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DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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' Venn cuitu
Accompanying Industries Also
Prove Highly Profitable.
The chci'so Industry tlirourhout
western Canada today is in a highly
flourishing condition and Is bound in
a very short tlmo to become much
moro important. The- war has created
a great demand for that article, and
its uso abroad has given it a lot of
useful advertising. The article known
ns Canadian cheese is now sought not
only by tho soldier in the trenches,
but by tho ordinary civilian consumer,
who, having used it, is quick to ap
preciate its value. This means that
after tho war there will bo a demand
created for it that would not otherwise-
have been. Up to tho prcsont
the war needs have limited tho local
supply, but with the Increased effort
that is now bolnc Dut forth it is hoped
that this will bo met. As a matter of
i course tho prices aro high, and tho
farmers who contribute to tho cheese
factories aro making money.
Tho cheeso season is now fully open
and there 13 every prospect of an ex
cellent year because tho high price
which obtained last year will undoubt
edly bo maintained this season. West
ern Canada has all tho natural re
sources for tho making of cheese, tho
feed and tho cool nights, two things
essential, and in timo it is bound to
bpcomo one of tho finest cheese coun
tries of tho continent.
Tho lower foothills of Alberta, used
only at tho present timo as ranges or
for no purpose, will in timo produce
cheeso in great quantities, and doubt
less will soon equal the famous up
lands of Denmark.
Tho cool nights mean tho better
keeping of milk and cream and
cheese, and that is n great thing for
tho industry, especially when com
bined with possibilities of cattle feed
such as exist on tho long slopes from
the Rockies eastward.
The hog market, which may be
classed as an adjunct of farming, Is
an exceedingly good one, and tho low
cost at which tho feed can be pro
duced, coupled with tho high prices
realized, make this industry very prof
itable. One of tho first thoughts that occur
to tho mind of tho average prospective
settler Is tho likelihood of suitable
markets. In this connection the fol
lowing table will bo illuminating. It
Is supplied by the P. Burns company,
packers and exporters, of Calgary, and
shows tho average monthly price paid
?Jr hogs for tho six years 1910 to 1915
inclusive When one considers the low
init'al cost of tho land and tho small
ovorhead cost of maintenance and
feed, these prices challenge compari
son. 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915
Jan 7 8 8 7ft $6.71
Feb 7 8 By, 8 C.9G
March. .. 7 8 8 7 7.16
Anrll .... 7 8 8 7 8.0C
May
June
July
Aug ....8
Sept 8
Oct 8
'Ms 9 8Vj 7
8.2C
7 8V3 8 6.85 8.30
7 8 8 8 8.12
8 8 8i 8 7.93
91,4 9 S 7 8.8G
SV. SiA 7 C 9.02
Nov 7 9 8M; 7 GV4 8.3G
Bci 7ft 81,4 SV 7 Ci,4 8.701A
A farmer of Monarch, Alberta,
claims tho distinction of being tho first
In tho province to sell a carload of
hogs at tho high price of eleven centB
a pound, livo weight. 1TI10 sale was
mado a short timo ago at Calgary, and
at that timo was a record, although
prices havo since gono as high as
$11.12 per hundredweight. With
such prices available for hogs the
farmer has a market for everything
his farm produces, as there is prac
tically no farm product which cannot
be converted Into good hog flesh. The
uncertainty of results which attends
grain farming oven under most favor
able conditions is removed when the
.settler goes In for raising hogs, beef
and dairy products. With Western
Canada's cheap lands, heavy crops, and
climate free from diseases of stock,
the stock farmer is as suro of success
as anyone can bo. Advertisement.
A girl's ideal young man iB a novel
hero who probably couldn't earn
enough In real lifo to feed a canary
bird.
