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JACKSON
W. A. Mcrtulty of Boldcn, Ncbr.,
spent over Sunday with bis family
here.
John P. Hynn, who Is substitute
mull clerk on the Sioux City and
Omaha.is spending u few days' vaca
tion with the home folks.
Mrs. 1). A Cnsey expects to (,' I"
Omnhn this week to hear her nephiew.
Frank Van Iloveo, who is appearing
tiiere at the Orpheum this week.
Mr. Van Ifoven lias just returned
from abroad vhere he spent the past
two years.
Fred Anderson attended tho funernl
of Mr. Peterson, and old friend, at
Kalix. Iowa, last week. Mr. Ander-
tan :i1ko visited relatives at Salix he-
fore returning home.
Mr. nnd M;s. T. J. Hartnett enter-
tained tho forty-five card club at
Sheir home Sunday eveninir.
Jjfst of letters remaining in the
postoffice at Jackson, Neb., for the
week ending January 7, -922: Alex
LbftLs, Mrs. Merril Helms. M. J.
Flynn, P. M.
- Mrs. N. K Fox and little son Nor-
bert, arrived hero from Lake Andes,
S. I) for a visit in the "home of her
mother, Mrs. M. J. Flynn, and iamlly.
Sara McCormicIc began teaching a
triii of school near Kamlnlph, Nonr., '
last week.
Ben Barber, of Gregory, S. 1)., ar
rived here last week for a visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Bar
ber, Born, to Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ste
iphan, December 31, 1021, a son.
Miss Kate Griffin departed Friday
for her homo at Eagle Groye, Iowa,
after spending a few weeks visiting
in the home of her uncle, M, Mim
nmigh. . "
K. W. Nordyke and family of Sioux
City, spent fcundny with relatives
here. They were accompanied here
by Mrs. Kate Sawyer, who remained
for a visit in the M7 Bolor home.
Miss Isauore bwoenev returned to
her school duties at' Strubl
Sunday, after spending the
visiting in tho Mrs. riyn
Born, to Mr. and Mrs,
Janunry 11. 1922. a son.
rMrs. fr.ank Jlonnuliy was-calleu to
Homer, Neb., last week by the ill
',4h and denth of her sister, Mrs.
tf'fn Harris.
,Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. C. h. Hansen attended a
party at tho G. K, Brown home last
Saturday evening.
lnJltltARlt
kWilI GIfro cl is on the sick list.
' Mr. and Mrs. Will Hnrty were in
S(oux City last Thursday.
Bert Dyer had the misfortune to
break his leg one day last week. He
was taken to a Sioux City hospital
for treatment.
'Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Goertz motored
to tho city last Saturday.
Henry Cain and Hay Cuilen were
in the city on business last Wtidnes
ddy. "
Mrs. Bert Dyer was In Sioux City
last Thursday to see her husband,
who 'a in a hospital.
Joseph Christeusen was homo from
Wakefield between trains Sunday,
Joe .Smith of Randolph attended
the. funeral of James and Mnry Harty
last' week. Ho was one of tho pnll
bearers for tho former.
1'etor Johnson and son and Mrs.
Mugensuu attended the funeral of 1.
Peter's near Sallx, Iowa, lust week,
Mr. and Mrs. Brozek were in Sioux
City lust Friday,
Mrs. John Jesseu visited Friday in
Nncora with friends.
Addeuu Evans, Slim and El hi Has
musseu. Mrs. Ellen Duuirun uiul Mrs.
Frank Ull'ing were Sioux City shop-
purs Saturday.
ivainryn iong was noiue over hat
' unlay and .shwiay.
'tno Hayes JJros. and Will Evans
tiiiijum mK " me oioux I'tiy mar
ket .Friday.
Mrs. Pete Shearer of Fonca, visited
over Friday night at the Mrs. Ellen
Duggan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and daugh
ter were Sunday visitors in the Miko
Smith home.
George Timlin visited tho week-end
with relative at O'Neill, Neb.
John Green was In Omaha several
days last week on business.
The E Story lanilly attended u
party Saturday night in South Sioux
City, at the II, A. Monroe home.
Mrs. White and son John spent a
fvw days the post week in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. Kamnussen.
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Henry Cain and Clyde Durrow were
In Homer Monday morning on bust-
ness.
VJelsen
jurn. mm iuiiuii unit i, rreui
wera Thursday
afternoon I
guests at the 1). Casey home.
; George junlln was in Sioux City. Shull home Sunday.
: , 'Monday on business. B, McKlnley, who has been visiting
,, Jim Smith sold his farm to Peter' relatives at Humbolt, Iowa, since tho
.'Johnson Mont'ay. holidays, arrived home Saturday.
