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Dakota City
Grocery
Fresh Groceries of all kinds and
f at Prices that are Right
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Just Arrived
a nice lot of Shoes, Ginghams,
Calicoes, Percales, Etc.
Come in and get First Choice
We will save you money if you
trade with us.
1 V'l If you don't buy it here, how can we save it for you
Highest Market Price Paid for Butter and Eggs
W. L. ROSS
Dakota City,
Nebraska
Let Me Sell You
Land
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The best Corn and Alfalfa land in
the states. I can sell at provate or
public auction.
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Farms for Trade Land ranging in price from $60.00 to
S 150.00 per acre.
Lrist Yor Fa- WitK M
E. F. Rasmussen, Auctioneer
"Your Humble Servant"
Ponea, Nebr. Phone 50 P. O. Box 101
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Prize Offers from.Leading Manufacturers
Book on patents '"Hints talnvehtors." "Inventions needed:;''
"Why some inventors fail."' Send rough sketch or model for1
search of Patent Office records. OurJVlr.'Creeley was formerly:
Acting Commissioner of Patents, and'.as.such had full chargejo!
the U. S. Patent Office.
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One DOLLAR
SPECIALS
For Saturday, only, Dec. 3
FRESH MEAT 8PE0IAL8
Boat boo! boiling moat 11a lb
Dost boot rib roast 17o K
Dost Loin steak 25o lb
Dost round otonk 23c lb
Fork chops 19a lb
BAV8AOE AND COLD MEAT 81'KCIALS
Berlin sausage, or pressod hatu. 18o lb
Minced ham 17o lb
Bologna 14a lb
Frankfort sausugo 14o lb
Livor sausago, ICo, or 2 lb for, 2Go lb
SMOKHD MEAT SPECIALS
Morrolla Hams 18o and 20o lb
Box Bacon 22o lb
Salt pork 18o lb
Extra Boloct oystors, por quart. . . 45o
All this moat
only.
to bo sold Saturday
I will also havo tho freshest lino
Grocorios and Cookies in town.
of
Mystio flour, por stick $1.70
17 lbs sugar $1.00
All tho above goods will bo sold for
spot cash only.
W.F.LOREN2, Jr.
Tho Gash Byntem Wins.
Local Tfems
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$50.00 a Week, almost $10.00 a Day
Boiling Victor Safoa and lire-proof boxes
to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
well-to-do farmers, all ot -whom realize the need
of a safe, but do not know how easy It Is to own
one. Salesmen declare our proposition one of
the best, clean-cut inoney-maklnK opportuni
ties ovur received. Without previous experi
ence YOU cnu duplicate- tho success ot others.
Our 'handsomely tlliutrotect SOO-paice catalog
'Will enable you to present tho subject to cus-
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Eulemupu recelvo advice and Instructions for rrlllui: safes. rllni
convincing talking poiuU v.hloh It Is Impossible for a prospective customer to deny. Why
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i nc ziin annivrrnry ni our
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rendered Itnccesanry todnublu
our output. W e am suenalUB
many thousands ot dorian en
larirltieour sales urbanization,
but to learn all particulars, It
will coat you only the price of
a postal card.
Our NW Homo. Ctpaoliy 20,000 ( Aiwuklly.
Ask for Catalogue 16T.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK GO.
cromii, mh '
A son camo to tho Eugono O Wilcox
homo in South Sioux Oity Saturday.
Mound City Paints and. Varnishes
prosorvo and beautify JJnKota taty
Fharmaoy.
Frof O Jacobsou spent his Thanks
giving vaoation noar Sloan, Towa, nt
tho homo of a brother.
M M Itoam and O R Judd and their
wives, of Sioux City, woro Sunday
visitors at tho Frank Broyhlll homo.
John Kramper, ono of tho well-to-do
farmers of tho west part of tho county,
was a business in this plaoo Monday.
