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Local Items
For Halo Cottonwood 'umber, $20
per thoiiHiiml. Thos Chimin.
Don't forget Breuna coffeo, it is
still iii tbo lend.- , Vim soils it.
Frunk F Huubo vib down from Em
erson Sunday visiting tho horn folks.
Houso nnd lot to rent, $5.00 mouth.
Address Lizzie Yentor, Dukotu City,
Nob.
Mrs W H Elfring, of Sioux City,
Witts n guetit lust Friilny itt tbo Byron
Biiubnuuiiu homo.
Mrs 0 T Rnrto rrtiinied to hor homo
nt Wnkelield. Wednesday, nfter it fow
days visit with lelntivea hero.
Leo Gnrner nnd wifn, who hnvo been
visiting relatives ut Dccntur for sever
al weekH, returned Moiidny to this
place.
When you want nuydrnyiugor haul
ing done, notify Harold Van do Zoduo,
or rail phouo No 1, and your work will
be douo promptly.
Johu Foltz went to Columbus, Neb,
Inst Fiidny to get the deposition of
Albert Shoemaker iu the Foltz vh
Maxwell cuso lie returned Satur
day .
John Tobey enmo over from Ft
Dodge, la, last Friday, returning
Sunday with Mrs Toby, who has been
visiting relatives here for a couple if
weeks.
Au 8 pound daughter wns born to
Mr nnd Mrs D M Neiswnngor, Tues
day nftrruoon, at St Joseph's hospital,
Sioux City, Mothor and child are
both doing well.
A It Gooiman has moved bis family
back to this place from Tilden, Nob,
where they located recently. They
will occupy the Lorenz cottngo ad
joining tho meat shop.
Judge und Mrs II E Evans, Mrs W
L Ross nnd Mrs Johu F Sides went to
Omaha Monday to attend tbo grand
lodgo session of the Order of Easteru
Star. Mrs Qeo J Boucher of South
Sioux Oity, worthy matron of tho local
chapter, also attended tbo session of
grand chapter.
Tbo cottage of Frank II Forrest is
fast assuming shape, the framo work
is up and tho roof is boiug put ou,
Work ou the new M E parsonago is
also being rushed as fast as weather
will permit. The foundation is about
finished and much of tho framo work
is reudy for oreotion. Ths past week
has not been very favorable for out
door work.
Tho Herald 1 year, $1.
Ed J Uuoy visited over Sunday at
Randolph,
Uoo V MoBoalh was nt Potion on
business, Thutsday,
Miss Fraun Hall is visiting relatives
nt Wcstfleld, Iowa.
House to rent, Inquiro of Dr DO
Stiuson, Dakota Oity, Nob.
F A Wood went to Peters, Nob, tho
first of tbo week ou a business trip,
W 0 Mitchell moved his family
Tucsduy to tbo A H Baker residence.
Buy n good farm on the Dakota
ounty bottom. I havo it. Elmers.
Kirk Ream, of Axtol, Kns, visited
over Sunday at tbo Goo T Woods
homo,
Mrs Lucy A Burger has gouo to
Phillipsburg, Kas, for n visit with rol
ntivos, Mrs A B Rich visited friends nt
Wakefield, Neb, from Saturday uutil
Monday.
Richard Powell bns moved to Walk
er's Island, whore ho has rontod a 25
aoro farm,
Mrs By rou Buohannnn visited in
Jnoksou, Wednesday, nt tho O "E
JohiiBou home,
A handsome monument was placed
on tho Sierk lot in tho Dakota City
cemetery last week,
Chns Sundt, whois seiviug on tho
federaljury at Omaha, v'as'bomo from
Thursday uutil Monday.
Mrs Archie Cougbtry and children
vidited at the Will Mason homo in
South Sioux City, Thursday.
Will Mason and family, of South
Sioux City, visited hero Sunday nt
the Louis Cooley and Mrs linger
homes.
Van do Zeddo has tbo'best grade of
coffeo for tbo money ever sold iu town
ii lbs for $1 00. Try somo of it and
bo convinced.
Walter O Caulk, recently in tho im
plement business at Wnterbnry, nnd
well known in this county, has filed a
potitiun iu bankruptcy.
