DAKOTA COUNTS HERALD: DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA
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"PREPAREDNESS" '
The nil. ith of April is tho beginning of preparations- for tilling the
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The Farmer, like any other business man, must know his receipts
and disbursements to the penny, ami to save time his bookkeeping must
be simple and easy, yet accurate. A checking account is the logical ans
wer to this need.
We shall be glad to furnish a Farmers Record Book for recording
your farm operations.' This recoul will be especially valuable in dcler
mining your Income for Taxation puiposes.
For your valuables we have new Safety Deposit Boxes in our electric
ally protected vaults. The cost is yery small.
The Mid -West
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.
State Bank
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
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Dakota City, Nebraska.
March 21, 1920
Board met in special session with
members present:' Broyhill, Orr ant1
Bierman.
tOri motion the following election
officials were selected to preside at
the general village election April
Gth, 1920: Judges; D. Van do 'Zeddc,
C. If. Ream, H. D. Wkood;' clerks: J.
P. Rockwell and George Barnett.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at next regular meeting.
Sidney T. Frijm, Village Clerk.
Dakota City, Nub,, Apnl 6, 1920
Board Act in special session, with
members present: Orrv Biermann,
and Broyhill.
n.v, minutes of th$ .two , previous
meetings were read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered' dpawn
on the proper Village funds for the
same:
GENERAL FUND.
William -Lahrs, marshal, February
and March,. $30.00.
. G. F. Hughes & Co., account, S1G.G5.
Farmers Grain h Supply Co., ac
count, 321.92.
George Barnett, election official,
$4.00,
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920
Don Forbes was at Sioux Falls, S.
D., last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ' Hughart ore
here from Wayne visiting, relatives.
Prof. A. H. Brunclle went to Wayne
Thursday evening to attend a teach
ers' nibelingi
Mrs. C. h. Kline entered the Ger
man Lutheran hoipttal, Siou. City,
on Monday for treatment.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mell A. Schmicd.
Fred Schmidt and family of Sioux
City, were Saturday evening visitors
C. H. Ream, same, $4.00.
H. D. Wood, same, $4.00.
J. P. Rockwell, same, -$4.00.
D. Van de Zedde, same, $4.00.
ROAD FUND.
Wm. Lahrs, road work; February
and March, $21.35.
LIGHT ' FUND
Wm. Lahrs, light work and collect
ing, February and March, $48.25.
South Sioux City, light for Febru
ary and March, $208.00. '
Andrew Schank, 8 hours work, $2.80
WATER FUND.
Wm. Lahrs, pumping and flushing
mains, February and March, $33.25.
The returns of the general village
election .being present the same were
canvassed, whereupon it was found
that there were 2a votes cast at said
election; that Will H. Orr
28 votes foi trustee and B. C. Buchan
an received 24 votes for trustee and
that said Will H. Orr and B. C, Bu
chanan received the. highest number
pf votes for .said office, it was there
fore moved and carried that Will H.
Orr and B. C. Buchunan be declared
duly elected.
On motion board adjourned.
Sidney T. Frum, Village Clerk.
TOR sale
A Rock Island two-row stalk cut
ter. ' WILL II. ORR,
Dakola Ciiy. Nci).
3ILN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NE
CESSARY. One, of,-, the Worlds
largest Grocers, (capital over $1,000
000.00) wants ambitious men in your
locality to sell direct to consumer
nationally known brands of an ex
tensive line of groceries, paints roof
ings, lubricating oils, stock foods,
etc. No capital required. Write
today. State age and occupation.
John Sexton & Co.,-3C-2 W. Illinois St..
Chicago, III.
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LADIES' BIME MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY
Everybody Goes; Ask Anybody
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complete Mt or Kbatjou need and baTaour estimate
' return mall, we ahlp quick andpey the f reliM.
APViRS LUMBER CO.