M O Ayres roturnod Sunday from a
trip to Oalifornia and Oregon. Ho
was accompanied homo by his son Ed
gar. Miss Beulah Barnott was a visitor at
Wayno Thanksgiving day with RIibb
Ethel Patterson, former telophone
operutor in this place.
Dakota Oity Pharmaoy has added n
full lino of magazines and perodioials.
Will tako subscriptions for anything in
this line. Dolivorios mado promptly
David Clapp, of Kindorhook, N Y,
who has boon horo on a montbB visit
at tho homo of his paronts, Mr and
Mrs W H Olapp, departed Monday
evening for his home.
Mrs Mary It MoBoath returned Mon
day from u several days visit with her
daughter, Mrs G ILBeat, who is in a
sanitarium at Oakdale, Iowa. She
left hor daughter much improved.
Our most popular clubbing offer
this year is Tho Youth's Companion
and The Herald for only $2.50. The
regular prioo is $3.00. Savo CO cents
by subscribing now bofore tho offer is
withdrawn.
W A Niomoyer, bailiff, and Herman
Biorman aad John B Evans), jurymen
in tho federal court at Omaha, oumo
homo last Thursday, court having ad
journed for tho week. They roturnod
to Omaha again Monday.
Wm W Armour and Alexander H
Baker, two of Dakota county's oldest
and best citizens, took their loavo
Tuesday for Oalifornia, whero they
will spend tho winter with relatives,
tho former at Los Angeles, nrnl tho
latter at San Diego.
Tho ladies of tho M E church will
hold a bazar and servo supper tit the
Masonio hall Friday, Decomber 1th,
Thero will bo aprons and fancy ar
ticles for sale. Wait until after the
sale bofore purchasing the Xraus pres
ents you had planned for your friends.
Mrs Margaret Long, n former resi
dent of this county, died Monday at
tho homo of hor prrauddaURhtois,
MissoB Beatrioeand Margaret Nordyke,
at Allen, Nebr. Hor death resulted
from heart failuro. The doooasod wo
man resided in this locality for many
yoars und loaves many friends hero
who deploro her death.
Rev J Grows, a former M E pastor
in this place, but now living at Ben
son, Nebr. entered a pen of Wyan
dotte onocookerel and four pullets
in tho Douglass county poultry show
last week, and oarried off first prize
for tho pen Ho got his start in Wyan
dotts from Lowis Blanohard's poultry
yards in this county, which goes to
show that Dakota county can supply
good chickens as well as the best in
corn and other grains.
What might havo proved a disas
trous fire, if tho wind had been blow
ing from tho north, ooaured horo last
Thursday morning at ubout 0 oclook.
A barn on tho lots in tho roar of tho
tolcphono ofllco was disoovored ablazo
at that oarly hour by mombors of tho
R E Evans family, who gavo tho alarm.
Tho voluntoor ilro deportment wus
soon on tho ground, but tho fire had
gained suoh headway that all thoy
could do was to keep it confined to tho
ono building, whioh thoy did with lit
tlo troublo, owing to tho fact that littlo
or no wind was stirring. Tho barn
bolonged to R E Evans, and was used
by his son, John B Evans, as a storo
room for his farm machinery, oto.
Tho orign of tho flro is unknown, al
though many surmise thut it was
caused by "hdboos" who havo beon
making a practico of sleeping in tho
loft whero several tons of hay woro
stored. Mr Evans carried insurance
to tho amount of $120 on tho barn, and
his eon had $400 on the maohinery
toroa thoroi
Tho Hornld 1 year, $1.
Atty Goo Learner wns in Pohon on
business TiiesdrtV uight.
Lowis Oooloy was down from Wake
Hold a couploof days last wook,
Miss Ncllio Flommiug was a weok
end visitor with relatives nt Laurel.
Kido Roam was down from his
farm near Wtitorbnry a Oouplo of days
this wook.
F F HnsHo of Emerson,' was a visitor
at tho homo of his paronts in this
plaoo Sunday.
S W Foltz and family drovo to Hin
ton, Iowa and spoilt Thanksgiving
with rolativos.
