 17 60
James llendrlcksoii, same, dlst 10 1 4 IXI
HO lllleman, same, dlst Hi 42 !
Junius Ryan, same, dlst 4 4 ixi
I'O Van Glove, sumo, dlst 1 62 76
Ohrls Horenscn, same. dlst I its (XJ
Thos J llartnett, same. dlst7 il'J 00
John LelMilm, same, das t ft fi (x)
(I J Goodfellow. same, dlst 7 117 IX)
lllram rrlest, same, (list i) in in
Frank Davis, same 2ft 01
11 (J lliisdal, same -n in
Martin llogh, same, dlst 18 08 W
Olirls RasuiUBseu, same, dlst ft 10 10
11 i-;rinsen, same, nisi io hiii
Honrd ordered county trenstiror to trans
for IH.M from commissioner dlstrlst No 2,
to road district No U, and 1-Wi.lB from com
missioner district No 2 to road district
No 21.
Hoard ordered county clerk to correct tho
personal assessment of Harvoy Jlros, tho
same being a double assessment,
Hoard orderej county clerk to deduct poll
tnx from assessment of Richard Shortloy,
ho Ixilng over 60 year of ago.
Hoard adjourned to moot Monday, De
cember I'), ltd'.'.
George Wllklns, (lounty Clerk.
Day a good furm on
oounty bottom, I huvo
Adv.
tho Dakota
Elinors, it.
HUBBARD
Miko Beacom tried to outtravd an
auto with his trotter the othor day and
it looked just like it runaway for a
while.
All tho best grades of heavy under
wear at C Anderson Uo'a,
Hiris MogonBon and family woro
Sunday visitors at tho Carl Anderson
homo.
A "slug party" was giveu at tho
Louis Federttou homo Monday night.
If you need rt good moat and food
ohoppor, remember wo havo it, Ueo
Timlin. Adv.
Mrs Hayes nnd daughter visited at
tho Joo llugan homo last Thursday.
iTP Jensen aud wife are tho proud
parents of a babe, born to them ou
F.ritlay, tho 22nd.
Crauberrios and everything good in
oatables, at C Anderson Go's,
The wind lust Friday night demol
ished it partly lluished outtlo ulied for
Nets Hanson.
Fred Bartels wont to Omaha ou bus
iness lust Friday, returning Saturday.
Bring in your produco, butter, eggs,
oto. Wo always pay tho top price. U
Auderson Co.
A petition was being circulated here
Saturday for putting in waterworks.
It would bo a grand thiug help it
along.
The foundation for tho Duggaii &
lleffornuu butcher shop is now com
pleted and ready for the oarpuntors to
begin work.
Feed your hens Leo's Egg Maker
and get eggs now, when the price is
high. Qeu Timliu. Adv.
Most of the farmers hereabouts ox
poet to Iluish up ooru husking this
week,
Jiih Campbell ounto dowu from South
Dakota. Saturday to visit relatives.
Heine's minco meat is likn nil of
the Ueiuz goods, and can't be beat.
C Anderson Co soils it.
The moving picturd show horo Mon
day uigut was fairly well attended
Tho boys attending tho Wavno Nor
mal school cumo homo Wednesday to
remain over Thanksgiving.
A full lino of everything needed du
ring ooru shucking. Geo Timlin. Adv.
Tho Danish Brothorhood danca giv
en hero Hiitiirduy was largely attend,
ed and a high old time hud.
Joo Ebel is out putting tho finishing
touches ou tho John Hogau resilience.
Everything iu blankets and bedding
ut C Anderson Co's.
Tho littlo daughter of 0 Erickscu
was taken to St Joseph's hospital Inst
week for treatment.
C M Riismusson and wifo entertain
ed a few frionds at dinner Sunday.
Mary Jano aprons and kimonos, el
cgantly made aud of tho best goods.
Cheaper than you could buy tho goods
and muko them yourself. At O Au
derson Co's.
Knttd It iHinussen and O Jacobson of
near Watorbury woro over to attend
tho Danish Brotherhood dance.
Mrs John llartnett ppont a couple of
days last week visiting hor sister, Mrs
Frank O'Donnoil, cf' noar Watorbury.
Wo will pay over tho market price
for eggs, uIbo best price for cream and
butter. Goo Timlin. Adv.
Mary LTogan cumo homo from Sioux
City to spend Thanksgiving with her
folks.
Jas Oieen was at tho county seat
lust Friday.
Warm mittens and sheep lined coats
of all kinds and at all prines, at C An
derson Co's,
John Ilurly marketed u oar of hogb
lust Thursdiiy.
Fr English was a visitor in tho oily
lust Friduy.
