HERALD, DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
m!Mtt t miMimAtmmn t h mmmmtrmrtum
DAKOTA COUNTY Hint AM)
JOHN II. HKAM, rulilNhrr.
Hnlcrcd as second class m ttcr in
tho PostofFlcc nt Dakota Cit, Nobr.
Subscription Price, 51.50 Per Year,
Telephone Nos. JH mitl IS.
wfMclnl Pnner of Dakota City mid
Dikotn Co 11 n (j.
, Foieltn Advertiiins Representative I
) THE AMERICAN PRESS .ASSOCIATION J
TILLACi: HOAHI) PHOIT.IIMNC.S
Dakota City, Neb., Aug. 11, 1020.
Hoard met in special session at tho
call of the chairman, with members
present Orr, Blermann, Adair and
JUroyhlll.
'The minutes of tUe previous meet
ing were read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
rllowed and warrants ordered drawn
in the proper village funds for the
siume:
GENERAL FUND
tllufTman Supply House, legal
blanks $ 1.00
Fred Schrlevcr & Co., account. 3.50
Win. Lahrs, marshal, July .... 15.00
Z. H. Ream, Insurance on fire
house 0.28
LIGHT FUND
Mid West Electric Co., repair
ing meters $ 4.50
Wm. Lohrs, light work and col
lecting, July 37.50
South Sioux City, current July. 75.50
Harry Foltz, light work 33.05
WATER FUND
AVm. Lahrs, pumping, etc., July.$20,75
ROAD FUND
AVm. Lahrs, road work, July...$ C.!)5
Jlenry Blermann, 2 hours drag
ging i.oo
On motion bill of G. J; Savidgcwas
bold over until next meeting.
G. F. Broyhlll and Will II. Orr
were appointed as a committee to
superintend moving of transmission
llhe.
On motion board udjourned.
Sidney T. Frum, Village Clerk.
Dakota City, Neb., Oct. C, 1920
Board met in special session ai tho
call of chairman, with members pres
ent Blermann, Orr and Broyhlll.
The minutes of the previous meet-iug-wero
read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on the proper village funds for the
same:
GENERAL FUND
Wm. Lahrs, marshal, August
and September, 1920 $ 30.00
Sidney T. Frum, one-half
year's salary 50.00
G. F. Broyhlll, account 35.50
Wm. Blermann, marshal, Old
Settlers' day 3.00
H. II. Foltz, marshal Old Set
tlers day , ,. 3.00
ROAD FUND
Will H. Orr. 10 hours drag
ging streets i . .$ 1G.0O
Wilfred Kinkel, C hours o
street work 3.00
C. H. Maxwell, 10 hours drag
ging streets 10.00
Wiii. Lahrs, street work Aug
ust und September 42. 7C
E. L, Ilileman, street work, 59
hours with team 59.00
' . LIGHT FUND
wm. Lahrs, ' light worJc and
collecting, Aug. and Sept...? 33.30
II. II. Foltz, light work 11.75
'Sbuth Sioux City, light,- Aug-
,' ust and September 188.00
Mid West Electric Co., mo
vers 34.90
WATER FUND
Y,n. Lahrs, pumping, etc., Au
gust and September' 10-1
hours $ 30.40
. On motion bill of G. J. Savidgo
was hold over for further Investiga
tion. 'On motion board adjourned.
. Sidney T. Frum, Village Clerk.
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Dakota City, Neb., November 12, 1920
Hoard met in special session at tho
coU of Chairman Broyhlll, with mem
bers present Buchanan, Adair and
Mh-oyhlll.
,The minutes of the previous meet
ing wore read and approved.
On motion tho following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on tho proper funds for tho same:
GENERAL FUND.
Win. Lahrs, marshal, Oct. 1920.$15.00
Elmer Blermann, express and
drayage advanced-.-...: 4.57
LIGHT FUND
Light Commissioner So. Sioux
Ulty, light for Oct $107.00
j. F. Broyhlll, account .... 14. Jl
Win. Lahrs, light work and
collecting 34,15
ROAD FUNDI
'lorn Ream, hauling dtt....$ 4.00
win. i.anrs, street work, Oct.
