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4 i - T DAKOTA COUNT UBALl)l DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA I IIIIII.IMIW.Mlir. Ill III llllll ..!.- Ill I "-" a JI iXIWlWil W il mk IllliWlliain i mm 4tmnhmamm sea awaawewsi When You Check On Us When you carry your checking account at this brink you can always expect prompt, efFiciers service. You wilL seldom have to wait in line to" make your deposits. You ' will always be welcomed courteously, and our" machine-hook-keeper will rpnder an accurate statement of your account at the end of every month. Check on us and check uh up on this ! Bank of Dakota City . Dakota City, Nebraska. Rj m MEN WANTED TO SELL GIIOCEMKS SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NE CESSARY. Ono of the Worlds largest Grocers, (capital over $1,000 0C0.00) wants ambitious men in your locality to sell direct .to tconsumer nationally known brands of an ex tensive lino of groceries, paints roof ings, lubricating oils, stock foods, etc. No capital required. Write tday. State age and occupation. John Sexton & Co.,3FJ W. Illinois St.. Chicago, III. - Catarrh Cannot Be Cured by LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the teat of the disease. Catarrh la a local disease, greatly Influ enced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh. It la taken Internally and acta through tho Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is composed of tome of the best tonics known, combined with aome of the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients In HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is what produces such won derful results In caWrrhal conditions. Druggists 76c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O. SUMMER SCHOOL i Banking, Shorthand, Typewrit- J ing, Telegraphy, Civil Service1, Lookkeeping. Demand for ' graduates urgent. jtasitlons , secured. Students may work for board. Address now for J Catalog A. . lloylcs College, Omaha, Nebr. ' DK. 8. J. DAI LI Resident tyentist 'IM-iOMC 01 HOMER. NEBR." LOCAL NJ3WS ITEMS THURSDAY, MAY 20, ll2o. M. E. Church Notes Rov. S. A. Drnlso, Pastor Church services were well attend ed last Sunday", both morning and evening. Tho Sunday schoj. was net quite up to norm I, l.tt still -vas very good for a rainy morning. Plans aro being carried forward for tho childrcns' day exercises on the 2nd Sunday in June, Tho Ladies Aid society meets .villi Mrs. Ramsey on V. May, unlr-us tho weather should uo unfavorable, in such a case tho incealng Will be at tho parsonage. There will bo a bake sale at Keir Dros. storo on Saturday afternoon. Everybody will find n wolcomo at tho services nt oloven o'clock and eight o'clock each Sunday. On childrcns' day will bo opportu nity for administration of baptism for infants and adults. When you want your Ford Properly Repaired with Gen uine Ford Parts, by Genuine Ford Mechanics, take it to the Ford Hospital. 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MERMAN. CO., Springfield; Mass.; V. S. A. E. B. Wilbur of South Sioux City, was looking after business "matters here Friday. Donald Best was homo from !nux City for the week-end, s'uiTeri.ig with an attack of tonsilitis. ' Geo. C. Orr was in from his farm at Hemmingford, Neb., the past week visiting relatives. Will Best entered the employ f the Cudahy Packing company in the city as a salesman on Monday. Word Was received here by the S. A. Stinson family of the birth of a fine boy to Mr. and Mis. Gay Stin son, Huron, S. D., on Monday. Chas. Sund went to Lyons, Nehr., Tuesday for a few days visit With relatives, and D. Van de, Zedde is substituting as mail carrtor during his absence. Mrs. Vira Taft and baby returned to their home at Norfolk, Neb., Sat urday, after a month's visit in the home of Mrs. Taft's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Baugous. The Ladies Aid bocietv will hold a Home Bake Sale Saturday afternoon, May 22, at' Keir Bros. 3tore. Hours 1 to 1 p. m. Mrs. C. R. Young and Mrs. J. A. Schalmus in charge. Fred Schi lever & Co., hardware dealers, are presenting their lady customers with a convenient souve nir flour sifter. Now if sorAe enter prising merchant would present the flour, the H. C. L. would be a thing of the past. Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Crego 'save purchased ,th old Ged. ,T. Woods res-, The property had Tieen sold to Mr. Sanderson, agent for tho Burling; i, but he did not complete tho ueal, and let Mr. und Mrs. Orego have it. George W. McBeath, wife and tr daughters, Dorothy and Lois, ar rived here Saturday night from Jack sonville, Fla., to take up their resi dence in Dakota county again, auer an absence of over two years. They will reside, in South Sioux City, where Mr, McBeath has purchased an inter est in the drug store in thatplacc, Daniel A, Hall, of South Sioux fIi-vr ttfVtft lima f niti ttf-l Iri o trntn n cident near LeMars, Iowa, last week, is reported to be in .serious condition at the home- of his sister in Sioux City, "where he wag taken after the accident. Mr, Hall suffered an in jured spine and painful flesh wounds op his leg, The upper part of his body is partially paralyzed from the injury to nis spine, James C, Davis, of Newburg, Iowa, and Miss Maria Price, of dlti .tan, Iowa, were united in marriage by Judge S, W. flJcKinley lost Friday afternoon, Mr, Davis is a brother pf Mrs, Osqar Snyder, and the bride a daughter of Mrs, Elsie K, Osborne, ofHiteman, Iowa, a former resident of this place, and also a niece of Mrs. Lyda Powell, Mrs. Will Sierk, and Oscar and Walter Snyder. Mrs. Wm. P. Warner and Mis. Fan nie Crazier departed Monday for Washington, D, C, where they will visit in the home of Congressman and Mrs. K. E. Evans for a coaple or weeks. Mrs. Crozler will make an extended visit at other points in the east, including a stay at Pittsburg, Pa., with Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Snober ger. They accompanied on the trip by Mrs. S. J. Dr,aise, mother of Uev. b. A. Draise, who went as fur as rind ley, Ohio, to visit her children living in that state. Mrs. S. J. Draise, mother of lCev, S. A. Draise, who has spent tho past ten monthi with her son in Dakota City, has gone to Ohio, where she will dpend' the summer visiting her con and two dayghters who reside there. She departed Monday even ing by way of Chicago to Findlay, where she will make her first stop over and visit. She was delighted with Nebraska and hopes to some day come again and enjoy the pleas ures of a great state filled with many good things. Her health was greatly improved while she was in Dakota City. Eleven counties in Nebraska wero reported May 10th to have organized Salvation Army Advisory Boards, These boards have supervision of tho Home Service Program for l'J20, which is a nation-wide movement, wherein the Salvation Army offers its sixteen major social activities to every community where they nre do sired. It is stated by Salvation Army authorities that every county In Ne- braska will be co-operating with them by tne end ot the summer. One of tho activities is said to be of aid to the farmers in obtaining farm help. Harry V Hilemnn, of tho Prtncn Advocntc. visited relatives 1 rro Sat urday between trains. Miss Mario Ross of Sioux City wad nn over Sundnv Visitor in tho John Baugous home south of town. Attorney F A. Wood was over from Sioux" Cjty Monday looking aftjr business interests in this place. Mr. and Mrs. G. Dunn arrived from Burkett, Neb., tho