KANSAS DRUGGISTS ENDORSE
THIS KIDNEY MEDICINE
I have been selling Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root ever since it was introduced
in tins city, and I can truthfully gay that
it has produced nothing but perfectly
fattened customers ever sinco I have hand
ed it over my counters. All of my patrons
eay it is a remedy of merit in kidney, liv
er and bladder trouble, and 1 believe it
must be a fine remedy else my customers
would not all claim that they were bene
fited. Very truly yours,
L. J. HAINES, Druggist,
Dee. 18th, 1915. Galena, Kansas.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
fiend ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton. N. Y., for n sample tize bot
tle. It will conwncc anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable infor
mation, telling about the kidneys and blad
der When writing, be sure and mention
this paper. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
torea. Adv.
Somo people even seem to take
their fun seriously.
v to st- t"' ' l have a new family
rhotR' to oost 1400,000,
BSSS
OH THt TitlCRT PUCTCAU
THE SHRILL whlstlo of tho en
gine at the power plant at Ele
phant, New Mexico, echoed and
ro-echoed down tho canyon on
a recent afternoon at four o'clock.
Whilo the samo whlstlo had mado
similar music Innumerable times bo
foro during tho last flvo years, its toot
ing that day had peculiar significance.
It gave vociferous and prolonged no
tice that tho last bucket of cement had
just been placed in its proper nlcho In
tho parapet wall and tho greatest
E torn go dam in tho world had been
finished.
In two Important essentials the Ele
phant Butto dam ranks all other con
crete masonry storago dams of tho
American reclamation scrvlco, viz.,
cubical contents and capacity of res
ervoir. In tho latter particular It ranks
every other irrigation dam in tho
world. When tho floods of tho Rio
Grando begin to drip over tho spill
ways, the Elephant Butto reservoir
will contain two-thirds moro water
than the combined storage of all tho
reservoirs for Boston and New York.
There will bo moro water by one-third
than is Impounded by the $19,000,000
Assuan dam in Egypt. Spread out,
tho Elephant Butto storago would
cover Delaware moro than two feet
deep. Confined In a pipo four feet in
diameter, it would encircle tho globe
seventy times. Expressed in layman's
measure, it will hold 865 billion gal
lons. Tho material in tho dam if placed on
a city lot 25 by 125 would make a
solid block of concrete lacking only
50 feet of being a mile high. Its
weight is moro than 1,100,000 tons.
Transported by rail, it would requlro
22,900 of tho largest freight carB or a
train 217 miles long.
In tho dam aro twelve openings or
passages, six for futuro power devel
opment, four for delivery or irrigation
water, and two for sluicing purposes.
Reclaiming an Empire.
Tho Elephant Butto dam, whilo tho
largest, is only ono of the numerous
structures contemplated for tho recla
mation of tho fertllo empiro which
He3 below it in New Mexico and Texas.
Ora McDermlth, tho irrigation man
ager, thus tolls about It:
"Tho Rio Grando project Ilea in tho
valley of the Rio Grando between San.
ELEPHANT
Marcial, Now Mexico and Fabens, 1
Tex. Tho project as proposed Is for
tho irrigation of 160,000 acres of tho
rich valley lands With in Now Mexico
and Texas, and, by tho convention be
tween tho United States and Mexico
Blgned May 21, 1900, about 20,000
acres will bo Irrigated in the republic
of Mexico.
"Tho source of water supply is tho
Rio Grando, which lb a stream of ex
treme fluctuations, varying from no
flow to a flow of over 30,000 cubic
feet per second. It is necessary, there
fore, in tho efficient development of
tho project, to provldo storago reser
voirs and diversion dams for tho regu
lation of tho flow. Tho plann ns de
veloped consist of ono largo storago
reservoir and at least four separato
diversion and irrigation systems. Tho
four systemB are necessary on account
of tho topography of tho Irrlgablo
lands which Ho in four distinct val
loys, tho PalmoB, tho Rlncon, tho
Mesilla and tho El Paso valleys. Be
tween theso valloys tho river flows
through comparatively narrow gorges.
Three of the diversion dams havo
boen built "and uro now in uso. They
aro tho Leasburg dlvorslon dam, tho
Mesilla diversion dam and the Mexi
can diversion dam. Tho Leasburg
diversion dam la located at tho hoad
of the MeEllIa valloy in Now Mexico
one mile north of tho site of old Fort
"elden, and divert water for uso on
-i !:?:? ?a:t cf th Mosllla valloy.