Mrs L G Evorcst of South Sioux
Oity, was a Tuesday night gncst of
Mrs R L Brovhill.
Tho I O O F lodgo enjoyed an oystor
supper, following thoir regular meet
ing Monday ovoning,
Mrs F M Bolton and ohildrou, of
Sioux Oity woro Thanksgiving guests
at tho F II Forrest homo .
S T Fnum wont to Ponca last
Thursday to roforoo tho Ponoa-Sonth
Sioux City football gamo.
Now cottago in South Sioux Oity for
salo at a bargain. D S Marker, 405
Fourth street, Sioux Oity.
Mrs Mollio Broyhill nntl sou Harry
woro visitors at tho A J Nordyko homo
in Sioux City Thanksgiving day.
A sou was bom to Er and Mrs Bort
Miller of Lioux,Oity, Nav 10th. Thoy
resided in this plaoo n ffiw yoars ago.
MiB Gruco Kayton. toaohor of tho
seventh und eighth grades, spent her
Thanksgiving vaoation at Lyons, Nob.
Davo Fair went hor, wifo and son,
of Otiorokoe, Iowa, wero Thanksgiviug
guests hero at tho homo of Mr Fair
weather's sister, Mrs O E Doolittlo.
F MoKornan ot Sioux Oity, brother
ot "Doo" McKornnn of f'is plaoo, ib
conlluod in tho Sioux 0 y dotontion
hospital with a bad enso of smallpox.
Tho following letters remain un
claimed in tho Dakota postnflloo for
tho month ending Novum bor 80, 1914:
Miss Ida Barrett, M Wilcox.
John H Roam, Postmaster
A turkey dinner will bo given by tho
ladieB of tho Eastern Star to tho Ma
sons und thoir friends in tho bunqiiet
hall ot tbn MaBonio lodgo, in Dakota
City Thursday ovoning of next wook;
Frank Sides and Fred Sahriovor
went to Lincoln Sunday afternoon to
tako up their univorsity work nftpr
spending tho Thanksgiving vacation
at home.
Kozy Studio, Fourth and Douglas
streets, Sioux Oity, is making Xmas
photoB until Decomber 25 only, at fol
lowing prices: $8.00 photos for $ft,50.
$6.00 photon for $2 50. Wo guaranteo
our work, Wo mako nil sizes. No
roduotion after Dooombor 25,
Ohas T Barto camo down from
Wnketlold on business last Friday,
and wnstakon with a slight paralytic
stroke at his houso in tho east part of
town whero ho was batching. Friends
looked after him until Monday, when
his wifo camo down from Wakefield
and took him home.
Work on Iho well of tho water plant
which is boing installod horo was re
sumed this weok, aftor a soyorul days
lay off on aooount of trouble with tho
well casing. Fairly good progress iB
now boiu made, and tho system may
yot bo instullod boforo winter if tho
weather remains good.
It is reported hero that John Millor,
who laBt your movod to Boyd, Minn,
haB sold his belongings thero and
moved to California to reside. ' Sam
Nelson, who accompanied him to Min
nesota, is looking nftor what property
Mr Millor left on tho pluco he had
rented and not dispoeod of.
Xmas photos at a big reduction,
I am going to make tho reduction in
prices to advertise and increaso my
business boyond any provioUB year,
all work guaranteed or monoy rofund
od. Now is tho timo to havo Xmas
photos mado, no roduotion aftor
Xmas. Do Luxo Studio, 405 Fourth
stroet, Sioux City.
Tho board of county commissioners
at a speoial meeting held last Friday,
decided to not fight tho collodion by
tho stato of tho insano account whioh
had boen standing sinoo 1802. Prac
tically every coutnty in tho stato has
effected it settlement ou tho basis of
paying theprincipal tbeBtatoagroe
ing to throw off tho intorcst. In Da
Lota county's cuso tho principal
amounts to $1,842.24, and tho interest
to $3 057 70.
