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Dakota Oity, Nobraska.
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render Times: Mr and Mrs Henry
Yon Soggorn spent Sunday at Iluh
bare. Dixon Journal : Yernie Dougliorty,
of Homor, Nob, visitod tbo homo folks,
Monday.
Nowcastio Times: Mrs Daley, of
Jackson, has boon visiting rolativos
boro a fow days. '
MarUnsbarg Items in Ponca Jornal:
Gene Filley and John Armstrong woro
in Jackson a fow days last week,
Sioux Oity Journal, 27: Tbo South
Sioux City-Dakota City interurban
trades will bo rolaid on now tics this
fall. An oxtonsion of tbo track to
Crystal Lako park also is planned.
Wakefield 'Republican: Mrs G W
PaolrAr want fr. Hnnftl. Ot.ii mi .
Tit with her sister.... 0 W Long is
writing insurance lor tbo Koyal Insu
rance company, oM)es Moines. He is
in Dakota City .this weok.
'Winnebago Chieftain : Born Wed
uedsy, Ootober 1G, 1018 to Mr and
Mrs Oas Gerlach, of Movillo, la, a
i pound boy Mrs Emma Yard
sue, of Dakota City, was a visitor last
Sunday at the homo of Mr and Mrs
Lottie 'Kilmer.
Lyons Mirror: The Lutheran Guild,
of Homer, came down to hold their
Meeting with Mra Florenco Nixon,
Thursday. Among the gnosta from
that place were Mrs James Kbox
King, Mrs Fred Oohander, Mrs Bay
OttOBd Knox-Voss and Mrs William
Leamer-Broyhill,
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United States Marshal John F Sides
M here Saturday with two Indians
la tow. Abnor St Oyr and Suauma Da
-ym, oharged with Introducing liquor
on sue reservation. Tbey were all on
their way to Tekamab to appear be
fore Commissioner J A Singiiaus, for
fc hearing.
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ilea News . Colonel E F Rasmus
ten M4 Ike Woods were in town in tae
.Utter'sear Saturday on business...,
Dan and Elmer Herfel went to Jaok-
aon Saturday to run up tbo former's
fjord runabout whioh he recently got
from Guy Allen. The car was in thet
garage there for repairs. He traded
the oar to Sam Allen tho samo even
ing. .. Nebraska Sohool Roviow: Miss
Helen Rockwell, a graduato of the
Wayne stato normal, is serving her
second year as primary, teacher at
Homer. She is one of tho most suc
cessful primary teachers Wayne has
sent out and has already established a
reputation as one of tho host in the
state.
Bioux Oity Journal, 24; A motor
driven by John B Shortley, 2980 Ne
braska street, atruok a telephone pole
OB UDDer Jack Hon atrial WtulnamA.,
sight when Mr Shortley waa blinded
V - ugui vi mu approaoning street
ear. He received a badly wrenohed
shoulder. Three other passengers es
caped uninjured. The bar waa demol
lilted.
.Walthlll Times: Tom Sullivan, of
Jackson, was in Walthill Saturday
afternoon Eather McCarthy, of
Yista. Waa ilia ffnnat nf Ttnv T 17 n-
Bey Tuesday afternoon Dr Roam
.waa down from Sioux Oity Tuesday
noruuou ib consultation in a case east
of town.. . .Deputy U S Marshal John
Sides, of Dakota City, was in Walt
- hill Tuesday afternoon subpoenaing
witnesses for the Murphy trial in the
federal oouVt at Sioux City for violat
. ing the Mann act.
Emerson Entcrpriso : Sol Smith, of
Winnebago, spent Sunday with his
i wotuer. Glen Mrs Graves, of
uubnard.jinent the wook end bore
with" her parents) Mr" and Mia W V
J-erwin.,,.Bort Francisco and daugh
ter, of near Hubbard, were in Emor
son, Saturday, the latter gotting den
tal work done. . . .Asmus Thomson re
turned last week from a three months'
visit to Germany. He is stopping
ner Hubbard with his son at present.
