DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD, DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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. - This oaccr has enlisted
with the government in the
cause of America tor the
period ofjhe war
Vollt leal Aiiiuiiineeineni.
I horeby announce myself n candi
date for the oirico of State Ropro
oiitntivc, subjnfit to tho decision of
o voters at the comlpg primary,
Aucrunt 20. 1018.
WALTER "SANDQUIST.
Walthill, Nobr.
l'oltllciil , ; Announcement
To tho republican voters of this
the Sixth Senatorial district -I here
by announce that I am n candidate
for the republican nomination of
State Senator at the primary to bo
held August 20th, 1918, subject to
the will of the republican voters.
I will appreciate your vote.
E. C. HOUSTON,
Tekamah, Neb.
HeiiubUciius .Keel In Coin cut (on
Tho republican of Dakota county
met fij delegate convention at tho
court house Snturduy nfldrnoon and
selected the following delegates to
attond tho stale convention vhich
met at Lincoln Tnosdny:
Delegates R. K. Evans, .las. M.
King, C. H. Maxwell, C. .1. O'Connor,
If. W. Meeker and George Wilkiuj.
Alternates W. If. Ryan, George
Cam, Will Kockwell, Thos. Lonf, J.
S. Bacon and A. It a Davis.
Resolutions were adopted by 'he
convention heartily endorsing tho
candidacy of Hon. II. 13, Evans for
congress from this district, and also
tho patriotism shown by tho repub
lican party in the vigorous jitanlMt
has taken in the prosecution of tho
war to a vlutoiloua end.
Tho following county central :om
mitteo was chosen:
Sidney T. Fium, chairman.
J. J. Elmers, secretary.
Omadl It. II, Small.
Dakota Hermann Blermnnn.
St. John's Hans Knudscn.
Covington -H. O. Dorn,
Pigeon Crock -Sam Knox.
Hubbnrd Roy Armour.
Emerson John Bohderson.
summit F. L. Howie.
E. C. Houston of Tekamah,
sandl-Snnd-
dato for stato senator, Walter
quist ot YVulthtU, candidate ioriop
resentativo, Swan Olcscn of Wnlthill,
candidate for senator, and It. E, Ev
nps of this place, for congress, all
made stirring speeches, whjch oven
bi ought hand clnps from tho dunio
icrntB present.
'County Agent's Field Notes
V. It. Young, Count Agent
At tho-last Form Bureau board
meeting it was decided to run the
Agricultural Auto tour on August
lth. Tho exact schedule and route
will nppoar later, however it is
planned to coyer tho south side of
tho cnuntv, Last yenr wo ran our
first, nncf because of harvesting,
but 23 autos made the trip vith us.
Sovoral speakers are being engaged
to talk subjects of hitotost at each
stop on tho way, Aplcnic dinner
will be hold and an nddress made
duFing tliwi noop hour. This tour
will bo made of interest to men,
Women nnd children. Plan to bo
present. Watch for tho bchcdule,
Tho women arc getting along In
tho best possible manner with thoir
petitions for tho woman County
Agent. They liopo to completo tho
canvass this week.
A recent letter from Prof. E. H.
Hoppert, of tho ' Statd University,
warns us of n grafter Who claims to
ho a tree surgeon and plant patholo
gist. This man was recently routed
from his endeavors among tho people
of Thurston county.
ItepubHcan Candidato foe County
Treasurer, PnkoJ (Jpunty.
3rin0tfrfi
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rnj&d in uoli) OpMJkIiuw homo SfmUy.
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Chris RuniuMcn and Fred cioi
shipped a car of Indira to Sfoux Ot
taut. wee):.
Lon Harris and son Glen motored
to Sioux City Sunday.
Chasa. IIoiKas and larnily were Sun
day guoits In the Fred Bartels home
Flyo-Curo will feoop your stock ,
frofl from files. Try it.' Geo. Tim-'
lin. ,
Chris Smith and wife were heie
the first of the week vliiting with '
frioiulh.
Katie Lomr Is attending summer .
"chool at Mornlngaldo.
Margaret Hartnelt was n citvshflp
per Monday.
Tom Hartnelt motored to the cUv
Saturday.
Josse Graves and family drove to
Lmorson bunilay.
Mik Smith nnd family drove to
Camp Dodge, Town. Inst week to vlitt
their son Jchj, who ii In training; at
that placo.
We huvo'B few oil cook stove Wi
which wo will clone out at bargain
prices. Geo. Tin lln.