This dam was the first work construct
ed by tho reclamation service on the
Rio Grando project Tho Mesilla diver
sion dam is located near Mesilla Park,
New Mexico, about thq mlddlo of the
Mesilla valley, and furnishes water to
lauds on both sides of tho river In
tho lower part of tho Mesilla valley.
This dam has just been completed.
Tho Mexican dam is located at tho
upper end of tho El Paso valley Just
above tho city of El Paso, Tex. Thla
dam waB constructed a number of
years ago by tho Mexicans and serves
to divert water both to tho lands on
tho American side In tho El Paso val
loy and to lands under tho Acequla
Madro on tho Mexican side. From
these diversion damB Boveral canal
systems are built.
Aborigines Used Irrigation.
"Boforo tho mlddlo of tho sixteenth
century tho Spanish explorers entered
tho valley of tho Rio Grando and found
in these valley Pueblo Indians cultivat
ing the land and irrigating it by means
of acequiaB from tho rivor, somo of
which aro still in uso. How long
these Indians had been on the ground
is unknown, but oven at that timo
they were considered old inhabitants
and raised not only grain and fruits
but ovon flowors. Tho descendants of
theso Indians and tho Spaniards have
continued to cultlvato portions of
theso valleys up to tho present without
much chengo in methods.
"Whilo tho Spaniards first entered
tho valley from Sonora and tho Gulf
of California, tho first attempts at
colonization wcro mado from El Paso
as a base, tho Spanish conquest of
Mexico having extended by that tlmo
to tho Rio Grando. In 1600, Paso del
Norto (now called Juarez) was an im
portant town, and records are in exist
ence nearly three hundred years old
which refer to tho Aoequia Madro of
Paso del Norto aB being then in uso.
"Tho present acequias in tho Mesilla
valley havo been In uso for about bIx
ty years, but there aro evidences of
older canals that have been aban
doned. Is an Extinct Volcano.
"Tho reclamation servico began in
vestigations on the Rio Grande March
1, 1903, considering especially tho dam
site at Elephant Butte. Elephant
Butto is an extinct volcano arising
OUTTE DAfA
from tho cast bank of tho Rio Grando
to a height of flvo hundred feet above
tho river and is so named on account
of tho remarkable resemblance to an
elephant's head. From this butto tho
dam takes its namo.
"In August, 1903, a topographic sur
vey waB begun at Seldcn and extended
down tho river, covering the Irrlgablo
area in tho Mesilla valloy to El Paso.
In 1901 these surveys were xt ended
to cover tho El Paso valloy to a die
tanco of forty miles below El Paso.
Borings were also mado at tho eamo
timo on tho slto of tho Leasburg dam
to determine tho character of tho ma
terial. "Aa a result of tho surveys and in
vestigations in 1903 and 1904 at tho
Elephant Butto slto, it was decided
upon aa being superior to any other
slto on tho river for tho storage of
water for both the Mesilla and tho El
Paso valloys.
"Under tho reclamation net, tho cost
of tho project 1b to bo repaid to tho
United Slates by tho water usoru hene
fltcd, but In IhlfJ caso it wan evident
that tho American water usors should
not bo required to pay for that portion
of tho project constructed to satisfy
tho obligations of tho United States
in supplying water to Mexico. Ac
cordingly, in 1907 congress appropriat
ed $1,000,000 to bo expended under
tho direction of tho secretary of the
Interior toward tho construction rl
J the Elephant Butte dam."
GOSSIP FROM STATE HOUSE
A record class of forty-flvo sludentB
will graduato from the state farm
this year.
A rural lifo conforonco will bo held
at the state farm at Lincoln Juno 13
to 23.
Tho stato banking botml has de
clined to grant a charter to tho newly
organized Stockman's Stato bank of
Sutherland.
According to word rccclvod nt tho
stato house, crop conditions In tho
west portion of tho stato are very
promising.
Tho annual Junior short courso in
ngriculturo and home economics will
bo held at tho stato farm at Lincoln
Juno 5 to 9 iucluslvo.