.' 'Will Harty, Frank Ufflng, Louis Miss Sina Jocohsen and Harry ltas-
i a liarseit nnd John Harty, jr., wero in mussen were married on Wednesday,
fC; Sioux City Monday. 'January 11th nt Dakota City. They
, '' Un. Tom Cuilen and son Jay yero returned to the bride's home wlipre
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Sunday evening guests in the Itciss
home.
There will be services in the Luth
eran church as usual next Sunday,
January 22nd. Sunday school at 1MB
and church at 2:30. You are all invit
dii to these services.
SATjK3I
T. W. Grihhle and Leslie Dliven
were in Omaha last week attending
the state meetings of the Karmers
Union organization. They returned
last Thursday evening, very jubilant
over what was accomplished at the
Umalia meeting
Salem friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Hoals, of Corvalis.
Ore., have received word from them
in the f6rm of v newspaper clipping
announcing the celebration of their
golden wedding anniversary, which wc
give herewith:
"Tuesday was u very eventful day
in the lives of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Boals, when they celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary. They
entertained their family at an anni-
versary dinner where covers were
luid for twelve guests, including Mr,
and Mrs. H, H. Hoals and sou Hoy;
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hasmusseii ami"
daughter Gladys, Miss Mabel White-
born ami Miss lilanelc Long.
In the ovenintr thev had settled
down for u quiet time. together, as
Is their habit, when suddenly a shot
was fired under their window and
the rattle of tin cans and kettles in
termingled with the yelling of n
crowd made the old' couple realize
that something was up. It finally
dawned upon them that a charivarie
was taking place. The crowd finally
bolted in an 1 Mr and Mrs. ftonls
were not trivon time in droRs un fnil
the occasion, but wefo unceromoni-.
ously led to tho homo" df Student
Paster Boozer. Here they received
congratulations from a host of
friends gathered together to do them
nl) alm,atKU w,c -
casion
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RIGHT AVVAV VOU. HUNT .
fOR A NICE. CHCWY OfC
WtMl ntsl 1-jit- unMti nmnilnliln
mhu mitt niciii, u V..-.J cujujumv .,. ,, , u !c, ,,!,! tUn .
e, Iowa, evening singing old time sorgs and l-",-n"- "" , ",", "'vv'" h "".
week-end, listening to Informal talks by their 'V"2l .,' . ."
P "9e- . iP.nstor, Kev, J. , bnyder, 1'rof, J. u. '. u"r ,"...' i-V i ,. r, t.
L. A. Nelson, Homer, and- Hev. L. Myron Boozer, """?" "'"-; " ' - -. ,"," "
...i. ..' -:...i .....i ii. ....' cured only by tho most skillful or-
i wiiii nu ui ituiu
After a ye:-y enjoyable visit, dainty l Uie. lnrm 'T.ni. r,n ,? Vn,t
refreshments were stityed and then J I"nj,,p1morolc"'ILCU,tfQ,V1 ..?.
the bride of fifty years cut the beau- lllllt balance In v at arm bus mess
tiful unnivcrsarv cake with its' fifty ma-v bc upset 'ly shifting of railway
eolden candles "Uy rates, over-production, and changes
Tho out of town guests were Mr."'" elnn frmf"d:nJff,1p,,iU!lnIl
and Mrr. Woods Hiloman. cousins' Probkm calls for carefully laid plans
from Mcftlinnvillc,
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The Boals came from Ponca. Ne
braska, to Dallas twenty years ago,
unu men to oorvams two or three
years nco. Thev were the recinlents
H OM Kit
Fred Wllkins got orders to unaln
report at tho Kansas City hospital,
and departed Saturday. His ailment
is no worse, but hj is not gaining as
fast as his friends could wish.
Phil Hcnz and daughters, Mary and
Florence, were Sioux City visitors on
Monday.
Born, to Bruce Ogburn and wife,
on .Januurv loth, a boy
Richie Thacker, youngest child of
John Thacker, Is on the sick list with
lung fever.
Mrs. Ern Harris died Thursday, Jan
uary 12th, after an Illness of two
years of cancer. She was in her 2!)th
year. She is survived by her hush-'
and ami lour chililien, two hoys and
two girls, tho oldest 11 and the
youngest 5, also her parents Isaac
Sharp nnd wife, nnd one sister and
four brothers. Hev. Wunaget eon
ducted funeral services In the Luth-
Uiran church Saturday, Interment
was In the Omaha Valley cemoterv. j
S. A. Brown visited his mother,
Mr?, Sarah Brown, In Salem Sunday.
I. in Harris, wh.i hut; moved to town
to bo near the doctor with his sick
wife, moved Monday With his child
ren back onto tho farm.