Uarold Autiim run n needle iuto
his foot and broko it off last Thursday,
Ho wns taken to a Sioux City hospital
to havo the broken part removed,
Wo havo a bettor stock of Hardwaro
etc, than wo ever bad, nnd you will
find our prices right. We also handle
all kinds of garden tools. Suhriever
Bros.
Georgo Wilkins left Monday noon
for Hastings, Neb, to attend the gland
lodge session of the A O U W, us a
delegate from tho local lodge of that
order.
The two little sous of Mr nnd Mrs
Oliiis Laughory, Eddie and Georgo,
ngo 8 and 14 years, wore placed iu n
child saviug institute nt Omaha luBt
Friday.
Tbo Herald acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to tho graduating ex
ercists of tho Dakota City high school
nt the M E church, Thursday evening,
May 22nd.
Mr Smith, father of Mrs Johu Mer
ger, arrived hero Monday from Mis
souri for a visit nt tho home of his
daughter. Mr Smith claims to bo 101
j ears old, being born iu 1812. Ho
made tho trip hero till alouo. Ho
shows wonderful vitality for n man of
his years'.
Don Forbes picked up a Indies'
pocketbook in the road last Thursday
while comiug to town. An oxnrainn-
tion of tho contents showed it to bo
the propotty of Mrs Fred Oohander,
of Homer. G F Broyhill was starting
for Homer that afternoon tC'ud d olive r
ed tho pookot book, which contained
$15.00, to tho owner.
Attorney Alfred Pizoy wont to Val
entine, Nob, Sunday, to attend to tho
probating of tho will of Mrs A A Ir
win, who died recently nt hor old
homo iu South Sioux Oity. Mrs Ir
win hold a homestead in Cherry coun
ty at tho time of her death and conse
quently wns a legal resident of that
county, whero her estate will be pro
dated. Tho authorities of Sioux City nro
just getting next to the fact that resi
dents of Sioux City owning nutos nro
taking out their licenses in other states,
thus avoiding excessive rates for tags
and the tax which the Sioux City or
dinances plnce on motor vehicles. It
is protty generally known tliut licen
ses linvo been issued in this county
ou this uocount.
The village bonid lias decided to
onct a building on the throe lots pur
chased ol Dr Maxwell just north of
the Pizoy law olllco.' It will bo built
for use as council chamber, with one
room for storing the lire-lighting ap
paratus. It was also decided to put
iu two wells equipped with force
pumps, one at tuo vmi do zjotldo cor
ner und one at tho firo house.
How would you like to go 235 miles
for your daily water supply? That is
what tho city of Los Augoies, (Jul, has
done. Whilo not making this trip
daily, a gigantic acquoduct hna just
been completed, which will bring tbo
wator supply for the -100,000 inhabi
tants of Los Angeles across u desert
and through a mountain range from
tho Sierra Nevada mountains. A Story
of this remarkable engineering feat
may be found ou unnthor pago of tho
Herald which you will find very in
teresting reading.
Considerable dumugo was dono by
tho wind during the rain storm Mon
day night. A number of shade troos
woro broken off, und several barns
nud outbuildings near town suffered
damagi) by tho gulo. At Orvstul luko
tho wiud played huvoo with the -bath
house nud other frail buildings. A
bum ut South Sioux City was blown to
Smithoreeus. Tho high board fence
on tbo coubinution bridge suffered con
sidorablo dumugo, and the cable car
rying tho telephone lines across tho
bridge was broken.
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Sioux City to
Hear Orchestra.
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Wins Great Success In the Hast,
At Auditorium, Sioux City, May 20,
Tho eastern tour of tho Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra iu March, 1912,
which included Chicago, Louisville.
Cincinnati. Columbus, Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, Wnshingtou, Now York
nnd Buffalo, wns ft siiooenMon of ar
tistic triumphs most gratifying to
many ndmirors ot Mr Obcrhoffer nnd
tho remnrknblo orchestra which ho hns
brought to suoh h high degrco of per
fection. It is most interesting to noto Hit
unnuunlty with wbioh tho Now York
orittics und mUBioiaus comtuendod the
playing of tho western orchestra, and
the general feoling of surprise that
Minneapolis should possess an orches
tra rivaling tbo best iu tho country .
