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LOCAL NKWS ITEMS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1922
Mrs. Frank Lean was a ruosI in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Cain last
Friday.
Hay F. Aujihoy's sale i t'atetl for
Wednesday, Fehiuary 15th. Bills
will be out sot n.
Miss Dottie Cain was home Satur
day and Sunday from her school work
at the Wayne Normal.
Fred Parker of South Sioux City
departed last week by auto "for the
cil fields in Oklahoma and Texas.
Herman W. Sunt has put out bills
for his public sale to be held next
Wednesday, January 25th, beginning
at one o'clock.
Mrs. G. K. Hroyhill and little son
Roy, returned last week fir.m a holi
day visit with relatives at Scottsville
and Axtel, Kan.
Louis Larson of .lackson and Frank
Ull'intf, of Hjnbard were in Monday
nnd paid their respects to The Her
ald for another year. They were en
route to Sioux City on business.
Harry V. Jlileman was down from
Ponca Saturday to see his mother,
who has been quite ill for several
days, He is editor of the Advocate,
owned by ex-Congressman J. J. Mc
arthy. ( The local Jco houses are being filled
witluas fine.. a grade, of ice "as has
been harvested here foi1'' several years!
The supply is being taken from the
Missouri river, and luns about 15
inches thick.
Mrs. John Barnes came over from
Hinton, Iowa, last Thuisday to be
with her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah C.
Hileman, who has been seriously ill.
She returned home Sunday with her
husband, who drove over after her.
Mrs. W. D. Wait arrived here Mon
day evening from Seward, Neb., for a
visit in the home of hur brother,
Chas. II. Fueston. Mr. Wait .is at"
tending a firemen's convention at
Norfolk, Neb., and will join her here
Friday.
Chas. Hillegas of Nacora was here
on business at the court house Tues
day. Mr. Hillegas runs a general
store at Nacoraf and says he is en
Joying a good business. Mr. Hillegas
added his name to The Herald's list
of readers while here, and will get
the news while it is news, hereafter.
Margaret Mary Woolston, 8-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wool
ston, of South Sioux City, died in a
Sioux City hospital Monday of a
complication of diseases. Funeral
services were held Wednesday from
the Catholic church in South Sioux
City. Interment was in Mt. Calvary
cemetery, Sioux City.
Mrs. Etta M. Sides received a let
ter from her son, Frank M. Sides,
who recently located in San Francisco
in which ho stated that the "jinx"
was still on his trail. This time it
was his clothes that were purloined.
He was attending a military function
and upon returning to his rooms, a
sneak thief had broke jntn his apart
ment and swiped all his civilian
clothes.
A company in Canada advertising a
perfectly innocent electric washer
for family washing was astonished to
find in their morning mail the fol
lowing letter: "Dear Sir, you ma
cheen she look good to me how many
salens will she hold and how much
money will it cost to put pipe for
coling in. does she work on wheat
cr barlie. you make good bluf on
Wash machcen. I laf. you let mo
know what you take to fix me up."
Oscar L. Harris, sixteen year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris, of
Emerson, Nei died, in a Sioux City
hospital SuntU.y from wounds inflict
ed while on a rabbit hunt Decem
ber .Jinn. lie wus accidentally shot
in the stomach by a schoolmate, with
a 212'Calibre i f fit. The accident oc
curred near Emerson. The family
formerly resided at Homer, and their
many friends and acquaintances deep
ly fvmpathizo with them in the loss
of their son.
Mrs. Louiso Walker, age 77 years,
mother of Mis. John D. Foltz of this
placo, died at the home of her son,
ucri weish, in bioux i;ity Sunday.
Mn Walker had been n lesldent of
Sioux City lor about forty years.
She In purvived by two pons, Bert
Welsh of Sioux City, and W. W. Wal
ker of California: two daughters, Mrs.
John Foltz of Dakota City, and Mrs.
M. E. Fritz of Billings, Mont., and
two brothet-3, William and George
Royalty.uoth of Sioux City.
Geo. Timlin, of Hubbard, wa. a bus-
inoss cnller Jiero Wc-dnesdny.
