DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD: DAKOTA' CITY, NBBR,
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V inter Is comlt and like the limber squirrel, we nil gather in our
winter supply. Have you mndo preparations for the future? If not, re
member the Mid-West State Bank welcomes you.
Farm Loans on five, ten, twenty and also the Thirty-three yenr Gov
ernment plan. We have what you wish in the way of Farm Loans.
Bring your checking account here and pay by check, which enables
you to hnve n receipt for all pnyments made.
Savings accounts and Time Deposits, 1 per cent semi-annunlly.
Headquarters for Farm Sales. Call and join us and attend ihc fol
lowing sales:
Fred II. Knoon
: October
October
: October
October
November
George Betsworth
Albert Arnswold
J. E. Lynarn :
R. S. Shlpman
Columbia House Barn Sale. (Community Fnrmeis' Sale) 313 Pcnrl St..
October 18, October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, December G, 13, 20, 2'(.
F. C. Perry : Novombc. 25th, Closing out sale.
W. E. Bates : December 17th, Closing out sale.
Frank Rodwig & Warren Seller., January u, 1920, Closing out sale.
Remember the dates and watch for tho additional sales we will hae,
nnd remember our service.
The Mid - West State Bank
Sioux City, Iowa.
FAKMEHS CALL AT (li DAVIDSON BI)0.
WE OFFER SAl'JJ 1st La;id Loans- drawing you 5 & G per cent
interest, with Abstract and Attorney's opinion showing PER
FECT TITLE. (33 yrs. loaning thus without n penny's loss.)
We buy and sell Real Estate", write GOOD Insurance make Farm
Loans at 5 per cent interest, optional payments, with
KEARNEY SERVICE (the prompt, satisfactory kind.)
We want to see YOU.
Ed. T. Kearney, President
THE FEDERAL FINANCE CO.
G19 Davidson Bdg. Glh & Pierce Auto Phone 4006
FAltar KAllGAIX.
For a period of 30 days I will offer
for sale at ja bargain price and on
liberal terms, one of the best farms
in Thurston county, Nebraska, local
ed one and three-quarters miles north
of Winnebago, and four miles south
of Homei. This farm comprises 140
acres of practically level, highly pro
ductive land, improved with good
7-room house, barn, cribs, hoghouse,
and other necessary outbuildings, and
about two miles of woven wire fonco.
About 100 acres of this farm is now
in tame grass. The farm is locatod
on a perfect load to n good market,
churches and excellent schools, both
protestant and Catholic. For price
and terms addi ess, SIDNEY T. FRUM,
Dakota City, Neb.
3ir.N WANTED TO SKI.L viltOCKlt-
ils slllino i:xii:un:NTr.
not ni:ci:ssary.
One of the World's largest Grocers,
(capital over 1,000,000) wants ambi
tious men in your locality ,to sell di
rect to consumer nationally known
brands of an extensive lino of gro
ceries, paints, roofings, lubricating
oils,, stock foods, etc. Big line, easy
sales. Values beat any competition.
Earn big money. No experience or
capital required. Complete sample
outfit and free helling instructions
start you. Lotig established house.
Write today. John Sexton & Co.,
352 W. Illinois St., Chicago, 111.
Shorthand
BANKING
BOOK KEEPING
TELEGItAPIIY-
We have taught these brasches of bus
iness training for 20 years. Position
for every graduate. Rapid promotions.
Low tuition. Students work for board
while attending. Ask for free Cata
log A. Boylcs College, Omnhn, No for.
LUMBER
atlLLWORK and genera! building material at
25 OR MORE SAVING
to too. Don't Tf n eon.ld.r buying ostll 70a bT sent
m complete Hit of what you need and bare our estimate
fer return mail. We ship quick antfpsy the freight.
FA'RS LUMBER CO.
2520 BOYI) STREET OMAHA, NEB.
THE HERALD FOR "NEWS
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Specialized Loan Service to
Farmers.