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tween trains Monday where be attend
ed to Bomo business matters with ono
of the Heeneys near that plaoe.
Mesdnmea George Demme, MoPhar
ren and G A Ireland returned Sun
day afternoon from Excelsior Springs,
Mo, whoro tboy buvo boon for about a
month,
Palo Attn. Cal. Tribunn: A mni
oujoyablo surprisu birthday party was
liold at tue homo of John Johnson on
Hawthorne avenue Wednesday after
noon, tho occasion beincr ln' Atohlv.
sixth birthday. Mr Johnson is tho
fattier or Vr Edith Johnson. About
thirty-five members of MoKinlnv tinal.
tbo Relief Corps and friends gathered
mere, a no afternoon was spont with
songs and stories and a gamo at which
u ju jcitzgeram won (bo prize, A
beautiful Bold Grand Armv nln wn
presented to Comrado Johnson by the
post, tuo presentation spoeon being
mado bv Comrade Fitzirarnlfl- M,
Wolcott sang a comio song of the war
times, abort talks were given by
Comrades MoKeo. Prico. ImwU. WH.
lard and Wollcott. J J Nichols saner
"Goodbr Jeff." RolresbmnnU n
served, at the closo of which a larsre
beaUtifullv frostnd IdrllwIaT nnVi
carried in. This cake was made and
presented to Mr Johnson by Mrs Frank
vrurreu. xureo ugnted candles were
placed pn this cake, representing the
past, tue present aud the future, A
poem, writton by Mrs J J Nichols
and dedicated to Mr Johnson, was
read by Mr Fitzgerald.
Wayno Democrat: Miss Ethel
Patterson visited Wayne friends Sat
urday and Sunday while returning to
her'work at Dakota Oity following a
vacation spont witii Home folks near
Creighton,,,, The. gathering of pby.
aicians irom tue counties of Dixon,
Thurston, Oodai, Dakota and Wayne
whioh comprise tho medioal society of
this corner of tbe.state was the largest
in point of attendanco of any meeting
held by tho sooiety. Thero were
thirtytwo physicians present and par
tioipating in the proceedings. There
were four visitjng physicians, two
eaoh from Omaha and Sioux City,
as may be seen by tbo list below.
The following wero in attendance at
the meeting and banquet: Drs Max
well, Phillips, Dakota City; Evans
and Maronda, Emerson; Neely, Moln
tyre, Winsido; Buis and Heron, Pen
der; Cook, Kurley. Randolph; John
son, Creighton; Hay and Saokett,
Laurel ; Evans, Gleason, Dixon ; Fleet
wood, Tomlinson, Wakofleld; Fran
cis, Brook, Bancroft; Dewey, Cole
ridge; Patton, Finley, Omaha rRonso,
Townsend, Sioux Oity; Ingham, Wil
liams, tiiair, 201., wayne, At a busi
ness sessiqn Dr Blair of this city was
eleoted delegate lo tbo state Medioal
meeting, and Wakefield was named as
tho place of meeting in the spring,
when comes the eleotion of offlcots.
All voted this meeting among the. best
ever held .
Sioux Oity Journal, 28: The fu
neral of Charles Castle, 0-month-old
son of Mr aud Mra B W Castle, of
South Sioux City, Neb, will be held
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the
residence, Interment will be in Floyd
cemetery Following a trail of
monev and clothln? (Kwinoii nnm
field near Crystal lake. Ohiof of Po
nce a u matiiwfg, of South Sioux
Oity, Assisted by J W Hazelgrove and
Charles Hornett, last night discovered
two men who are alleged to have slog
ged John R Veatel, of Ooffeyville,
Kan, and robbod him of $85. The
men gave their names as Jotm Gill, of
Philadelphia, and Tom Curtis, of Ken
tucky. They are held at South Sioux
Oitv on charges of lilohwav ni.i.n
Chief Mathwig last night slept at tho
jail to prevent a possiblo delivery by a
mini raernueroi tue gang, Veatel,
with three oomnttninnn. arrivaA in
South Sioux City at 1:45 o'clook yes
terday afternoon. Thoy were trailed
during most of the afternoon by Math
wig. The men deoided to go to Da
kota Oitv and VbhIaI nall tlm( fa.
flashing a roll of bills. When Crystal
Lake Station waa vnnnliail Dnvlla U I.
alleged, suggested a walk to the lake.
mt norneti, wuo was some distance
awav. saw the men a(rlb vtAi n
the atomaoh and on tlir.m,i i.t.
clothes. He phoned to Chief Math.