James Graham, n student at the
Stnte University, came home Tuesday
evening for short visit with home
folks, nnd to doctor up a bad t old.
Harness piled, SI per set; nnd all
other harness repairing at pre-war
prices. Prompt service nnd the best
of workmanship. Hans Knutlson,
Jackson, Ncbiuska.
Little Charles Orr, bon of Mr. and
Mrs. Will H. Orr, who was operated
on at the Samaritan hospital in Sioux
City two weeks ago for appendicitis,
Was brought homo Monday, aim is te
covering nicely from the operation.
Mrs. S. A. Combs, who had been a
guest in the;home of Mr. and Mrs.
John II. ReanVfor the past two weeks,
returned to South Sioux City Tuesday
evening, whore ''she Is spending the
winter In the liomo of her ton, F. K.
Combs.
Mrs. Ernest T. Harris of Homer,
passed away Thursday' of last week
at her home in Homer. Sho had been
ill for several months with a compli
cation of diseases. She Is survived
by her husband and seVercl small
children, i
Fred Hughnrt and wife drove down
from Wakefield Saturday evening and
visited relatives here, returning Sun
day. Mr. Highart was on the look
out for sawdust, with which to pack
his ice for the summer. He found
that much needed article about as
scarce as the proverbial lion's teeth.
County Judge S. W. McKinlay t'ietl
the nuptial knot for the following
couples during the past week: Louis
1-:. Witcraffc and Evolyn B, Martin.
both of Ft. Dodge, Iowa; Edward Ter
rell and Edith Ilohmiller, nnd Wm.
E. Ives and "Myrtle Wynne, all of
Sioux City, on the lfith: Virgil O.
Johnson nnd Violet Collins, Everett
W. Pape and Sylvia Oveisen, all of
Sioux Cfty, on the 17th.
According to the Sioux CItv Jour
nal, rtn automobile driven bv William
Ebel, was nearly demolished ,whcn
struck by a trolley car at the Inter
section of Dakota avenue nnd Taylor
street, in South Sioux City Tuesday
afternoon. No one was injuied. The
accident is said to, have occurred
when Mr. Ebel drove his auto behind
the regular South Sioux City'street
car and was hit by ai repair car that
was following close behind.
Father and Son Banquet
It is planned to have a Father mud
Son banquet at the Methodist church
in L"akota City, the "evening of Fri
day, January 27th. Details urn be
ing arranged ns rapidly as possible.
Plan to be there; and which for
further announcement. ' ' '
PLAIN PORK SAUS..?rK
The following recino is recommend
ed by the Nebraska Agricultural Col
lege. It is considered, essential that,
the meat be .salted in the proportions
indicated, but the seasoning may be
varied to suit the taste.-
4 lbs lean pork, trimmng;
5 level tea3poonfuls salt, i
6 level teaspoonfuls powdured sage,
"2 level tenpo6nfuls white pepper,
1 level teaspoojoful, ground cloves
1 level teaspoopful sugar, .
1 level teaspoonful baking soda, .
4 cup cold water.
The meat should be about one
fourth fat. As trimmed out by the
average man, however, theVo will ,be
enough fat without adding any extjrft-
Grind the trimmings. bpreiui put
one-half the meat and sprinkle ,tho
seasoning on top. Place the other
half of the meat above the seasoning;
then grind again, thus thoroughly
mixing the slices. Put the. sausage
in a pan and, add the one-half cup of
cold water. Mix and knead thor
oughly with the hands until the
sausage becomes very sticky and
dough-like. The two grindings, the
water and "the'fcneading "With the
hands make it- possible to slice the
sausage and ti .fry'' it without having
it crumble. Stuff- in casings or mus
lin, or pack tightly In a granite pan
or fry It down for future use.
This recipe will give a well seasop
ed sausage. The sago may be re
duced to suit the taste.
Report of the Condition of
The Bank of Dakota City
of Dakota City, NebKJ,'..Charter No.