first of the wcok, and are visiting at tho home of their daughter, Mrs. Ed Frederick. James Coughtry, an old time resi dent of Dakota county, in compnny with his daughters, Mrs. Anna Jarvis and Miss Jean Coughtry, arrived horc from Yamhill, Ore., last week on a visit with relatives. Wm. Clapp has purchased of Mrs. Charity Hart the residenco property just east of his hone. Mrs. Hart has also disposed of her dwelling houso in tho north part of town to Mr. Circo, who owns a residence in the same block. A George Shcibly, a civil war veteran, and ono of the old timers of Dakota City, who recently returned from n winter's sojourn at tho government rnnitorlum at Hot Springs, S. D., was visiting old friends , here Monday, He has pitched his tent at the Iowa end of tho combination bridge, wha.'e he will spend tho summer. Word was received from Prof. C. E. Simpson, who is visiting relatives and friends in Iowa, announcing ie christino lticcke. Molstein. In..... 57 marriage of his niece, MUs Amelia i ., ,-,,,.,, n. ,v ru, , ., Simpson, to Joel Fisher, of tt.'ftte'k' Dodge, Iowa, on Sunday, M-ay !)th. ' ;rtl,,c "er Watertown, SD....23 The wedding took place at Mini J.ouis J. Moran, Sioux City 51 oils. Mrs. Fisher visited here v tn Laura Batheldcr, Sioux City 37 her uncle on numerous occasion and Charles H. Bishop. Sioux City 11 her friends and acquaintances i.i.ulc RohC McFarlund, bloux City 32 on these visits join in extending ccn- Fny i,, Morton, Cherokee, In 23 gratulations. Holer???.. Townsend, Cherokee, In.. 20 The following plants nio recom- jniues C. Davis, Newburg, la 22 mended by the Nebraska Co'bgo of Marie Price, Albion, la IS nKHWHuiuiw !" "--.. '" Ne s MUlcn,, nnnn In. . i1 - - .. . ... v ...,.. , . i aiATItiaiONIAI. VKNTURKS. The following mafriago licenses woro issued by County Judgo Mc Kinley during tho past week: Namo and Address. Ago. Fairfax Hull, Omaha, Neb .,23 Ruth Pollard, Sioux City, la 18 John While Bear, Winnebago, Neb.,25 Josephine Butler, Winnebago, Nob..20 Wm. H. Chessar, Sioux City 23 Burnetta Bortot, Sioux City 20 J. Ben Austin, Sioux City 22 Oarolino Bohrns, Sioux City 21 i John C. Albcrs, Holstein, Ia..,....Gl Asparagus fern, trailing coleus, V.n gush ivy, geranium ivy, vinci, wan dering Jew, black-eyed susan, tiftll ing lantann. Flowering plants: can- Lelo Lee, Castana, la... IS Arthur J. Boyd, Sioux City 23 Venice Scarlock, Sioux City ... .20 dy tuft, geranium, lantana, marigold, George L. Hahn, Sioux City 21 nasturtium, petunias, salvias, sweet Leona Scarlockr Sioux City ......18 alyssum, verbena, pewlnkle. Foliage plants: Coleus, croton, abulitons,' FOIt SALF rubber plants, ferns, scicv .pines, AK. OAri,wi r i r - . i fountain plant dusty miller, nltern- ,A )0ut 200'000 fcet of Cottonwood anthera, iresina. , ,ulnber- Qeor A crowded house attended the com- Rou0 2 ffinrdNeb. mencement exercises of tho Dakota ' . City high school Tuesday evening, ' when a class of live graduates re- armors Checking Cost of Production ceived their diplomas They were,1 A $140 leak in his farm business Goldie Pearl Frederick, Joseph Oliver was discovered by a western Ncbras Culbertson, Harry Everett Ebel, The- kn farmer last yc'ar by keeping a cost odore Earl Frederick and James Neif account record. Another farmer, n Krnmper. Rev. Wm. H. Spence, pas- beet grower, not realizing tho im tor of Morningside Graco M. E. portance of manual labor in tho pro church, delivered tho address to the duction of sugar beets, nut irn tho graduates,, and gave a very pleasing labor of himself and family, and in talk, full of good, sound advice to addition agreed to provide seed and the class, as well as to the patronq of fertilizer, against the land, water the school. Other numbers on tho