DAKOTA COUNTY HEBU.D jChrMcnscn nml Mrs. Ogburn, were
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Permission lias been granted for
the transmission of this pnper thru
the mails as second class mnttcr.
Subscription Price, 51.25 Pr Year.
Telephone Nos. IK nml 15.
Offlcinl l'mter of Dakota County.
Pie-Enters In Tours.
Vnlthil Times:
Moll Schmicd of the .Dakota County
Eagle and Mark Murray of the Pen
der Times nro endeavoring to see
which can weep most copious tears
over their fallen idol. They ngrce in
charging Congressman Stephens' poli
tical debacle to the German vote,
which ia nil right. Nobody kicks on
the goat since one seems to be ncces
uary. The boys with Pershing over
there have quit chasing bodies, why
not chase 'em over here?
Forward march!
Mark and Mcll;
"Damn the Dutch
Give 'cm h 11"
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Hubbard Jlraiich
The annual report of the Ameri
can Red Cross, Hubbard branch, for
i. lie yuur uiiuiiif; imuvuiiiuui uuiu, 10
as follows:
RECEIPTS
Annual members $-155.00
Subscribing members 32.00
Sociables and dances HO!). GO
Hubbard Red Cross Sale ... G20.01
Farmers Union Red Cross
frum it sintri? nf slrlmoq
Gene Parmer epont over Thanks
giving at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Mogensen entertain
ed a few friends at Sunday dinner.
Tho infant children of Fred and
Charlio Erickson were christened on
Sunday.
Christine Beck spent over Thanks
giving at home.
James Hccnoy and little son Fran
ces silent Thanksgiving at O'Neill in
the Grandma Timlin home.
Mrs. Crowe visited the past weok
with relatives hero.
John Campbell is sponding a few
weeks visiting relatives in Sioux City
and South Dakota.
A. Johansen and family visited in
tho H. Hansen home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jesscn visited
friends in the eountry Sunday.
Rev. Andorsen conducted services
here Sunday in the Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Christensen spent
Thanksgiving with friends.
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Percntage of Drive Fund .. HG5.12 to Hronson, Iowa, Sunday, where they
.(7U Mil I nt.....i I. -T 111 . -
Donati6iis !'. 32D.8G
Total $2017.59
REMITTANCES
Remittance to Chapter ....$ 247.00
Stationery, postage and ex
press V.U5
Red Cross material 755.70
Total $1020.05
Junior Red Cross $ 112.52
Mary L. Hceney, Treasurer.
Home Economics Short Courses
A part of tho extension work in
Homo Economics of tho Extension
Service of the University of Nebras
ka Collego f Agriculturo consists of
short courses. Specialists are sent
out to give demonstrations and lec
tures on household administration,
food study, and clothing. Tlicso
courses nro usually four days' long,
and they may bo attended by any
woman who pays n small feo neces
sary to defray expenses of renting a
hall, heat, light, etc. This year em
phasis is being placed on food study,
sinco food scarcity seems certain to
continue for considerable time. In
formation regarding Homo Econom
ics short courses may lie obtained
from tho Extension Service, Universi
ty Farm, Lincoln, Neb.
MATRIMONIAL VENTURES.
Tho following marriage licenses
were issued by County Judgo Mc
Kinloy during tho past week:
Name and Address. Age.
Edward Chapwan, New York 28
Joico Parmellee, Sioux City 20
Chas. G. Fuoss, Concord, Neb 27
Viola Heikes, Wakefield, Neb 18
Peter Stein, Mitchell, S. D 33
Sytheria O. Pedrick,Carlyle,S.D...21
Chos. F. Brown, Sioux City 37
Lillian Welch, Sioux City 3b
Tho Herald1 year, $1.25.
COHHESPONDENCE
JACKSON
Mr. Hottolfson, ngent for tho M. &
O. expects to move to South Sioux
City as soon as ho recovers from his
illness with the ilu, which has con
fined him to his bed tho past week.
Mrs. C. Twohig and daughter Mar
garet are keeping house for Mrs.