2520 BOYD STREET OMAHA, NEB.
here in tjie Henry Krumwicde home
Edgar Coleman arrived here from
South Carolina the past week and is
visiting his pousln, Mrs. Byron Kin
kcad. - "
Toney Frcyer and Beatrice Brown,
of Moville, Iowa, were Married at the
M. E.-parsonage April, 1st, by Rev. 3.
A. Draise. -
,Wobb Howard entered the Samari
tan hospital Sioux City, last Thurs
day for an operation for .nose and
throat trouble.
Chales W. Borowsky of West Point,
Nebr.. 'and Mrs. Lena Borowskv of
Homer, wero granted a. liricense to
re-wed at Pender last weelf.
Mrs. Helen Chesshir and two chil
dren, of Plainview, Neb., came down
Tuesday for a visit with Mrs. Chess
hir's mother, Mrs. Bello Barnett.
Prof. A. H. Brunelle has signed a
contract for the wposltion as princi
pal of tho high school at Fullerton,
this state, and will teach the Latin
classes.
uyron ivinkeau has sold his res
taurant business at the end of the
street car line" at South Sioux City,
and has taken up his residence here
for the present. "
At the. village election held liere
. at saui I Tuesday bnly twentv-eight votes wefcp
received cast wm H 0r'ivnd B. C. Buchan-
an were the only candidates for vil
lage crustee3, and were elected with
out opposition.
At the meeting of the Order of
Eastern" StarTuesdaV 6v'ening", Mrs'
C. L. Kline was elected worthy ma
tron; C. E. Kline, worthy patron; Mrs.
Don Forbes, associate matron; Mrs.
H, O. Dorn, treasurer; Mrs. John F.
Sides, secetary; Mrs. Harry A. Sides,
conduetess,and, Mrs. Mell A. Schmied,
associate conductresss.
County Judge S. W. McKinley offi
ciated at the following weddings the
past week: George H. Zane and
Elaine G. Reid, both of Siotax City,
on tho 30th; Percy White Eagle and
Cordelia Gray Hair, both of Winne
bago, Ray Morrical and Leona Ran
dall, both of Leeds Iowa, and John
Mclntoh of Kingsley, la., and Blanche
urown of Akron, la., on the 3rd.
In tho city election at South Sioux
City Tuesday quite; an interesting
canipalgn was made. Rev. J. 15.
Phillips was re-elected hiayor; Fred
Got don, Carl Jensen -and Roy May-,
nard wero elected councllmen; J. N.
Mullins, city treasurer, and Nate G.
Miller cit clerk. E. H. GribbloOind
Robert McClure were elected to the1
board of education. Paving wa3 the
principal issue in tho campaign, and
triumphed in the election.
The case against Clyde Foster,
charged with breaking anil' entering
the Farmers Exchange store at Ho
mer recently, Tvas heard in Judge S.
W. McKInley's court Tuesday, and the,
case was dismissed for lack of evi
dence to identify the goods found in
Foster's possession when nrrested.
Immediately following his dismissal
here Foster was arrested by Sheriff
Rutledge of Thurston county and tak
en to Pender to answer to a charge
of breaking and entering astore at
Walthill, Neb.
Fred Lccdom was a visitor at Ly
ons last week.
Frank F. Haase was dowh from
Emer&on Sunday, visiting homo folks.
Mr. and Mrs. . R. Greer weie
Sunday visitors with relatives and
friends in Sioux City.
Mrs. E1.7.nth Rroyhlll leaves Sat
urday 06 this week for Dallas, Tcxris,
for a few months' 'visit .
Fresh home-rendered lard for sale.
Enquire of Mrs. George E. Heikcs,
Dakota City, Neb., route 1. -Phono
70- Fill.
Miss Bess Pomcroy, of Shelby, la.,
wasa guest here- during tho post
week in the honie of her sister, Mrs.
S. T.. Frum.
Guy Stlnson of Huron, S. P., spent
a fewTlays hero the past week in
.the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
b. A. btinson.
Attorney Wm. P. Warnqr went to
Omaha Sunday evening, returning
Monday, where he attended to some
legal matters,
,Miss Amelia Simpson, of Fort
l)odge, Iowa, was a week-end visitor
here with her uncle, Prof. 'C. E.