Luther Smith, an old Dakota county
boy, und a brother of Elmer Bruith of
thix place, wus a visitor hero the first
of tho wook witli his brother. Ho had
just roturnod from Oalifornia whore ho
wont a fuw yors ago to soolc a now
location, fie says the olimatb and
surroundings iu tho far west aro sim
ply line, hut that a mun cannot livo on
thut aloue, henco liis roturn to Nebra
ska. He has n proposition to locato in
Winnebago iu tho butcher business.
Tho moving picture bIiow, which by
tho way is still showing to good houses
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights
has put on a doll contest for tho littlo
tots girls up to four or flvo yoors of
ago. Tho ono rooeiving tho groatest
number of votes will bo given u hand
some doll for Christmas. If thoso
ontoring tho contest will furnish tho
manager ot tho show with a photo of
thoir girl ho will havo a pioturo made
to throw on tho soroon ouch show
night with tho number of votes receiv
ed. District court is still in soBsiop, tho
inry roporting for duty Monday, whon
tho dumugo cuso of Bon Krauso against
Potor Kautz, u saloon koopor of Homer
was taken up. Krauso is aoting as
guardiau for Lizzio ivunzi, un insano
person, whoso fatbor was Killed, in a
runaway uccidont on tho reservation
whilo nndor tho influence ot liquor,
about two yoars ago. Kautz is being
suod tor $10,000 damages for Boiling
liquor to Kunzi, It is expected tho
oaso will go to tho jury tonight (Wed
nesday), Tho next cuso to bo taken
up is tho cuso of tho stuto against
Goorgo KimoH, ohargod with holding
up and robbing Frunk Bresko, of Wis
consin, as thoy woro crossing tho com
bination bridgo to South Sioux Oity,
An Open Letter from
Senator H. P. Shumway
Wakefield, Neb, Nov, 27, 1011.
1 wish to thank you ono and nil for
tho friendship and support you so gen
orously gavo mo during my campaign
for Stato Sonator
Two of mv children nio attonding
tho Stato University. Wo woro for
tunalo in ronting a furnished houso
and Mrs Shuciway will keop houso for
us. I will havo to bo in Douvor Bot
tling up my brother's ostato until tho
legislature oonvonoBl when I will Join
thorn at Lincoln, Thero "our latoh
string lianas out", and o givo you nil
a aorilinl invitation, that it you visit
Lincoln, como nnd soo us at 2210
Sheridan Blvd
If I can bo of onv sorvico to tou
plotBtf command, luul I would liko to
roooivo sutrpnstions regarding legis
lation. Very respectfully vonts.
II. P. Shumway.
No Fake War News
IN
Sioux City Journal
DurinR tho prosent European Wnr
you want facts not rumors, Tho
Sioux Oity Journal receives Both Day
and Night roports of tho most rolinblo
uowB-gathoring organization on tho
faoo of tho globe Tho Assoclatod
I'rosB. This organization has its staff
mon iu all tho capitols of Europe Its
obiof conoorn is to soud facts, not
rumors. It f eokB to mako cortain that
its dispatches aro authentic boforo
thoy uro pl"od on tho wires.
Tho ' o of Tho Journal at all
timos is t .vrt its readers tho faots
uot to mi .o.(l thorn, with falso, dis
tressing and unconfirmed report
and it will ndhoro to that polioy dur
ing tho prosent course of ovonts in
Europo.
Tho Journal, in rcooivlng both Doy
and Night Associated PresB Reports,
gives its roudors n twenty-four hour
sorvico, In publishing Motning,
Evouiug and Sunday Editions, Tho
Journal is propared to givo a sorvico
that cannot be equaled by that ot anv
othor nowspaper in this sootion.
The Sioux City Journal
Morning Evening Sunday
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
Phenomenal Bargain.
