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KSTABLIoiinif AUUUJ41 28, 1891.
DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920
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Meadow Grove News: Rev. and
Mrs. Antrim and son "Edward, are at
Wynpt enjoying their annual vaca
tion.
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Newcastle' Times: William O'Toolo
of this city, spent the first ot the
week as a guest at the Carpenter
home in Willis, Neb.
Pender Times: Horn, to Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Beacom of Walthill, .a the
Logan Valley hospjtal at Pender, :
daughter, ort' Thursday, July IS 15)20,
o t.
Maskel items in Newcastle Times:
Mrs. Floyd Lennox and baby daugh
ter, of Allen, arrived Saturday for a
visit with Her parents, Air. anu JVIrs
VnnNutta and family. '
Ponca .Journal-Leader: Ross Pol
ly took his daughter Gladys,- tq Sioux
Uity Tuesday for medical treatment.
They were accompanied by Mr. Pol
ly's brotherinlaw, John Rahn. '
Fpnda, Iowa, Times: Mrs. Bert
Kroesen and daughter Beth, and sons
Alette and Paul, left Friday for Ce
dar Falls, Waterloo, Laporte City
and ..Brandon, for a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Ponca Advocate: Born, to Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Rasmussen, Jul 11, 1920,
n SH pound boy .. John P. Nelson,
who is doing some mason work at
South Sioux City, was home over
Sunday, returning to work Monday
morning.
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Wakefield items in Wayne Herald:
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Bar.to tooli their
daughter Gladys, to a Sioux City hos
pital Wednesday of last week. Thurs
day she underwent an operation for
the removal of part of the bone in
one of her feet. .
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Lyons Mirror-Sun: Fred Gofi and
family have, moved to Lyons from
Homer. Mr. GofF says the 'recent
flood there. wa3 a frightful affair "k . . .
Ed Snethen went to Missouri to. at
tend the funeral of &' relative, and
his wife and Chas. Omtook charge'
of the office while he was aine, aJ
Evani of Dakota-City, ww irt Wav'.
over Monday night. Congressman
Evans is f.bt a politician, but he tni-
presses any unprejudiced person as
one who is bringing to the public
service which he is rendering, care
ful analysis, sound intelligence and
utmost sincerity.
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Allen News: Frank Hill, wife, and
son came Monday to see his mother,
Mrs. Harry Hill, who is quite sick....
Mrs. W, A. Morgan of South Sioux
City came up to Allen Friday evening
to attend to' some lodge business... .
Mrs. Hiram Baker enjoyed an over
Sunday visit with her mother, Mrs.
Martha Maloney from South Sioux
City.
Randolph Times-Enterprise: Mar
garet Stidworthy, of Homer, is visit
ing this week at the M. P. BuoUiome.
M. P. Buol and daughters drove
to Homer on Sunday, reluming with
Mrs. Buol, who visited there a few
days with relatives. Mr. Uuol was
surprised at the serious extent ot the
damage caused by the Homer flood.
He declares that-many buildings are
mreiuateed nerson as'f
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THE UNIVERSAL CAJ
INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS
The Authorized Ford Dealers are your protection.
As such, we handle nothing but the Genuine Ford
dium Steel, and each part according to its use is
heat-treated in the way that will give it the longest
Imjtation "Ford" parts ore being sold by many
mall order houses; down-town stores and garages to
the unsuspecting Ford owners as "Ford" parts.
They are not genuine Ford parts. They are made by
concerns who have no connection whatever with the
Ford Motor Conipany. Tests have shown them to
break when the genuino Ford parts didn't even bend,
parts. They are made from the famous Ford Vana
wearipg qualities.
Our Ford garage and Ford mechanics are at your
service at all times. Drive in when replacements
or repairs for your Ford car may be necessary. Savo
your car and also save your money.
homer Motor co.
THE HOUSE
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OUR EXCHANGES H
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practically wrecked. He saw where
mud and trash had ooen shoveled odt
of windows, leaving pllea as high as
tne window ledge. in many houses
the floors are warped, pl.isicr, fnlilrig
off and the house almost rained. '
o -Wakefield
Republican: Mrs. (i W.