Simpson, ,in the John-H. Ream home.
Lou Walden arrived here last week
from tho south, where ho spent tho.
winter, and visited the past week
here in the home of his sister, Mrs. 1
Mell A. Schmicd.
Patrick Jones of Hubbard, wos a
business caller hero Friday. Ho was'
en route home from Sioux City,
whero he and his daughter, Nora,
had spent a few days with old
friends.
Word was received by the Har
family the past week of the deal.N
at Oakland, Cal., of Misd Addio Eck
hart, age 56 years. She resided 1 o
in early days with her parents, f.Ir.
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An item in the exchango column
of this week's paper gives an ac-l
count of a storm in North Dakota,
A. II.
linker, Pioneer
Answers Final Summons
Alexander Hamilton Baker, a resi
dent of Dakota county since August
23, 1835, diedFrida' afternoon, April
2, 1020, at the homo of his daughter,,
Mrs. S. A. Mason, three miles south
west of Dakota City, of ailments in
cident to old .ige.
Mr Baker was born in Sherman,
Chautauqua county, New York, Dec
ember 22, 1835. Ho moved to Mc
Henry county, 111., in 1851, and later
moved to Delaware county, Iowa,
whore ho stayed for iv short ttnie
and in the summer of 1855, took up
his -residence at Omadi, Dakota coun
ty, Nebr., which has been his homo
even since. He, In company with
snvcraL other pioneers operated tho
first sawmill at Omadi, which fur-
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in which the Bronson children canvo obtainable at that time, lie w.VS el
near being frozen. The Bronso'ns ectcd county commlss.ontjor in 185G,
fprmerly lfved in this county. ft the first election held in the coun-
... i,,, -,, 1 , . , ty, and was tho last surviving mem-
Miss Eileen Triggs, daughter of , f t, jWst constltuonoI con
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Triggs 1 of Allqn, Wnti()n hoIll -in tho' state,
was married to Dewey White, Jilso ot. Mr Hnkor wn one of the founciers
Allen, on Wednesday of last week. ' dnd balWerB of thu Methodist church
The ceremony was performed nt tho , this plnco mul wns 011C of its
j. o. vuuium. jiunic vin oiuua v,m.j. ijinuncliest members. He was u
Mr. William Quintal, -son of Mr. 'nicmbcr of tho MasortlC Lodge In
and Mrs. Julius Quintal of this place, this nlace. hainu dstahlishod his
unil Miss Maude HWitt, of llolyoko, ipombership when tho lodge Was lo
Colorado, were married March 21, cat6d at Omadi, in 1858.
1920, at Holypke, Colo. Mr. Quintal Mr. Baker was married September
and wife have settled down on :t 20, 1857, to Miss Rose "Hallock, who
iarm near noiyonc. . , nassed on to that other world a num
Probably the most delicious small her of years ago." Thrco daughters
fruit k;nowni the strawberry, thrives were bowi to him, Dora, Mollie and
well in Nebraska. Cosmopolitan in JNeuie, me laucr, now iurs. o. i.
its soil .and c'jmute requirements, lOMason, is his only survivor. Two
will crow in everv section of the grandchildren, Baker and William
state. In .soino sections irrigation Eckhart, lesido at San Diego, Lai.
may bo necessary, but such .1 smnli "Funeral services were held Sunday
patch furnishes enough for the aye.' afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
age 'family that water may readllrbn Methodist Episcopal church in Dako
provided under all circumstances. A fa City, Rev. S. A. Draise, assisted
corner in the garden will grow'Hy Rev. C. R. Lowe, officiating,
enough for a family and a few ever- Omadi Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M.,
bearing plants will provide a 'm'c&f Qf which Mr. Baker was the .oldest
now. and thpn throughout the summer, toiembcr, escorted the remains to tho
and fall,., Jnan effort to encourage 'Pukotn City ccipetcry,, where tho ri-.
moro.'home growing of srawberTio,-tfuplisiJ service of tho ( order was
tjie Nebraska Experiment station at fjivop.
