DAKOTA COUNTS HftRALP; DAKOTA QKCY, NEBRASKA.
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At Was. Rialto
Homer, Nebr.
"Peg o' the Ring"
6th Episode : Friday Night
Saturday Night "The Engagement Ring"
and "Where the Shamrock Grows"
Show Runs Tuesday, Friday a.nd
Saturday NigKts
Admission. ..." 10 cents
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For Sale!,
Duroc Jersey Male Hogs I
These are fine Thoroughbreds,
although not registered J
I Wm. Carter
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Telephone 1122-1,3
Dakota City, Nebr.
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NOTICE
Are you beginning to think about
reading matter for the fall and
winter montlm? You will make no
mistake if you put The Post, Ladies'
Home Journal and Country Gentle
man on your list. But whatever
magazines you prefer I have them.
Get my catalog, or, 1 will duplicate
any offer made by any responsible
agency or periodical.
MrH. Gertrude M. Best,
Phono 97. Dakota City, Neb.
Dakota County
Agricultural Short Course
Complete arrangements have been
made for an agricultural short
course to be held in Dakota City
December 18 to 22 inclusive. This
course will be given in detail on the
following subjects for men: Beef
cattle and Hogs, Motors and Auto
mobiles. And, Home Building and
Management, Kood Solution and ser
vice for the women.
The course is given from 9 a. m.
to 'A p. m daily with progressive
work from one day to another. The
Crogram which follows is one of the
est ever given at any series of ag
ricultural meetings and we arehope
'f ul that you will pledge your regular
attendance. The people who will
handle these subjects are specialists
in their line sent out by the Depart
ment of Agricultural Extension,
Univerisity of Nebraska.
A fee of one dollar for the men
and fifty cents for the women will
be charged to defray expenses.
This will permit you to attend the
course. As these tickets must be
sold this week to guarantee our se
curing the short course it is urged
that you call the committee and re
serve tickets for they may not be
able to see you personally. The per
sonel of the committee is as follows:
Elmer Blessing.Hal Bridenbaugh, T.
P. McGlashan, C. C. Beermann, P.
P. Culbertson, W. P. Warner, Em
mett Gribble, and A. H. Beckhoff.
The ladies of the Home Makers club
will have charge of the women's sec
tion. The oflicers here are Mrs.
Walter Miller, Mrs. Elmer Blessing,
Mrs. Stinson.
The program offered is as follows:
INSTRUCTORS
Men's Section
Beef Cattle and Hogs. . K. P. Warner
Motors and Automobiles. .1. D. Wood
Rope Work A. H. Beckhoff
Wnmnn'a Snotinn
Home Building and Management,
' Sruinrr nnrl Tnvtilno Aiirnl Rpntf-
Food Selection, Preparation and Ser
vice .....' Mary Rokahr
PROGRAM
Men's Section
Tuesday, Dec. 19
9 00a.m. Rope Work
10 00 a. m. Beef Cattle and Gen
eral Panning
Engine Rules and How
Used
The Place of Hogs on
the Farm
Judging Beef Cattle
Trouble in Starting En
gines and Developing
Power
3 p. m. Selection of Brood Sow
Wednesday, Dec. 20
9 00 a. m. Rope Work
Buying at the Stock
Yards
Lubricating, Ignition
and Cooling Systems
Feeding the Dry Sow
Care of ' the Breeding
Sow
Cylinder, Valve and
other Troubles
Tha Sow and Her Litter
Thursday, Dec. 21
9 00 a.m. Rope Work
Feeding the Calf
Tractors-Types and Cost
The Self Feeder for
Hogs
Valve Grinding, Bab
biting, Etc
Judging Contests Cat
tle and Hogs
Friday, Dec. 22
9 00 a. m. Rope Work
Feeding for Beef
Automobiles Care and
Cost
Fattening and Market
ing Hoirs
Black Leg, Tuberculosis
Reception by Women's
section.
Women's Section
Tuesday
9 00 a. m, The Home and the
Home-Maker
How Foods are Used
Demonstration P r e -paring
Winter Vegeta
bles The Clothing Problem.
