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DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921
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Meadow Grove News: Edward An
trim returned to Mornlngside college .
Sioux City, Iown, Monday, after
spending a few days with his parents.
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Pender Times: It. G. Fuhrman
went to Omaha Monday and from
there to Dakota City, where district
court convened I. 1$. Walden of
"South of Kansas City," was in town
Wednesday, a cuest at the 15. K Wnl
den home.... Mrs. W. W. Pounds re
ceived word the first of the, week of
the announcement of the death of
her mother at North Platte. She was
SI) yeuis of age. Mr?. Pound's health
U such she could not attend the fu
neral. o
Lynns Mirror-Sun: G. W. Little
and' daughter Esther, are home from
their sojourn at Excelsior Spring,
Mo. Mr. Little's daughter, Mrs. John
M. Spencer, who has been down in
Mexico, joined them at Kansas City
and accompanied them home.... Mrs.
M. M. Warner, who has been sick for
the past two months, is in a very
serious condition. A specialist was
called up fiom Omahu to consult
with Dr. Barr this morning and Miss
Anna Miller, a trained nurse, is eat
ing for her. Her sister, Mrs. Flor
ence V. Nixon, is also here from Fre
mont. Walthill Citizen: Jim Irhy re
turned from a visit at Homer Fri
day.... Bert McClain and wile re
turned to their home at Waterlmr,
Friday... .Ed lrhy and wife of Homer
pent a few dirt the p't week with
his parents, J. L. Lby and wife
Albert Onderstal went to Winneb-.
go last Fiiday evening to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Ed Norris . .Ralph
Mason, wife and son came up from
ttosalie Sunday evening, visiting W.
H. Mason and family until MnvJr.y.
Mrs. Woodbury and Mis. Davis
came over from Thurston and tpent
the week-end with their fither, A.
A. Nash. .. .Agnes Mathews icturned
to her home at Homer Saturday, af
ter a visit with Mollie Matousek and
Mildred Kelley. . . .Geo. Gallagher
and family returned to their home
at South Sioux City Monday. They
had been visiting her parents, Taylor
Huffman and w'ifu '; i-V-i --'' -'
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Ponca Journal: Mrs. George Bar
tels and children of Dakota county,
visited the first of the week at the
home of the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Harry Wendt and sister,
Mrs. John Itahn.. .Some time ago
Prof. Jacobson cordially invited the
leachers of the high school to spend
the evening at his home on Monday,
January 31, that date being the an
niversary of the birth of Mrs. Jacob
son. But as the professor has many
things to thitik about, he forgot the
invitation. Not so the teachers,
who immediately saw the humor of
the occasion and, after making a
goodly supply of iiolicious candy, pro
ceeded to the Jacobson home. Im
agine the sui prise of these worthy
people when their guests arrived.
But they were equal to the occasion
and entertained their company in a
, royal manner and their guests, de
parting at a late hour, declared the
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We 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 one right and alike; and
to 'jive 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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evening a complete success.
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Sioux City Tribune, 3: The mar
riage of Miss Josephine de Hornc,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. de
Home, 1245 Wilder avenue, Honolulu,
Hawaii, and Thomas S. Jones, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jones of Hub
bard, Neb., was an event of Wednes
day morning in Honolulu. .. .Word
that Douglas Jeffries and Walter
Tuttle, both about 17 years old, liv
ing tit Allen, Neb., had robbed Jef
fries' grandmother of SCO and were
headed toward South Sioux City, was
received by Maor J. L. Phillips, of
South Sioux, about f o'clo.ck yester
day afternoon. Mayor Phillips im
mediately notified Joe Klosler, chinf
of police at South Sioux, who waited
until the. freight train due at 5:30
o'clock, pulled in when the two boys
were nabbed. The culprits were
taken to the city jail and upon bei -g
questioned, it is said, admitted thiir
guilt. They probably wijl bo sent
back to Allen and sentenced to the
reform school.
Emerson Enterprise: C. V. Dunn
transacted business in Dakota City
Monday.... N. J. Hansen diove to
Dakota City on business Monday...