II. Hansen and 'fe vigifced in tho
tll .
jtwaHH . I
Nacora Monday,
Win Goer 7. pnfi family motored to
Sioux City Turidiv.
L. Sorensen visited friends in Ho
mer Sunday.
Mr. P. John" n celebrated her
birlhdny Sunday by invitituf in sv
oral friend. ,
Harry Johnson enjoyed a visit oer
Sunday from his cousin from Salix,
Iowa.
Mr. mid Mrs. August Andreson aie
enjoying n visit Ironi relatives from
Orchard, Nob,
Take every Monday off. Use n
Multi Motor Maytag washer, they
take all tho dirt out of tho clothes
and all the hard work out of wash
dav. Geo. Timlin.
"Jfr. and Mrs. Wm. Uoortz enjoyed
it visjt with friends Sunday.
Mrs. Ellon Duggnn was a citj
shopper last Friday.
Mrs. Bert Dyer was taken io the
hospital in Sioux City last Thursday
for an operation.
Hov. Anderson of Sioux City con
ducted services in tho Lutheran
church hero Sunday. JIo will hold
services heie again on Sunday, Aug
ust 11th. All aie invited to come.
L. Larson nnd wife and Mrs Louis
Moggonson motored "to Sioux City on
Sunday.
Tho Frodoriksen girls came down
from Vlbotg, S. D.jSlnst week.
Joint Green drove to Slolx City on
Tuosdny.
Qeo. Timlin attended the Chautau
qua at Homor Tuesday evening,
Chnrlio Dodgo and wife returned
last yeek from n several months'
tour of South Dakota and Wyoming.
Art Anderson nnd Leonard Priost
of Martinsburg, wero in town Mon
day. homi;k.
Misi Lois Anderson of Cry&tal lake
is a guest at the Walter Smith home.
Mrs. Keckler of McLean, Neb., is
visiting friends here 'and attending
Chautauqua this week.
Majon Will It. Ream arrived heio
from San Diego, Cal., Wednesday on
n five days' furjpugh to visit rela
tives and friends, He if. 07 his way
to France.
Mrs. Barnhart of 'Watetfju,ry pf p
guest of her mother, Mrs. Knox.
Axel Christdnson and family ar
rived Tucsdday from Jny Em, Wyo.,
after proving up on their home
stead thero,
Will Kuhl got a new threshing out
fit last week and inittnted it at the.
Louis Rockwell place.
Tony Lnrscn came homo Monday
for a visit with relatives and 01 J
fiknd,
Shciwufl JM$Kinlcy and family of
Fouth Sjqu Cii$, oro Homer visit
ors tjunuay
and wile.
Misa Anna Potorson, who hud been
working in a store in Sioux City,
returned to her homo Monday on nc
count of n soro hand.
Beck Nolion got a new separator
and io iihing it with a tractor
The numbers so fnr on tho Chau
tauqua progrnjv hvo been better
than last year,' and thf coming num
bers look good to us, esnecaJly Wm.
Sterling Battls. Wo were 'nlwajsu
admiror of Dickens, which ho pre
sents. Mis.s Cora Soteiisen was n Sioux
City visitor Wednesday.
Helen Bolster visited at tho Peter
Sorejjaen homo Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Loft &J$rmtarrer suffered with
an annex or ionWjk lust week.
Mi-.h Ethol Borgor rirued Friday
fiom York, Neb., vvlieie Jv ftarf at
tended summer school. "
Vi are lndebtod to Joe McMum
tire lndebtod to Joe MeMlnur
for a fine iresh fisli which ',ve
nuch enjoyed last week. They
mum
very nui
unit ('lion come .iur wtiv.
Frank Smith was a South Sioux
viiit nst week.
Born, u Louib Miller and wife,
n ur the l'oltit home, July 20, twin
l'i.1. The moihtr jp serious
lordition.
to Thuckor was taken to 4quv
City to Ilillsido Sanitarium for truut
ncr.t for paralysis,
Wm 'irowcoek and wife were
Siiux City shoppers Saturday.
Bud McKinloy nnd family autoed
up from Rosalie Sunday ami attond-
the Til Mnusflold funoftti.
I'r&nU Combs or South Sioux Cltv.
attended u.it Mansfield uuieral hrtre
und .v
Til Mansfield, wim Mi.ent most ot
hU life in Honor, died -in &t. .ii.bcph
hospital, Sioux City, Friday morning
of a complication of disen-ts. He
s buried Saturday in the O.nahh
vallov eomoterv. Servieas wero
held in tho M. E. church, Rev. Bioth
of Winnobntro olTiclntliip-.