Packer went to South Sioux (, ty on
Wednesday morning for a visit with
relatives.... Mrs. B. B. Gribblo. of
Chambers, 'Neb., arrived on Tuesday
morning for a- visit with her sister,
Mrs). N. H. Hansen.... Mr. and Mrs.
George Kohlmcier arrived Saturday
evening from St. Louis, Mo., for a
two weeks' visit with his brother, H.
F. Kohlmcier, and family.
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Walthill Citizen: Mrs. M. Mason
was up from Homer last Friday to
visit her son, W. H. Mason...", Miss
Lena Mason goes to Fullerton today
for a visit with her aunt and other
relatives.... Miss Lele Peters of this
office, and Miss Sylvia Lamson were
Lyons visitors last Saturday. ...Little
Misses Mildred Kelley and Alice Hu
dec went to South Sioux City .last
Thursday evening to visit Mrs. Geo.
Gallagher.
Emerson Enterprise: Mrs. Sol
Smith is-enjoying a visit wjtl her
mother, Mrs. Turner, who recently
arrived from California.... Beatrice
Blume. returned homo Monday even
ing after spending a week in Sioux
City caring for Luella Doxtad, who
was convalescinsr: following a minor
facial operation.... Last Wednesday
was Evelyn Haase's eighth birthday
anniversary and Mrs. Haase invited
eight little tdrls in the afternoon in
help her celebrate the event. After
enjoying the games and other amuse
ments, a luncheon was served. Those
present' were Esther Prouse, June and
Elaine Bonderson. Nancv RtHfrlnv
Vira, Taylor and her cousin, Susan
Draper of Sioux City, Carrol and
Evelyn Haase.... The Nebraska Tele
phone company rewarded Mrs. Loth
rop, the efficient chief operator of
the Homer exchange, for her faith.
t duln i&yvLT 3 UU"
!L?,U "O ei ?$j8&k&iW2:
lulness in staying at herpost of du-
'SffiS2T3K?PnsrMOM that nev?.
anv:Vuelar iK f "i rccfM
55 SK' Wrt of4pmployes to ren-
rii "';??: T,eAe' n qpnas to the
good of its patrons. Mrs. Lothrop
is only one of many .who can testify
to the generosity of Us institution.
WlNTIiD; LIVE STOCK.
Have room, for' about iwenty-flve
head of cattlo in my pasture. Ex
cellent grazing. Fine water. Price
$3.00 per month. If interested write
me or inquire at the Goodwin State
oank. DAVE KUEHL,
Goodwin, Nebraska.
ESTRAY XOTfOE.
Taken up by the undersigned on his
farm west of Hubbard, Neb., on or
about July 1,, 1020, one white mare,
weight about 000 pounds; age about
15 years.
Owner can have same liv nnvino for
this notice.and for feed 'and cnre. '
JOHN C. SULLIVAN,
Route :.', Hubbard, Nebraska.
The Herald, $1.50 per year
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OP SERVICE
We Want tnt Young-Folks
To Bank with us..' WeIwill gladly teach them
how to bank and help tlteiri acquit stable busi
ness habits. If thly wafit to develop into utfring
business men. and 'women, they cannot bp-in too
early. '
Although habjts are easily started sit any age,
most people are not 'trying to start anything.'
new in old age, but arejftisily engtifjed in bring
ing to an. end the tliingitfstartcd earlier in life.
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One beautiful thing abowl the 'possibility of
Human effort is to i It is always ea.,', b't
the easiest time is whenla person is yo ;ng.
Encourage the young'folks to get the banking
habit. It's a good one;
5 Per Cent Paid -pn -Time Deposits.
GOODWIN Sf ATE BA"NK
GOODWIN, NEBRASKA
"Everything in Banking"
Village tbeaSchiru'S annual
iwroitT.
To the Board of Trustees of the
.Village of Dakota City, Nebraska
Gentlencn: v , ;
I herewith submit a import ofxthe,
receipts and disbursements of the
Village Treasurer of Dakota City, Ne
braska, for the year ending April SO;
April du, uaiance on nana . . vhs i
May ,1,'- received fvo'rn Fred
Bargman, pool tabic li
cense .
May 0, received from O. It.
Perry, pool table licenso, .
July 26, received from ped-'
dler's license fee; . . . . . .
Sept. 10, received from, show
license fee
Oct. 23, received from ped-
dler, license fee '.
