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DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA, Til URSjDAY, DECEMBER D, .1920
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Laurel Advocntu: Miss Nellc Flem- twenty years ago, nnd who for fif
ing was nt home from Sioux City to locn years has boon livln .,i Cody,
bpcnd the Thanksgiving holidays. jNcb., was hero for a short i.rie tho
1 foro nurt of the week, stepping on
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Tt.nn. rl.fnnllr. Mrs. Heidi '
w.u ,,-.f fn ninnmnplfl lust Satur- Sioux City Journal, 1: lu s Edna
day to make her home with her son, Merrill, 221 '.Market street, and Ems.
c. , a li vinY, .lie Clinkenboard were married lasl
' n Thursday at Parker, S. D., where the
Hartington Herald: E. W. Pro- girt had told her mother M.e had
vancha leturned to his home at Sioux pone on the pretext of visiting rela
Citv Monday after spending Thanks- Uvea. Mrs. Clinkenboard i employ
giving here with his parents, Mr. and ed in the county treasurer office
Mrs. Charles I'rovnnchn. iiind the groom is a salesman fir the
-m, I Armour Packing company.
Central Citv Nonpareil: Misses' n." ,r, ,n
Lucille Hoagland and Loa Wolcott Allen News: Mis Hazel 0 tmeycr
and Mrs. Earl Cox entertained the of Sioux C'ty, is n guest at ih-l-'lojd
Parish club Wednesday evening at Fegley home this wed;... J.s. Ma
fhe home, of Miss Hoagland. . lonry of South Sioux City, leturned
" o " to her home Thursday noon n'toi a
Magnet item,s in Wausa Gazette: isit with her daughter her", Airs. J.
The Ed R. Schah'tell family of Old, II. Baker Mr. and Mrs H. C.
Neb., spent Thanksgiving with the lleckt and daughter, Mia Lucille,
Seval Ulscn family of this city, re- wont to Homor 'lhcnhsfivn t, day to
turning to their home on .Saturday spend the holiday with Mr', llcckt's
morning. mother.
Wakefield Republican: Mrs. Tor- , Sioux City Tribune, C: Join IIo
willigcr went to South Sioux City gan, 80 years old, prominent farmer
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last Monday to see her aunt, Mrs.
Blessing, who is ill Mrs. George
Barto and daughter, Gladys, went to
Sioux City to consult medical aid for
Gladys' hand.
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Beacon items in Allen News: Ed
Waddel of Jackson, is visiting his
folks. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Waddel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steele and fam
ily, Ed Waddel and Lloyd Waddel,
took dinner at the Charlie Waddel
home Thursday.
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Winsido items in Wayne Herald:
Rev. S. A. Draise came from Dakota
City Monday, going on to Wynot the
.same day and taking with him the
remains of. his little daughter to be
buried besidfc those of her mother.
The little daughter's body had been
in the Winside ceinptery for a num
ber of years.
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Pender Times: George WUkjjisof
Emerson, deputy U. S. revenue "col
lector, is here this week, checking up
old deals along income tax lines. He
will be here until Monday evening,
snd will be pleased to meet anyone
who figures that he has overpaid the
government, as well as those who did
not pay enough.
Ponca Advocate: Rev. Drnisacame
up from Dakota .City Friday evening
for a, visit in the Butler home....
Supt. and Mrs. C. Jacobson spent
Thanksgiving with Mr3. Jacobson's
mother in Sioux City.... Miss Clara
' Cook was in Sioux City Friday. She
spent Friday night with Dakota City
friends, returning home Saturday.
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Wayne Herald: Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Neely went to Sioux City on bus
iness Friday,""Yeturning Saturday....
Chns. Kate and family, of Sioux City,
spent Thanksgiving day in Wayne,
guests of Perry Theobald and family.
....Homer B. Skeen, who left Wayne
Rely on the Goodwin, State for full measure
service. All tranractijSns intrusted to this
service-giving institution arc handled intelli
gently and with thtf'ulijiQst dispatch.
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Tlie officers of this
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known here am1 Ihoir Wquiremenls are met in
a spirit" of friont ly co-operation. . -
livinc west of Hubbard, Nib., died
Saturday night at a local hospital
from senility. J'orly years rgo no
moved to" a farm near Hubbard and
resided there until the time of his
death. He was a pioneer of Dakota
county, and a member of the Old
Settlers' association. Tho body ws
sent to Hubbard, wheio funeral ser
vices were held at JO o'clock this
morning at the Catholic church. He
is survived by one brother Charles
Thomas Ilogr.n, of Emers v, Neb.