Mr. 11M Mrs. Hash of Sioux Cltv.
caino over Sunday for tho Mansfield
funeral.
Miss Gertrude Mclnloy iwd Mr.
vfiiuiuiii nuro vjuusik in 1110 ii, -Me
Sheprdon, who waa
mrs. uins. JvqcKwoU unci js.yrtp
Myors of Emoi-bon, aio guest's ut'Jt&e
homo of their narcnts. John Chinch
4th grades in
tin llrn.cr school, re ipned anu 1
icfpted n moie mcr.ii no posi'i
ii tin i-uperi'M, el , thonN.uhi
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liny in tlieDoi'ghe.'t . onic ,it
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M- Wm. F. Hiel-ey and chu
leiarned th" l.vst ( the veel
i- t isit with relatives nt Fonda, r
Frank O'Neill returned to Chi
Moixkiy night aftei a twq, woel
cation with his folV
I he liltlo son -f Mr. nnd
Hrri v Mowie umf " int a-i o,i
at the hosnital list batuidftv.
Jn. P Goodfellow is visiting 1
Dubuquo, Iowa.
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St. Petor, Minn., arrivod hoi" I '
week to spend their Vacation 11 t
'w nie of thir grati'lparent'. I 1 1
Bolor and wif. -
The. Standard ChautauqVe-' 1
bgan n week's engagement here n
Tuesday.
Francis Sawyer departed hte 1 'st
of the week for Manson, Iowd, to v is
it in the Wm. Foley home.
The Misses Sara and Connie Cava
nauirh of Nebraska Citv. arrived hoi e
last week to spend their vacation in.
the Collins and Dugan homes.
Jas Sutherland on Monday pui
chased the livery barn nml M ,ik
from W. F. Wall and son.-
Tho Misses Phoebe Brubur , , d
Trovn Fotor departed last woek !t,
Belden to visit tho former's re1
tives there.
Morrit Andrcss and family h
moved to Ponca. Mr. McNultj,
cashier of tho Bunk of Dakota Conn
ty, expects to move his family hen
into tho house vacated by,, Mr. A 1
dress us soon as some improvemer t.
can be made.
Nono Kinn,ov of Blonmflold, v, t
is a guest in the Wm. Riley home.
Mrs. Flvnn received a letter, fum
her son James, who was in tiainin
at Cnmp Funston, that ho wastrm
ferred to Floiida. Ho stated he
had been out ;it tho rifle range the
past week, 8 miles from tne ) ar
racks, had .i nice little hiko cuirymg
CO pounds. He had been innocul.it
cd three times nnd vaccinated, so
thought ho vvas pretty well protect
ed iioni ie-vor,. G. J. Ryan and .he
Smith, who were il thoro.i vveie
muong the compniy ti rt jvgy sent
to Camp Dodge, Iow,a, The bos
also took the examination for over
seas. IU.VK !.!,' UROTHIJILS
ANXOUM'IJ JDATJJ
(.Igiuitle Spectacle and Thoiisanil
Welile Sensations Io Invade Tills,
hdcalltj in Near Futurel ,
Word conies that RIngling Brdth
ers' mammoth circus is to exhibit
afeternuon and night at Sioux City on
Monday, Augu&t 12th
Always the Is ntiis in introducing
th? npwest nnd greatest features the
famous ,showmn this season an
nounce tne m.-ist emnrlcable pro
gram of their career Tlinrn ih n
braiid new sjiettncle 'of jjiguntie pio-j
porcions enciueu "in ttays ot Uld.
Pioduced on tho biggest otngc over
bull', It tells tho sto.y of 4l'e golden
ngo o" Ivar.hoe, Robin Hood and King
Arthur. An entire train loid of
scenciy ih carried. Tho cat num
bers 1,250 actors and there is an en
trancing ii.illot ol 3C0 dancing girls.
A thousand arenic bensutions follow
tho spectacle on tho main-tent pro
gram. Thero aio great tioupes of
sals, dogs and monkeys that walk on
tight ropes and ride horseback;
herds tit (Wc.chv.Ars in J1 nnv,tricks;
international atlilelei in font nf n-
mazing stienglh; 8lides"fof Jifefrom
luiiL-vup io mo grounu ny men sus-i
ponded by tho hnir, and one tho
great Hillary who "jumps the gap"
with hkatcs attached to his head.