We are taking applications now for
loans deliverable to you at any stipulated
time early next year.
You will find our terms fair, rates favor
able and formalities as'few as is consistent
with sound, conservative banking principles.
If finances stand in the way of accom
plishing bigger things in the future, then
see us at your earliest opportunity.
You will find our specialized loan serv
ice to farmers entirely satisfactory.
Bank of Dakota City
Dakota City, Nebr.
15th, Cio3ing out sale.
21st, Closing out sale.
22nd, Closing out sale.
31st, Closing out sale.
8th. Closimr out sale.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1919
Third Red Cross Roll Call, Novem
ber 2 to 11.
Will Sanford and wife were up
from Homer over Sunday.
Miss Barbara Noiswanger was home
from the Wayne Normal for a week
end visit.
George Barnott, sn, went to Oma
ha Tuesday to servo as a petit juror
in the federal court.
Bert Brossfleld moved his house
hold effects in from the lake Monday
to his town residence..
The Ladles Aid society of the M.
E. church will meet With Mrs. C. It.
Ynung Friday afternoon of this weal;.
Roy Perry was brought home from
the hospital in Sioux City, having
about recovered from his operation
for appendicitis
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Misses Lela and Pearl Francisco,
of Royal, Neb., were week-end vipit
ors here with their grandmother;
Mrs. Martha Snydor, ant) other rein
tives. , ' ,
illenry Schmidt leaves totiay; Thurs
day, for a several weeks Visit m
Chicago and Elgin, 111., where ' ho
spent several years before coming' to
Dakota county.
Mrs. Jennie Rickett, of SturgiS,
Mo., and her daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Thompson, of Marshalltown, Iowa,
are hero on a week's visit with Mrs.
Rickett's mother, Mrs. Martha Sny
der. The case instituted against John B.
Evans by Ralph Baugous .for issuing
him a check for 48 on a Sioux City
bank in whichthere were insufficient
funds to pay same, was dismissed in
the county court last Friday, after
Evans had made the check good.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Greer of this
place attended the wedding of Mr.
Greer's nephew, John M. Greer, to
Miss Rhea Margaret Fitzgibbons, in
Sioux City last Thursday morning.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Greer of Sioux City, the
elder Greers being twin brothers.
The ceremony was solemnized in the
Cathedral of the Epiphany, in the
presence of 100 relatives and friends.
5ES
Answer "Here' at tho Third Roll
Call.
Sam Kclr is laid up with a severe
cold, bordering on pneumonia.
J. A. Hill was down from Jackson
Monday on a short business trip.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Holforook is seriously ill with
stoji...v.i trouble.
Mrs. Mary R. McBcath was a visit
or at Homer Monday and Tuesday in
tno tj. J. bmitli home.
Tom Renz and family of Wayne,
were guests in tho George Bartols
home in Salem Sunday.
Edgar Waddell of Brushy Bend.
submitted to an operation Wednes
day at n bfoux City hospital.
Gcorgo II. Haaso and family weio
down from Emerson Sunduy and spent
tliOxilny with Mr. tlnasc s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Haase.
A gang of telephone men arrived
hero Tuesday to move and rebuild
tho Norfolk toll line running across
the swamp, to tho highway recently
established.
Vcrn Hcikes is erecting a new cat
tlo shed on his farm just west of
Dakota City. Tho building will bo
32x96 feet. Burt Wood Is doing the
work on it.
Mrs. Pat Kclleher, neo Miss BcU
lah Barnett, camo down from Nor
folk Saturday and spent a few days
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Belle Barnett.
Dave Bcacom, formerly of this
county, now a druggist at Walthllh
Neb., was married at Pender, Nebr.,
Wednesday of last week to Mibs
Leonella Wimmer of that place.
J. W. Hazlegrove, agent for tin'
Farmers' Mutual Insurance com( .. ,
was here from South Sioux City on
Tuesday looking after bUsinc "Ot
ters. The Herald acknowledges a
friendly call.