Thomas H. Power went to Dakota
City Friday to visit with friends for
a few days. .. .Born to Fred Johnson
and wife, of Hubbard, a daughter,
Monday, January 31, 1921 ... .Born to
L. R. Hartford and wife ol Nacora, a
daughter, Wednesday, February 2,
15'21....A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Gormally, of Willis, the
latter part of last week.. .Mrs. Dr.
Hansen and daughter Fredi icka, spent
Tuesday at her sister's home, Mrs.
Armstrong, at Willis. .. .Mrs. UIFinc,
from Hubbard, visited here a few
days last week at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. P. A. Shearer. .. .Ike
Ellis, of near Waterbury, attended
the pure blood Poland China bred
sow sale here last Saturday. He was
a good customer, too.... Miss Cecelia
Bobier and Miss Beatrice Krumwiede
from South Sioux City, spent a few
days here this week at the home ol
Edith Horton.
Sioux City Tribune," 3: Mis? Perle
Stinson, one of, tljo 'vonien-jurom
"solving during the present term of
district court, could mt understand
why she was not kept on any of the
juries for which 'he w.u examined
since she reported for duty, more
than a week ago. Miss Stinson had
a long cherished desiie satisfied yes
terday when she was given a place
in the jury which is hearing tne suit
of J. Colder against Sam Kruirmann
for $500 damages. Not on'v that,
but she, with Mrs. Mathilda Hend
ricks, outdid the other women jurors
in that it was necessary for this
jury to "journey' to Goidti's store
at Fourth and Court streets, to de
termine whether Krummann is lia
ble for water which llowed into Gol
der's basement and damaged his stock
of furniture. Incidentally, Miss Stin
son's mental faculties have been con
sidcrably lelieved, for, as she said he.
fine finally "landing," she didn't know
whether the lawyers thought she was
"too smart or too dense." Miss Stin
son is cashier in the Tribune office.
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Dakota City, Neb.
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Henry A.
Oneruting Store Formerly
SPECIALS FOK f5A'ITKIAY
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SUGAR, 10 pounds for . . '. !."(
SPECIAL COFFEE, per pound dSi-
CHOICE DRIED PEACHES 2 lbs. for ...Am'
SWEET PEAS, 2 Cans fof... Soo
TOMATOES, 2 Cans for A 2y
SUGAR CORN, 2 Cans for 27w
ASSORTED JELLIES, per glass . -'
MEN'S OVERALLS, 220 Denims, pair ....$1.H."
MEN'S WOOL HOSE, pair j I8i-
MEN'S SOFT COLLARS, 2 .'for ."
CHILDREN'S HEAVY RIBBED STOCKINGS
(Special) per pair '19 v
LADIES' SILK HOSE, $1.50 value, pair... ..
FUESii ntrrrs AND
LOWKST
Henry A.
Dakota City,
Farm Bureau Field Notes
(J. It. Young, County Agent
. ' Tho Dakota.. County' .Farraers'i. in
stitute will hold its sessions ai 110
mer, February 17 and 18. Tho
mens' section will hold their meet
ings In tho Farmers' exchange hall,
and tho women's section at tho lab
ratory room of the high bchool
building. Premium. lists, appeared
in tho county papors two weeks ago.
PROGRAM MEN'S SECTION
Thursday, February 17
Morning Entering exhibits.
1:30 p. m. Some Now Varlotles
of Small Grain and What They Have
Donp for Nebraska, P. II. Stowart,
Stato Extension service.
2:30 p. m. Godldi Roads nnd
How to Get Thorn, Georgo Woltz,
President Nebraska Good Roads' as
sociation. Evening Program, 7:30 p. m.
Joint program for men, womon and
children at Fanners' exchange li.ill.
Motion pictures. Four roeln. Sotu
H. Taylor, Division of Conserva
tion and Survey, University of Ne
braska! Address Dovoloping Communi
ty Spirit, Rov. L. M. Doreeii, Sioux
City.
Friday, February 18
10:30 a. in. Swine Diseases and
Their Provontion and Control, Dr.
Henry Kerstion, United States De
partment of Agriculture.