An investigation made by Secretary
Mellor of the board of agriculture dis
closes the fact that in 1915 tho aver
age worth of farms in tho state waa
$4,505.
Governor Morehead has accepted tho
invitations to take p.'.rt In dedicatory
ceremonies for monuments marking
the Oregon trail nt North Platte and a
place in tho country near there.
M. W. Coleman, a former employe,
has been appointed receiver for tho
Decatur bank that failed recently fol
lowing a request from the banking
commission that ono bo named.
Governor Morehead Is ono of a
group of well known Ncbrnskans leas
ing largo tracts of land In Richardson
county for oil prospecting, according
to a report at tho stato houso.
Varieties of wheat sold as "Jerusa
lem" or "Alaska" and claimed to pos
sess extraordinary powers of growth
and production, are fakes, according
to federal agricultural department
wnrnlngs to Nebraskans. Tho grades
aro ordinary and that Is all, the ex
perts say.
An appeal to district court has been
taken by the state against tho ruling
of Judgo Crawford of Omaha, in turn
ing over to Hans Anderson and other
beneficiaries the $30,000 estate of tho
late James Bates. Counsel for the stato
has filed tho bill of exceptions.
A study completed by tho stato
board of agriculture shows that for
tho ten-year period ending 1915 tho
nverage acreage of corn in Nebraska
has been 344,000 acres In excess of
the Kansas acreage, and tho produc
tion per year has besn four bushels
moro per acre.
C. H. Gustafson, of Mead, presi
dent of the Farmers' Union of Ne
braska, has been conferring with tho
state legal department, with a view
of finding out what steps were neces
sary under the act passed by tho 1915
legislature for putting into effect in
nny county tho Torrens system of cer
tifying land titles.
Formal transfer of tho Ashland riflo
range from tho former owners to tho
United States government has taken
placo and hereafter the National guard
will hold practice on Its own pre
serves. The total cost Is about $67,
000. Tho tract is situated about two
and a half miles northeast of Ashland
and Is Ideally favored.
Treasurer Uro of Douglas county,
who has been charged up with $3,818
penalty as Interest at 10 per cent on
stato funds which ho held back at
different times from April 15, 1915, to
February 11, this year, Instead of re
mitting them monthly, came to Lin
coln Saturday and conferred with
Stato Auditor Smith and Stato Treas
urer Hall In nn effort to Induce them
not to press their demand nor bring
suit ngainst him for collection of tho
penalty.
If in tho course of events tho vote of
Cherry county should bo thrown out
of the stato primary count becauso tho
nameB of candidates on tho county
ballot wero not rotated as required by
law, the result would not ho changed
as to any candidate for nomination on
tho stato v ticket. Railway Commis
sioner H. T. Clarke who was nomi
nated by about 400 votes over C. A.
Randall would gain by tho throwing
out of tho Cherry county vote. Ran
dall carried that county, receiving 352
votes, whilo Clarko received 230.
Representative Thomas E. Conley,
of Beatrlco, republican nomineo In
tho representative district comprising
Gugo, Thayer and Jefferson counties,
has informed Secretary of Stato Pool
that ho declines the progressive party
nomination conferred upor him at tho
primary by voter who vwote his name
en tho primary bal'o
A. M. Trimble of Lincoln hns boen
reappointed assistant adjutant general
and asslstunt quartormnstor general
of tho G. A. R., department of Ne
braska. A notJco that is being sent out for
tho United SUttPS war department has
been received by Adjutant General
Hall to tho effect that horeaftor tho
federal government will not replaco
military property In chargo of tho
militia organizations when It Is de
stroyed by fire. Tho communication
requests that steps ho taken to havo
all such property Insured at stato
expense.
The war department has furnished
Adjutant General Hall, for tho uso of
tho N.'N. 0 two moder.i rnngo find
tro,
BOTH PLEASED AT MEETING
Dejected Maiden and Her Caller
Alike- In Rejoicing at Settlement
of Difficulties.
Dejectedly reclining on a couch, a
tear splashing stealthily down hor
check, tho gontlo Jano was sorrowfully
thinking of tho past. Sho had ono
of thoso back-action brains, you un
derstand, oh, what?
