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Grocery
Fresh Groceries
at Prices that are Right
Just Arrived
a nice lot of Shoes, Ginghams,
Calicoes, Percales, Etc.
Come in and get First Choice
We will save ycu money if you
trade with us.
If you don't buy it here, how can we save it for you
Highest Market Price
First publication 10-8-Sw
Order of Hearing on Petition Sat Ap
pointment of Administratrix.
In tho county court or Dakota County.
Nebraska.
Htnto of Nebraska, County of Dakota, ss,
To Itobert A. Wooils. Kannlo Urozlor, Ida
Woods, and to nil persons Interested in the
estato of Georgo T. "Woods, deceased.
On reading tho petition of Robert A.
Woods prayliiK tliat tho administration of
said estato bo granted to Kannlo Orozler as
administratrix.
It is heroby ordored that you, and all
persons Interested In said matter, may,
and do, appear at tho county court to bo
held in and for said county, on tho Kith
day of Ootobbor, A. I) 1DH, at 10 o'clock
it. m to show cause, if any there bo, why
the prayer of tho petitioner should not bo
granted, and that notice of tho pendency
of said petition and that tho hearing there
of bo given to all porsons Interested In said
matter by publishing a copy of this order
in tho Dakota County Herald, a weekly
utmsiJiipur priiiieu insaiu county, lortnree
successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing. Witness my hand, nudsonlof said court
this 2nd day of October, A. D. IBM.
- , D.O. IlEFFERNAN,
skai.. County Judge.
First publication 10-Mw
NOTICE.
To William 0. Orr, defendant:
You will take notice that on the 80th day
of September, A. D. 1914, Albert H, Kilmer,
tho plalntlfT, tiled his petition in the dis
trict court of Dakota county, Nebraska,
against William O. Orr, defendnnt, the ob
ject and prayer of which are to remove the
cloud from his tltlo to the following do
scribed real estate sltuato in Dakota coun
ty, Nebraska, to-wlt: Tho southwest quar
ter of the southeast quarter (SWJ4SKJ4).
and the south 0 chains and 26 links of the
northwest quarter of the southeast quar
ter (NWk OKU) of soctlon live (6), all In
township twenty-eight C28, north of range
nine W, east, occasioned by reason of a
deed conveying Mild reol estate from
ChailesO. Orr to James Ferris, executed by
Henry A Campbell ns his attorneys-in-fact,
said deed being recoided on the 12th day of
March, 1880, at page 2M of deod book 2-D of
tho deed records of said Dakota county,
there being no power of attorney or author
ity of record In said Henry A Campbell to
so convey from said Charles O. Orr, and to
quiet and confirm the tltlo of the plaintiff
to said realestate as against the defendant,
William O. Orr, who is now tho only heir
nnd devlseo of said Charles O. Orr, and In
herits all tho lien. Interest, right nnd title
of the said Charles O.Orr, who Is now de
ceased; to perpetually enjoin the defend
ant from making any claim to said real es
tato and for general equitably relief.
xou are required to answer said petition
on or before tho Bth day of November, A. D.
IBM.
Aiuort ii. Kilmer,
Plaintiff.
Dated Septomber80, 19U.
First publication 10-1B-4W
Notice for Tax Deed.
To Herman Kountzo, the party to whom
tho following described real estato was as
sessed: You nro hereby notified that1, on the 0th
day of October, 1812, George L. Nolbuhr
purchased from the treasurer of Dakota
county, Nebrnska, nt private tax sale, after
the same had boon duly offered at public
sale, and not having been sold for want of
bidders, the property described as lot seven
(7) fn block 117, of the village of Dakota
City, Dakota county, Nebraska. Lot 7 in I
uiock 117, imuotaoity, Dakota county, Ne
braska, was assessed for tho years 1908, 10OB
and 1910, for village, county and stnto taxes
In the name of Herman Kountzo. And said
property was sold for tho taxes for tho
years 1008, 1000 and 1010.
After the expiration of three months
from tho date of sorvlco of this notlco, I
win appiy ior a ueeu ior saiu lot.
Dated I
i ut
ctober lit. 1014.
uoorgo Li. Nelbuhr,
Ownor of Oertlllcate of Tax Sale.