Boyle's children during her nbsence
with her son Harold, who is ill with
pneumonin at St. Joseph's hospital,
uiiiiiiin. airs, iwonig anu uaugntcr
will occupy the W. F. Hickey cottage
as soon ns the Bottolfson family get
moved.
Tho C, St. P., M. & O. railwuy has
been consolidated with the C. B. &
Q., and will be operated by the Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Couch mntornrt
stient tho day with relatives
Mario Goodfollow returned last
Friday to Sheridan, Wyo., to resume
teaching after a month's vacation on
account of the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riley and Mrs.
II. Kinney spent Thanksgiving in the
Leo C. Kearney homo in Sioux City.
Clara Lilly and little brother
Ralph, spent several days last week
in the J. M. Brannan home.
Hugh McKeever was up from Sioux
City tho last of tho week disposing
of the household ceficts of his moth
er, tho Into Mrs. Ann McKeever.
Dr. Magirl, wife and baby spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Oma
ha. The doctor returned Friday but
Mrs. Magirl remained over Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Dessert and little daugh
ter of Casper, Wyo., are guests in the
Mrs. Catherine Jones home.
Mrs. Wm. Mackey departed Satur
day for Lyons, Neb., to visit her
mother and sister.
The season's work mostly done,
you should have your harness over
hauled and oiled. The Jackson Har
ness Shop is always prepared tn five
you first class service.
Mrs, II. F. McKeever returned last
Wednesday from New York, where
she was called two months ago by
tho illness of her son Enimett with
pneumonia. She loft him able to bo
up, and gaining rapidly. En route
home she stopped at Mt. St. Clara
Academy, at Clinton, Iowa, to visit
her daughter, Sister Margaret Mary,
and found her ill with the flu, but
boforo she left her condition was fa
vorable. ,M. J. Miers has installed a new
piano in his home.
Walter Zulauf, of Camp Funston,
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i , 7 " V" MUJ" u iuukii Willi
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Zu-
i tiu i.
Mr and Mrs. M. Hofrcrnnn and
Guy Wier and wife spent Thunksgiv
IniT In thn Afisanu rvoi... i,
pi" r,,. mwoHJ I1UII1U III
Sioux City.
.Miss Mary Enrlght of Sioux City,
vis ted over Sunday in the P. Gor-
rtllir lin m n
i F- Hlckey has opened n pool
null rind rnotmiKnnf i t. i..,i,.
Lr " -"will, in luu nullum?
formerly used for a wholesale liquor
T' "" "" insiaueu tnree pool
tables and nil up-to-date fixtures.
Ilorll Kinnnu u.l.n : a n
Grunt, Rockford, III., is exiiected
nome tins week. G. J. Ryan writes
tllat IllS COmiinriV ia lmintr ,.,!... 1
out and ho will bo home soon.
HOMER.
Mrs. Mary Renz was on tho sick
list last week.
Lester Rons: is visiting his brother
lorn near Wayne.
Mrs. Geor was vory low with pleu
risy following pneumonia and flu,
Inst week, and was taken to n hos
liital in Sioux City for treatment on
Monday.
Mrs. Bill McEntnffer nnd baby ond
her brother, Fay Golf, have the flu,
und Mr. Goir. their father, we hear
is also ill with tho disease.
Mrs. Auirtistn fist iiiiiv,... .....i .1 i.
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tor Lena, wero dinner guests at tho
Miss Mnilllo Olnnn no ,1,,,.,., t
Dakota City Sunday in attendance at
the Harold Auckland funeral.
H. A. Monroo nnd wifo and Miss
Gertrtidn MnKtnlm, ,.,.. ,l r
a South Sioux Sunday.
irs. i. i). uurtis and daughter
. ,i(m .woro dinner guests at tho
nureii uacrls liomo Sunday evening.
Mrs Wa tor Smith returned from
Lincoln Monday and reports not
much change in Walter's condition.
Our schools are closed again on ac
count of tho flu.
Mrs. August Fillmcn received n
German steel trench helmet Monday
wTth thor A:"?.' T1' Wh0 'S '" Fr"nc"
Sam Blunchard and wife came un
from Council Bluffs in nitnmi n... r..'
ate neral of Mrs. Blnnelmrd'a i...i.