1920
WATER FUND
f)()
'Will, Lahrs, pumping, etc.,
'Oct., 1920 $ 18.K)
CEMETERY FUND
Elmer II, Blermann, for as
. fclgumont of claim of Holl
brook for mowing cemetery? 40.00
On motion claim of G. J. Savidgo
was rejected, for the reason that too
much time was charged against the
village.
'' On motion board adjourned,
Sidney T. Frum, Village Clerk.
Women to llnvo Part In Hlg Meet hit;!)
have n three-day program of their
own, neginning -juesuay. -ino wo-
HrasKa Homo economics association
and the Nebraska Ilontejnakers nsHu -
elation nro co-onorutlni,' In a joint
Kosslon. beyond farmers' wives and
specialists of tho State college of
agriculture ami the united tuiesuo-
pnrtment of agriculture are on the'
IIIUIUIII Hf IMDUUD3 nU.fjwbVO Ut V t V 1. 1
Intorest
Women are to havo an important 0. ,i,,tfM. ..t iv lmi,, r n. ru'ntvos the pats week.
purt In tho meetings of Organized Go8po, Tuill)1 w w certulnly ,,e " Thom
Agriculture nt Lincoln January :i to ninu.,..! t i,v... n,n... ai.,n,ii.i .,..,...,. Ily baturday,
It In addition to attending the gen iVviends come again with their en- r .."JT, '
oral sess on on Wednesday thev will ...... ,,!.. ..?... ...i i ..i Ir Plaste
; to women. Now that poll." tMr-T 'k I1Ir.t "(l K, r 'M Fred Ueiue went to Omnhn Snf,,r P"P eKKs Important poultry prob
i out of tho way for a while '. Nu,. arrived Thursday to visit ',!, , l lo Umn,in hfttur lents, is there u best breed? making
tien will turn their uttentlon "e", parents, (,co. Whnley and wife,' imx Heir.,,..,.. wna onv nn le uest ,,rped better, methods of
o and community problems. I nU other relatives. Monday, S ln hloux Cit ipedigreelng -poultry, two hundred
-aa. .it " I. --a. I rVllQa lfiifli Viiirill nil 1 ui Mn imi.I f I l l ..1.1.........
tics are
the women
Vvnw rni-i,w.i. iittniulitifr Mi, mintJ
. V t . i, ... l
tugs oi urgunizea griouuuro is u m
posed to bring his wlfo and dnugh.
terfiy
roit SALl
Ono Aged I'olund Chinu
several spring boars, on
uaKoia Ay, xncu.
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Mrs. Bertha Roost returned Tues
day from a few days' visit with rela
tives at Ponca, Neb.
Laura B. Holt, supreme oracle of
H. N.. was here tho 7ast week solicit-
K " m "Y'S,"
An Initiation oi
day evening, after which a luncheon
was served.
Ray Hail and v.ife of Sibley. lown,
unuiu Dyv.... ...,., ..... ..ww.. --
homo of his mother, Mrs. J. A. Hal'.
Mrs. Lester of Walthill, Neb., Is a
ll, iNeu,, is ii
.,,,,( intl,o iinmn nf hnr rinticrlitni-
guest In tho Home oi nor uaugntci,
Mrs. C. A. Dorncll and family
ramilv.
Hf ITntn Mn.i nf Clr.i.v f !
mm. ivnn; jTitji.m ... uh'ua W..J stiturduy and Sunday
spent the past week visiting relatives A)Cr risto of g"oux Cjtvspcnt
,nC i ..1 pi ,, , Sunday with his parents, D. C. Bris
Tom Mitchell of Sioux City is or,- to, nnJ wife '
silting his brother Day, on the farm D a Br;lo, on thc sick st
during corn picking time. jngt wcok
Mrs. Joe Johnson of PJalnvlew.Neb., MJgs Gcrtrudc pomoroy 0f South
arrived here last fcaturday for a visit s,oux Ct WM n ,st the K B
with her grandparents, M. h. Kennel- Smn mQ Saturdny nnd Sunday.
ly and wife. ' Miss Helen Bolster spent Saturday
James Trcacy of Wcstf.e Id, Iowa, a d Sund , ht t t'he p t So.
was an over Sunday guest In the J. cnBon homJ
.Uyn? x?mm i i ..i i I Frank Church and wife of South
Mrs. A. N. Tolen and children tlc-s,oux City werc Homer visitorg on
parted last Sunday for their home at Sunday
Langdon N. D, after-nn extended, Tom Alliiwny of South Sioux City,
visit with the horn,, folks here. wn Homer visitor Sunday.
