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W" Dakota County Herald. Dakota City, Nebraska ae Tifrmi .'fcm.M m-nj'.WiuuwHtanaaavA,! itiWm' iw ni mwitffl rAiti J I V 3 ) WITH '-AJ BANK The Houf of Opportunity Of all the essential cogs in the world's greatest machine none are more necessary than capital. The hour of opportunity awaits every man who has money saved and safely banked. It is of prime importance that your money be held in readiness for your opportunity when it comes. A Certificate of Deposit at this bank affords safety and at the same time a liquid investment for ybur funds. Interest at 5 per cent and a hearty welcome awaits your account here. Bank of Dakota City Dakota City, Ncbrnskn Whitcrinir lk-cs Takes Chit If bees arc to be wintered out of doors their preparation for cold weather is one of the 'most important parts of the beekeeper's work. No ther phase of beekeeping has so di ii'Ct an influence on the honey crop the following season, says United States Department ol Agriculture farmers' bulletin 1012, "The Prepara tion of Bees for Outdoor Wintering." This bulletin gives directions and suggestions for preparing hives for cold weather. The amount and character of packing materials and the most economical type of packing cases are discussed. -Another bulle tin which will be of interest to bec I'eepers is farmers' bulletin 1014, "Wintering Hees in Cellars." Both bulletins may lie obtained free from the College of Agriculture, Lincoln. Soled Show Corn Tail Corn "to be shown at next year's fairs or at the annual show of the "Nebraska Crop Improvers' associa tion should be selected from the field early in the fall, according to experts at the State College of Agriculture. Early selection from the field affords a good opportunity to study the corn onlhe stalk and insures corn undam aged by freezing. Selection of seed corn in the field early in the fall also has its advantages. The Neb raska Crop Improvers' association is offering liberal cash prizes and cups for the Iftst displays of corn, wheat, oats, barley and rye at its annual show dnrinir th wpok of OrcrAniKiul Agriculture. The premium list may be obtained by writing the secretary at University Farm,Lrncoln. "Cold In the Head" la an acute attaolc ofttasal Catarrh. Per sons who aro subject to frequent "colds In the head" will find that tho use of HALL'S CATARRH llEDICINE will build up tho System, cleanse the Blood and render them less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may iWHMEDICINE Is tak. en internally and actB through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. ' All Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. 1108 00 'for any case of catarrn tnai HALL?S CATARRH MEDICINE will not CUrf'j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. LUMBER MIIXWORK and itunl bulldlaf tutorial at 25 OR MORE SAVING to ion. Don't (Tin aaaalaar bn.taf (Bill yon baraaaaa aomplaia lll of what yra naad and tiara oar aattmata IapmSrs JLUMBER CO. 8520 BOYD STREET OMAHA, NEB. WliKH you want your Ford Troperly Itepalvcil with Gonu ino Ford Tails, ly (j!einiiii Ford Mechanics, take, it io tho Ford Hospital, H09IEU 3I0T011 CO. jlliou what and how to ntanltn r.niir .. wtibl and iiivtl card. II mid "hraluolaiillU Mxeaeinna aure and fdrpeaJalilc ISfnd 10. lor one packara 17tT7P, Irachol Ulant rany ana FIYCLY IH..ilah -Am an A. h.I K Ik Wilt - 1HE HClUtS lUHtfMM SttD CO., .22111 Clevclin.',o CinldJi, UBI0. 3P I) 1.. S. .1. 