Lincoln ,hos published ascircular for.'- , ,
free distribution called "Strawberries Cnnl of Thanks
in Nebraska." It gives valuable sug-j- 'e wish to thank our neighbors
gestions on planting, , culture, Ynriu-i'i,nd friends. for the beautiful flowers
ties, etc. ithey sent, and for their kindness
(during tho sickness and death of our
beloved father and grandfather'
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THE RIGHT POLICY AT
THF RIGHT PRICE
Investigate our facilities for taking care of
your Fire and Hail Insurance requirements.
You will not be "talked into" taking a pol
icy unfitted to 'your needs if you figure'
with us.
In selling insurance our aim is to supply the
right policy at ,the right price. We solicit
an opportunity to explain our methods.
Bank of Dakota City
Dakota .City, Nebraska.
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JNTER-CHUKCir WOK LI)
MOVEMENT.
The County Conference nt South
Sioux City, April 9th, in tho M. E.
Churchy beginning at 10 o'clock, will
be a, meeting of very great import
ance to all denominations. Everv
church worker should be present.
Do you know what the movement
is? Be there.
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RED CROSS AUCTION SALi;
All houso furnishings, such as sew
ing' machines, 'thread, jpnd other sow-materials-
belonging to tho Dakota
City Red Cross-Chapter, will'ie sold
at. auction at tho 'Masonic Hall, Sat
urday afternoon, April 0th, at :)
' "" " ' Mrs. Eannio W." Crozlor.
.Chairman Dakolu' County Red Cross
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RESOLUTIONS.
Mrs. and Mrs. S. A. Mason and Family.
. l'OIt SALE
Fifty tons nuniber 6110 upland hay.
Patrick Jones, Hubbard, Neb.
enjy Father to again enter our ranks
and call home our dear sister, Helen
WANTED -CATTLE TO PASTURE
Seventy acres of sweet clover, nnd
plenty of- water. Call on or phono
L. L. Howard, 03 F 20,. Dakota City,
Nebraska.
College FroniK on" Evtrmugnnt Dress
Silk4undorwuar, petticoats and hose,
earrings nnd hair orna'ments, fancy
hoso, transparent blouuos, fancy
sweaters, jewelry and beads, arc some
of .the extravagances frowned on by
a Nebraska College of Agriculturo
circular called "Tho Planning of an
Economical Wardrobe." It says that
one of tho criticisms which the Amer
ican pcoplo aro mooting at this, crit
ical time is that sano thrift is lock-
Whereas, it has pleased our Heav-Hnf, ,on ?vcrv B,d?' , -Especially is it
.1.. t.'tl.-I a : ." . ,. I'KiC.KlnP' in wnmimii 1 1 roan Thn rlrii.
lnr gives suggestions offered by stu-
Bouton 'Phil!ip,s, who departed this "1,8, ' l' clothing department or
llf Voiinmrvr 91 moo. the Univorsitv of Nebraska. Jn add -
Resolved, that Dakota ChapterNo. tion to, Kcncral consideration.? of
CS.Order df the Easteni Star, extend PPer dress, it discusses ncctsdltlci.
our deepest sympathy to tho bereaved "' ' econctinical wardrohe, choite ir
family in this, their hour of sorrow; trials, children's clothes, nulling
ana while tliey mourn the loss of n v,-,ou' "uyB i"w.ik "vr n'l'ineni-,
loving and devoted wife and mother, c'to)noiy in buying gloves an I slues,
we mourn the loss of a sister and i'"(1 extravagances In dress. Those
friend. And it is with sincere sor- '"forested in economy in dress should
row wo chronicle that another link "s t!,01,C0,,cKe for toxt'103 c'ul'ir
In our golden chain has been broken. Ji t AJst of ,tvV?nt,v, other circular
Resolved, that our Chapter room be on textiles and clothing will also lu
draped in ttiourrting for n period of CLM,t " ',0iuest.
thirty days, and that a copy of these
resolutions no sent to tho bereaved
family and to our local paper; also
that a copy of the same bo spread on
mo unapicr records in memory
our ueau sister.