John Waters of Lohrvllle, Iowa, l8 Shwman McKlnley and family of
visiting Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. iVSouth Sioux were guests Sunday in
I-. Waters. U)C ,j0S(,pi, Smith home. Miss Mar-
George Teller, of Woonsocket, &. D., t Sl'niUl !lccompanic(1 them,
spent last I-riday night in the r. 11., np ,)niIy ,, fni5,n wcnt to Lin.
Sullivan home,. He also visited his con j,ondny ,,y nuto to attend thc
daughter, Mrs. Jas Boyle, near Willi, donlisls' convention. '
w' t m,. , i ' J,rc- Mnmo Dow of Sioux City vis-
Mrs. Wm. Little, jr., returned to itc(1 fritnds in ,,0 TueSlay;
her home at Winnebago Monday after, Gc()i Mounce of South Simjx Cit
ft vlt 'ho D. A. Applcton home. wnB ba9ine3s viaitor in Homer on
Vic McGonigle, of Newcastle, spent ''ut.sdny
Sunday at his home here. Word'wns received in Homer Tues-
tanny League wn,H on the sick list -day thnt Mrfc Wnlter Twain!ey had
the past week. died in a Sioux City hospital Monday,
I he ladles met nt the Scott luillen nnd funenil S(.rvice's w0l',,d ,je hcld fn
home luesday evening to make ar- iomiiV Wednesday of this wejk. She
ronue menu ior a nazaar, which win-
be l,eld here In the nelr future.
Don t forget the school entertain-
ment and dance here Tuesday even-
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joe nogan am lam y spent sun- Bymputhy to the bereaved relatives,
day In Sioux City with his mother," Newt Crippen Is enjoying a visit
Mrs. Margaret Hogan. from h, brJ()'th(.r and tff Qh
Joe Marsh enjoyed a hunday visit owa
from his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. 15. L'eo Wagner and wife of Wisner,
Marsh of Sioux City. .visited at the Aug. Wilkins home
KIjK VALLtiY
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Evan Way spent the week with his
brother Frank, in South Sioux City.
Sophus Rasmusrten's little son Irvin, I PcdorseiI nnd the Roy Armour' chll
hns been quite sick the past three dren spcnt ovcr Sunda ,n th ,
uri.nku. hut. in lioffnr nnvv. I . . 1 ' '
... , ... ... . .
Loren T Iton and Geo. J McCle Inn
were In Sioux City Saturday on bus-
word that her brother who resides at
Unlonville, Mo., was quite seriously
Injured by falling from u barn loft,
L. C. Tllton will have a public salo
nt his farm on December 20th. Ho
will move to Central City about the
drat nf ih v.ir
Herbert Andorson of Sioux City In
has been picking corn the past two
..t, fA ri,.nf,.n,. '
irwunn ....... lima iii w..w..
Some of our farmers have finished '"" "' k. '. onristen
plcking corn, others will finish this wn; 'incis Smith, Mrs. Shanalmn
week,' but there is n inrge acreage """ Kay hm,ith Were all city goers
still in tho fiold, some farmers hae the past week,
over 100 acres to pick. , Mnrle. Knudsen spent over Sunday
Mr.imd Mru. Bert McClnln were n the homo of her mother.,
shopping in Sioux City last Saturday. Nols Hansen and son Robert, motor-
The Ike Woods estate will have a eiU".SiT0UX C,ty Monday.,
public salo at the form on Novembe, ...'J,,'11 I,uBKnn was taken seriously
24th. '" "uesdny evening. t
Sam Knox's two children have been' ,ft,lr,.nnI(1 Mra- A.-Schroeder nnd son
sick the pust ywa weeks, but are visited tho past week in the home of
better at this writing. their daughter.