1) A r L l Hcsidont Dcntisl 'PiTOMi fl II p M E R, N E B R. i illcFulh; jo i.i. . m ,vi i ijui CEHTIE," THt S-i Z it in Exhilarating Burlesquo; VautievilU IlllFlllldtitlirfllCirl,,0CfrllCil,CrtUl.l uulpici. Sriillanl Settle otroi:ml LADIES' DIME MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY Evdrybudy Coeal Ak Anybody tjKij, nf ir,,tji ao iMTiuaw tim Q' chicic LOCAL NEWS ITEMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1020 Bert Wood is erecting a barn on the Buckley farm northeast of town. Mrs. Elizabeth Broyhill is at Pen der, Neb., nursing' in the W. l.Wiltse family. George II. Haase and family were down from Emerson Sunday visiting relatives. Judge Win. P. Warner transacted business in Omaha the latter part of last week. Mrs. Nevada Lattin left Tuesday for Anaheim, Cal., to spend the win ter with relatives. Miss Hertha Smith was married in Sioux City last Wednesday to George Wider, of that place. ' The Homer Motor Co. this week an nounces in The Herald the new prices on Ford cars and trucks. Mrs. Bert Butterfield of Sioux City, visited the week-end in the Win. P. Warner home in this place. Mrs. Carl Rasmussen of Slater, Mo., is here on a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Baughman. Miss Emma Schmidt of Sioux City, visited over Sunday here in the home of her sister, Mrs. Vern Altciuus. Patrick Jones was down from Hub bard on business Tuesday, goujg on to the city before returning home. The Ed Easton house, occupied by C. It. Becker and family, was sold this week to Hal Ulacketer of South Sioux .City, George Orr, of Henuningford, Neb., was here a few days last week visit ing Ins brother, Will II. Orr, and family. Emmett Hileman has moved from the Mrs. Eva Orr house to the Bu chanan house which lie recently pur chased. Dr. C. II. Maxwell and family drove to Ponca Friday morning to attend the funeral services held for Mrs, J. J. McCarthy. The delinquent tax list for Dakota county appears in this issue of Th Herld. Look it over and see if your property is advertised for sale. Win, A. Niemeyer has the house, which he purchased of G. F. Hughes, moved to is new location and will soon have it ready for occupancy, Robert A.' Hansen has accepted position as clerk in the S. A. Stinson store, succeeding E. J. Pender, who resigned and returned to his home at Walthill. Waller E. Miller drove to Wait hill Wednesday morning in company with Andrew H. Viele, of. Norlollr, who went there to conduct a Masonic school of instruction, E. T. Alexander, of Macey, Nebr., charged with, stealing two sets of harness from Louis Bartels of Homer, took a continuance in Judge Mckin ley's court, and is being held under bonds of $50.0. Eddie Ansnes of South Sioux City, was here Saturday calling on old friends and bidding them goodbye before taking his departure for San Francisco, Cal., for which place he left Tuesday to make his future home. Orville Legg jnforms us that his spring Hampshire pigs that he ex- lutteu at tho Interstate fair, were in n the prizes and broucrht home some ribbons, although he did not expect it, and had not fitted them for prize winners. Rev. E. Lee Fleck, of Lincoln, held preaching services in the Lutheran church hero Sunday. Rev. Fleck will hold services here again October tho 17th, in the morning at 11, and in the evening at 7:30. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Mrs. Helen Chesshir and two child ren returned to their home at Plain view last week, ater a visit here In the Mrs. Belle Barnett home. They were accompanied by Mrs. Pat Kellc her and baby, who will visit there a few days bofore going to their new home at Chadron, Neb. Tho nineteenth annual meeting of the Northeast Nebraska Teachers as sociation will be held In Emerson on October 9th. Prof. J, Irwin Long of the Dakota City schools is on the program for a paper. County Su perintendent W. E. Voss of, Dakota county will preside over tho Rural Section. In the high school section Mrs. Marcia K. Sherry of South Sioux City has as her subject for a paper "Measuring the Achievements of n Pupil," followed with a discussion by Miss Clara Blume, also of the South Sioux tity schools. A baby hoy was born to Mr, and Mrs. Hoy A, Orr Sunday. Extracted honey for snle, at S. A. Mason's, Dakota City, Neb. Ed Rockwell of HubbarTi nrecinct. was here on business Inst Friday. Kirk Ronro, of Axtell, Kan., was n wctU'Ciul visitor hero with relatives. Kay Zcntmiro of Homer, spent a couple of days liorq last week with friends. Carl Ream and family, of Dixon, Neb., were over Sunday visitors here with relatives. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Ostmoyer, at Maternity hospital, Sioux City, Monday. Kier Bros, installed a new furnace in their store building this week, H. O. Dorn having the contract. Miss Goldic Frederick was home from her school work near Willis for an over Sunday visit at home. Mrs. Win. Tackaberry of Sioux City, was a visitor here Friday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will II. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Motes of Scottsville, Kan., are hero visiting in the homo of thcii daughter, Mrs. G. F. Brov hill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Onderstnh! of near Walthill, were Monday night visitors hero at the D. Van de Zeddo home. Mrs. Esther Harden and daughter, Mrs. Ada Sherman, of South Sioux City, visited relatives and friends here Sunday. Jack Frost made his first the season here last Wednesdav . i , i. . i ter of an inch thick as a nieniuitu nf his vUit . , ,. Andrew II. Viele, of Norfolk, Nuhy, held a custodian's school of instruc- tion in the Masonic lodge here Mon- day and Tuesday. A six o'clock sup- per was served Tuesday e ning to AidsoSodetvttemlance by thu La(lies Aia societ. the annual Dakota County Sundsy School association will be held Sat- urday and Sunday October ttch and 10th, in the Friends church in Pig- eon Creek precinct, near the Dave Woods place. Everybody interested in Sunday school work is invited to come and take part in the meetings, The regular fall term of distriae court convened here Monday. The first days session was occupied in hearing naturalization cases and call- ing tno docket. The, jurors reported for duty Tuesday morning, and the cwminal case of the State vs. Ike blierman, charged with transporting hquor, was taken up for trial. County Judge S. W. McKinley ofH- cinted at the following weddings tliq past week: George Albert and Flos- lS-0 T,0t f Si?UCAt,y' the Neb.Handy iflarfc. Weave" 'Sf J& sonCity,Iowa,awrenceIpetersonn anU Wollm Hnlnncnn l.tl. f a Citv. and Aiiir, .Tii0"" "i ' ," Cook, both .of Sioux City, on the 2nd. Tho fnlin,,, . ...... ried at the M. E ied atthe M. E. nnrmnnm. i, n M. 11V, 1UIIIIWIMI rim III11U llTIII'Ct - S. A. Drai.se durino- t.h , f." night: Wm. Murrnv of Nin,,v mi.- and Lina Olson, of Soldier, Io'wu, on September 22; Archie L. Coons and Kuth McCullough, both of Whiting, KeBv "rSencmber T27th: Fa,rreI1 K Rill, r w?"fWa' !Wa' and Julin Rggs, of Whiting, Iowa, on October mun JUcLuIiough, both of Whiting, teJ'frnS'h Sh TO c?PecinlIy. nf" Olive Coram, CenterviVlc,' S.' d! !! il tei trost has killed the insects, is a good time to paint, according to the State College of Agriculture. Pick "00,' ''"H'l's Vs. Poor Lnjcrs out a clear, warm day, and the work A Nebraska College ol Agriculture can be done unhampered by flies and circular called "How to Select the other insects, wind and dirt. New Good Layers" gives the following st.ructvires built during the summer characteristics of high producing will have had time to season. They hens: Mature earlj tor tho breed; should be painted before the rain and "re vigorous; have ood capacity; snow of fall and winter come. It is moult late; moult quickly; have fad also well