Harold Buckland. '
Mrs Eugono Loo mis died at her
,mo inc Honior, Tuesday, December 3,
1018, of complications following the
influenza. She leaves a husband and
ve" children, a mother, Mrs. Jnne
Wolker, and two grnndchildren. The
funeral will bo held Thursday after
noon. rm01'8 Uas""ssen and family spent
Thanksgiving with the Axel Chris
tensen family.
Tom Soash and wifo are ill with
tho flu at tho homo of Mrs. Soash's
parents, Newt Crlppon nnd wife. A
sniau .sou is sick niso.
HUM! AM)
John Harty was at Camp Dodgo a
: eilllllln nf flnva Inaf . mnr
' x i a i J " . vwvi" " l , wuro uinnor guests
Nols Andersen shinpod n car of Harry Ostmoyev homo Sundav
Mr. and Mrs. E. Christensen enter
tained a few friends Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
uoertz Friday, November 29th, n son
iurs. jen jtocKweu is spending i
few days in tho homo of her dnugh
iur, nirs. J!., uoerr.z.
Woods Hilcman enmo in from Jules
burg, Col., last week to look after
business matters herenbouts.
Dan Hartnett and family motored
to Sioux City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike FaiTell and
children wero in tho city last week.
O. E. Beacom shipped n car of l'at
stock last week.
Tho danco given hero last Friday
was quite well attended.
Mrs. juen itooney is qulto ill.
Mr. nml Mrs 'I' V M.fio..
ThanksL'ivincr (llnnnr nt 41in limnn ,.f
their daughter.
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Goertz enter
tained several families nt a Thanks
giving dinner. '
Mrs. M. Hecney and daughter jiio
tored to Sioux City Friday.
Jas. Green nnd sister, Mlko Green
and Georgo Reiss wero in Sioux City
Friday.
Peter Jensen will begin work on
the Dr. Magirl residence the coming
week.
E. Christensen was in tho city on
Monday.
Mrs. John Hartnett nnd duuglfter.
Margaret, airs. Uisbers, Mrs
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son, Margaret Hbward. Mrc.' K. Helen we're entertained TlmnVMiri.
j ,i ral tmtege, which was in charge enlisted in the erviCf of Lnclo Suml4 v.Wided to the United States, whore
the Masons. Harold Buckland wax nm! rs si-nt to France in February, lie w-i- so-it to Ft. Snelling, andthcro
born hero March 15, 1889, and died ,1918. He made rapid advancement died from the elfects of being gassed.
In tho nrniy and wna made n nrt i He is survived by his father, W. E.
lieutenant while overseas. He was , Buckland, and n brother, Seth Buck
in the battle of the Marne, Riems, land, of Homer: three sisters. Mrs.
in n military hospital at Ft. Snelling,
Minn., Wovemlier VJU, 1918. He had
raided in Homer until about six
astle came lait Par'' "Ro when he went to- Menomo- and Chateau Thierry, and was badly Gertie Mullin of South Sioux City,
tre of tho St ,lllc' is'' t0 accePt n position as gassed while on I'uty. He was sent and Mr?. Sam Blunchard and Miss
His wifo ac- "li,naRer f n department store. He ' to a base hospital ind later w.ia in- Fern Buckland, of Council BlufFs.In.
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inf ivt the Pete Sorrnsen home.
Mrs, Aupustn Ostmeycr and daugh
ter Lena, Harry Ostmeycr and family
nnd Will Ostmeyer and family were
(meats at the Alfred Chnillle home
Thnnkiglvinft.
Jas. Hogan of Newcastle
Tuesday to tnko charge
Anthony lumber yard
companlou ntm. I
Pete Mannlon died Wednesday of
In of itrnnl; rf nnnmnnntu rrttlmtff nrJ
the flu. Ho was cick fop n couple of
weeks and nt first was not thought to
be in danger, but he was not a strong
ninn and could not rally. The body
wan shipped to Newcastle Friday for
burial.