Conditions in the Cloth
ing Industry
Demonstration Varie
ty in the use of Starchy
foods
Wednesday
10 40 a. m.
11 20 a. m.
1 00 p. m.
2 00 p. m.
BATTERING DOWN
THE WALLS OF HELL
But Not the Bible Hell, Says
Pastor Russell. '
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IFaSTQK. RUSSELL!
10 00 a. m.
10 40 a. m.
11 20 a. m.
1 00 p. m.
2 00 p. m.
3 00 p. m.
10 10 a..m.
10 40 a. m.
ii w a. m.
1 00 p. m.
2 00 p. m.
10 00 a. m.
10 40 a. m.
11 20 a. m.
1 00 p. m.
1 40 p. m.
LrOOK Westward!
Are you or your sons using proper energies townr i finding
land, industrial or profesrional opportunities in localities adja
cent to the Burlington lines through Wyoming, Western Ne
braska, Northeastern Colorado or Southern Montana? I can
.put you in touch with excellent prospects in any of thesesec-
tions. Mondell hinds are going fastso are the irrigated lands.
Deeded lands in western Nebraska are steadily increasing in
value. The towns of the North Platte Valley and the Big
Horn Basin arc- nil growing and offer good business chances.
The oil industry of Central Wyoming and the Big Hoin Basin
is very extensive. All this new money is greatly widening the
scope of business openings. The Burlington now has through
service between Nebraska and Casper, Central Wyoming via
Alliance and Wendover.
If you have before you the problem of the future, either
for yourself or for your sons, let me help you.
9 45 a. m.
10 00 a. m.
1 0 p. m.
3 00p..m.
S. B, HOWAliD, ImmigrationkAgt.
C. B. & Q. R. R.
1001 Furnum StrooJ, Omaha, Nob,
9 00 a. m.
9 45 a. m.
10 15 a. m.
1 20 p. m.
2 0 p. m.
Friday
9 00 a. m.
Points in Houso Plan
ning Bread, the Staff of Life
Demonstration Breads
and Breadmaking
Healthful Clothing.
Demonstration Pro
tein Foods Other than
Meats
Home Economics Liter
ature
9 45 a. m. Conserving the Food
Supply of the Farm
10 15 a. m Demonstration Simple
and Easy Ways of Pre
serving Food
1 HO p. in. Every Day Table Ser
vice
2 00 p. m. The Relation of the
Homemaker to the Com
munity a 00 p. m. Reception
KVKNING PROGRAM
Monday, Dec. 18
8 p. m. Address "The Real Rural
Problem . . . . C. W. Pugsley
Wednesday, Dec. 20
8 p. m. "Home Superstitions
lir ; Mary Rokahr
"History of Farm Machin
ery I. D.Wood
Further details will bo given next
week.
Jesus- Promisee to Destroy the Dibit
Hell Why the 8uperstitloui View of
Hell Should Be Battered by All Lovers
of Truth The Bad Effects of the
Error Faith In True Qod Is Vanish
ing Beoause of This Colossal Error,
This "Dootrlne of Demons" Inven
tionNot Learning, but Ignorance,
Opposes Work of Destroying Error.
Kansas City,
Mo., Juno I. Pna-
tor Ilusscll hero
today addressed
lnrgc audiences of
Ulblo Studcns.
We report ono of
bis discourses. In
this ho declares
tho bell of the Bi
ble a totally differ
ent ono from the
bell of the Dark
Ages, which, he
said, still casts a
gloom over the masses and binders a
proper appreciation of the Divine, char
actcr re Love and JusUce. He took a
comblnaUon text; O Sbeol hell, I
will be thy destruction!" (flosea. 13:14.)
"O Hades bell, where Is tby victory?"
1 Corinthians 15:55.
My text, said the Pastor, teaches that
Jesus will destroy the hell of theBi
ble tho state of deatb. Ho will do this
by delivering all mankind from death
by the resurrection. Thus ultimately
He will gain His great victory over
sin and death, and deliver humanity
from their power. No ono but Jesus
can do this. Hence we must wait for
the appointed time tho establishment
of the Messianic Kingdom. Meantime,
It is ours to batter down tho hell of
torment which for centuries has trou
bled God's saints, and turned the
hearts of many from their Creator.