Central City college will play foot-1 Mrs s- A. Stinson attended church
ball with the Wayno Normal school , hero the past week,
on Thanksgiving day, Robert Way I Rudolph Johnson Sundayed In the
nnd Merle Benton are members of home of his sister, Mrs. Albert Han
tho Nebraska Contrnl team. sen.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Llnd visited on Elizabeth Rasmussen and Mr. and
Saturday nnd Sundoy with relatives Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen visited Suniday
In Sioux City. t in the Chris Rasmussen home.
Mrs. Herbert Anderson and children , MiKe Jones was in Sioux City the
of Sioux City, have been visiting ut past week.
the Linafolter, Wood and Tllton Fred Bartels received a car load of
homes tho past two weeks. sheen tho first of the week.
Rev. Geo. J, McClellan, who started John Hartnett was a business vis
for Vale, S. 1)., on November 5th, itnr in Sioux City Wednesday
was compelled to return homo he-1 The foundation for the Glenn Har
cuuro of weather nnd road conditions ris homo is boing laid,
in northwestern Nobraska and South I John Heeney went to Sioux Citv
Dakota, the snow being from eight to Sunday evening,
twunty-five inches on tho level, nnd Joo Hatran was horn rm, cv,,..
piled up in drifts from four to ten
feet deep. Tho roads wore also in
ory bad condition. The meeting
nun was io negin on iNovomnor mi
was postponed till later
The Spring Bank Young People's
tvspol lenin had charge of the sorv-
ces ut Elk Valley Friends church
lust Sunday evening,
They iravu a
most, excellent service and it was
greatly enjoyed by all present. Those
not present nilnsed a real treat.
Messages short but to the point were
given upon tho following themes
given upon wio louowing t tomes:
"Christian Builders "Christian Stead
fastness," "Prayer." "Faith." "Deter
mination," "Helpfulness," "Christian
I Fisherman." Those messages were
'rh,, Gospel Team Is composed of the
foWlng young Friends: Klmei
,llinm Charles Lamm, Mnrle Drew-
iy Cnrn Urson Mnrv E, Mu,,.'
yM ijaniin RoheriM, Everett l'uek
tlt, CJlon Puckett. Cyril l'uckett and
Cyril Puekettand
h0hs llnberls,
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imMi.'n
Mis Ruth Small and MIhs Mnriruret .
Q( tittltt 1 1 If nninn Imutn ttt 1 f .. 1 ..
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Hiursdny for a week-end visit with
relatives
Itook his Mh.Hubert, to tho Samari
i -1 miiimii ii- ii vniiniiii tim iru en- . - - --
I Mrs. Lininu Miles departed Thurs- Thursday nt Mrs. Herman Kiel's
, day for Canada to visit n daugher.' Kmnk V, Larsen strained u llga-
She had been visiting her daughter, ment In one of his knees Tuesday of
bonr, and Mrs. Grovor DavN, for several duys.i Mr r.n a.,,,i,.ii 'I,.T.'"1
Forbet. Prof. Demel. of Colerldire. Neb.. ,,i m7-i :?-'S''. aioux
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a a
tan hospital last week for an opera- n fine Holsteln cow.
tlon for tonsils. Mrs. Herman Ebel entertained the
Clint Eddy stopped ofT on his way Golden Rod club last Wednesday nf
to Illinois and visited with his rcla- ternoon. The hours were spent in
tlves, B. McKlnley and Mrs. Rachael frnies afish pond and other amuse
Klnncar. ments being Indulged in. Lunch was
Mrs. Harry Iuuge left for tort Ki-
!y. Kn, irid-y. to join
her bus-
Seh Bnrnes nnd w,fo pf. Omaha,,
arrived Friday evening to visit at'
t, Nl, s fj h , with t, ,
relatives.
Irg j
A. Monroe of South Sioux I
ntt.. ( n 1- mirt.. r
. ' ii. viw.nuuw mminucj i
Ct truests at) the B.
Kf . ttr.lnf, .....1 f?i.ltfinl Iflnnnn. lnmnu
i i it. r i ti C i
"" - " '"-J ...w....w. .......w... ..;...w..
wn3 ,. UIld ,.,,,, nenl. Hon(cr and
w. ,,e leinemU0red as Mabel Rock-
we1 sllc. lenVM B husband, mother,
two ))rothel.s Bnd ono slstePf 0 mourn'
her loss. This commnnltv extend.!
bunday.