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Emerson Enterprise: Mis. George
Haase went to Dakota City Wednes
day to spend the day with Grandma
liaise. .. .Mrs. Jim llcenan of Willis,
nnd Mrs. Joe Hccncy vent to Sioux
City last Friday und had their ton
sils removed. Their tirothi r, Tom
Kcrwin, accompanied thm....Earl
Poole and wife and son, Iioin Crof
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Poole
a croThai'ilspiyinj? gupst at, tho
Iffime of uieiJMlaufthToi '-andWsistor;
Mrs. Harry Iloikes, of Dakota City.
....Mrs. Tom Gorman, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Ileenan and children, of Willis,
ad Mr.i. Joe Ilerney and children, of
Macoia .rpont the week end at the
' omc of their brother, JaA Kcrwin.
Walthill Times: Miss Sjlvia. Lam
son went to Premont Sunday to fin
ish her course in music... S. Haines
and wife were called to Hubbard on
Saturday by the sudden death of her
brother, Marion Weighs.... Lew Allen
was home from Hubbard last Sunday
for a visit with his family. He likes
his job at that place just fine.... Ma
rion Wcigle, of Hubbard, dropped
dead Saturday morning about seven
o'clock. Ho iiad been ii).good health
and he and his son were in the tim
ber cutting wood, when he called to
his son that ho wa3 not feeling well
end died in just a few minutes. He
lacked ju3t tun days of being 55 years
old. The-funcral was held here Mon-
Five percent interest paid, on time.'dep.osits.
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We have now been in Dakota City in tho
Lumber, Mlardwarc 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 sales.
We still carry the best Lumber, Building Material,
Hardware, Paints, Greases, Oils, and nearly every
thing in our line. We thank each, and all Patrons
for their past patronage, and will give you the samo
courteous service in the future.
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day. Ho leaves a wife, sc von boy3
and two girls. Mrs. S. Thiru of
Walthill was his sister.
Ponca Journal-Leader: .."lie wed
ding of Miss Ardis Butler ai i J. Fer
ris Francis was a quiet fant y affair
Saturday at high noon. BL ino Gra
bill. a friend from Lincoln, and Ar-
den, brother of tho bride, i jndored
a beautiful saxaphono and pi. no duet
before tho ceremony. Then, as they
played, the pretty wedding ma-ch, tho
brldo and groom entered unattended
and took thoir places under '.he arch,
prottily decorated with tlu bride's
colors, pink and white. Rev. S. A.
Draise, of Dakota City, uncle of the
bride, performed the. ceremony - in
tho homo of the bride's paiouts, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. A. Butler. T l bride
wore a traveling sujt blown
duvetyn'with nutria fur ti i imings.
She carried a bouquet of r i i. Fol
lowing the ceremony the c -neiliate
relatives present were serve a three
course dinner. The room 'as deco
rated with cut flowers and1 he color
scheme tastfully .carried ou . After
tho dinner tho bride and gc om left
by auto for Sioux City wh ' they
took tho train for their futife homo
in Portland, Ore. They will visit in
Burley and Twin Falls, Idrhii, before
going to Portland.
Winnebago Chieftain: W. ,.I. Lee
dom quit the cornfield !r I week
Wednesday and put tho lot wo it of
town in shape for winter 'i Jon1 it
froze up.... The Tims. Am1i"( rd htoro
at Homer was entered ami "njinea at
an early hour Sunday morn g. Soiro
money, several watches r j 1 othei
goods are missing. Homt nlcnt it
is supposed is guilty. No roosts..-.
George Ashford of Home. a in this
town yesterday and favored t ao Chief
tain with a brief social I . Ho h
a close and keen student f commer
cial and national alfairR mi ' wo ap
preciated his intelligent inu en
lightening conversation... "he John
Ashford family pe,nt Th i lntgiving
at tho home of Mr, and M :., W. H.
Ityan In Homer. Two ty four rela
tives attended tho dinnc- c .rly theio,
ai follows Thos. Ashfo 'l and fami
ly, G. W. Ashford and f.u uly, and
W. II. -Ityan and famllj. .11 .f Ho
rner; l)r. nnd Mrs. Pack id. of Sioux
City; Dr. Maxwell and f. mi v, of Du
kota City; John Ashford nn ' famllv,
of Winnebago; John T, Adi'ord and
Mrs. Ashford, of Winnob i?, ami Dr.
Chas. T. and Mrs. Maxw.jl, of Sioux
City. Thero wan u dIiihlful din
ner and a eoctal time.
Official Proceedings of the
Board of ConnniHsioiicrs
Dakota City, Nob., Nov. 29, 1920.
nnnrrt or county commissioners
mot pursuant to adJournmont with
tho following members present:
John Poller, chairman, O. W. 'Fisher
nnd William II. Rockwell, commlH
Klonors; Goprgo W. Leamor, county
attorney, and Georgo J." Boucher,
deputy county clerk, when tho fol
lowing business waa transacted, to
wit: In tho mattor of tho petition of
Fred'Bartols and others for road,
December 13, 1920, was sot aB dato
for hearing in tho mattor.