Miss Alice Crippen of Dakota Qity,
visited reltttucs here between trains
Saturday.
The M. W. A. will hold their annual
oyster supper Thursday, Jan. 2(1 th.
John Williams and wife have mov
ed into the Herman house.
Mrs. Victor Nelson and Mrs.. , Boy
Cnppln of South Sioux City, wero
among those who attended tho Mrs,
Uuiris funeral.
AHss Gretchen t'lapp of Dakota
City, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ern Harris Saturday,
Mrs. Belle Harnett of Dakota C'ty
was a hetween train visitor at the
Mrs. Anna Shull homo Thursday.
Chas. Bristol-and family of Charter
Oak, Iowa, arrived Saturday for n
viaii wun ins nareius
ILIrt Pit Ifnllutmi. .mil Imlm .if n...
ikoto City, visited in the Mrs. Anna
DAKOTA COUNTV HERAU
Th& FIRST ONE. VOU SqjJCLZE.
IS a SOFT CStiAMV onV
a wedding dinner had been prepared
for them. They will make;, their
home on tho Dick Rockwell farm.
Jus Allaway jr., and family and
Jas. Allaway, ar., and wife motored
to South Sioux City bunclay to see
the little new niece and granddaugh
ter. Ed Ross, of Miranda, S. D., arrived
Monday and was a guest at the Will
Learner home. Ills many friends
were glad to see him again.
Thos. Ash ft rd and Gus Goodsell
shipped a ca of hogs Monday.
KMC VALLEY.
From the Allen News.
Miss Maggie Thorn, a sister of Mrs.
Harry Keninger, is visiting her sis
ter., and will stay two or three-weeks.
The McAfee and Way girls returned
to their school work at Nebraska.
Central college, Central City,' Mon
day. They enjoyed their vacation
with the home folks.
The marriage of Miss Alice Soren-
unn nnd Henrv Vandesnnder of St
Cloud, Minn, occurred on December
28th at the Catholic church in Hub-
bard. They will reside on a farm at
St. Cloud
Craft Linafoltcr, a brother of Amos
Linafelter and Mrs. D. A. Wood, and
Mrs. Bert Barnes and a brother of
Aaron Linafelter of Waterbury, is
visiting his relatives at the present
time. He Ins been staying for some
time in South Dakota.
Matrimonial Ventures
The following marriage licenses
were Issued by County Judge Mc
Kinley during the past week:
Name afid Address. Age.
I.o'uis E. Witcraft, Ft. Dodge, la.. 23
Evelyn B. Martin, Ft. Dodge, la... 20
Edward Terrell, Sioux City ,. -13
Edith Hohmiller, Sioux City .....25
William E. les, Sioux City..' 22
Myrtle Wynne, Sioux City 19
Virgil 0. Johnson. Sioux City 25
Violet Collins. Sieux City,
20
23
Everett W. Tape, Sioux Ciityv
Sylvia Oversen, Sioux- City ... 18
r.UlMLHS XI'KI) FACTS
A net nroti is a rare achievement
nn,,nt, nfflm vrtrinim pntni-ilflsna
nased on facts. The farmer noedb
facts on woild conditions, he need"
facts on the economic situation, and
lie needs the facts on his own farm
business, A simple inrm account
lliu ii'iMinnu K iLuitut ,ii ivutii7ff, ii
pencil, and not to exceed five minutes
nni ilnv will irlvi! ri f nrmer the facts
on is own ba&iness. It will tell him
if his labor is distributed to bast
advantage. It Is true that he knows
the hard facts concerning cheap oats,
cheap cattle, and thirty-cent corn,
but does he know what it cos to
produce the things he has for sale?
The question is, can he afford to get
along without the facts?
Northeast Nebraska
Pure -Bred Livestock
Breeders' Ass'n.
OITU'LHS
DAN F. SHEEHAN, Emerson
President. f
F. BRESLIN, Newcastle
Vice President.
R. YOUNG. Dakota City
Secret nry-TroasurLM',"
C.
Dlltl.tTOl.'S
R. J. Heliker, Alien'
E. M. Blessing. Dukmu City
C. II. Hi libs, Newcastle .
C. S. Puckley, So. Sioux City
Luke Allliaugh, Thurston
Joiui Schulenberge'r,;Ro.sallp
Place of Business ' '
EMERSON, - NEBKASKA
Const II ut Ion ami lb-haws or Hie
Nurllieast Nebrnskn I'lire-llred
Lheslock HreetlerV
Association.
Aillfle I Nil me.
The name of this organization shall
bo tho Northeast Nebraska Pure-Bred
Livestock Breeders' Association.