Mr Meltzor, oonsideicd by many tho
most able critic iu Now York, wrote as
follows iu Tho American: "It is snfo
to say that with tho exception of tho
great Bostouiau organization founded
by Col Higguison, no body of umsi-
clans in this country which devotes
itself to symphony has exoolled tho
Minneapolis society. But for local
pritlol might be tempted to add nono
has equaled it."
Tho following nro some of tho ex
pressions elicited from other leading
critics nnd musical authorities, and
iudicnto that tho enthusiasm of tbo
gioat nudienoo which listened to the
concert wus fully justified:
The achievement of these musi
oians from Minneapolis has been simp
lj astounding.' Alfred Hertz, Met
ropolitan Opera Houso Conductor.
"Au orohnstral perfoimaticeof the first
quality," Irving Weil, Journal. "A
very able conductor nnd well trained
musicians, worth hearing iu n y place
and at any time." Sylvester Rawllng,
Evening World. "Only tho very best
organiz itions ttfford as much pleasure,
and thoy not nlwuys," Henry E
Krohbiel, Tribune. "Many mhtiod
their eyes and cars and could scarcely
believe that this northwestern city had
so serious nnd spirited a symphony
orcbtstra." Ed mud Zioglor, Herald,
"The Minneapolis orchestra contains
good material. Especially rich mid
solid were the lower strings." Globe,
"A mau capable of holding his own
among tho best conductors iu Amerioa,
and a body of players worthy of bis
bntou." MhZ 2 Smith, Press. " Wr
Oberhoffer is n conductor of ubilitv
'und nuthoiity, u musiciiiu of sympa
thy and understanding." Richard Al
diioh, Times. "Without doubt Emil
Oberhoffer, the nominator, deserves
tho highest encouragement for what he
hns accomplished." The Sun.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Emma Schmidt has been nbsout on
account of sickness.
The vurioiiH looms nro planning pic
nics for tho last Friday of school.
Miss Uogan, ouo of tho Hubbard
teachers, visited tho various depart
ments Tuesday.
Quite a number of eighth graders
from nearby schools took the state ex
aminations lust Thursday and Friday.
Tho Homer high school ball team
wns up Friday tud pluycd a return
game with our high school team.
Ray Heikes, for Dukotu City, pitched
ii no bit garao nnd stuck out 20 op
posing bntsmeu The scoru was 8 to.
0 in favor of Dakota City. Homer
ruu iu three scores iu the lust inning,
but these scores were made iu viola
tion of tho rules of tho gamo and can
not bo counted. Wo expect to play u
third gumo nt Homer soon. '
The pupils of the high school were
roynlly enteitiiiiieil Friday evening at
the homo of Ray Heikes, the occajiou
being his birthday.
The graduating exercises will be
held Thursday oveuiug, May 22ud, at
the M E church. The usual' admis
sion of 25a will bo cliM'ged .
Following Is tho tunitrnni to Imi kIvuiii
Glass Mnrch Kstlier Itoss
Invocation Iluv. S. h. Kollur
Instrumental Solo l'rof. (Jail Hclirluvi-r
Oration ."Tim Panama Uimnl"
Olndys Hurt i tutu Orr
Oration. ."I'roKii'iMlvo Ideals In Mducatlou"
Marie A lllunnan,
Mnlo Quartet Belocteil
Oration "The Undiscovered Houtli"
Alnntnrot M. Melmlir
Vocal Solo Holcotcd
Kathleen NelswuiiKor
Oration "Woiimn'b Hultrnuo"
Hnriili Mark) Iloss
Oration nnd Valedictory.. "Htupplnp Stones'
Sarali Helen Graham
Presentation of Idtdomas H. 10. Kviiiir
Male Quartet Selected
Ileuudlctlon Kuv. JoliiiUrows
Baccalaureate siiriiioii by ltev. J. Oiowm at
tho .M. 11. chinch Kiinday evontiiK, May IS,
nt a o'clock.
- Base Ball.