Warren Kinnear has about recov
ered from a severe uttack of appen
dicitls, but there is utill room for
improvement.
The John Blacketer family have
tho Ilu.
Mr. Mcnerick and daughter Freda,
of Sioux City were guests at tho
Geo. Rockwell homo Thanksgiving.
Willie Nixon was home from Atch
ison, Kas., where he Is attending, an
ncademy, and spent Thanksgiving
with the home folks.
Mrs. Amos Shook returned Satur
day to her 'home nt Kadoka, S. 1).,
after a ten days' visit with her
mother, Mrs. Itnchel Kinnear.
It seems that Homer is sadly in
need of a marshal or truant oiricer,
or something to handle the small
boys and some of them are not so
small cither. They are largo enough
to handle an auto, any way. A
bunch of them celebrated Thanks
giving by breaking a window in tho
picture show.
Frank Kcttler went to Alton, la.,
to spend Thanksgiving with his wife
and father-in-law's family.
There was a war savings entertain
ment at the O'Connor school house
Fridny evening. Miss Mnyme Hols
worth teaches there.
David Nelson was an incoming
passenger from the north Saturday.
Auditor O'Shen of the St. Anthony
& Dakota Lumber Co., was a Homer
visitor Saturday.
Jas. Allawny, sr and wife and E. S.
Redden nnd family were entertained
Thanksgiving dny at tho James Al
laway, jr., home.
The funeral of Lieut. William Har
old Buckand was held from the pa
rental homo here Sunday. The home
guards turned out and escorted tho
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Wo Want All tha Nebraska Uvtvr, You o.ui iihip
MUSKRAT, COYOTE, SKUNK and all other Fur-bcarcra collected in your section
strong demand. A shipment to SKUBERT" will bri?, you more money" quicker.
GET A SHIPMENT OFF-TODAY. You'll. ba m.rhly s'atl you did.
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HAYING DECIDED TO QUIT FARMING AND MOVE TO TOWN, I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PERSON
AL PKOPEUTV AT L'f I5LLC AUCTION AT 31 V PLACK AUOUT SIX 3IILES NOKTIIWEST OF 1I03IEK, AND
FOUR ailLKS SOUTHEAST OF HUHltAHD, NEUUASIvA, ON
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Sale Begins at 10 O'clock
Free Lench at Noon
Horses
1 Itlauk 31 arc, 7 years ohl, weight 1,300 lbs.
1 IMiiuk aiare 4 years old, weight 1,200 His.
1 Gray 31 a re, 0 years old, weight 1,200 lbs.
1 H row n Horse, 5 years old, weight 1,250 lbs.
1 Jay 31 a re, 10 years old, weight 1,150 lbs.
1 Mack 31are, years old, Weight 1,100 lbs.
1 mack Horse i) years old, weight 1,200 lbs.
1 Hay 3Lirc, 10 years old, weight 1,100 lbs.
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1 Cow, fresh soon. 2 Cows, fresh in a couple of months. )i Heifers, fresh in spring, all exira good Diir
hams. 1 Pure Bred Durham Bull, coining 2 yrs. old. 1 yearling Heifer Calf.
4R Heaud. f Spring Slma.ts
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One (5-foot 3IcCormit'k Hinder. One 3Ionitor Drill. One "Black Hawk Com Planter, and 100 rods of wire.
One Hock Island Disc. One Emerson 3Iowcr. One Sulky Plow, l(5-in. One l(5-in. Walking Plow. Two
Biding Cultivators. One Walking Cultivator. One 2-Section Harrow. One Hay Hake. One Spring Wagon,
new. Two Single Buggies. Two Wagons. OneSleigh. One Hay Back. One Fanning 31 ill. One Hand
Corn Sheller. Two Sets of Harness. One Saddle. Two Sets of Fly Nets. One Grindstone. This 3Iachinery
is Practically All New. About 20 Tons of Alfalfa Hay. Some Corn, Oats, and 3Iarcus Seed Wheat. ! dozen
Chickens. 1 DeLuval Cream Separator, nearly new, and other articles too numerous to mention.
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