The world's greatest stars, such as
May Wirth, who leaps from the
ground to galloping steed with bas
kots tied to her feet, are presented
in great number. Thetc ne twice
in .pony clowns as 'leforc, a nionag
erif 5P 1JV9 Sjsndid animals and,
to t.itrodpco tfftljpJij an all new
stroet parade three pfjl-b b,K
.
31A'ntI3IOMAL VJINTIMILS.
-The following mnrriagc licenses
were issued liy County Judge Mc
Kinloy during the past week:
Name and Addrosa. a
JIarry Scott, Denver, Colo ."2(5
Mti-lp Skijlhorn, Sioux City
Henry flno) JSioux City . ,
Erma fc&pnutftf, iwf Tit
Alfred W. riioa.i, g6u',x Viity
Kate Hall, Sioux City .;,,,,
Ernest R. Waugli, Sioux City
Moryl B. Sherman, Sioux City
Horbort L Chase. Akron. la.
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Leona E. Barr, Akron, la 21
Claton W. Bain, Sioux City g5
Haxel M, Purscell, Sioux City ..Jg
Maury Nathansoh, Sioux City ...22
Matilda Bain, ,vmv- pity IP
Oarl I 1l6agland. sioux Citv . . . .32
KntJe Kruse, Slpux City 2H
TJio nbpvo pained couples wero Jill
unilod n wedlock by County Tudge
McKinloy during tho past week,
Fin or for Lighter Weight Hogs
Buying ngoncios for foroign coitp
trjrt ituve expressed a preference for
a return this ttdi jto lighter v eight
hogs. J. P. Cottnfl, uhiyf m the
Hunt division of the 'ederivl fond ad
niMibtratlon, nnd who buys me a for
tho armies ond civil populatinn of,
the nllios. has notitlod Z. T. Liflvvioh,,
ht, Paul, Noli., vice prostdont ot tiio
Federnl Meat Prwlttcors' asseciatioiv
of this desiro for light hogs. ThJ
triA)tuJv WQulW tlint Hghtvvelbht
Ipgs will Qui dgcidoi! favor on tno
market. w ' '
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J I S T I . S. 11 0 'h
tuy County Cleik of
l,ikotn Cojiii Aebraslii
Liitheriui CJutre)i Totes
By Rev. C. It. L3wg,
. There will be t congregational
meeting of the Salem church next
Sunday morning immediately follov
ing tho prcachpig bervices. It is
one or two veiy lnioitant matters
that are .to come before oui notice
and it is desirable to have as. lai
members present as possible.
l'utiiil7C yut II niie tic.iii.i 'ii.ii'ir
The Fopd Administrator, 1 asliecn
busy ndmonishinj, jou tlnough thes.e
columns to save on wheat and M,g.vr,
to provide wjbstitutes wlitrever pos
sible, and to cbnforrti tw gjuverrment
rulings and raqudsU, v
The govornment has further pro
vided for Dakota county a fuly
demonstrator who keeps posted on
tho rulings of tho administration
ami is ready at nil times to show tho
women of the county the methods
that havo proved most economical in
the use of substitutes.
The Home Demonstration Agent
is, on the job at her office in Dakota
City, and cun be of materiel benefit
to you if you will call en her, 01
write, Hor work backs up the food
administration, and I fommend her
to tho yo'mco'of t.e county
J, J, Jftmej.'Sv
County Federal Food Administrator.'
FOR SA3 "
As I hnvo rented my farm will tell
my 10-20 Titan Tractor, and three
disk, all n'ew a year ngo, nlso four
hole corn shcllcr. All in No. 1
condition. ,
C. J. Goodfellow,
Jackson, Noli.
li 1 y 04) Jiirjy M'Ucnl Verotige
Tlie .sti.tt oI(iJit m lJfr,a is
asking Nebraska farmers to mow a
maximum wheat ucreftga thid fall.