First publication 10-SMw
NOTICE OF OPENIKQ ROAD.
Stato of Nebraska. County of Dakota, s s.
Notlco to Land Owners.
To all whom it may concorn:
The commissioner appointed to locate
nnd establish a road commencing In the
center of a county road at a point 620 feet
we,st of tho northeast corner of the north
west quarter of the northenst quarter of
section eleven (II) in township twenty
seven 127. In rango eight (8) east of tho
Sixth principal meridian in said county;
thence running In a southeasterly direction
to a point TM feet south nnd 402 feet east of
tho point of beginning; thence south paral
lel with quarter seotlon line 1871 feet;
thence In a southeasterly direction to In
tersect county road at a point two rods
south of tho half section lino running east
nnd west through tho center of said seotlon
eleven (11) and there terminate, has report
ed In favor of tho establishment and loca
tion theroof, and directs that all other
roadB at any time liorotofore surveyed,
platted or traveled on, over or across the
section eloypn (11) bo yncate
vyest nnuot inenortneast quarter of said
ou, ani
n(l all ob-
lections thereto, or claims for damages.
CUVIUUB bUOIUWi Ul U1U1
lust bo filed In the count;
must pu iieu in uiu county pierK'S omcc
pr before noon of thp20tlidny pf Npvpip
Ico on
in oi ti
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A. D.. 1014. or
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shed
I W. L. ROSS
M Dakota City,
ftnd located an
in op egtaqis
U Ull Oil
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running
. l a '&, over or across the west naif of said seotlon
I . . -. DIJU IlKDVOU IM1U Ull uwiur I
MWatf Pleven (U) will be vacatpd without further
' r -V reference thereto.
Dated this 19th day pf October, A. D., 1814.
Geo, Wllklns,
Opuntr Clerk,
1 i ! ! iW i ii i .
For Sale
Puro bred Daroo Joraoy boara. Big
thrifty ones with good bono and brood
ing. Price right,
John B. Evans.
Dakota City, Nobr.
fftxn or onio cirr or touoo. ?
luca ooojrrr. I
Frakx 3. Curintr main oith that Tie It tmVw
partner ot tha Orm ct P. 7, CitttiT A OoZ dsiai
business In tho City ot Toledo, County u3 att
aforesaid, and that said arm will pay t&a nan c
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAIIS for eath acrfavery
case ot Catamui that cannot be cured by tea dm m
lUU'a Catabwi Cuaj.
PTUNK J. CnEKBV.
Sworn to before me ani subscribed la my prwtnoa,
tin ttu day ot December. A. D im,
iTrri A.w.ai.EAjof.
lif NOTWTPOTUO.
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Internally and acta
directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces ot t&
yitem, Bfiid or teatlmonlals, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO, Toledo, a
Hold by all PrugglaU. 75c.
Take Hall's family rills for constipation.
For Sale.
A toani of mules,
M. A, Deloughbry.
Jaokaon, Nebr.
of all kinds and
Butter
Nebraska
Local Items .
Andrew Kramper had a load of
oattlo on tho Sionx City maikot Mon
day. Monnd City Faints and Varnishes
prosorvo and beautify Dakota City
Fharmnoy.
Mrs D. 0. Stinaon of Leeds, la.
was here Saturday looking after pro
perty Interests.
J, B. Keller of South Sionx Oity is
the now helper in tho E. & B lumber
yurd in thin place.
Mrs A. B. Rich of Tildeu. Nebr.
and Miss Francis Rich of Wianor were
visitors here tho past week.
Don Forboa was homo over Sunday
from (jmuba wuere Do is tlol up on
tho petit jury in the federal court.
Tho Herald family enjoyed a ride
to Horner Sunday afternoon with Mr
and MrsD. H. Hagorin their Studeba
kor oar.
Lutheran seiviccR next Sunday at
Imannel Lutheran church Dakota Oity
Snnday ovoniug at 7:30 o'clock. Rov
W. J, Kaheowill preach.
Mrs A. B. Sohumaohor audobildren
of Oonncil Bluffs, Iowa, and Mrs Bud
Dryden and eon of Lincoln aro horo
on u visit at the parental home.