Article IlOliject.
Tho obiect of this organization
shall bc to promote the interests of
Qi at
By L F. Van Zclm
0 Weitfm Nf wptrr Union
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VOU PUT THAT BACKrTMC
SECOND ONE. VOU, PINCH IS
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the breeders of pure-bred livestock,
and to encourage the use of pure
bred livestock on every farm, givin
.giving
re-bred
emphasis to the use of pu
sires only.
Article HI -Place or Business.
The principal place of business of
this association shall bc at Emerson,
Nebraska.
Article IV- -Mciiilicihlilp.
Any reputalle breeder who -owns
one or more pure-bred animals may
become a member of this association
upon the payment of a membership
fee of $5.00, which shall include his
first annual c'uc, and an annual fee
of S5.0U per jcar during the time
that he belongs to this association,
which shall lie due on each succeed
ing October 1st, after the year 1921.
Vrtlclc V Officers.
Sec. 1. The officers of this associa
tion shall he it President, Vice Presi
dent, Secretary -Treasurer, and a
Board of Directors, consisting of the
President, Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer
of the Association,
ana seven members, one to represent
horse breede s, two to represent swine
breeders, two to represent beef cat
tle breeders, one to represent dairy
cattle breeders, and one to represent
sheep breeders, unless there are no
breeders from any class from which
to select a director.
Sec. 2. Each class of breeders en
titled to representation will have
power to select their own director
or directors.
Article iVI Election of Officers.
The election of officers shall take
place immediately following the adop
tion of this c nstltution. Subsequent
elections shall be held annually onl
il.n HR.i ai..nfl... i n4i...M !,'..: I-
kiiu mai. tuc.'.iiM in vciuuci, iJCKiii-
ning wits 1922, at which time the
officers and board of directors of
the association shall be chosen by
ballot, to serve for one year. Notice
of the annual meeting shall he given
by the secretary of the association,
at least eight days prior to the meet
ing. - Article VII Duty r Officers.
Tho duty of the President, Vice
President and Secretary -Treasurei
shall be such as usually devolved to
like officers in similar organizations.
The Secretaiy-Treasurer, in addition
to keeping all records, shall use his
utmost endenvors to promote the
welfare of zha association; he shall,
under the. direction and assistance of
the board of directors, compile the
directories, arrange the advertising
therein, and shall provide for the
distribution of the same. He shall,
upon Inquiry, mail a distributing list
showing available stock for market,
which list shnll be revised every
three months or as often as condi
tions warrant.
Article VIM -Board or Directors,
i Sec. 1. The board of directors
shall havp authority to audit the
bills and general power to supervise
and order the work of the Associa
tion. They .shall meet .semi-annually,
one of which meetings shall be im
mediately fo lowing tho annual meet
ing of the stock holders. Tho other
semiannual meeting will be held
I upon the call, of the President. Such
Other meetings as .may he deemed jex
pedient may be called by the Presi
dent. Notice of Mich meetings shall
bo mailed to each director by the
Secretary at least eight days prior to
date of meetings. No business shall
he done in .special meetings otlior
than that stated in call.
Sec. 2. Tho board of directors
.shall elect a competent committee
to inspect each animal to ho entered
in anv co-operative sale to he con
ducted under the direction of this
Association, lefore' such sale is ad
vertised. See.-".I. .All co-operative sales ad
vertised uiider tho name of this As-
sociatlnn -shall be supervised .by a
sales manager appointed by the
board of directory of this Association
whose duty it shall be to direct the
sale In such a way that it will ,ha u
credit to th.s organisation and a
profit to the consignors.
Article IX -Quorum.
A majority of tho members of this
nssoclutlon in good standing shall
eoiixtituto a ipiorum to transact-. bus
iness; a mu'i 'ity of the members of
the hoard nf directors shall consti
tute a quorum to transact business
in the directors' meetings.
Article X Indebtedness
Jo Indebtedness shall be contract
ed or liabllMes incurred by this As
sociation In excess of the cash in
the hands of s tho Treasurer or the
Association,
Vrtlclc XI -Amendments
. This constitution may bo amended
by three-fourths vote of those pres
ent at any tegular meeting or any
called meeting, provided the amend
ment proposod is stated in tho call,
Artllf XI I -lly Laws.
By-laws no, in contravention to
this constitution mav be adopted at
any regular oi called meeting by a
majority voto of those present.
Sec. 1. Tlv) board of directors
shall have the power to fill all va
cunclea until the next annual election.
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The above reward .will be paid for
the recovery of the Ford Roadster,
Motor No. 5189262, Model 1921,
stolen from the Elmer Berger place
on January 3rd, 1922.
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Insurance Co.
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