Nov. 20, received from pedi
. dler's license leo
1920 n
30 00
'30 U0
2 50
y so
2 50
2 50
27 50
2 GO
Feb. 27, received from 'W:0.
Slerk, 1020 Odd Follows
block rent
Mar. 2, received from ped
dler's license fee
Mar. 20, received, from W. G.
Sierk, 102O North Square
Apr. 21, received from Win.
27 50
Uiermann, 1010-1920 rnco
xr&CK rone r 9 ,
Apr. 26; 4-ecelved from Codn-
210 00
ty Treasurer
.......,... 2355 82
Total , i .83336 03
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS PAID
oa, Josephine SUnson, elec
tion omcial s 's.sn
169, George Niebuhr, same . . ; SO
va, oiunuy x, rrum, ireight
ana arayage aavanced .... 75
63, Wm. Lahrs, marshal, May
1019 '., 1C00
C4, H, H. Adair, treasurer's
salary 1018 , go .jU
65, Wm. Lahrs, mnrshal, Juho
1019, and ink 15 10
66, Insurance, to C.H. Ream 10 20
07, H. D. Wood, painting
signs i Co
68, Wm. Lahrs, marshal, Julv
1019 -. if, 00
60, Fred Schriever & Co., ac
count to date , . . , . 45
70, Village Trea3, transform
light fund , 300 00
71, Hernian Pomrchn, work.. ' 22 50
72, Sidney T. Frum, freight
and drayuge , 7G
73, Wm. Lahrs, marshal, Aug.
and Sept., 1010 30 00
74, Wm. Lahrs, marshal, Oct.
and Nqv., 1910 30 00
75, Fred Schriever, account
to dato ; 3 45
76, G. F. Hughes & Co., coal. b GO
77, li. D. Wood, labor l 00
78, G. F. Broyhill, account to
date , 80 75
79, AVm. Lahrs, marshal, Doc.
1919 and Jan. 1920, and gal
lon of oil . '. . :m i,
80, John H. Ream, printing,
irom Juno 20, 1U1H, to Doc.
25, 1019 ,. '.:, 1:1 aa
81, Wm. Lahrs, mnrshal, Feb,
and March, 1020 30 00
82, G. F. Hughes, account to
date ,,. .,...,... 15 05
S3, Farmers Grain & Supply
Co., account to dato 21 52
84, George Barnott, election
official , .j 00
85. C, H. Ream, soma . 4 n.1
86, D. Van de Zedde, (Bid . - 00
87, H. D. Wood, same , 4 0)
8, J. P. Rockwell, SBins , 4 00
ft. Village Trass, tratufc. -
. ii.i'I.SjJ' ' ..T . r.ii I
liiBi.MHi ..,... -r.,, ,, , 700 W I.
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00, Village Treas., transfer to
r6ad fund 500 ")0
OL.Vllloge Treas. transfer to
Water fund .............. iI00, (0
l Total warrants paid $211)8 38
Balj oh hand in general fund, 1197 C5
'-
atal , ..$3330 03
. CF.IETF.ftV. Fliili
.Will Ol Qli- ' ' '
FS?0;asce onhand:.ft$W1
UUlyi25, Frank Siltiver.,v 2 5U
Oct. 2, Jacob Isenbarth, lot., 5.00
Mar. 24, Ed Simons, deed . , 2 50
Total .-. ,.$ D3 27
Warrants Paid .
305, H. H. Adair, Herman
Pomrchn bill tissigned ,.'. ,S 28 "60
Balance on hand in Cemetjiy
fund: b0 77
Total S OS 27
LIGHT FUND
1919
Apr. JO, balance,-on hand ..,$1462 09
May 20, April light receipts. 172 25
June 14, May light receipts . 172 60
July 14, June light receipts., 159 25
July 26, received from gen-
eral'fund ., 300 00
Aug. 19, July light receipts . 164, 30
Aug. 26, received from co inv
. treasurer ....,......:... . D50 00
Sept. 10, August light re
ceipts 169 15
Oct. 14, September, light re- '
ceipts 208 i5
Nov. 18. October light re- f
ceipts'.- , 274 80
Dec. 18, November light re
ceipts 250 55
1020
Jan. 22, December light re-
f Ipts 334 00
Feb. 18, January light re
ceipts 280 c!