Mrs EJta M. Spencer of Hoyt, Oolo.
and hor daughter,' Mrs R. Cunningham
of Seattle, Wash, arrived hero Thurs
day of lust weok for a short visit with
old friends.
Qeorgo MoBeath and Walter Oho-
ney left last Friday for Espanola, Fla,
to look alter their property interests
in that locality, preparatory to moving
there in tho near future.
Our most popular clubbing offor
this year is Tho Youth's Companion
and Tho Herald for only $2.50. Tho
regular prioo is $3.00. Savo 60 cents
by subscribing now bofore tho offer is
withdrawn.
E 8 Nelson, wifo and son W O Nel
son, and J H Itnodey and wifo. arrived
Tuesday with their household goods
from Mitohell, South Dakota, and tboy
havo taken up their abodo it tho
house vaoated by F L Graves.
Frank phillipa, who has boon husk
ing corn on tho Ohambors farm be
tween Winnebano and Walthill. was
hero over Sunday. Ho eavs tho oorn
thero is avoraging less than horeaboutB
whioh is tho pobrest crop of corn wo
havo had for many years,
Tho supreme oourt last week denied
a rehearing in tho O Oonnor-Pettv
case from this oounty involving tho
title to several hundred aores of aoore
tlon land along tho river five miles
south of this place. Tho rohoaring
was denied on the grounds that the
land in queation was now a part of the
stato oi lowa.
The Ponca Journal paid a nice com
pliment to County Attorney Frum in
its writo up of the football gamo played
between tuo I'oncn and Dakota Oity
high sohool teams. It say o : "a f oaturo
of tho gamo was tho work of the referee,
Oounty Attorney Frum, of Dakota Oity.
Tho Ponca boys wero high in their
praise of his decisions. They say he
was tho equarest official that evor ref
eroed a gamo for them and ho know
tho gamo from A to Z.
Tho following list of jurors havo
been selected for the term of diatriot
court whioh convenes liero Nflvomber
23: Ray Hooh, George Hirachbaok,
Guy Manning, A. J. gramper, Bock
Nelson, M. J. Logue, B. J. Oobleigh,
Wm L. Broyhill, Q. A. Barber, Qaoar
Stamm, John Lobahn, John Crit?,
Louis Bogg, L H. DeForreBt, Frank
Budky, John Barlow, Nols Krogh, 0.
H. Holawortb, Hana O. Jenaon, Henry
F. Dierking, Michael T. Boacom. Ed
Kahler, Georgo Barnett, and Hana
Bonniohson.
Oounty Oommisaionor O, W. Fisher
and Oounty Attornoy 8. T. Frum wero
in Lincoln Inst wook conferring with
representatives of Boono, Gage, Stan
ton and Burt countios in tho matter
of contesting tho claim of tho stato for
reoovery ot amounts due on old inaano
acoounts. The stato auditor will sue
on the aocounta and theae five counties
will resiBt paymont of the allegod ao
counts, Douglass and Oaas countios
went into oourt and wore dofeated, the
four aro having an account of over
$90000 taxed against them. Sevoral
other counties in the state having small
amounts taxed against them settled
with tho stato auditor by having the
interest thrown off and paying tho
prinoipal, Dakota oounty owos an
original claim of $1925, tho interest on
aamo bringing it up to $5112. A teat
caao is going to bo mado boforo this
amount is Landed over.
i
Tho Ilorald 1 year, 1.
Dr 1' Q Lally, formoraly located at
Jftofcson, Nobr, Iibb been appointed
pension snrgeou nt Rolfe, Iowa,
Mrs IX L Broyhill and Mrs E A Hor
man were Sioux City visitors several
days thin week at the MrsE Schielzelt
home.
Mm U E Simpson, of Morrill, Iowa,
was a visitor hero botwoon trains last
Friday at tho homo of Prof Oyiil E
Simpson.
Tho Dakota Oity high sohool basket
ball team went to Emerson Saturday
evening and played tho high Bchool
team tlioro, losing tho gamo by a U
to 3 Booro.
Tho next mooting of tho Masonic
lodgowili bo held in tho now hall
whioh is now receiving tho finishing
touohos fron Painter Neiuiujcr, Tho
dato of mooting ia Oct Slat.