E. A. Burnett, chief of tiio agricul
tural section of til council, has is
sued an appeal in which he urges un
increase of from a lialf million to a
million acros. One paragraph of
tho appeal roads: "Plowing should
be oono early and the land thormlj
worked doyp 'n July or early Aug
ust. Wi Uracil uJitfe ni-u good
fall rain, fdoid aiiAirrti'ouu- jr sow
ing vvnont are hkuly to obtain, if
the spirit of France can be put into
wheat pioductlon tills year, It will
roirovo tho bread restrictions vylnch
tho necosanry now, can be-romovod
by prowng nioro wheat."
v. SiiBr Coiwervntlois
A ipvinrd bulletin on sugar conwr
vtii.nVai'oe ictl ij the F.xten
8lon. Scrvtot, ilomff KtonpiWic tfee
tion. The bulletin gontalns diroe
tiona lor oannilg without sugar, for
tho use of corn syrup in eunnh in
joHies and lams, nnd for vhe su'j&ti-
tution of corn syrup, honey and mo-(
lassos 101 jiifrartn making calces,
cookies, puddings, cake frosting, and
frozen doasorts. The bulletin 1 iay
be obtained free from horn ('einon
stratio "Kjnta or from t ve Exten
sion BorvfttV, Jjfjisj..tv in n, I in
coln, Neb. T '
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The Aurora Republican, edited by Clark Perkins, last week contained the
following editorial
Tho Editor of the Republican favors Congressman Sloan for tho following
reasons which to us seem good and sufllcient:
Mr. .Sloan has boon tho Fourth distilct's representative in congress for
eight Wrs. and ho has always stood for constructive republican legislation.
f. Hty.recprd shows that he has been for "Ameiica first," not only in timo of
jvar bjit.' n ftm'p' peado.f ills racqi.l on preparedness is the best of uip an
ilidatp sgQklDK tho sonatorlBl nolntnatfoiJ PiioP,ar,vrha il-lartjjl-hr haj
mot in every way tho Iqyalty.teit pf tho Lsacue of National Unity, which haij
boen approved by the loadors of both great political parti.?,
Mi. Sloan hart BUppoited aveiy mr.snro asked o con?r."oa as a war inoas.
uro, and has committed hlmsolf to peaco pnU1 when America and lier allies
can absolutely dictate tho trans of peace Ho Tins two sons itvmilitnry service
Ilo stands in a placo o leadership la the republican paity, both in tho rtato
and nation Ho Is the only republican congressman from Nebraska In Its
flfty-ono years ot history to attain "membership ontho wavs and means com
mittee tho most impoitant commlttoo of tho houso'of reprtsohtativej
I vVItb iufi l?g'BlaUvft experience, he has had his part in all war legislation
up! to fhjfa.tlpm He etapvfR- U ivitji JjIs rnllrnKuna, who recognize his iblllt-.'
ilits falrnosa, tils ptau.idlt Amflrcdmspf a'uit'rfpiHJlifjUnit.iu. Ilij vyoubl it onc
attain a place In the honato and on Its ooinmitteos that would 1)0 iniR!?iblQ
for a nutn who has had no such oxporlonco. j
He is more olosely Identifled with agriculturo than any candidate for tho
sonato, being actually engaged m conducting a farm Jn account of the work
ho lias performed In congie-s for the agricultural lntorests of tho state and
nation, he la recognised lu Washington no one of tho best posted men on all
fjrm subjects. '
lie has always been loyal to tho nation, to Nobraska and Nobraskans, nnd
lo'tlit republican party, wbee nomination he now seoks.
!' jr-R" 'iirKLlU fli nlfl, b4vji- annouifeecj his candidacy last Januarj an
Jjo has dopj mucji of U'pioiPQr vo-ipr ej?vlhu;dnj$ sgiitimoijf Id i-,tiMift(MJ
American representation in. tb aemtte from fjebniaM, - j
His record haj be.n such ihat Ulti majority hud inoi eased at each eioetlon,
tfntll In 1916 be ran 1VOOO ahead of his ticket His roodrd in all former
cinpaisn8 lndicrtes tbdt be can bo olocted it nominated. Ho is a 4,rosult
gottjer" in connreba r nd a "vote gottor" at homo.
I'Ropublicans of Nebr:iiVa who bolleve in "Amorica flrsi," in vvinnln-j th
war and winning It tic-, who feel that tho jopubllcan party has a place- of
service and duty tfr 1 insocutlon of this war, who bollovo that tlie repui
Ucan rturty should iw ral during Uto reconstruction period followln; e
vuir aud who vj. w 10 elect their nominew nt tho Novombor clcctltin,
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THE HERALD FOR NEWS
E. Seversen
Ropublitnii' Candlilnlo,'for -Crtuhty
Trensiiror at tiic Prininrj
In.' August. ' '
A jilain FaVnior born in Denmark,
living a Danish college oducattoiv
able to e'v this office Eft ciently-r-a
nnturalined American Citiion for
So venrs on the njnure with human
ity nbsolutoly. '
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