Mar. 18, February light re
ceipts 270 55
Apr. 10, March light receipts 218 85
Apr. 20, received from county
treasurer ., 2S7 85
Apr, 26, transferred fiom
genorol fund , 700 00
'fotal . . . . , $5942 64
Llelil. l'u ml n'urrimts Paid
0(1, Mid-West Electric C, ex-
press ;....$ 40
62, South Sioux City, Fcbru-
ary, 1010, account 217 75
'jj, narry Folti, Installing
meter .. 1 no
t4, Wm, Lahrs, light work,
and collecting, May 1010 . . 17 70
05, Mid-West Electric Co.,
throo meters 01; J7
C8, Win. Lahrs, light work
.nan.5ol,cct,nG' June 1919' 14 45
bO, City of South Sioux City,,
I'Bht for May and June '10 13 25
0, Wm. Lahrs, light work .
, a?.lS0J.,cctlns'' J"'y. ioiy. J5 w
7 hztJ3, Uronscy, State Treas.
52000 of light bonds and
accrued Interest, and inter
c,fit duo on balance Aug. 1,
ll)19 ..,.,., ,,,, "120 00
72, South'Sloux City, light"
July, AuwV and Sept., 1019. 208 00
11' vl,mu M8ht work . 4 75
74, Mid-West Electrlct Co.,
meters . 2547
75," Wm, Lahrs, light work
we 'tlng ai 00
0ct."d Nov., 1910 .......
'7, Win. Lahrs light work
and collecting Oct, and
Nov.. 1019. .v.
18, Sidney T. Frum, express
and drayugo ....... ,
79, Mid-West Electric Co.',
v thrw meters ........ t...
ii, W. Lahrs, light work
1KJ 00
20 SO
C5
25 47
and collecting, Dec. 1019,
and Jan. 1020 ....... 28 70
81, Mid-West Electric Co., ro
pairing meters , .;.. 1 S7
82, South Sioux City, light
Dec. 1910, arid Jan. 1020 . . 21 IT0
S3,- Win. Lahrs, light work
and collecting. Fob. and
Mar.K 1920 48 25'
o, aoutn sioux uty, light
for Feb. and Man, 1020. . . , '-MS 00
85, JVndrow Schank, work, ; , . 2 60
Total warrants paid. ....,. $33T1 53
Bal. on hand W light fund .. 2371 11
Total
, , .$5042 04
WATER FUND.
May 1. 1010. Bal. on hand. . S 8 12
July 14, collections Juh 1st. 34 65
Ju 28, County Treasurer. . . 1525 M
vet. 14, aopt. 1st water re
ceipts except county iS ' 0
Nov. 8, County for Sent
2 00
Jan. 2, 1920, water, January
Feb. 18, Harden ....
Mar, 0, W. It. Berger for
titer 4' ,
Apr. I", iter April 1st
Apr.-fw v s"rant No. 91 from
ll 'JO
45
5 75
32 00
200 00
gent. 1 und
Total ; S1957 07
Warrants Paid
26, Wm. Lahrs, pumping," etc.
May 1919 ........;,$
28, Wm. Lahrs, pumping, etc'
June 1919 ..... .-. .,..,,.; .
E9, Wm. Lalirs, pumping, etc.
t July 1919
30, Henry Kvumwlede, 6 hrs.
work on water mhlns .....
31, Geo. Barnett, labor and
fittings,, water mains
32, D.B.Cropsey, State Treas.
17 .85
15 05
22 &;
a 50
3 00
sa&oo water. bonds and nc
crued interest ,.... 102j 00
,u, ucu, jxtiiiuki., worn, anil
fittings', water mains .....
34, Wm. Lahrs,- pumping! et.5.
Aug. and Sept ;.....
35, Wm. Lahrs,; 0 hours 'work
, on mains ........ i ...... ..
36, Ed Frederick, drying hoso
2 .hours work ...-,....,.,
37,( John Hileman, 5 hrs. dry
ing hoso
38, Wm. Lalira, pumping, etc.
Oct. and Nov., 1919 f....
39, Wm. "Lahrs, pumptngranl
flushing;1 mains, Dec. "and
2 50
40 70
4,50
70
175;
35 7Q
Jan.
t.