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HUHRAim
Kathiyn Larsen, Adine Ev'ans.'Rosc
rental nomes.
MlirRnrct U(rin r cnme over f
Corrcctlonvillc, Iowa Saturday.
u h. uarrow moved to bo. Sioux
","". ' "SLn 3' lIU""ar ,s
"Tnin HnWn i 4 ,
ffi'0' 1!?,"nnnr returetl to
''' Z nl ? ' IoWn' "fter n tW
weeks yncntlon.
rtt.. u .... i. i n..i.i i .
, " , ci y V-V . "ry ,0'
'orc" to bioilx City the past week.
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"""Knie'.
Crowe, D. G. E
Dan Hnrtnett, Mrs. John Harty and
Miss Heffeman. Mrs.
vans, Mrs. Reiss, Fred
Htm.... T... T . .... T-. ,' . .
.City over Sundnv lonklm. ..ft,.- ,'
farm interests.
At f . . " Tt l4l
Tho Larsen Bros, barn is nenrliv
completion.
The h. Chrlstensen family enter-
t a! nod a few families Sulday
pnt jm..s. wnt .., oil
Sundny vveiiinS'
oux Citv
tu nn,i '. i vt.i ., .
, t ,. V :h , if , Tl. ?"mmya
h. w-liristonsen was In Jackson on
... ... ti.oiMl.li:4l 1I'II1U(
business Monday ovcnlnir.
mi: nnu Airs. Wnvno linkw ,.,....
,,.,. r..,.,,, i.m..:, "" "' ii i ' .
i"? Z L iU '" .'" MoiM,l,y nml vl
Ited between trains
Zot.t Shanalmn spent over S mday
in tho home of her mother.
entertained
pson motored to Sioux
lensen's new house is ready
rinir.
,. j'rro wil.' he Voodmon mcetW
' , " ,ve,'ng, Mien two candidates
W1'. " Initiated,
Vic nml Herbert Harris motoi
,Si,lu.x Clty Saturday, the lutter
,,lkc , h,s examination for rural m
motored
to
,UhU ,,,,s "xominntiiin for rural mail
cnrrloi'.
I Kose Hnrtnett and sister Charlotte
j spent over Sunday in their homo
iit-ur .JiiwKSOtl.
SAMHI
, iif r".. '.
- tended a ladW aid Trrctln8 -at the
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nni ntu. if
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Mrs. Jacob Learner home in Morning
side last Thursday.
Inst week, and has been laid up ever
-incc.
, Herman Ebcl attended a Hobtein
caitlo sale at the Frank Morton farm
cast of Sioux City on tho Correction
ville road last Wednesday, and bought
served, and Mrs. Ebcl was assisted in
scrvlng by her daughter, Miss Verna
Ebel.
WATKltlintV
From the Allen News)
Mr. nnil Mrn. Jnlci Ttlrm moved in-
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to their new nouse inursctoy.
ti.a t rn ,. ,i tii.
Sur
"m ""R""1! "" "" ..'.
lier were callers In the E. J. Way
home baturday.
Frank Way took the afternoon
freight for South SloOx City, lie has
been helping his brother, E. J., on
his new home.
Josie McAfee nnd Robert Way
came home Saturday night from
Central City, Neb., where they are
attending college. They expect to
return soon.
Albert Herrick ca,ne home Thurs
day for a few days visit with the
homo folks. There being a short va
cation, the teachers attending the
association in Omaha.
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SIMS EXPRESSES WARM
TRIBUTE TO RED CROSS
"Government officials can
make no expenditures, even for
the relief of suffering nnd in
aid of our disabled heroes. In
the many urgent cases that
have not been foreseen and
provided for by law; and often
the necessurlly cumbersome ma
chinery of government depart
ments renders prompt action
difficult If not Impossible.
"Tho Red Crosa can and will
perforin these essential services
promptly und efficiently to the
extent rendered possible by pub
lic support. It has demonstrat
ed its efficiency both In the
great war nnd In peace, and de
serves the support of nil who
have the health nnd welfare of
our people nt henrr.
"WILLTAM S. SIMS,
"Admiral."