Tho domooratio candidates that nru
getting thoir campaign cards printtd
in Sioux Oity, and using thu Sioux
City papors in whioh to advoitizo their
oandidaoy, had better got wiso and
"trado at homo".
Wiltrod E, Yobs, of Omadi prooinct,
republican oandidato for county super
intendent, epont a fow days in town
last wook. His many frionda nro
pleased to boo him in tho raco for
county superintendent, an oflloo that
ho is excopionally well fitted for, per
sonally, educationally and otherwiso.
For Thursday ovoning at tho pioturo
show a comic teel Too many Brides,
and Hor Love Letters, and Tho Man,
in single reels will bo the foature.
For Saturday night tho Thief and t'"
Book in two reels, and n oomio rtul,
It's a Boar, will bo put on . Tho xlmw
is drawing good orowds and all tu,.iu
to bo ploaaed with tho sorvlco.
Nebraska's 1014 wintor wheat crop
will yield 03,755,515 bushels, accord
ing to tabulations mado by tho.Nobra
ska stato board of agrioulture. Tho
aoroago for 1UM was ,U73.935 as
against 3,022,010 in 1913 when the
yield was fignrod at 00,481,173 bnsliole.
Valued at 85 cents a bushol the 1914
wintor wheat oropis worth $54, 205.87G,
or approximately $9,000,000 moro than
last year,
Tho ditching maoliino for uae in
digging the trenches for the wator
mains arrived hero Tuesday aud will
be put to work in a Bliort time digging
tho trenches for tho water works sys
tem. The well drilling machine is on
the ground aud it is expeoted Unit
work on tho doep well will bo com
rbtneod this wook. Work is progress
ing nicely on tho buildiug that will
house the pumping machinery, and tho
footngs for tho steel tower aro complet
ed and ready for that port of tho work.
CORRESPONDENCE
m GMrtfiOiMtttMH0Wke
HUBBARD.
Mr uud Mrs Jossen wero in Sioux
City one day last week. '
Mrs C MRasmuasen spent Saturday
visiting at the S Larson homo.
If you neod a now bread rniBor, with
cover, Bto our stock. O Anderson Oo J
Harriet Welch entertained a lurgo
number of her vouug friends last Fii
day night -
Dan Hartnett aud wife uutoed to
Sioux Oity Tuesday.
Wo want your oream, butter, eggs
and farm produoe, and will pay the
highest market prioe. O Anderson Oo.
The infant child of Mr nnd Mrs
Sam Larson is somewhat improved,
Mr and Mrs John Howard and son
Joe wero among theso who saw Fisk
O'Hnra Sunday night at Sioux Oity.
Alumnium cooking ware of all kinds
ut C Anderson Co's,
James Heuriokaon has been laid
the past week with a lame knee.
up
Guy Anderson is just about to wind
up his threshing for this year.
Fred Johnson and wifo wero Sunday
guests at the Rasmus Nelson homo.
Our Cloau-Qaiok washer is giving
tho beat of satisfaction; runs light and
does tho wort right. O Anderson Oo .
Work is going on vory rapidly at
the Larson Bros new barn.
Miss Bridget Hayes spent Tsovoral
days of lust weok nt thu Mrs Green
homo.
Ray Hall and wifo went to Blonco.
Ia, laat week to attend the fuuoral of a
relative .
If you need a new lantoin. romom-
bar we have a now stock of tho beat on
the market, O Andorsou Co,
H Nolaen and wife visited frionda
near Watorbury Sunday,
Mrs Georgo Timlin and Miaa The
resa Greon wore oity uhonuera last
weok.
Mrs Thornton, of Sioux Oitv. visit
ed relatives hero last week,
Mackinaw coats nt C Anderson Co's.
Mr and Mrs E Christenaen visited
frienda at Plum Grovo Sunday.
A MIbs Anderson, sister of Andrew
Anderson and nieco of Oarl Anderson,
arrived laat Saturday fiom Denmark,
Sho will make her homo for the pres
ent nt tho homo of her undo.
Frank Mahon and family visited
Sunday at the Jeff Rookwoll home.
Swpatgrs and swpator coats in an
ondless variety af O Anderson Go's.