Dakota City won ouo and last ono
gumo tho past week. The high school
team defeated the Homer high school
on tho local grounds last Friday after
noon by i! score of 8 to 3, Heikes for
tho locels held tho tisitur.i hitless
throughout tho game, but errors iu the
lust liulf of tho ninth guve Homer three
runs.
Tho Teddy lieurs throw nwuy u
good gumo Sunday by presenting tho
Mooro Clothing company team of
Sioux City with five runs in tho sixth
and eigtb innings, by bunching errors.
Rood, for Dakota City, struck out ten
mon, guvo five buses ou bulls and
beaued two batters; while Corcoiau
struck out 'fivo Teddy Heals und gave
six bases on bulls. The visitors pull
ed off u triple play when they uuiled
McAllister's lly nud caught tho Luhrs
bovs off first und third. Scoro by in-
niugs:
Teddy Hours... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 04
Mooro Co 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 05
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Notice
Itesidonts und property owners iu
Dakota Oity are hereby notified to
clean up iu mid around their promises,
ull rubbish, eto, by Muy 20, 1019,
othorwiso the city murshul will bu
ordered to do so ut tbo expense of the
property ownor.
Uy order of tho Yilliugo Uourd of
Dukotu Oity, Neb,
XXOMEU.
Mabel Clapp hns suoooeded Mrs G
in lien ns uooKKOopcr in mo notnor
Stato bank. Mrs Best has taken u po
sition as bookkeeper with the Ilnloj &
Lang Co iu Sioux City,
Henry Loomis is on a visit with
friends in central Iown.
A 12-pound girl was born to Dqwnin
Loomis and wifo Inst Snturdny,
Tho Homer Cubs sufforod defeat
Suudny nftornoon from tho Palmer
Chocolates of Sioux City, score, 2 to 1.
G F Broyhill nud sister, Mrs M M
Ream of Sioux City, und Miss May
Ilroyhill, were Sunday visitors iu this
vicinity.
Miss Mnttio McKinloy, of South
Sioux Oity, spent Snturdny nud Sun
day with friends nnd relatives in Ho
mer. Miss Mnbel Clnpp spoilt Sunday iu
Sioux City with friouds,
Miss Ruby Vnu do Zoddo, of Dnkotn
City, spent sovernl days in Homer last
week visiting Mrs Fred Oohander.
Mrs Thomas Ashford wns n passou
ger to Sioux Oity Monday evening.
Mrs Fred Oohander, Mrs Jim King
and Mrs Ed Wison wore passengers to
Sioux City Tuesday, via tho automo
bile. A crowd of Lutheran church young
folks, twenty-one iu all, went to lily
burg on n flower excursion Inst Sun
day, Thoy started from Homer about
0:30 o'clock and drove to Blyburg lake
where they roasted Jwoiuies r nnd uto
dinner, then drove baok to tho bills
where they gathered spring ilowors and
fcius, thou returned homo, all enjoy
ing n jolly goad time.
Tho graduating exorcises oi tho Ho
mer high school will bo held iu tho M
E church, Friday evening, Muy 23,
1013. FrauciB Sawyer and Helen M
Clayton will recoivo diplomas, Tho
following program will bo given:
Processional Gertrude QucKlaiid
Invocation Rev Keckler
Salutatory Ethel OUjton
Oratiou World's Mysteries
Francis Sawyer.
Musio Selootcd
Male Quartette.
Rending An Inspiration
Mjbs Paulino Gale.
Instrumental Duet. . Child's Symphony
1' ranees Sawyer unit Ethel Clayton
Oration. ... Prophecies itud Inventions
' Ethel Clayton.
Reading Selected
Dr. Nina Smith.
Valedictory FrnnoeB Sawyor
Presentation of Diplomas
J. II. Rockwell
Musio Selected
Male Quartette.
Beuodiction Rev. Soreusen
Baccalaureate sermon by Rev J Sor
eusen at tho M E church, Suudny
ov ning. May 18, 1913, nt 8 o'clock.
For Sense
A quantity of 11 ax seed. Enquire nt
The Herald ollloo.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
from tho Hvcord
Rev J Ii Phillips is spending
tbo
weok at Omaha ou business.