RED CROSS HELPS
SOLDIERS IN CAMP
Life In any military or nnvnl enmp
nt present, especially In the hospitals,
would bo considerably dull were It not
for tho Ited Cross. It Is the same ever
helping Red Cross these veteruns, sick
or well, find serving them, now, even
though two whole years have elapsed
since the war ended.
Ono of tho principal features of its
work is the entertainments it ar
ranges. Each night In every theater
or hut In camp, a movlo show Is given,
with a full vaudeville show us an add
ed attraction at least once u week.
In the hospital wards wltero the pa
tients are too 111 to leave their beds,
these shows are staged there for them.
The convalescent houses nnd huts of
tho Red Cross nro the enlisted men's
clubhouse. In them are held not onlj
the shows, but frequent parties as
well, just as was done when most of
America's young manhood was fre
quenting such places. Excursion
trips for the wounded, too, are fur
nished by the Red Cross. Athletic
equipment of almost every description
can bo bad at every camp' for the
BBklng.
The work of tho Military Relief
servlco In the Central Division at
present is confined to the five camps
In this section Great Lakes Naval
Training' Station, Camp Grant, 111.;
Ft. Des Moines, la.; Camp Custer,
Mich., and Ft. Sheridan, III.
Thousands of tho wounded, sick and
welt soldiers and sailors In these
cumps swear by the Red Cross not
uny moro atunchly, however, than
the many other thousands still In the
service and tho millions who have left
It. They have tho Red Cross to thank
for many pleasant hours and atten
tions they would not enjoy had the
organization demobilized Its nrmy of
military workers and let tho memory
of tho men still In the hospitals nnd
.amps slip frdin Its mind.
Health It the second bless
ing that we mortals are capable
of a blessing that money can
not buy. Izaak Walton.
Short Coiuv for Poultry Itnlsei
A short courso In poultry manage
ment will be given by the College of
Agriculture at Lincoln January 10
to 15 inclusive. Forty to tlfty stu
dents cuu bo accommodated in ciem
onstratlons und lectures on tho fol
lowimr sublects: Opportunities in
poultry raising, tho cost of produc-
egg bens, modern maclunery ror
j hatching chicks, coal burning brood
er stoves, practical poultry nouses,
sanitation and disease control, how
shall wo market our eggs? selling
hutching eggs and breeding stock.
Those Interested in this course should
write to the Poultry Husbandry De
uurtment. College of Agriculture,
I Lincoln.
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HVHKYTIMNU IN MUSH JIKTS
AT KHASOiXAUl.ti 1MIUTS
Honey-Saving Special!
JfOjt SATURDAY
Flake White Soap, 13 Bars for ....-..' '.l.00
Navy Beans, hand picked, G pounds for .;'.t ."()(
Pearl. White Flour, sold on Money-Back, Guarantee,
per 491b. sack ,. . . '$:.,2."
Hershey's Baking Chocolate, per lb. Bar T("
Hershey's Cocoa, -ilb. cans, percan .-.:27c
Fancy Apples, both eating and cooking, 31bs.'. .'.!?."
Toasties,large size pkge, per pkge 20c
Chocolate Dipped Peanuts,
Nut Oleo, 3 pounds for '. .$ Lao
Fancy Oregon Red Salmon, 1 lb. Cans . 35c
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Wi; PAY KIOli.V CITV PIMl'KS I'O U IU'TTi:iJ. I.'(J(JS AM) &
pitnnrri:
XV v Will Also Have a Full lane oi Fresh Fruits
and Yejrotable'-.
Keir
Telephone No. 31
Four Poland 'ChirAa Boars'
. . .For Sale. . .
(randsoiiK of J5ij? 1'rospect No. JMl'200; sired li.v
llnlilnu No. 102101. dam, Alice lM-inees No.
277840 one. of the best, sows thai Wik Prospect
lias ever sired. Priced to sell Quick.
F. H. Francisco Jacfe3ka
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E. F. Rasmussen
Auctioneer
Ponca, Neb.
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Write or phone me eorly for
dates, as I will sell nearly ev
ery day this season. I am sell
lnp; for the best farmers and
stockmen in Northeast Nebras
ka. I have some good 'farms
and ranches for sale.
Yours for Business.
How is YOUR
Westcott's Undertaking
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