Wiff. The BOenn of tlin attanlr Tna in.
oated br 1.C5 in ilwr Mint n.n tii.
had dropped in making their getaway.
n ouun uia.anoo in tue oorntleld was
rouna Veatel'a cap. Further on was a
snuff box, then an empty pookotbook.
Following this trail, Chief Mathwig
and his doputies came out of the corn
field near tho railroad tracks and soon
overtook Curtis and GUI. The third
metfber of the gang had remained on
tho car. Hornett nnd County Judge
Daniel Unffnnmn trim n n !. ..-
identified Curtis and Gill, according
.uuiuui .uHiuwig, Tue men probably
will hove their preliminary hoaring
this morning.
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SOUTH SIOUX CITY
Born to Louis Mohr and wifo a
gitl, on October 20,v
Mrs M B fllnnnm la v?itn n !..!..
er at Templeton, la,
Obarles. the six mnnflm nl,1 mn .
R W Onstle and wifo diod Sunday.
Arolile Miller and wife are the pa
rents of a daughtor born October 21.
O D Smiley baa nolil nut Ma mnf...
tionery and lunoh parlor, and with his
family will go to Florida to winter,
The now bank building is nearicg
uuujjueviuu, xuo urioK work: is Untsb
ed and tho interior work is now being
done.
Gop J Bouohor, J S Bacon, J J
Elmers, OhaB E Kiino and Wm F Korr
were lodgo visitors at Dnkota City
Saturday evening,
,,-Jov J L Phillips, who has been the
M E pastor hero for soveral years,
moved with his family tho past "week
to his new pastorate at Battle Creek.
Neb.
Pipo for the new waterworks system
IS beiuB distributed ntmtif nnn U TV
L Fairbanks, who has the contract for
uauung tue material, Htamm & Po
terson have the oontraot for building
the nnmninB atatlnn and li u ..
ly under way. A big ditohina- ma.
pUlne wllle used by the firm having
the contract to install the system for
digging (he trenches
for the water
mains,
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HUBBARD.
Mrs A O Hanou was on tbo sick
list last week.
Johanna Mnndy accompanied her
brothor, Robert, on tho mail routo
last Thursday.
Dr Statter. of Hlonx nil ta a
professional caller in Hubbard last
week.
Duck coats, well made and at .right
prioes, at C Anderson Go's.
Patrick Jones autood to Sioux Oitv
last week.
Mrs E Ohristenson is suffering from
a severo cold.
Joe Hatron and danolitop M. ....
toed to the city Sunday.
The Best liranila rf n..1l. -.i
jaokets at O Anderson Go's.
Abbie Ronkvr.11 alton,l.l l.n..u
here Sunday.
The first snow storm of the season
Miitju xiuunurii 'innirio. t ..
in quite a severe form with a north
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west gale blowing all day.
Albert Hanson 8nndayed with
inonus in uubljard.
Vo have a now Bupply of frtah pan
cake flour. .Fine for these frosty
mornings. O Anderson Co.
E Ohristenson had a tusslo with tho
grip last week.
Nols Anderson was in Sioux Oity
last week.
Ed Campbell, with his family, will
mbvo Tuesday, November 4, to Bores
ford, 8 D
James Hendricksou is having bis
farm fenced with live foot wpvon triro
fencing. That ought to keep his
stock in and the other follows oat.
Wo want to buy your butter, eggs
and cream. We pay the higbost mar
kot piece, O Anderson Co.
Mr and Mrs Louis Lareen visited
Wednesday at the Mrs A O Hanson
homo.