G. F. Broyhill and Miss May Broy
hill were Sunday guests in Sioux
City at the M. M. Ream homo. Mrs.
Ream departed that afternoon fo;
Los Angeles, Cal., to spend tho win
tcr months with relatives.
J. W. Hazlegrove of South Sioux
City, agent for the Farmers' Mutual
Insurance Company of Nebraska, will
insure your farm or acre property,
grain and live stock. This company
now carries $4,000,000 in insurance in
Dakota county.
Mrs; It. M. Waddoll discovered a
sneak thief In their vegetable cellar
Tuesday evening, but before she
could summon help tho thief made
his getaway. Mr. Waddell was not
at home at the time, or there would
have been blood spilled.
The Omaha depot was broken into
again Sunday night, and about fifty
pennies taken from the cash drawer.
Several express packages were broken
open and some of them carried oi'"
by the thieves. Entrance was gained
by breaking a window glass.
Sunday's Sioux City Journal an
nounced the engagement of Dr. Chus.
T. Maxwell, son of Dr. and Mrs. C.,11.
Maxwell of this place, to Miss Nelon-
tine J. Alderson of Russellvillo, Ky.
The wedding will take place in tho
home of the bride In November.
iTho young 'people's Sunday school
class of the M. E. church was entei
tnined at a "hard times" paity in
the Al Ramsey honio Tuesday even
ing. A very enjoyable evening wit
spent. Paul Mason carried oil' first
honors for the wierdest make-up.
Rev. C. R. Lowe started last Tues
day on a trip to Rising City, Bene
dict York, McCool Junction, and
Hampton, in behalf of tho Brother
hood Benevolence campaign of which
he is chairman of the Synodical com
mittee. Ho will return Saturday.
None of tho benevolence monies are
used for this work. The campaign
is supported by private funds by men
who are interested in it.
In making the Roosovolt Memorial
Association drive, the committee is
not really making tho drive for
funds. They are making it for
membership in the Roosevelt Mem
orial Association. The small amount
subscribed towards erecting a Mem
orial in Washington, purchasing of
Sagamoro Hill and establishing a
National Park at Oyster Bay, and
establishing a foundation for the
teaching of Americanism, is volun
tary on the part of each member,
who of course must subscribe a
small amount. The name of every
person who subscribes will bo sent
to New York, and a permanent mem
bership certificate will bo mailed to
him from the National ofTice. The
quotas for the different precincts of
Dakota county arc as folldws: Oma
di, $1G0; Dakota, $125; Hubbard, $76;
Covington, $75; St. John's, $50; Sum
mit, $50; Emerson, $50; Pigeon
Creek, $40. Tho drive Is on and ends
on the 27th Roosevelt's birthday. .
A rather vain attempt was made
by professional burglars sometime
Tuesday night to loot tho bank in
this place. Entrance was gained
by taking oh" a screen in the rear of
tho building and prying up a win
dow sash. Nothing was molested
in the bank proper, but tho vault
door was unlocked by working the
combination, and eveiy safety de
posit box in tho vault was rifled and
tho contents not desired by the bur
glars was left scattered over tho
vault floor. Tho burglars evidently
were looking for coupon liberty bonds,
jind money, as all registered bonds
wero loft scattered about tho floor.
Several gold watches and pieces of
jewelry were unmolested. So far
known Ilttlo of value was obtained
by the thlevos, as Mr. Adair, presi
dent of tho bank, had taken tho pre
caution several months ago toplaco
all bonds, csnecjnlly the coupon
bonds, left in his care, In n Sioux
City bank vault. Not tho slightest
clue was left by tho burglars for tho
officers to work on. When they loft
they cvon closed tho window and re
placed tho screen which they had re
moved when ontcrinir tho buildlnc.