1:30 p. m. Farm Marketing
Problems, Geo. R. Boomer, Univer
sity of Nebraska.
2:45 p. m. Marketing Livestock
Through the Farmers Union Com
mission Company. Sneaker to he
supplied.
5:00 p. m HuslnesH session.
PROGRAM WOMEN'S SECTION
Thursday, February 17
Morning Entering exhibits.
1-30 ji. m. Housohold Adminis
tration, Miss Alma Sturdevant.
Mirs Sturdevant will also judge
tho exhibits and give, a short talk on
her plaelngs.
3:00 p. in. -Incubation, liroodlng
and Caro o Youity; Chicks Ques
tion box. Chas. T. Cornman, State
Extension sorvico.
Evening, 7:30 p. m. Joint pro
gram. Samo as In men's program.
Friday, February 18
10:30 a. m. Selecting tho Layer,
Feeding for Egg Production, Com
batting Diseases, Lico and Mites.
Chas. T. Cornman, State Extension
servlco.
Highest Price Paid for Produce
1:30 p. m. Short CuN In Hew- 01. file; motion for new trial over
ing, Miss Alma Sturdevant, Stute niled.
Extension sorvico. u,idy Henry vs. Hubbard State
1. ,? v'nm' ,l0"10 Nl"fiK. ""I'0 Hnnlc: Settled and dismissed as, per
lioaclily, Rural Houlth service, No- Journal entry on (He,
braska Farmer. I .;dwln 0. Bllveu vs. Mrs. M. E.
1:00 p. m. Business session. I Calloway et al.: All defendants de
tach speaker on this program is a faul.ed; court UnHs allegations of
specialist in his or her lino anil aro petition to bo truo; decree us pray
the equal of any to bo found. The cd; cocts taxed to plaintiff,
evening program will be highly on Hugh Huniinond vs. Oliver F.
tortainlng and Instructive. Tho Newhoiibo: Motion to quash suiil
good roujdfl' meeting will bo lllustra- monH sustained,
ted by use of motion pictures. Our H. J. Gorlock vs. A. V. Eastman et
premium offerings aro Minimi. Help al.: (iuiirdlaii iidlltem appointed;
lo mako this institute a surcess by defendants defaulted; court finds
making a lurgo number of entries, allegations of petition to ho true;
All entries closo at 1:00 p. in., Feb- decree as prayed; costs taxed to
ruary 17, Everything Is free. plaintiff.
' Geo W. Sholbloy vs. William
Tho Herald, $1.G0 per year Trlgga mid Mabol Trlggs: Defend
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Mushkin
Occupied by Koir Bros.
VKUETAMjKK AT
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Mushkin
Nebraska
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DOINGS IN TIN'
DISTRICT COUHT
"'Following urdiUi'er rocorded pro
ceedings of District Judge Guy T.
Graves at the recent term of court
held in this place:
Thomaa Bronson vs. Kate Bron
sou: Dismissed for want of pros
ecution ut cost of plaintiff.
C. W. Hltt vs. C, St. P. M. &, O.
Ry. Co., C, B. & Q. Ry. Co.: Dis
missed as per stipulation on lile.
Fred Martin vs. Llllio Kuh: Dis
missed as per stipulation on ilia.
Drainage District No. 2, Dakota
County, Nebraska, vs. Henry W.
O'Neill et ul.: Defendants fleorgo
J. Boucher, administrator, II. II.
Adair and E. II. Gribble, administra
tor, granted two duys in which to
plend.
Webb Kellogg vs. Ruth Arm
strong et ul.: On motion of W. J.
Hammond ease stricken from dock
et. Fannie Emma Emery vs. Jannio
Semplo Hill Co. et til: No showing
made case dismissed for want of
prosecution at cost of plaintiff.
Patrick Montgomery vs. C B. &
Q. Railroad Co.: Settled and dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Slioy L. Ewing vs. Carl Sund:
Motion for cost bond sustained;
bond for aontH ofllored tiled w'thln
10 dnyB or case will Btand dismissed
Arthur M. Lelanll vs. Waltor D.