that machinery used during d shanks (yellow shanked arieties). the summer be painted before it is por layers mature slowly; moult car stored away for the winter. ,ly; moilt slowly; shanks hold color; Wm. Gorden of South .Sioux City 'liavo thick pelvic bones poor capne who was arrested last week on a 'tv Heavy layers are hearty ent charge of operating a "moonshine" ers A 5-pound hen that produces plant in that burg, gave bonds for'200 cgK8 in a CttV jnust convcrt his appearance in tho county court n,J0Ut J0 pounds of raw material in Sheriff Cain and Deputy Rockwell Lo tno fi,lisnetl Product eggs, raided his nlaco Inst wonir nmi Hence a fully developed digestive fiscatcd a "still," and a quantity of and reproductive system is neccssa "mash." Five half-gallon jugs that' ry' Tne circuIar Bvs iles for had undoubtedly contained "hootch " ,neasurlnK vle hody capacity of a If, Attn liH.,l.nu 1 1 .... '. linn .... tirnll (in m.ln.i Phh 4 n ! I ! h .m 4 1 . ft wcic uiuKcn ipu uumpeu in the back yard by some one during tho raid However, enough of tho stufr was so- cured bv the ofHenrs in '.,; them that the "still" hud boon work IMfil nllu! .l A. U'V, illllimil, ,. FOR SALE, A good barn, 22x3G ft. with 12 ft. posts, shintrle roof. Innnim .r n i' Greer at lumber yard, Dakota City'. Shili' llncournges Parni lv- Houses larmers can have Ice for compar. atively small cost, according to the btate College of Agricultme, which is encouraging the construction of ce ponds and ice houses by j.rovid- .ni e V i'un3 ,fno U0"eB ..... .. v. m.j luwncr uirccuons lor fin, i K u , I'0"" Which can bo .. ,i.u .,, lllu w, .umiii, or icr dam- "J' 8m"n rnv'no t0 catch the ::. j " ',' , ' -i"'n ir feet deep, 35 feet wide and GO feet J;"" I'rov.ue lenio iv olve tons r,H.,M ii Vj",K'K '"- f ! r a,Tn1,' BU.m. I'liopfint i-.u.io u. Duvyjiu Kmus oi ice housei. Ice houses mav bo constnintiwi t n small cost, If desired, or a little more !rlS.hd.t"I,'i! 'larvestincr Ihn Inn --., i, ,"'-. zja wZ, bothio,SoS I".. 0"c .my e.iy the i .i' .. ,l. . .' " -,...-, use of ice for a sum ou it TIi Z o of the iuBvn, h., Ar"f '" or the luxutlevf farm never do without lioubc is one life. -I'O IL Q T 1 .nr'Sssiar'Sb.'ias: a A. DRAISE. Dakota City, Neb. He's Not Afraid of Any Job Now WAS I'.NAW.r. TO HIT A I.1CK OP work whi:x in: iii:(iav TAKINt! TAN., AC. "I had fallen off thirty pounds and was unable to work and although 1 have been taking Tanlac only a little more than u month I have already picked up twenty-five pounds of my lost weight and I am feeling fine, "vns the statement mode by Frank A. Gustafson, a well-known fanner of Manning, Iowa, when he called at the Sherman & McConnoll Drug Store in Omaha, a few days ago. "My troubles had been pulling me down for three years and 1 hod just about played out altogether," he said. "I had given up my work entirely and never expected to be able to hit another lick. My stomach was al! out of order and my appetite had about gone down to nothing. 1 couldn't eat anything cxce.pt some thing light and many a time 1 would get up from tho table without eat ing a bite. I had terrible pains in my stomach and gas would bloat mo up and cause my heart to beat so fast I thought sometimes 1 had heart trouble. My head ached so bad at .. .'times the pain nearly set me wild visit ol nmj j w(H,i,i KL,t M) ,jzzv i could iv nicht i ii.. ... i c.... ' a. ....!. umiiiv auiiiiu mi my icei. ii muni i.i , i. i ...i ,... K niuv.il aiKvyt .uiu illuming found me feeling worse than when I went to bed. I went down from one hundred and seventy pounds to one hundred and fortv, 'was growing weaker all the time 'uul felt that my time wasn't far "But Ton,nc calu wy "1'V troubles are now all over. I feel strong and healthy like a man