Tho bank had been open some little
time in tho morning before It was
discovered that a robbery had been
pulled off, and not until ono of the
employes unlocked the vault, which
tho burglars had locked again before
leaving, was it discovered that tho
bank had been entered.
Homo Demonstration Notes
Miss Florence Atwood
Homo Demonstration Agent
Man power is tho thing most need
ed in the world otdny. Wo need our
supply at its full capacity for service
In factories, shops and farms, and in
constructive and healing scientific
and professional pursuits. No mat
ter what ono is engaged in, it is
necessary that each ono should know
tho laws of physical and mental eff i-
elnnCV nnil Hvn lin tl tlmm Tlmf
moans not only tho avoidance of dis
eases and defects but positivo efforts
on your part of self-discipline and
healthy activities to put your body
nnd mind In prime condition.
Out body is our Ilfc-timo and will
ing servant. Abuse it -it will bo
patient, but when ii takes revenge
It .takes it a thousand fold. Give It
a square deal and It will gtvo'you
back strong skilled muscles, puro
blood and a clear brain for your fu
ture hoppincss, your country's sorv
Ice and the world's work.
Unfortunately the boby Is depend
ent for his start from his predecess
ors, particularly his parents. It is
your duty to help to make your child
an A-l citizen of himself.
The meetings scheduled for this
week should bo of interest to you to
promote the general welfare in this
county.
Tho schedule of the meetings is
as follows:
Monday, October 20th, at 2:45 p. m.,
South Sioux City high school build
ing. 1 Thursday, Oct, 23rd, at 2:45 p. in.,
Jackson, in St. Patrick's hall.
Thursday, Oct. 23rd, at 8 p. in., at
Dakota City, in Court Room.
Friday, Oct. 24th, at 1:30 p. m., at
Hoiner, in high school building.
Saturday, October 28th, at 8 p. m.,
atEmerson in Luther n church.
FOR SALi:.
Young Shorthorn Bulls; also 15
high grade Shorthorn Heifer.s.
G. A. HERRICK, Waterbury, Neb.
Finding Age By Teeth
Farmers' bulletin 10GG, just pub
lished by tho United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, tells how to as
certain by the teeth tho ago of cat
tle from calfhood to about 12 years
of age. Tho bulletin is illustrated
with six drawings, which will aid tho
stock farmer in judging tho ago of
his own animals or of those ho may
desire to purchase. This bulletin
may be obtained free from the Ex
tension Service, College of Agricul
ture, Lincoln.
FOR SALE
A good second-hand orcan. chean.
Enquire of D. Van do Zedde, phono 1,
Dakota City, Neb.
MATRIMONIAL VrNTURF.S.
Tho following marriage licenses
wero issued by County Judge Mc
Kinley during the past wc.ok:
Name and Address. Ago.
James E. Anderson, Sioux City.... 22
Eelanor G. Keating, Sioux City... 19
;amcsT'. Pedersen, Moville, la.... 48
Carrie Molguord, Moville, la u'J
Howard W. Mongold, Sioux City... 27
Stella M. Briggs, Sioux City .V
Fred Hindalong, Sioux City 23
Opal E. Mandeville, Sioux City 27
Claudo E. Kiehl, Sioux City 2b
Lilah H. Lagger, Sioux City 21
Albert L. Bradish, Sioux City 23
Aletha F. Brown, Sioux City 20
for saw:
Two second-hand heating stoves
soft coal or wood burners. Enquire
at Tho Herald office.
Till POTATO BIARKET SEASON
(From Farm Bureau News).
This year's potato crop has been
reduced greatly, compared with early
estimates. Early potatoes were
lightly planted and tho yield was cut
down by excessive rains in tho south
cast. Lato potatoes wero planted in
larger acreages than in any season
during tho past seven years except
1917 and 1918, but dry weather cut
down tho yield and slzo of the west
ern potato crop, while tho eastern
crop was somewhat reduced by blight.
rot and insects. Tho net result 13
an estimated yield of 284,605,000
nusnols according to tho beptcmuer
report of tho Bureau of Crop Esti
mates, compared with 340,099,000
Dusnois tho year holore, ana zzv,
415,000 bushels in tho short crop year
of 191G. The production is about
medium; below the llberol one of
last year, and above tho well remem
bered shortage of 191G.