Wo havo boon fortuunto iu making
arraugomonts whioh onablo us to ofilor
you a year's subscription to Former
and Uroodor and tho Herald for only
$1.00. This is un unusual bargain;
tako advantngo of it TODAY. Your
subscription to Farmor and Breodor
mean Hint vnu are ontitlpd tn frpn
consul . 1. 1 n an In hiri I S iu
Dopnrtmout of Farmer und Breodor
upon any quosilon pertaining to farm
ing and stock raising during tho torm
of your subscription to that magazine
This sorvico alono is worth tho prioo
wo ask for both publications. Lot us
havo your ordor NOW. PaporB sont
to difforont addresses if dosired.
ABOUT VAIIMER AND UltEKDKU,
Farmer nnd Breodor is pro-eminont-ly
a magazino of farm and stook faots.
It shows oxaotly how to do tho things
tho way thoy aro being dono by tho
most successful farmers and brooders.
It gives oloar, DEFINITE and intelli
gent explanations of farm mothods
and systems. It is broad and varied
in scopo nnd gives you ideas, plans,
and methods that you oan Bupply at
onoo and put dollars in your pookots.
A Dollar for a Daily
by mail from now until April 1, 1015,
giving you all tho wur news ttoth from
tho sent of troublo, through tho big
press associations and spooil sorvico.
Political affairs aro indopo jontly treat
ed as tho papor is not tiod up with any
intorests. Next wiuor'ri legislature
will bo fully reported in the intorests
of tho taxpayers of Nobrasku. Mar
kets, spooiul urtioles and a vigorous
polioy mako this tho paper you Bhould
read. This is tho lowest priced daily
in the stato at this out prior, nnd peo
ple who havo boen getting along with
out a daily oan now afford ono. Try
it. Tho paper will stop whon tho timo
is up, Send your ordor direot to
Lincoln Daily Nows.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local application, ut they cannot reach tho dls.
cased portion ct the car. Thero la only one way to
cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies,
neatness Is caused by an inflamed condition ot tha
mucous lining- ot tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tuba Is Intlnmed you have a rumbling sound or Im
perfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, neat
ness Is the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condi
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nlno cases
out ot ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing
but an Inflamed condition ot the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any com of
Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, a
Bold bv Druxirlsta. foe.
Take Hall's Family l'Uls for constipation.
R R Time Table
C, St. P., M.ft O.
Trains loavo Dakota City at tho fol
loving timo :
WOllTU HOUND BODTH HOUND
G:2Gpm Omaha 7:58 am
10:10 am Omaha 12.32pm
4 :08 pm Norfolk f8 :38 am
10:87 am Norfolk t&:18 pm
7 :8ft am . . . .NowcobUo . . . . 10 :10 am
1:82 pm " ...."5:50 pm
daily oxcopt Sunday, f do not stop
SUNDAY TUAINB
12 :18 pm Omaha 2:80 am
4:08 pm...... Norfolk 8:88 am
9:87 am Norfolk 5:18pm
C B& Q
OUTU
No. 91 Looal Froighf 7:16 am
17 " Passenger.. 12:58 pro
NOHTH
No. 92 Looal Froight 2 :25 pm
10 Looal PaBBongor..G :00pm
dally. daily oxoopl Sunday.
ADVERTISERS
ty v Are In Good
Company Here
Farm For Rent
Two farms of 100 acres caoh.
at Bunk of Dakota
Nebr, and Mr Leo
arrango for loaso,
Call
County, Juokson,
O Keurnoy will
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Odd sizes of mens and womens Shoes up to $3.50 for
$1.50
1 gal pure Apple Cider ;.35c
1 sack full Patent Flour $1.60
1 doz Eggs 28c
1 lb good Butter 30c
1 lb Armour's best Lard 14C
Good Boiling meat 13C
Wienies , 15C
3 cans large size Kraut 25c
3 pkgs Yeast Foam t 10c
1 lb good Coffee , 25c
K lb COc Tea . 20c
4 bars Big 4 Toilet Soap ; 10c
2 pkgs Post Toasties 25c
10 dis on all men's Suits and Overcoats.
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Loavo Sioux Oity.
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