G M Rasmuaaon and wife woro Sun
day gupsts at tho Petor Larson homo.
Christine Beck spont Sunday with
Alicp Howard.
Quito a numbpr from hero havo been
going uut uii mo uuuum 10 uuy their
'winter supply of potuto .
Ovoralla, jnoketa and corn huskora'
outfits at 0 Andorson Oo'a,
Emma Andersen U visiting at tho
home of her aiiter, Mm HoiiesMii.
Louis Larson wont to EmntRon
TuoBduy.
Mrs Paul Shuriio was a Sioux City
shopper Tuosduy.
Onr winter underwear ix in stock,
and wo oau supply your neodu in any
quality deairod. O Andorsou Co.
Mr and Mrs A Andoraon visited
frionda near Homer Sunday,
Lou Smith was a Juoknon visitor
Monday,
Ray Holler was a oity visitor Inst
Fridoy.
Thero will bo preaching and com
munion at the Lutheran church in
Hubbard on Sunday November 1st,
Every one is cordially invited. Paul
A J Buelow, pastor,
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George Cain
of Homer, Nebr.,
Republican candidate for the
office of
Sheriff of Dakota County
Your Support will be Appreciated
With each purobnso of $5.00 wo are
living away absolutely freo u fine
uuyx Blowpan. Got yours befoto thoy
aro all takon. O Andorson Co.
A largo number of frionda of James
Honriokson sprung a surpriso on him
last Friday evening, it being his birth
day. It was n jolly crow 1 and a good
timo was hud. A bon iful sapper
was was served ut 11 o'clock, after
whioh all departed for tboir homeB,
wishing tho host many returns of tho
day.
HOMER.
Ern Smith has sold u half iutertat
in his cows, farm implements, eto, to
Leon Roam,
Jagk MoTuggort, son-in-law of Geo
Thaokor, wus operated on in a Sioux
Oity hospital lust week for oppeudioi
tis. Mrs Joo Harris wuh a visitor last
week at tho John Harris homo.
Deputy U S Marshal John F Sidos
wus a Homer visitor lust Thursday.
Goo Johnson and John Sullivan, of
Nacora, weio in Homer Thursday,
Jeff Taylor, of Emoreon, fished and
hunted in lily burg this weok. Wo did
not hoar whut luck ho had but pre
sumo the uatial.s i
Rasmus Podorson and Ohas Hols
worth threshed last week and roport
good yields for this year.
Tho Ladios Aid tied to comfort
for Mrs Kiunear Thursday. Tho cold
snap makes work for tho Aid.
Alfred Hnrrii nnd wifo anl Goo
Madsen visited at tho Ern Harris homo
Sunday .
Rev Sullivan, of Lincoln, bogan ro
vivul Borvloos at tho M E church Tues
day evening.
Jay MoEntnffer in on the sick Hat
this weok,
Mrs Snm Doariug is roportod vory
ill.
Rev Kecklor had friends from
Thurston visiting him last week.
Mr nnd MrB Hogan arrived from
New York Wednesday to romuin for
tho wintor if thoy liko Nebraska woll
enough.
Doll MoOormiok diod in South Sioux
Oity Sunday. Tho funeral sorvioos
woro held in tho Lutheran church in
Homer Wednesday.
Ray Hughes movod his family to
Winnebago Tuoaday.
Mr and Mrs Lindquost, of Omaha,
wero guests at tho Bob Jones homo
ovor Sunday.
Tho M E proaohor got a big "pound
ing" Monday ovoning.
Mr and Mra Nolso Smith visited at
tho Phil Ronz homo Sunday.
Our boys playod foot ball with Da
kota Oity Friday, scoro 30 to 0.
Tho MieseB Nadino Shenardson and
Olivo Learaor woro South Sioux Oity
passengers Fridoy, visiting Mm Delia
unurou until Monday.
Mrs Green, of Hoskins. Nob. moth
er of Mrs Petor Kautz, who has been
visiting hor daughter, loft ou Satur
day for Allan, Nob, where sho will
visit nuothor duughter, then will re
turn to Homer aud finish her viuit
hero,
"Honest" Dan Heffornan. domoorat
io candidate for county judge, wns in
iioraor Ha turd ay shaking hands with
hia many friends.