Tho Pastor dealt some vigorous blows
at the doctrine ho condemned. They
were not blows of anger nor of senti
ment, but of logic and of Scripture.
His opponents aro comparatively fow,
ho said, and oi two classes: Some are
good and honest, but Ignorant Others,
thoroughly informed, no more believe
In a hell of torture than does tho Pas
tor, but dodgo tho question and give
tho impression that they believe it so
as to hoodwink tho people, and keep
them in darkness on a subject of most
yltal importance to human happiness
now and throughout eternity.
Tho masses of Christian ministers are
educated. Preachers in general know
well that tho Bible does not teach a
hell of torture that tho words Sheol,
Hades, Gehenna and Tartarus do not
signify a place of torture, where all
except tho saintly will eternally suffer.
These ministers do not como forth into
tho open with mo to battle the error,
presumably becauso they do not real
ize, with us. that thlB terrible blas
phemy against the Divine character
lies at the bottom of nearly all tho god
Iessness and tho growing unbelief in
the Divine "Word now prevalent To
mo it is evident, said the Pastor, that
reverence toward God and faith in the
Bible cannot bo restored until this
great Moloch of false teaching be de
molished. This explains my zeal In
exposing the errors of tho past, and
for tho revealmcnt of. the truth on the
.subject of future punishment
The Pastor did not on this occasion
attempt explanations of tho three or
four parables, which, by mistransla
tions, misunderstandings and Interpola
tions, havo been znado to support the
God-dishonoring doctrine that eternal
torture Is. the wages of sin, la contra
diction of tho Biblo statement, "Tho
wages of sin Is death." Ho contented
hlmBelC with reminding, bis hearers
that he had already preached on the
parable of "The IUcu Man and Laza
rus," of "Tho Sheep and tho Goats,"
and the Lord's statement, "Where their
worm dleth not and their fire is not
quenched;" and from tho Revelation,
about tho devil, tho beast and tho falao
prophet being cast Into torment To
those who havo neither heard nor read
his sermons on tbeso subjects, ho offer
ed to send bis vlows In printed form,
freo upon postcard application.
The Qod of All Qrace.
Tho God of tho Biblo, said tho Pas-
tor, is such a ono as every human
heart needs and craves. Ho is a God
of sympathy and .love, respecting
whom It Is declared' that Ho looked
down from His holy habitation and be
held, and beard tho groaning of tho
prisoners. (Psalm 102:10, 20.) "Thon
Ills own Arm brought salvation." (Isa
iah 03:5.) Tho groaning of tho pris
oners was not in Bomo far-away fur
nace, but here on earth in overy
home. Our race groans becauso we
aro slaves of sin, and Bin is pamg us
tho prescribed penalty death.
Jesus' work at the First Advent was
only preparatory, nis death was nec
essary as tho corresponding prlco for
tho sin of Adam. Only by paying that
penalty could Ho obtain tho right to
destroy the prison-house of death and
deliver tho prlsSnors by a resurrection
from the dead, nis work was satis
factory. Ho ascended to tho right
hand of God, whero Ho awaits the
hour when no shall take His gTeat
power uud reign.
Then tho light of tho knowlcdgo of
God shall fill tho earth. All will have
fullest opportunity for return to God,
and only the willingly disobedient will
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Sturges Bros. Have Moyed
to 315 Pearl Street
where we will be glad to see all our old pat.'ons,
and we hope, many new ones. This move is nec
essary, as the building we now have is too small
for our "growing business.
$tirges Brps.
Old Location, 411 Pearl St. Sioux City, Iowa
Westcott's Undertaking;
Parlors
Auto Ambulance
Old Phone, 42G
New Phone 2067
Sioux City, Iowa
Licensed Embalmer
Ambulance Service
Lady Assistant
Wm. 3F. XMcklxYsoxv
Ball 71
Auto 84-71
415 Sixth Stieet
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JOHN H. REAM, Agent
Dakota City, Nebraska.
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