O M Rasmussen and wife euterUin
ed a large number of friends Sunday.
Ed Hartuett was an over night vis
itor at tho parental home Monday,
John Hartnott was a business visitor
in Sioux Oity Saturdoy. ,
Oarl Fredrioksen was in tho oity
Tuesday.
Comforters and blankets of all
weights and prices, at O Anderson
Co'e.
Christine ' Beck spent over night
Saturday with his sister.
Mra Louis Pod erson vWted friends
in Hnbbard one day last week.
Christine Jensen, of Sioux City,
snent Snndav vtitli lmv ln'.nj mi..
nie Rasmussen.
ChasVarvias and wife autoed to
Hartineton Friday of Innt mu. ..
turning Sunday.
Mrs Dan Hartnott Ima rannvlA
sufficiently to be up,' whioh is good
news for her mauy friends.
A full line Of work ullirtn ami fl.n.
nol shirts at O Anderson Oo's.
TonvLonR drove to naVnt.. m.
Monday morning.
Patrick Ducrsan ia hnllilmr, in.)..
on onto the Riley residence north of
town,
Emma Anderson oamo homo last
week after a couple of weeks' stay at
tho O'Connor homo at Homer.
Our rural mail carriers had a pret
ty tough trirl Tuesday. It is liable to
bo worse yot boforo spring,
Mrs A L Andersen returned home
Monday night from her stay at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Nye, at
Pender.
Ilnskinof mittana oralnrn nln !..,,,!,
ing supplies of all kinds. C Ander
son Co.
Mr and Mrs Joe Hartnott and Rev
Father Enstlisb saw tlm hta i.oii ..,
in Sionx Oity last Thursday.
Born to Mr anil Mn Hi.,) ni,i:-i.
Saturday, October 25, ' 1018, a daugh
ter.
Frod Bartels waa in T)atno ru.
one day last woek.
Some of the farmnra nn t.n. :n
finish husking corn this week.
Sunday sohool at 0:45 o'clook it m.
Publio worahio every 2ml nml ah. h...
day of each month at 10:80 a m, in the
Lutheran ohnrnii. Tim i.ii i
olass meotB every Wodnesday at 0:30
ui, nuu nvery ana ana 4tn Sunday
at the samo hour.
Mamio Clansseu Sundoyod with
Carrie Nelscn .
Sam Larson was In Vista a couple .r ,m,' oaU8ed by8te,pplDg ou ,
days tho first of tho week ""Jpiko whioh penetrated clear through
of days tho first of tho week.
Anna Hagan, of Sioux City, visitod
menus in unuuura botwoon trains
Saturday.
Mrs Herman Nelson anmon.i.t
under tho woathor with a cold last
week.
JACKSON.
M A Quion is attondin sohool at
tho Kendriok seminary, St Louis.
John J Ryan, of Sioux City, waB
transacting business hero tho last of
tuo weoK.
Word was reooivod horn hv miait
of tho birth of a son to attorney Jas P
Boler aud wife, of Greeley, Nob. Mr
Boler is a son of Mr ami lln Tni.n
Boler, of this place,
Jas L Barrv. of HInnr fili inn
Sunday at homo.
Peto Flvnn. of Sionx fill . nn
over Sunday guest in the Jas Flynn
uome
James Sutherland, r, of Ponca,
spent aver Sunday with his son,
Jamos, jr.
The JaokBou Juniors went to Sioux
Oity Saturday and played tho Morn
ingsido Juniors u game of foot ball
anu woro Uoieated a to 0,
Mrs John Flannerv baa lmnn nnn.
fined to her bed the past week with an
inieoieu 1001 oauseu uy stepping on a
nail,
, Mrs Ed T Kearney and daughter
Gertrude departed Monday for Teka
mab where they will be guests for tho
week in the Ed Latta home.