Art O'Connor and family dopartod
Saturday for Texus. Tho beat wishes
for Mr O'Oonnor'n roturri to health go
with him to his new homo.
Lon MoEntaffer, a musician in tho
U S army, is visiting relatives nnd
friends in und around Homor. Ho was
a Homorite ton or twolvo yonrs ago,
Tho chicken pio supper given by thp
Ladios AJd hat Wedpesdny evening
netted ubout $!25.
Mrs Ohria Larson is roportod on tho
siok list,
Tho Danish Young Peoplo Sooiety
met at tho Oarl Larson homo Sunday.
Miaa Laura Beck of Homer attended,
MrsOurtlsund duughtor, Marion,
accompanied MJss Mayaio Unlsworth
homo Friday for u week ond visit.
Lewis Goorgorsou will farm tho Mrs
FJoronce Nixon place noxt year, Mrs
Nixon will remain in the hou.Be,
Tho Columbus day oxotciaes given
last Friday night by Miss Carrio Han
Ben's school in tho Wigglo Greek dis
trict, woro well rendorcd to a large,
appreoiativo audionco. Miss Lena
Laraon accompanied tho Binning,
A Ira Davis, republican oandldnlo
for oounty ooraraUsioiicr, wag shaking
hands with hia Homer fiiouds Sutur
day.
Bornard and Willio Dalton. wlm
havo boon working for tho past six
weeks nt Ohas llolawortlm, returned
to tnelr Homo In Leeds, In, Battirdnv.
JACKUON.
H A Hamra nnd family have moved
into their now homo this wook,
Mrs Amy Brady anu Mrs Edo, Dolor
A E Maun
Born, to Mr and Mrs
son.
MoTaggnrt, a
Mnilo Sutherland ia recovering from
nn operation for nppcndloitia in n
Sioux Oity hospital.
Frank O'Noill, who epont n two
woekH vacation with his folks lioro, ro
tnmod to Chicago Inst Friday.
Goo Cain, republican oandidato for
sheriff, was up from Ilonior ono day
last week.
A flro wan discovered in tho Atlas
olovntor coal sheds at noon Monday,
which dnstroyod nil tho coal, about
100 tons being in tho sheds. Tho
oanso of tho flro is unknown, unless it
was flpantamons combustion
Mrs Dr Rooat uutoed up from Sioux
Oity Sunday,
Quito n iium bor of tho ytmng folas
attended tho party givon by Harriot
Wolah luHt Fiiduy evening,
Mr aud Mrs JoeTowhig attended the
fuuoral of Mrs Emma Rico at Smith
land, In, Tuesday. Tho docentod was
nn uunt of Mra Twohig nnd mado hor
nomo Hero until u month ago, when
alio wns removed to n hoapitnl for
treutment, whoro on Inat Saturday
ovoning aho passed away,
Bennotta Hall spent ovor Sunday
with tho Aliases Malonoy nt Sioux
Uity.
Tho O SorenBen family, of Wntor
bury, woro guoats in tho Tlios Mo
Keovor homo Sunday.
Tho Trinity coilego foot ball toam
or bioux City, dofontod tho Jaokaon
team horo last Saturday by n aooro of
14 to 0.
S "TH SIOUX CITY
Bort K oo.uu wont to Grand Island
Tuoaday to represent tho local I O O F
lodgo at tho grand lodgo bobbIou hold
thoro this wook.
Rov Jacobs leaves this wook for his
olnim In Wyoming, whoro ho will be
gin tho erootion of buildings,
Mrs Will Hogun's mother is horo on
a short visit.
Mrs William Pilgrim visited ovor
Sunday with hor son Roy at Pondor.
Mrs Nollio Orr is horo from Vormill
iou on a visit ut tho homo of hor uuolo
Jos. Oloments.
O, U. Lake, oro nf tho piniipor
residontB of Dakota county, Is soiiona
ly ill nt tho homo of tun duuithtor, MrB
Jolin Blaokotcr
Jnmos Daughurtr, ugo 80 yenrs,
diod Suturduynt his homo here. Fun
erul services wero held Monduy from
tho Catholic church, intarment being
tn Mt Calvary oometory, Sioux Oity.