Sister Jennie Boucher,
Sister LaUra Dorn,
, Sister Mattio C. Ream. ,
Committee.
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Parties who ninko a uractico of
'I dumping their rubbish on tho out
skirts of town, -ire horoov notified
that all rubbish must bo taken to tho
river dump and deposited. Anycnu
detected leaving tho.r rubbish on tho
side streets yill bo prosecuted under
the provisions' pf tho ordinance rv
erning,( such matters,
Wm. LAHRS, Street Conunlssiopor.
Ihikota City, Neb.
MATRIMONIAL VENTURES.
Tho followinir rnarriapo llcnnNi
wero issued by County Juduo Mc-
Kinloy during tho past week: Toiiiorron'H isiidcs Can Hake mid
Namo and Address. Ago. ' Sen.
pfo0rK n' nB!,ie' c,l0UX SLty 21 ' Fort-y KMa wlio can bako and sow
Maine G. Reid, Sioux City ,...;.. 18 will bc4graduatod from tho Nebraska
Toney Freyer, Moville, Iowa 20 College and School of Agriculturo
Beatrice L. Brown, Movillo, Iowa.. 22 thin your. All are proficient in homo
Percy White- Eagle, Winnebago, niaWnpf nnd twonty-two of them will
Neb Jtttt o'j receive degrees of bachelor pf scl-
Cordelia Gray Hair, Winnebago, enco 'n homo economics. Tliey hnvo
Neb., f n been .trained in tho best methods of
Ray Morrical, Leod8, Iowa'...',".'.,.22 ''""peping, with special omphalic
Leona Randall, Leeds, Iowa ; 11) ,'" ;mnl "K ll uppotlto of tnnn
Tn,n mt...di in i . "'I1' folding the ready-made cloth-
BlMASKiCl,8l'y,,IowV'''S In merchant; Many of them frill
Blanche-Brown, Akron, lowa',,...22 ,nni0 tholr own graduating gpwns
" T I and some havo mado most of their
lno Herald, $1.G0 per year "' clothos alrco,entoring school.
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Stinson's
Specials for Saturday, Apr. 10
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FOK THIS DAY ONLY
Fresh Eggs, per doz j..'1Sc
1 lb. Circle Blend Coffee 'jlc
Bacon, by 3-lb. strips, per lb. . . .Hoc
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A Good Broom 7oc
A-l Crcanj Cheese, per lb 12c
1 large pkgo Oats 2Sc.
4-lb,Sack Pancako Flour 30c
S Large Caim Lion Brand Milk... fide
1 lb. Pitted Prunes 20c
Fresh Fruit unci Vegetables of all Kinds
for Saturday's Trade
Stinson's
Dakota City,
Nebraska
Repairing a Specialty
All Work (Jiiarantecd
Rest (luulo of
llludri' Twine
JOHN GREEN
DEALER IN
Farm Implements and
Buggies
AUTO REPAIRING AND BLAOKSMITHINO
I can fill your order on short notice, and can deliv
er to you, ready to go to work;
Monitor and Superior Grain Drills.
Oliver, Molino and Holm Deere Hiding and Walk
ing Plows.
Tandem Disc Harrows for your Tractor
Itlacliluiwk, Molino and John Deere Planters and
Loose Ground Listers.
My Motto is "Not what I sell; But the Service I Give'''
Repairing of All Kinds.
HURRARD, NEBRASKA.
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terial, Hardware, Coal
We have 'now been in Dakota City , in tho
Lumber, Hardware and Coal business, a littlo;
over three years. Our aim has been to please our
customers, to treat every ono right and alike; and
to give satisfaction as nearly as possible in all sales.
Wo still carry the best Lumber, Building Material,
Hardware, Paints, Greases, Oils, and nearly every
thing in our line, Wo thank each, and all. Patrons
for their past patronage, and will givo you tho samo
courteous service in tho future.
COME OFTEN
If. R. GREER, Manager. Dakota City, Neb.
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