For best quolity cotton bats, boo" C
Auderson Co.
Bessie Varvais is spending this woek
visiting her sister at llartingtou.
Thos Long had n cur of hogs ou the
Sioux City market Saturday.
Outing iluntiels iu the best grades,
and a splendid assortment, at C An
derson Co's.
It D Bookwoll was down to tho
county seat lust Thursday liquidating
his tuxes.
CliaM Dodgo lust Friday while help
ing with some building material at tho
homo of his futhur-in-liw, N F Hanson,
in Homo manner slipped and broke his
leg between tho knee aud hip. Drs
Utidworthy, of Homer, und Muxwell,
of Dakota City, assisted by u Sioux
City physician, set tho limb, aud ut
present the patient is ;ttinj along
nicely.
For satisfactory service tho Bull
Bund overshoes have all othor makos
bout a milo. C Anderson Oo bundles
them.
Cause of Insomnia.
Tho most common cause of iusomuiu
in dinordcra of tho atomuch and con
stipation, Chumberlnin's Stnmnoh
and Liver Tablets correct these dis
orders aud enable you to sloop. For
sulo by all dealers. Adv.
$15 to $25 an Acre
Crow Creek Valley
Weld County
Tho bost dovelopod und improvod
county iu Colorado. Our valloy pro
duced $20 to $30 an aoro ou uvcrago
farms in 1012.
COLORADO
land shows greater net profit por aoro
than lands iu Iowa and Illinois soiling
at $1 DO an aoro or moro. Write for
maps, full descriptions and informa
tion to
C. H. IRELAND
1)01 Colorado illdg. Denver, Colo,
Stat or omo cirr or Toirao,
I.UCAI CUUHTT.
1-
nil ths
Fiunk jr. CiiENir maku oath that ha I tmlor
partner ol ths firm o! Y. J, CntNir A Co Onlng
LtulnrM In tho City of Tolrdo. County u4 UUUt
afoniuld. and that ult firm will pay tha un U
ONB HUNDIU2I IJOM.AKH for each aud avery
raaa ot Catarrh that caunot bo cured li t W ((
IIall'i Catarrh Cuuc,
FJIAN1T J. CIIEKEV.
Hworn to before me and aubarrlbed In my prwentA
thLi (th day ot Decembgr, A. U., WW.
i i a. w. atnAOOn,
I i!l I NOTARY PUBUC.
Ilatl'a Catarrh Cure Li taken Internally and aeta
directly Ux:i tho blood anil inurous mrfacca ot th
tyatem. bind tor teatlmnnlala. frrv.
V J. ( llh.ll.y it CO., Toledo. 0.
Hold by all DruKeUta, 7tc.
Talc Hall's ramlly nib for comtlpatlon.
STINSON'Sl
Specials for Saturday, Nov, 30
JTor this Dcvy Only
25c pkg Onts ' 20c
4 lbs hand picked Navy Beans 25c
2 Cutis Kxtra Standard Corn '.-.... 15c
2 mouse traps for 5c
7 Refund Cigars . ." 25c
One 31b Can Spinach 15c
30c Can of Asparagus , 20c
Nice table Peaches and Apricots, 31b cans for.. ..20c
2 Cans 15c Sweet Potatoes 25c
All kinds of Fruit Oysters Sweet Potatoes Grapes
Oranges Grape Fruit always in stock, and at
the Lowest Prices
Stinson's
Detk.otsi Cityf
SSESS
Our Stocks are Complete
and We Can Make
Prompt Delivery on
Hard and
Soft
C 0 A. L
Try
Wenona. Lump
for Kitchen Stove
Edwards and Bradford
Lumber Co.
Dakota City, Neb.
ye Herscld
jHsnry's P!a.ee
East of the Court House for the Best in I
I Wines, Liquor and Cigars !
Bond & Lillard, Old F,lk, Sherwood Rye Whiskies. I
Niilife Beer ;'
Bottle or Korf I
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Special HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS
KoYwnbor 19th and December 3rd
io Powell, Wyonrking
Join mi on one of these excursions and let me show you
these rich farm lands irrigated by the government where you do
not have to pay a profit to anyone, simply return to Uncle Sam
during the next 12 years the actual cost of irrigation.
ALFALFA; Here you can see about 12,000 acres of alfalfa
now in stack. It is a wonderful showing and tells you better
than I can what you can do on yonr homestead.
HOMESTEADS CLOSE TO TOWN. You need not go
more than three or four' miles from Powell to get as good farms
as any now growing bumper crops.
Write today for illustrated folder with map showing how conven
iently these gifts of the Government are located.
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