Cliff Priest is looking over the tou
with n viow of starting a barber shop,
D B Graves lino tiled his petition
asking to start a saloon iu tho second
ward.
Miss Mary Mouahau bns completed
her ear's woik nt Ilubbar.l us a rural
teacher and is ut home for tho sum
mer, i
Twolvo Indies o the local Robnkuh
lodgo attended the district meeting of
that order at Emerson, Monday. The
next year's mooting will bo held lu
South Sioux Oity.
Oscar Imlny, a half-brothor of U G
Castor, died at Yankton, Tuesday
oveuiug. The funeral was held today
from Weslcotl's undertaking parlors
and interment was made at Dakota
City.
Nick Maher left Wednesday for
Valontinu. in company with M L Dil
ley. Mr Maher will stop nt Norfolk
to vist liis son on his wny home. Tho
A A Irwin estate is being probated' ut
Yulontiue, where she had a claim.
Hull Mluckoter had tho misfortune
Saturday to dislocato his shoulder.
Whilo ut work in u Sioux City whole
sale grocery house ho fell and received
his hurt, Mr Blacketer is up and
around but unable to do any work.
Coming just lis it did when the garden
plot needed all of his epnro time, Mr
Mlacketer is not enjoying bis enforced
vacation.
Lost
Ouo brown bay ruuro, Mmr old, white
face, two hind feet while, Fiuder
will be rewardeil by nolifyiug J M
Huny, Juolcsoti, Nebr.
Health u Factor in Success.
The lurgoNt factor contributing to a
man's success is undoubtedly lutalth
It has bootl observed that a man in
seldom side when his bowels are regu
lar hit is never wU vln-it th.-y are
coribtiputcd. For cnimtipntinn ou
will Und nothing quite so g"i l uh
Ohumhorluiu's Stomach and Liv.r
Tubluts. Thoy not only move (he
bowels but improve tho uppetito nud
streuutheu tho digestion. They are
for sale by ull dealers. Adv.
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
Iter. J.UruwN. J'antor.
BorvlccB ut tlit) Mi'tlioilUt Kpltcopnl
oluireli every Sunday us fellow hi l'rt'Ui'ti-
IriK ut 11 u in; Holiday ftdinnlut lUu in; l'Iiihh
muntliiK 12 m; Knwnrtli Lvuuiiii 0::m p in!
tiouc!liliiu 7;mi p in. rniyciiiiei'tliiK Thtlik
day wvuiiIiikh at 7:!ii
LUTHERAN.
Itev.H. I.. Keller. I'nstor.
Dakota any
Sunday school every Sunday ut imr.u in;
Mlm llliinclm i I it mil ton, silijurliitrncleiit.
pruitcliliiK ut 7;wn m. every Hiiuday,
HAL KM
I'reuohttiK every Sunday ut 11 a in: Sun
riuv Kilinol tirmnntly at 111 a in. F. I. dill.
I liertHou, Hiiptirlntt'iiilont.
Tim piililloucortliuiiy invited to an these
sorvlcuH
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& mercury will eumy umroy trie one or Iran
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Ohio, by r J. Cheney A Co. THthnonlals free.
will currly
Sold by Druggists, rrice. 76c jer uoiue.
Take Hall's 1'amlly Tilts lor constipation.
Tho Ilorald for Nows wbon it is News
STNSOISS
Specials for Saturday, May 17
For this D&y Only
A 15c pkg of Spring Clothes Pins 10c
3 lbs Nice Prunes for , , . ,25c
A 2-lb Can of Apples for . . , , 10c
A 15c Glass of Mustard for 12c
A 20c can of Red Alaska Salmon for 15c
1 lb of Coffee for 23c
Cream and Brick Cheese, per pound 20c
A 25c can of Asparagus for 15c
G pkgs Argo Starch for '. 25c
Another shipment of Ladies Waists from New York
just arrived the best for the money you ever saw.
Prices from 60c to $1.25
Ladies Aprons 25c each
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will care for them promptly and well.
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1 yr, sl.OO Uolh for
for, fl.MM $1.05
Doavor, Immigration Agent
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
for All Vfe
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IB Nw