With hair tho color of tho ravon's
wing eyes of midnight blue cheeks
of whlto and roso tooth of poarl
nh, sho was a spoclmen of flawless
perfctlonl Tho kings of tho earth
had wooed her, but all all had boon
spurned with awoot contompU Even
tho Jacks had fallod.
Sho waB vory miserable, for tho
night boforo sho had quarreled with
hor own, hor proud and haughty Paul.
Would ho call tonight? Would ho,
Oh, would ho?
A atop is heard a ring 1b rung a
volco is spooking. All, yes, it is hoi
A sigh of rollof escapod hor aa sho
turned down tho light.
Tho visitor enters. With hor eyes
dimmed, sho boundod forward and
murmured softly:
"Oh, darling, I'm so glad you camo,
as I want you to Bottlo our differ
ences," and sho slghod contentedly on
his shoulder.
"Woll, I'm vory glad to hoar you'ro
going to sottlo that bill," ropllod tho
man, dlsongaglng himself coldly
freczlngly.
Twa8 tho iceman.
DID THIS EVER OCCUR TO YOU?
A person's breath cannot bo moro
pleasant than tho tasto in tholr mouth.
Vory true. Many times you may won
der why tho porson to whom you nro
talking keeps moving away.
BAD BREATH IS USUALLY DUE
TO NEGLECTED TEETH. Tho BEST
PREPARATION for tooth 1b "SPEAR
MINTO" TOOTH PASTE. Try it today.
Formula of JOHN O. BUTLER, D. D. S.
At Drug Stores or by mall propald,
25c. Liberal samplo by mall and
"DIRECTIONS FOR PROPER CARE
OF THE TEETH," 4c. Address Tho
SPEARMINTO COMPANY, 330 West
63d St., Chicago, 111. Adv.
He Did Write "Them Playo."
James T., Fields, ono of tho notablo
publishers and also n man of lottors,
relates that when ho wont to Stratford
ho mot a natlvo of that country. Ho
told tho natlvo that ho had como to
sco tho homo of ShakcBpoaro.
"That'B all right,". Bald tho man of
Warwickshire, "but for my part I don't
bolievo Shakespearo would bo hoard
of now if ho hadn't wroto them plays."
RED, ROUGH, PIMPLY SKIN
Quickly Cleared by Cutlcura Soap and
Ointment. Trial Free.
You may rely on theso fragrant,
super-creamy emollients to caro for
your skin, scalp, hair and hands. Noth
ing bettor to cloar tho skin of pimples,
blotches, redness and roughnoss, tho
scalp of dandruff and itching and tho
hands of chapping and soronoss.
Free samplo each by mall with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dopt. L,
CoBton. Sold everywhere. Adv.
"In times of peaco proparo for war,"
cald a young man who had just squand
ered his hard-earned coin on an en
gagement ring.
Important to Mothers
Examino carefully every bottlo of
CASTORIA,aBafo and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and boo that it
Tlanra thn
Stature of OStrM&i
In Use for Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Tho per capita wealth of our coun
try, says ono ot tho unquostlonablo
statisticians, was $308 In 1850, and 1b
now $1,9C5.
The Wretchedness
of Constipation ,
Can quickly be overcome by
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
Purely vegetable
act Bureiy ana
gently on tho
liver, cure
Biliousness,
Head
ache, Dizzi
ness, and Indigestion. They do their duty.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
Genuine must bear Signature
W. N. U., 8IOUX CITY, NO. 23-1916.
Puts a ,..
Stop to all
(1AHOI.INK Pouring; Moke and aetl Gaao
line rluvvr for nutos and na cnclnea Illg
profit WcKlern Hulca Co., Mill Inn, Iiliilin,
BLACK i
LOSSES SURELY
PREVENTED
Cutter! Dlitklfa Pllli. to-
rlrccl. fretb. rtllittj! preferred br
Vntem ttodbcan.
became inty
LEG
protect where other vaeelnel fail.
Write for tiooklet and tMtlmonule.