Rev Fr O'SllIlivan annnt Tuaila. n
Emerson, Neb,
H F UoKeever had a miraculous es
cape in a runaway last Friday whan
driving to the O B & Q station. Th.
boms beeama frightened at the fcraia,
running away, throwing MrMeKaavar
ana er MKWfl up uit bagfy qtto
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badly. Outside of a few bruises
McKeever escaped unbnrt.
Annes LoahVidenartnil tar Wntnrw
bury, Sunday, where she will teach
during tho absence of Miss Brady,
win went to O'Neill, Neb, to attend
the wedding of Miss Margaret Barrstt
to a Mr Dunn. Miss Barrott is well
known here, havincr viuitod lmm a
number of times. Congratulations
and best wishes are extended to the
happy couple.
AmotllZ those from hnra aim rnniif.
ored in the land drawing at Valentine,
reu, ias. ween were, Mary MoOor
miok, E A Leahv. William Konnnllv.
Geo Heffernan, Joseph Marsh, Jas
Love, Y J McGonigal, M Heffernan
and O K Heffernan.
Mrs C W Miller, who was a guest
in the M Boler home, returned to
Omaha the last of the week.
Marsaret Waters, who toaohea in
the high school at Sioux Oity, enjoyed
a vacation from Thursday until Mon
day on account of a defect in the hunt
ing plant.
Mrs Geo Teller wbb called to Allen
last week to see her new grandson that
arrived at the home of Mr ami Mra
Jas Boyle on Ootober 22, 1013.
Henry Kent, of Laurel, Neb, was
visiting relatives here last Friday.
Ho was enrouto home from Rochester,
Minn, where he had cone to nonnnU
tho famous Mayo Bros.
J M Barry met with u painful ac
cident last week which confines him
his foot but at the present writiug it
is getting along nicoly.
Houmc
County Clork Geo Wilkins and wifo
were guests at tho Wilkins home here
last Saturday and Sunday,
Oorn huskinar Is on in earnest, nml
it is in line to tell what vonr corn" la
yielding. Some report as high ob 05
bushels to the acre, but moro will tret
less ,
H W Gallaffher has nnrohnBed (1m
store building and real estate of O D
Smiley at South Sioux City and has
taken possession, it is nn ideal lo
cation for a lunoh and refreshment
parlor snob as the Smileys have con
ducted for the past three years, and
Mr Gallagher sure has a gold mino.
Jaa Allaway, jr, WF Winoh, Geo
R Rookwell and Ed L Ross, attended
a Masonio lodge meeting at Walthill
Monday night.
Oban Brum anil lila mnUmr liavn
gono to Wyoming to take claims.
Mrs S A Combs went to Lincoln last
woek. Sho will snend several days with
her daughter, Misa Noll Combs,
Georffe Ronkwnll and Frml J Onlmti.
uer wero visitors in ucoaiur last Wed
nesday, Mrs Thos Ashford visited in Onawa,
la, the past woek.
Jos Smith has gono to Rook county
to look after his farm interests.
Miss Yirginia Brown, our assistant
P M, went to Gothenburg, Neb, last
week on a visit with her sister, Mrs
Dr Berkofer.
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Thl.' U a time of great event, and you
wlUArant the now accurately and Dromnt.
lr. All tlte countries of the world ateadiiv
draw eloeer tocetber. and the telearanh
wlrtM bHr the hasBln of aTtryoae,
DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA JgH
Perpetual Care
Is the location one that is suitable for
dense population of future years?
Is the location one whose natural resources would tend toward the beautiful
without the heavy increased expense of maintenance?
Is the "PERPETUAL CARE" Fund sufficient and so saf e-guarded that its future
uses will not have dependance upon individual integrity?
In the guaranteeing of "Perpetual Care" does this fall upon the individual as a
member of the Corporation, or is the guarantee backed by sufficient valuable
real estate and he assume none of the obligations attendant?
These questions and many others may come to you some time; why not in
vestigate conditions now and avoid future complications that might arise?
We ask that you visit Logan Park and see nature in all its beauty; you will
then comprehend its future possibilities as one of the finest Burial Parks in the
West, e have Free Auto Service Sunday afternoon from 2 to 6, week days
by appointment.
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