Hlnes, as Director Geuoral of Rail
roads of tho United States of America-
Dismissed as per stipulation
011 lile.
Etta II. llalstead vs. John F.
liuikhead et al: Ordered to show
eaiiHC, if any, why sale should not
be confirmed; no cause shown salo
(onllriiH-d and deed ordered.
Charles S. Buckley et al. vs. City
of South Sioux City: Demurrer
nmtalned as to the corporation aiur
partnership; plaintiffs overruled as
to personal petition; leave grantcwl
to make John Green plaintiff; plain
tiff given leave to lile amended peti
tion within 30 days.
Capital Flro Insurance Co. vs. .).
(' Purucken Plaintiff allowed to
tile petition within 10 days..
Catherine Dougherty et al. vs. A.
L. White: Motion sustained; plain
tiff allowed 10 days to amend por
tion; defendant i.'lowed until May
1, 1!)21, to answer,
Rosa Kuh vs. nennlu Flynn:
. Kllvllniru mill lll'Cll.o tir .l.ifmiitn 11!
ants defaulted; court finds allega
tions of petition to bo true; amount
duo plaintiff to bo the sum of
$307.80. Interest at 8 per cent; do
croo of foreclosure and salo ub pray
ed; stay ordered for nine months.
Waterbury Stato Hank vs. Robert
Voss: Robert Voss defaultojd; court
finds allegations of petition to bo
truu;' amount duo plaintiff on first
cause of action $1,352,00, with in
terest at 8 per cent rom this dato;
and on second cause of action $1,
132.80, with Interest at 10 per cent
from dato; judgment as prayed.
United States Trust Co. vs. Honry
Sklnioro ot al.: Defendants de
limited; court finds allegations of
petition to bo truo; amount duo
plaintiff $3,9111.00, Interest nt 10
per cent from this dato; decreo ol
foroclosuro and salo us prayed.
Edwards &. Bradford,' Lumber
Co. vs. Win. L. Joy ot al.: Guar
dian adlitem appointed; dofoudauts
di faulted except Bridgot Roonoy,
court flnds allegations of petition to
be tnn. decree as prayed; costs tax
ed to plaintiff.
In tho matter of tho application ot
Win. II. Ryan, admlnistiator of tho
ehtato of Bridget Hodgtus, deceased,
for license to soil real tstato: Or
dered to show cause, If any, why
salo should not ho confirmed; leave
granted to amend return of -salo to
conform to facts; no objections hav
ing been made, snlo coni.rniod and
deed ordered.
Poter Jensen vs. James Sojiton ot
al : Geo. W. Learner hereby ap
pointed guardian adlitem for all
persona who may bo In sorvlc.0 oi
nnvy or army of tho United States
of America; defendants defaulted;
I'ouit finds allegations of petition to
bo true; costs taxed to plaintiff.
James R. Runuolls vs. John A.
Beebe, tho City ot South Sioux City
and Southern Suroty Co.: Motion
to make more specific overruled;
Dofoudauts Beebe and City ot South
Sioux City except; motion for bond
for costs confessed; dofon lan(s al
lowed 30 days to plead.
Farmers' Co-oporattvo Co of lit
mor. Neb., vs. Chas. C. Orr ot al.:'
Guardian adlitem appointed; do
fondants defaulted; court" finds al
legations of petition to bo true; de
cree a.s prayed; costs taxed to plain
tiff. Stato of Nebraska, vs. Loul.i" Joiin
son: On showing of county attor
ney case dismissed; defoliant dis
charged; bond icleased: 00 iuty at
torrioy allowed to wltlidrnw""oxlilblf
A, the draft
C. R. Ilnllor and Mary E. llallsr
vb D. R. Hill: Defender ul.owed
to wlthlljraw demurrer and allowed
30 days to answer.
Catherine Ronshaw vs John lien
shaw: October term order of dis
missal of dato November 0, 1D20,
set aside; caio reinstated.
Ben FhLor vs. Harry II. Adair:
Mandnto ordered spread of roeoul.