10. don pkgl. Dlitkltg Pllli ll.Od
io-doie pkoe. Dlaokleg Pllli 4.09
ue my lojtx-wr, uui tuuen Deei.
The lupertorltr of Cutter producti te due to oter IS
rein or epeclalulng In aoolni and Mruroi oily.
IniUt en Cutter'!. If uruitjtalnablo, order direct.
The Cutter Laboratory, Bcrieliy, Cal., or Cbleigo, III.
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Vu oil-ltfulu mm write fur our I rvHiCj
.v Hook of TrotU and Kaow Tii-Hiit "--
jto. Hiioe Jr Co.,D.pt.C-eO,21f S.U.irUreSt..CbIcr
WIFE TOO ILL
TO WORK
IN BED MOST OF TIME
Her Health Restored byLydi'a
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Indianapolis, Indiana. "My hcaltfi
was so poor and my constitution so run
down that 1 coma
not work. I wm
thin, palo and weak,)
weighed bat 109
pounds and was In
dou moot pi mo
time, I betran talc
!ng Lydla E. Pink
hom'a Vocretabl
Compound and 'flv'
mnnthn Ifitfir I
ffiS
weighed 183 pounds.
X OO oil wjo uuuao-
work and washing for eleven and I can
truthfully say LydlftE. PInkham'o Veg
etablo Compound has been a godsend
to mo for I would havo been in my grav
today but for it I would toll oil wo-;
men Buffering aa I was to try your valu
able remedy." Mrs. Wm. Giieen, 832
S. Addison Stroot, IndIanapolls,Indiana.
There Ishardly a neighborhood in this
country, whorcin Bomo woman has not
found health by using this good old
fashioned root and herb remedy.
If thero is anything about which you
would liko apodal ndvico, write to th
Lydla E. Pinkham Mcdlclno Co., Lynn,
Mass.
Largest Car Ferry.
Tlfo largest car forry in tho world
transports both froight and passeugor
cars across Carquinez straits, between
Port Costa and Bonlcla, Cal. It recent
ly haa been put into operation aa a
part of tho Southern Pacific railroad.
Tho forry boat la 43 foot long. Tho
hull and superstructure aro of wood
and roquirod ovor 2,000,000 foot ot
lumbor. Tho lumbor is hold in place
by 7G tons of spikes and many tons
of Btnallor nails. Tho forry "haa a
capacity of 3G froight cars and two
engines, or 24 paasongor cars with
two onginoB. It is oporatod by oloo
trio powor.
FITS, KPlr.EPST. FAIXINO 8ICKNKS3
Btoiipeu Quickly. Blttr years ot uninterrupted
pneoee of l)r. KlinoV llptfapar Mndlrlnn Inauroi
UttlDji roanlts l,AitqTiitAi,UornJtVuKC. 1)11,
ULINH COMl'ANV, lied Uunk. N. J. -A.it.
As a matter of fact tho sins ot a
largo city haven't anything on a coun
try vlllago if tho truth woro known.
Makes Hard Work Harder
A bad back makes a day's work
twice ns hard. Backacho usually
comes from weak kldnoys, and it
headachos, dizziness or urinary dis
orders nro added, don't wait get
help boforo tho kldnoy dlsoaso
takoB a grip boforo .dropsy, gravol
or Bright's dlseaso oots in. Doan'o
Kidney Pills havo brought now lifo
and now strength to thousands of
working mon and women. Used
and recommended tho world ovor.
A South Dakota Cae
"William It. Smart.
Inr Pldire Ttlh 1 Slirr" tailor, Do 11 o
WSsays: "Sluing: a
LjS-s t o a a 1 1 y at my
je u u 1 u 11 o, u. xs,
' work wonkonod my
Kiuneys ana x Kopt
?euin? worso until
had to clvo up
ontlroly, I had to
uo uitca arouna,
b o 1 n g perfectly
helulcBS with ualn.
Doan'fl Kidney
Pills noted llko maslo, driving away ail
tho ailments. I havo been In good
health ovor elnco."
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Pinkham Med. Co, for ten yeare.
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