In tho matter of tho road potltlon
or K. F. Sbaughneasy and others, It
wan ordered that tho road bo viewed
and thq matter advertised.
Claims vcro ullowcd and war
rants ordered written for tho sev
eral amounts as follow:
On Protest fund
P. M. Nolswangcr, double assess
ment, $11.12.
On Road District No. 17
Win; Wilko, labor, $3G.00.
On Road Dragging fund
Victor -N. Hansen, labor, $29.00.
M. II. Konnolly, labor, $9.00.
J. M, Konnolly, labor, $13.83.
Tliomao normally, labor, $37. CO.
Walter 'Miller, fees for motor col
lection. $300.00.
On Commissioner District No. 1
John Jllleman, grader, $(58.30.
Raymond Roam, tractor, $50.00.
Ou Commissioner District No. 3
Kottlor & Probst, oil, $CC.9fi.
On Gonoral fund
John Trampor, claim dainagOH ac
count road through Hold, flalm
$100. nllowed, $50.00.
Thos. Long, claim for $198.00.
discount on claim, allowed, gluti.OO.
W. K. Voau, offlco holp, April to
July,$90.8fi.
Kottlor & Probst, supplies, dynn-
mlto, etc., $182.47.
Alloen Stlniion, nalary, $104.10.
13. R. Wilbur, buluurti rout, Poy
sgn, $30.00.
Mrs.. Iru Vcat'h, pension for No-,
vombor, $CO.O0.
Mra. Bertha Laird, pension for
No vombor, ?2r,00,
J. P. Rockwell, aalary. etc..
J72.r.r..
ficuiGo Cain, ealitry. $100.00.
J.S. Bacon, salary, tax booku, 111
lna, $058. 1C.
Nichols Oarage, suppllon. $14.30.
D, M. Nolswangor, fluppllea, poor,
Mc, $77.7C. '
Joo Bolton,
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Frank Combs, advanced suppllos,
McKnlght, $30.19.
Pc'rlUiiw Bros. Co., supplies, $8.G7.
Miles T. Roltly,- board, utc, poor,
$90.24,
H. I, Taylor, ropalr typowrltor,
$5.00.
Plorco Bros., blacksmlt h I n g ,
$30.50.
Board ndjourncd to moot Novem
ber 30, 1920.
0130KQK J. BOUCHER,
Deputy County Clark.
Dakota City, Nob., Nov. 30, 1920.
Board of county commissioners
mot pursuant to trtUournmont with
tho following monibcrs prosont;
John Fallot, chairman, 'o. W, Fisher
and William II. Rockwall, comml3
iilonera; Georgo W. Learner, county
attorney, nnd Georgo J. Boucher,
deputy county clork, wJion tho fol
lowing business was transacted, to
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1 ho board ordered that the war
rant for $231,88, In favor of J. M.
Kcnnell. on Inherltnnco fund, for
claim No. 2502, bo cnncellcd nnd
!ao amount written on Commission
er District No. 2.
' Claim or Charlos Churchill for
$50 00 for arrest Price, rejected.
.Claims wore allowed and wnr
lnnts ordered written, no follows:
On Protest fund " '
Mm, C. A. Thacker, liberty bonds
returned for assessment by mls
tako, $41.41.
Frank Borgman, erroneous aa
scsflmont, $5.18.
' ;On Commlsalonor District No. 1
.Highway Maintainor Co., whools,
$7,.02.
,On Commls'lonur District No.". 2
John Richards, labor, $8.50.
P. J. normally, lnbor, $115.00.
Frank Brookn, labor, $25.50.
Jas. Ryan, labor, $8.50.
Louis Pedorsen, labor, $43.25.
Bryan Khlidson, labor, $17.00.
.Too M Loodoin, labor, $15.00.
uan Ilyncs, labor, $12.00.
1 Harry Bowie, labors $25,50.
M. J.,Hyno3, labor, $42.80.
, Pat Uormnlly," labor, $149.20,
Albort Carponter, labor, $107.80.
J, W. Peck, labor, $30.00. .
II. R. Bowie, labor, $14.45,
. Will Hartnott, labor, $34.00.
, James Ryan,- labor, $12.75.
Standaul Oil Co., gua and oil,
$37.25.
1A. J. Simmons; labor, $8.50.
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Will Heonoy, labor, $12.00,
' Nicholas Simmons, lnbor, $31.00.
Albert Carpontor, labor, $93.00.
Honry McNally, labor, $42.50. ',
National Hollnlng Co., gas and
oil, $213.75.
J. W. Peck, labor, $37.50.
On Commissioner District No. 3:
Elmer Mnst, labor, $-1.25.
On Road District No. 1.
Joe O'Doll, labor, $110.(55.
On Road District No. 4.
Bryan Knudscn, labor, $25.50.