Mary H Mullally vs. Orlu A Har
bor et al : Court Imls ullogtitloin
of petition to b iruo; amount l'ie
$4,227.20, Interest nt 10 per cent
from thW dato; decreo of foreclos
lire ami salo as prayed,
Monroo-Wllbur-Lako Lumber Co.
s. Arefl Sorrel!: Ordered that sib
ho set nsJiVii and vacated; ordoied
that Defendant Mrs. Ares Sorrel, be
and she is heroin roslriilni'il from
committing wto or otherwise
damaging the proi'M'-y
John Ran vs, Charle., Baney:
Settled and dismissed; enm 1 taxed
to plaintiff.
Wakefield Republican: Mrs. I). K.
Moore of Coleridge, !s visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. II. Prunjfer.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
We can Sell you a NEW
FORD TRACTOR
Delivered, for I
$667.40 I
Tin: it i.st, .most i.coviO.Miru,
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PROGRAM
I'ipo Social (latliortiiK at Snlcm
Chinch KiV'-V UvoiiIiik, I'Vh. 1 1
The Salem Ladies Aid will enter
tain tho Salem community and its
iiolghbois at a "fair" on Friday
evening, February II, commencing
nt 7:30 p. mil, sharp. Bo on hand
011 tlmo, as tho entertainment com
mences at tho tlmo designated.
Mesdanics Georgo I. Millar and
Milton Foreshoo will bo tho recep
tion committee at tho door, ar.1.1
Lesllo S. Bllven will introduce the
guests as they nrrlvo to Mr. and
Mrs. Abo Lincoln.
The evenings' program will bo
opened by all sinking "Araorlcu,"
which will bo followed by prayer.
Tho train on which tho Salem
Ladles' Aid will arrive at tho church
is scheduled for 7:30 p. m., sharp.
Upon Its arrival Mrs. Wheeler
Coughtry will play "Onward, Chris
tian Sofdier," as tho Alder's parade.
Modern language;
Instrumental music -Mrs, Harry
ileikes.
Ladies Aid Song of 1921.
Quotations from Lincoln,
Ladles' Aid Bales and Ilegula
tlons. Instrumental music Mrs. R; M.
Blessing.
Bachelor Girls solo.
Paper, .Ladles Aid Tidings Mrs.
C. C. Bcerninnn nnd Mrs. Hugh
Graham.
Instrumental music -Mrs. Harry
Brown. Llfo of Lincoln Vorn Morgan.
Lincoln',, Own Story M. G.
Lcniner,
Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech
Rev. O. R. Lowe.
JiislruuiQiiJal limbic
Songs "Old Black Joo," "Auld
Lang Syne," "Star Spangled Ban
ner," by all. ,
After tho program lunc,h will bo
served at tho Ebol and Blosslpg
Bros, dairy lunch counter.
Everybody coino, for you aro wel
come. Everything Is troo ii's all
for an ovonlng's sociability nnd
friondahlp.
CULLING THIS FLOCK PAID
Tho value of culling poujtry down
to tho good layors was demonstrated
In tho handling of a (lock In, Platto
county. Tho agricultural ngont last
September reduced a flock from 200
to 03 hens, by tho application of the
rule8 ror picking tho host layors, as
sot forth In tho Agricultural Ex
periment Station Circular 12, called
"How to Select tho Good Layors."
Improve methods of feeding woro
then put In use and tho results
noted. At no tltuo during the winter
have fewer thtin nine eggs a day
boon received from tho 03 lions, and
this number has been mi high as -10
oggs. Sliiico Soptombor 10, tho salo
of lions, roosters and eggs has
brought In a total of $475. The
ownor of tho flock Is so fully con
vince as lo tho merlin ot culling
and proper feeding that ho. now pro
poses to go a stop further and hoop
nothing but stnndanlhrod poultry:
I'ho circular "How to Select tho
lood Layors" may bo obtained free
"rom tho College of Agriculture
More than 0,000 coploa havo boon
distributed among fnrmers of Ne
braska. Strayed Awn'.
Strayed away from my premises, 1
ed bull calf.
FRANK UFKJNG, Hubbard, Nob.