ought to feei and I am not afraid to tackle any kind of work. I have the finest kind of appetite and my big gain in weight, twenty-five pounds, shows how well my food agrees with me. I am not bothered with headaches or dizzy spells any more, and I .sleep like a top and get UP every morning feeling great, Tanlac has done everything for mo I could ask and I recommend it Heartily." Tanlac is sold in Dakota City by Neiswanger Pharmacy, in South Sioux City by McBeath's Pharmacy, in Homer by Brassfield & Jensen, in Hubbard by Duggan & Hcffernan. Advertisement, MATRIMONIAL VENTURES. f ! r "?W , licc'-s 5L " . M ......., ....,, ..., ,,..JU ., Nnn,e nnU Address. Age. ..'28 ...28 eor?e A'w'' i,ioUX Si Hossie Oviatt, Sioux City 1!n,,ry L. Ray, Battle Creek, Neb. .124 Mn,,y c- Weaver, Johnson City, la. .22 Farrcll L. Kcllv. Onawa. Iowa 21 Julifl R'KRs, WITiting, Iowa '...19 Lawrence A. Peterson, Sioux Citv. .28 Nellie Robinson, Siou A"Bust J01"0". Sioux D"W Cook- Sioux Clt CIarJnco ,,, Nellie Robinson, Sioux City 27 x City. . . .Legal ty Legal Centcrville. I C I". n . " "a vth a mm-, mi iuiui. uiu otnor characteristics of good layers. II ifi recommentled that flocks be culled regularly and the ioor nrodu- cers! eIi"'int-'d. Frequent culling I 111 .llllrr 1 1,11 foil ill ..!. ll. . ..!. ' ll, HIV: lilll Will WUIK LI1U I Ul'R down lo a high producing hums. Ask ihe College of Agriculture foi Exper iment Station circular 12. Hug Cholera A"'irs In S.11I11 Hog cholera has suddenly appeared n several places in Nebraska and an oll'icjiil warning has been bent out broadcast urging farmem to bo on their guard. The State serum plant and .several urivate serum slants re- ported heavy calls for serum during September, indicating that cholera ov siKna of cholera were present over a considerable area of tho state. Vaccination is tho only way to com hat tho disease. It may be that laxity in the use of serum this year is me main cause for tho outbreak, Farmers are urged to watch their hogs carefully. When a sick hog is lou(' 't fahould be isolated at once and a diagnosis made. Vaccination will iirevont tl ii..,,. ' ll Btel.U.lrflel.l lll-lrlct or No irnskn fur 1 hi, Yiir l!l2(i NciirasKa lor t he rear VSM. Koncsnty- ire!.2bctcti'8 ied 'coun tvnty. ;;;i? LIVSJ! n,xo Cwny ..-.March 22; Nov. ID ,?'t day of each term is set for honrlnif Naturalization Applications. "a .. I I . if ITlaMtfaHHaVkllSHaH LETUS PRINT ITFOR YOU WBJJHaTaWiW Stinson's m iiii iiiii. ii mm nana mm-m hwiii mt ! i in in .iiMiMiitaawwtw wPWa Maw i Specials for Saturday, Oct. 9 FOK THIS DAY ONLY To cut the II. C. of L., wc will on Saturday soil at& a reduction of 5c per yard, all of our piece goods This includes Calicos, Giiiglutiiis, Outings, Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow Tubings, and Percales. Our very best Overalls for. men reduced 25c per' pan. 10 Mouse Traps for 10e Men's Work Shirts at . . $l.i!5 5 cans Libby's tall Milk 80c v 1 can Tomatoes, Peas or Kraut 1.1c Boiling Beef, per pound, from 12c to Joe Full Cream Cheese, per pound JJ8c Jonathan Apples, very fine, per lb )v 3 packages of Toothpicks ' 10c i-pound Bulk Tea, for ..; 2(h. Vrt'sh Fruit and Vegetables of all Kinds for Saturday's Trade Stinson's Dakota City, HLH a h b a a m a H m w m m m m m m m m u u u n m m u m m m m m Public Sale! ('. A. Derrick and Sons will oll'cr at Public Sale at the Derrick Farm near Water bury, Neb., a nice lot of High (Jrade Shortbyrn Cows and Heifers; also some good young Dorses and other property. The Dales Goodell Co. will also at this time sell a few good Chester White male Vigs The Sale will be held oh October lltli. Sale Dills will be sent ut .before the SaK m U. A. II K J. 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