The sixteen principal northern late
bhlpping states would have a com
mercial crop available for shipment
of 123,518 cars, compared with 140,
048 earn last year, which would rep
resent a dccioase of 15 nor cent.
The losses compared with last year
range from b per cent In the leading
eastern shipping states, to about 13
per cent in the Great Lakes region
and tho Pacific Northwest, condition
72 per cent in Colorado, and 48 per
cent in Montana. Middle Western
states show heavy losses, including
Gl per cent in Nebraska and 32 per
cent in Iowa. Report from Bureau
of Markets.
FOR SAIJ
Span of good heavy young mulos
for sule. WILL H. ORR,
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local application!, n they cannot reach
tho diseased portion ot tho car. There U
only one way to euro catarrhal deafness,
ana that Is by a constitutional remedy,
catarrhal Deafness Is caused ly an In
named condition of the mucoui lining of
the Eustachian Tubo. When thla tubu la
Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Im
perfect hearing, and when It Is entlnly
closed, Deafness Is tho result. Unless tho
Inflammation can be reduced and this tubo
rel5I" ,0 '' nor"!"! condition, hearing
will h destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafn ess are caused by catarrh, which la
on inflamed condition of tin mucous sur.
;ce- UaU's Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucoui surfaces of tho
system.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
do cured by Hall's catarrh Medicine. Clr
culara free. All Druggists. 78c.
V. 3. CHUNKY & CO , Tolado, O.
Stinson's
Specials for Saturday, Oct. 25
FOll THIS DAY ONLY
4 lbs. -Jersey Sweet Potatoes. ...,2.'c
3 quarts A-l Cranberries 10c
Tho V'oiy Best Bacon, by tho
piece, per lb I Of , '
2 cans Beef Broth '. ...2."c -
Soda or Oyster Crackers, per lb.. 22c
1 Can Alaska Salmon ........'... .23c
2 lbs. Navy Beans 2rio
Good Boiling Beef, per lb lc
Dandollon Coffee, per lb 12o
Fresh Fruit nnd Vogotnhlos of nil Kinds
for Sntnrdny's Trndo
Stinson's
Dakota City,
Flynn Commission Company
301 Exclinugo Building.
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Buy your Boar Early and have the adva triage of
a Wider Selection.
I am holding no Boar Sale
This Fall
This saves you money, for it costs to run a sale.
I have a large number of big-boned, stretchy boars i
of good quality and breeding. They are priced
to sell quickly.
Crystal Lake Stock Farm
John B. Evans, Prop. Dakota City, Nebr.
Farm For Sale!
My 120 Acre Farm for Sale. Five miles from
.Homer, Nebraska. All Good Bottom Land.
For Prices and Terms, Inquire of
GEO. CAIN
Dakota City, Nebraska, or at the Farm.
I Abstracts of Title!
A $10,000 Surety Bond Guarantees tho Accuracy
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of every Abstract I make
J. J. EIMEKS, Bonded Abstractor.
Successor to tho Dakota County Abstract Company
The Herald , S8
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Stock Ynrds, SIOUX CITY, IOWA
I bcllevo that I have ns
many or more personal
friends in tho vicinity of
your "city than nny other
man at tho Stock Yards.
As you know, I have been
an active and earnest sales
man hero for a number of
years. I have established
tho above firm, and have
with mo tho strongest men
with long cxporienco In
this lino of business, and
am ready, willing, and in n
position to render you ser
vice that will 'please.
Lot mo hear from you, ,
or when at tho yards I will
Certainly bo glad to have ,
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