Tho South Sioux Oity dopot was
burglarized Sunday night, nnd all
that tho thieves got nwny with was 19
eggs N-'t-n'o nt Hip Iu'"1"h hn,
beou lou. .u u i.
Tho poBtofllco in this plaoo changed
hands Saturday evening, nnd van
moved by tho now postmnster, Gns
BIobsI, to tho building forraorly occu
pied by tho South Sioux Pharmaoy.
Mr Kroson, tho formor postmastor,
retiros with a clesn "record".
Alnnuo L. McCormiok was born
Juno 3, 1848, in Pennsylvania nnd
diod ut his homo n fow miles woat of
South Sioux Oity Oct. 18, 1914, hav
ing readied tho ago of 00 yoars, 4
months, and 15 days. When yot n
boy ho movo 1 with his paronts to
Illinois and later to Nebraska whoro
ho mado his homo notr Homer nntil
about two yoars ago when ho moved
to nonr South Sioux Oity. Ho wns n
kind father nnd good husband. Ho
had no bad habits nnd was honest in
all hia dealings Ho leaves a wife
nnd four children nnd ono brothor to
mourn liis loss. Tho funeral sorvioes
woro held Tuoadny, Got 20th, nt tho
Lutheran ohuroh in Homer, Nobr.
Ho was buriod in tho Omadi cemetary,
Rov Paul A. J. Buolow, pastor of tho
Luthoran ohuroh, officiated .
SALEM
Salem Lutheran ohuroh services 1
noxt Sunday afternoon at 2:30 oolook,
conduoted by tho Missionary Suporin
tondont, Rov W. T. Kahso.
Fred Mills and wifo of Bonth Sionx
Oity, woro Sunday gucata at t'io E. H,
Grihblo homo.
Miaa Mary Rone visited Homor
friends Tuosday.
Miss Frana Hall is n visitor nt tho
Arthur Armbright homo thiB wook.
Mrs Helen On' n" ham, who hns beon
visiting her pn u a, A. O. Sidoa nnd
wifo, for aoverui Aooks, dopartod laat
Saturday for bor homo at Baldwin,
Knna.
Tho Ladies Missionary Aid will
moot with Mrs Arobio Ooughtry
Thucsdny, Oot, 20, nt 2 p. m. Tho
oommittoo is Mrs Clay Armbright, Mrs
E. H. Grihblo, MrB Lou Armbright
und Mrs Ooughtry.
The M G R olub mot witl Mra Frod
Sohult on Walkers Island Wednesday,
Al Rameoy's father und mother, of
Boono, Iowa, visited thorn a fow days
tho past week,
O O Epirtrnrn' havo u now Norrla
piano, n gift from their fatl or, Frod
Beorman.
Margaret A. Murphy
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Democratic Candidate
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STN SON'S
Specials for Saturday, Oct, 24
For this Day Only
Fancy Jonathan apples any size per box $1.75
3qt fresh cape cod cranberries 25c
501b sack fancy patent flour $1.65
1 gal Karo syrup 4qc
i lib packages soda ,25c
3 pkgs macaroni or spaghetti 25c
3 bottles Mcnn Catsup 25c
4 pkgs Corn Flakes 25c
Good boiling meat per lb. X4c
Fresh Baltimore Oysters per pt 3Qc
We have a large stock of sweaters, mackinaws,
sheep coats and warm underwear.
Our Big Pete premium for Saturday will be a Wm.
A. Rogers sugar and butter set guaranteed for 10 yrs.
Stinson's
Dakota. City.
Something About Rates
As a v!:Iic service corporation we are servants o
the public and as such should disoharire rau duties
efficiently.
To give tho most efficient servwio, the construction,
equipment and operation of this Company must
conform to tho best known pracnoea.
To moot these requirements, the Oompaay must
charge such rates as will meet necessity operating
expenses, provide adequate roserves' for replacing
worn-out or obsolete plant, and give a return on the
money actually invested in the business that shaH
be reasonable and sufficient to invito new capital as
required for expansion.
Should any earnings be mado over and above
those necessary to meet these requirements, we feel
the amount should be, used for the benefit of the pub-
s lie to further increase tho efficiency and reliability of
tho service.
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