rent, machinery, horses and horse program -were readings by a Mori- feed of the landlord. After paying Ingside student, nnd music by the for the fertilizer and seed and allow quartet. Judge Wm. P. Warner, ing himself 40 cents an hour for the chairman of the board of education, time actually put in On tho beets presented the class members with there was left- only $4.88 nn ncro( for tKcir diplomas. his Wife and children instead of tho County Judgo. McKinley reports tho customary $25 an aero for tho hand following marriages performed oy work. His yield was 10.27 tons an him during tho past iortnight: John "C. " average yield. Studies of White Bear and Josephine Butler, of tejr rocords, made by tho State Winnebago, Neb., on the 5th; Win. II. College of Agriculture, show that Chessar and Burnetto .Bertot, both G1-8 Per cent of the renter's costs of Sioux City, on the Gth; J. Ben are for his own and hired labor, whilo Austin and Caroline Behrns, both of others nnd cash renters have a labor Sioux City, on the 7th; Harry E. charge of 51.2 per cent of tho total Damuth of Sioux City, and Irene expenses. This year prosperous north Satter of Watertown, S: D,, on tho eastern Nebraska is much interested 10th; Charles H. Bishop and Rose in cost records, Dakota county nl-ne, McFarland, both of Sioux City, on having fifty-two farmers keeping cost the 11th; Louis J, Moran and Lnura records. Mo3t of theso are on corn Batholder, both of Sioux City, on tho n"d oats, though there aro a few on 12th: Fav L. Morton and Holen Z "Meat. Townsend, both of Cherokee, In., on' tne ldtn; James u. uavls of New burg, Iowa, and Mario Prico of Al bion,' Iowa, on the 14th; Nels Niel son und Lola Lee, both of Castana, Iowa, on tho 15th. , You can savo a dollar by sending in your order for tho Dally State Journal before Juno 1, at the old price. $7 for da,ily ond Sunday, or $5 for dally alone. On Recount of the great rise in the -price of paper an increase must ue made after that FOR SALE A Rock Island two-row stalk cut ter. WILL II. ORR, Dakota City. Nob. "More Nebraska Hogs to Texas Another shipment of Nebraska pure bred hogs has been sent to Toxas. This Is tho third shipment in six months. Two carloads, eighty-six head, were recently shipped from date. You will enjoy tho fairness . LU? uC""iy...l UUL JET "" Ma'rkluriivtandavSS JouraaI- CWni iffil gilts Tney will boTsed JSf nf t JSnSS ?? ? LalCf n boys' niS Birls' pig club work, voun?Jv nrntihnS "r?8 ,n tho each pig going to a different boy or nThlnJ; i0Li "J Tho J,our- Birl. Banks and other Texas instl Z Ic&JVrlJL Vl!T. te'tutlon. arc financing thopurehuo.li Intnrwinnni- ,7. """.' Nebraska hogs In an eilort to pro C;n?oSrlo.nIMS ??! the livestock industry of that Ti.ic ...ui i, ii state. This will be a stirring yenr for news paper reading. The Journal has al ways printed more stato houso news than any other paper. Its features and its fiction with colored comics' nnd magazine sections make it a most entertaining paper. Send in your or der nt once if you want to savo a dollar. Addres Stato Journal, Lin coln, N A delegation of Texans vis ited Nebraska last December and in spected &tock in several counties. One shipment of hogs went south in December and another in January. Tho denls woro made by Nebraska county farm bureaus and Texas ag ricultural agents. Stinson's Specials for Saturday, May 22 FOll THIS DAY ONIiY Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 pggs , ,..2.1c Matches, 1 box ..!: Macaroni, 3 pkgs ................ .2."V Spaghetti, 3 pkgs ........ .i ... . 2."c . j A few (slzo G and 7) Boys' Stockings, 1 pr 2cl 1 lb. 3 Star CofTeo l5c G bars Sunny Monday Soap ... .. ..'I'jri. 2 cans 3 Star Pork nnd Beuns .'