1 1 ... ....,,.. ,
451 50 J
Total warrants naid.. . . ilslTM ii
Balance lh' water fund . . . .'. 19$) 67
Total ......:......, .$1957 97
' ROAD FUND.
May 1, 1919. Bal. on hand ...? 140.C-5
sept B, 1919, cutting Weedi,
for county ..... 2 jUpl
ipr. zo, Aviv, irom county
treasurer , 4 , . . , i 02
Apr. 20, .1919, from general f '
junu .....,.,...,,.1.,,.,. 500 00
Tot'alv ( . . . .7?S 854 17
Road FhhiI Warrants 1'hIiI
52, Emmett Hileman, street ,
orkl , . . u, , . . j ,.-',5 1120
6S, Wm. Blermannj "Utrcet"
woric ....... , '....,,...: ...I, k"i)0
57, Wm. Lahrs, road,, work, -,
May,, 1910 . ..,.. , 25755
68, Oscar Snyder, streetm'ork, ,1b. 00
bv, ,&. L. Hileman, road work, ,44 80
60, Wm. Lahrs, road Wk, ",
June 1010 1..., jb,60
- 1 jjj if""
4uwm.,juanrs,,pmglnii,'etc. vr ,?
G. F. AbiWI
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Lumber, Bilifflng a
terialr Hardware, Coal
Wo have now boon in Dakota City in the
Lumber, Hardware and Coal business, a little
over three years. Our aim has been to please our
customers, to treat every one right and alike; and
to give satisfaction as nearly as possible in all sates.
Wo still carry the best Lumber, Building Material,
Hardware, Paints, Greases, Oils, and nearjiy very
thing in our line. We thank each, and all Patrons
for, thBir past patronage, and will give you the same
courteous service in, the future.
COME OFTEN
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62, E. L. Hileman, rond Avort 27-60
63, Wirt. Lkhrs, street work
for July, 1910 13 175
64, Win. Lahrs, street work
for July, Auy., Sept., 1910 . 3T SO
65, G. F. Hughes, for eiosa-
, ing material CU 70
06, Earl Frederick,, ccmcn:
work ....,.,,,,..'.4,.,... . 21 00
67; E. b. lllloman, road work 45 30
68, Wm. Lahrs, street work,
Oct. and Nov., 1 010 ...... . 2 1 J 6
60, Eu .Frederick, sho'volirig ' .
snow .,..,......,,., "5. 42
70, Andrew Schank, shoveling- . '
snow -v .. 3 15
71, Wnt. Lahrs, street work
for December and' January ". 28 00
72, Andrew Schank, shoveling ..,'
"VJJV ......v., '.,"..,.. 4?03
7J, Wm. Lahrs, road wo, e for
Feb, and "Mar., 1020 l 'id
Total warrants, nnld .te a?a nn
Balance in road und ..,.,. 430 17
Total
,...,..,S 854 17
61. Aug. Barr. stiet woik". . ' 10 00
As shown bylreport th lmlanoes
in the different-funds ire as follows:'
Generaljfund .j. .C.rv...;$US7 6."
Cemetery, fund ;!,'.".., ' t'.9 77
Llfcht lund r- 2371 Jll
Water fund, v .--,.' 198 57 "'
Road fund' . ,U . .'. XVs-iWsX 43017
l'otal fundsjn Village 'Ti'ensv .
Villago Treasurer.
M. E. Cknrch Notw
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Rev.-S. Ar'pralM.PMto'r '.
-Last Sunday was ' getting. a little.
nearer normal lii tha activities at 'the
churth; The Sunday school Wasfnfin'
beyond the Wmsk-lc. ' and 'stlir there
were "a nuinherbfnt.. 1- , "A ,,
Mr. anu wrs. Kmmt agisted with
the service both morning, 'and even
ing, ( The'soloJnttKe inorning'serv
Ice was especlanyihelpful, aVv lie
half hour of songyservice ii the even
ing,, and the address' of vMrs. Uetder
was indeed, an imlift antLiiiauIration.
TJibse,wh6'dId vnot attend. serVicea
lost Siindayyrescei;talnlytilerilda,
rood. an'd'hnlhfil'tlBv ...Vc "
urery Aqcouht -.-As;. A . ., .4267i,27
Respectfully ubwtited,' Vj.
ELMERIiaBIERIrtANN. ,
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