Louis Pederscn, labor, $85.
On Rorfd District No. :
Robert Jones, labor, i72.25.
Geo. S, Frum, labor, $42.80.
On Road District No. C:
Victor N. Hansen, labor, $12.75.
Chris O. Jensen, labor, $21.50.
On Road Di'strict No. 8- v
Thos. Gorrnnlly, labor, $G1.2b.
James Boyle, labor, $20.40.
John Kramper, labor, $8.00.
Thos. Gonnally, labor, $08.C0.
Anton Larson, labor, $23,80.
Tom Ilyncs, labor, $24.
On Road District No. 9:
M. T. Boacom, labor, $48.
On Road District No. 1G:
J. C. Smith, labor, $90.95.
On Road District No. 18.'
Pat Gonnally, labor, $221.
On Road District No., 20:
Bernard Kostcr, labor', $10,5.50.
Herman Bopkin, labor, $8.50.
Joo Garman, labor, $8.5(1.
Carl Llober, labor, $8..5U".
Martin Vos.s, labor, $89. ,
On Road District No. 21:
Daniel L. Hartnott, labor, $35.75.
Gilbert Andoron, labor, $08.
Chas. Hcenoy, labor, $13.25.
Thos. Cullen, labdr, $2.
Chas. Hcenoy, labor, $15.
On Road Dragging Rind:
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil, $19.01. ,
Thos. Gonnally, labor, $25.
Daniel llnrtnctt, labor, claim, $50;
nllowed $35.
Peter Peters, jr., labor, $30.
Thos. Gorrnnlly, labor, $12.50. " 1
Daniel L. Hartnott, claim $25.00:
allowed, $20.
Herman Smith, labor, $20.
W. II. Sundt, labor, $57.
J. W. Peck, labor, $30. "
Henry Thomson, labor, $34. .
William Voss, lnbor, $8.50.
B. McLean, laboi, S11.90.
Frank Van Lent, labor,' $8.50.
Bernard ICostcr, labor, 82().
Fred Diorking, labor, $G1.
Victor N. Hansen, labor,$18.
S. A. Mason, lnbor,' $21. ' ,
M. T. Bencom, labor, $57.
Wm. Wilko, labor, $37.
On Goneral Fund:
Staot Journal Co., supplies, ,,$2,()5. .
Frttr. Andersen, peace officer, $G.G0.
Joseph Hoonan, dam.igo Jcrbps ac
count rond, $50." ' ' " . .
'Ray II. Darling' balance repairs,
$20.21.
Standard Oil Co.,. gas, $11)3.70.
Standard Oil Co., .gas, S118, , .,r
Standard Oil Co., ga?,108.28t .
Remington Typo Vritcrv,Co., mil'
chine for County Judge, ,51145.
S. A. Stinson, sqprijios, Snyrei etc.,
$44.27. '
Monroe-Wilbur-Lnko Lbr. Collec
tion room, $5.
Grant Wilcox, election room, etc.,
59.
Mllburn &. Scott Co.T supplies su
perintendent, $14.99.
Perkins Bros. Co., supplies. $7.42.
yf. L. Broyhill, bnlanco salary Oc
tober, $25. ,
Perkins Bros. Co, supplloa,.$ 1,0(1,
F. A. Gordon, olectioii room, etc.,
$12. ' . ,
Ilorman Rcnzo, supplies, $10,90.
Margaret Twohig, slxly-throo ono
hundredths acres land, $252.00.
School District No, 30, Cloctlona,
ate, $E0. - m -
Perldns Bros. Co., tax rocgipts.
$lGl'.60r-y' -" rfv--
Thurston County, ono holf expenno
maintaining county lino roads.
,W. A. Mullen, coyoto scalp, $3.
J. P. Meredith, hauling for shoriff,
$0.00.
Oinalia Printing Co., election sup
plies, voting buqths, ballot socks and
supplies, $210.72.
Sylvcstor Tractor Co., ports tractor.
$25.G9. ' ' '
Mrs. Ira Vouch, October pension,
Mrs. Bertha Laird, October pen
sion, $25.
Horace Dugnn, claim, $SG.10; al
lowed, $01,10. ' v
John Matz, hauling for sheriff, $5.
Homer Star, ballots and printing,
$308.05.
S. A. Brown, blncksmlthing, dis
trict No. 0, $13.75.
Sr A. Brown, blacksmlthing, dis
trict No. 5, $11.G0. '
S. A, Brown, blacksmlthing, gon
eral, $63.80. ,
Board adjourned to meet December,
13, 1920.
GEO. J. BOUCHER,
Deputy .County- Clerk.
THE IIEItAIiD ,FOIt NEWS
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Tourinjs Car,-without Starter ..,. $518.00'
Truik Chassis -. . . $(517.85
Truck, Complete $787.00
Tractors , . , . $8!W. 10
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