...'Hte 20 oz. Jar Applo-Quinco Pre serves 10c 1 can S; yrup .10c Fresh Fruit ami Yogotalilcs of nil Kinds for Saturday's Trade Stinson's Dakota City. Nebraska &mzmmmmm?MES8m&i G. F. Hughes & Co. : J Lumber, Building Ma terial, Hardware, Coal Wo have now been in Dakota City in tho Lumber, Hardware and Coal business, a little 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 tho best Lumber, Building Material, Hardware, Paints, Greases, Oils, and nearly every thing in our line. Wo thanks each, and all Patrons for their past patronage, and will givo you the samo courteous service in the future. COME OFTEN H. It. GREER, Manager. Dakota City, Neb. notici: More mid Larger Farm Machinery Tho shortage of m:.n povvor has Wool to lie Sold Through Home Firm caused many fanners to consider more Farm Bureau delegations represent- "nd ln,pr, ch,lllury;; ' nct,t'0 Ing the sheen men of ten counties, dcm.nl1 of fr"ne.ffft '?,' , "'Jf Y meeting ut Lincoln May 8th, voted to mnchjnory tho btato Ullcgo of Ag. pool the state'., wool crop this year fir cutu" has ff, "J'' lnorf and sell it on a comnilnlnn mmis 8tncker that will stand tho strain of through a Lincoln firm? This hi gO to 100 tons daily, and nn extra will handle tho wool for n mn - "7 8woen- Tll machinery can be sion of two and a half nor cent. A miIt 011 " 'nr,m' nnd n rcu ar has Chicago firm offered to soil the v.ool ,)Cen Prepared for free distribution for a commission of 3 cents a pound fflw, Iacrlnt on, specifications and After figuring freight charges, cost ,,m of '"aterial. of storage after a certain period, etc., tho dolegate3 at tho Liruoln meeting decided there was little If any difference in tho offers. 'Ihls being the coso, they unanimously Countv. Nebraska, having legal or voted to patronize tho h6mo linn, actual charge or control of any child Iowa, Illinois and one or two other or children of not less than seven nor states nre natronizintr the Chlcairo more than sixteen vears of age. to nrm and there was sentiment in No- causo such children to attend school braska to follow suit. Sentiment oh required by tho Compulsory At- expressed at various county meetings tendance Law. Tho parents nnd of Wool men seemed to favor going guardians of all children who nro to Chicago and it had been announced delinquent in school attendance at that tho wool would be sont there, this time nnd do not Send their However, men attending the meeting children to, school for iho remnlndor May 8th could see no material advan- of tho year will bo prosocuted to the tage, if any, in .sending their wool to full extent of the law. a commission firm outsido the state." Dated this third day of May, 1020. WILFRED E. VOSS, lai- Notlco is hereby given to all n onto or nuardians within Dakot.i v i What Do YOU Want to . Know About the FarlWest? BBamV '.tfCoPaEaml aaaaw ya 1- BaTaaaaaaaaw aHnt"'-UaV ..UaUlaaaammmH Hw f taaWSnVVPjBaaaaaavJ aamJaammH 'IarnWal laBammmmamaH PBmHp f j There la no mora dependable unbiased, frank and nfrs( ing aourco of information than Sunset KJ TrJEJACiriC OONTHLV Thm WU' Cmat National Magatln No charga utt cncloaa stamp for reply Order from Your Newsdealer TODAY 'If uourJtakr not hanJU SUNSET, nnd 2Se for a tampl copy. Suottrlptton prlcti 12.S0 ptr utar; TWO yat$, f4; FHKEE yati, ft. SUNSET for over twenty yeara has baan tbaracognlxcd axponent of tha Waal. It is distinctly a niatastn for tha boma-tba wbola f amll-aad it brings tha Par Waat uidUtel'aclficHlope to your door. AJJrtit SUNSET MAGAZINE Dept. 004 4CO-4th St., San Francisco; Cal. The Herald, $1.60 per year County Superintendent. H J'lfof lofiW'J W AZ. y iuraitceuii(pany or New HAvtN.COKNicneuT JOHIJJ H. REAM, Agent -Dakota City, Nebraska,.- V i ;i u r l I I fS' M r JW 1 " r I l yjimintiiu ii..ii ,1 -- ir !& .iltfi