994, In the State of Nebraska, at the
close of business December .11, rJ.il.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $181212 74
Overdrafts l'G9 44
Bonds, securities, judg
ments, claims, etc., in-
eluding all government
bonds 11200 0Q
Banking house, .furniture
and fixtures 82 13 00
Current expenses, taxes and
Interest paid iri2r hh
Due from National and
State banks 58225 58
Currency $ 2385 00
Gold coin 130 CO
Silver, nickels and
cents 743 Gl 3258 61
Total $277575 25
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 20000 00
Surplus fund 4000 00
Undivided profits ; 15882-10
Individual depos- ,
its subject to
check $100110 39
Demand certifi
cates of depos
its 599 22
130710 40
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Time certificates
oi deposit ....
Certified checks.
Due to National
anu staic uunKs
3187 83 234909 55
Depositor's gunranty fund. 2783 30
Total $277575 25
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
County of Dakota, ss.
I, H. II. Adair, President of tho
above named bank, do hereby swonr
that tho above statement Is a cor
rect and 'true copy of the report made
11. 11. Adair, President.
Attest:
Elmer II. Blormann, Director.
Geo. W. Carter, Director,
Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo
this 9th day of January. 1922.
J. J. EIMERS, Notary Public.
Commission expires Jan. 2G, 1923,
Report of the Condition of the
'I1 1 in ll,i ii b nf 1tn1.'nrn Tnim,!' Iff
of Jackson, Charter No. Col, In the
3tnte,of Nebraska, nt the close of
"umiiO'3 December ill, 1021.
RESOURCES
l,onns and discounts $226070 lfi
Overdrafts . . 220 97
Bonds, securities, judg- i
nuntx, cluing, etc., in
ciiidlng all go eminent I
bonds 13(301 02
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures ."... -1357 28
Current expenses, taxes and
interest paid ....; 200(51 52
Due from Na
tional and !
i tale banks . .. 3 1032 7G
Checks and items : ,
of exchange . . 535 83
Currency ....., 18-12 00
Gold coin !, C35 00
Silver, nickels
and ccrits . .'. . 83-1 88
Total !
38180 -17
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LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 20000 00
Surplus fund 4000 00
Undivided profits 21352 87
Individual de
posits subject
to check $ -11718 G3
rime certificates
of deposit .... 19S2G5 08
Cashiers checks
outstanding . . 210 74 240100 45
Notes and bills rc-discounted 15785 00
Depositors guaranty fund. 7G'J 01)
Total ..
TATE OF NEBRASKA,
.$302097 41
County or Dakota ss
I, John J. Allen, cashier of the
above named bank, do hereby swear
that the above statement is a correct
and true copy of the report made to
the State Bureau of Banking.
JOHN J. ALLEN, Cashier;
Attest: ,
T. F. Harrington, Director.
M. R. Boler, Director.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me
this (Jth dav of Jonuarv. 1922.
D. F. Waters, Notary Public.
Commission expires July 17, 1924.
Report of the Condition of
The Jackson State llanlc
of Jackson, Nebr,, Charter No. 1459,
in the State of Nebraska, at the close
of business December 31, 1921.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $17197G 33
Overdraws . . . , 870 52
Bonds, securities, judg
ments, claims, etc., in
cluding all government .
bonds 940 5G
Other assets, Building 1032 10
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures ., 1500 00
Current expenses, taxes, and'
interest paid . ,8253 05
Cash items 9 50
Due from Nation- .,
al and state
banks '..SJ 8928 97
Checks and items'
of exchange . . 842 23
Currency 1165 00
Gold coin v . 325 00 j '
Silver, nickels and
cents -....; it-vi 4 411 90. 11G73 10.
Total S19G8G4 16
LIABILITIES .
Capital stock paid in $ 15000 00
Surplus fund .., 3000,00
Undivided profit 7504 54
jSavings accounts$ 5620 89
inuivumai depos
its subject to
check 33558 20
Time certificates
of deposit ... 129807 58
Cashier's checks
outstanding . . 633 37 169G20 04
Depositor's guaranty fund. 1739 58
Total .' .'.... $106804 1G
Stato of Nebraska,
County of Dakota ss.
I, C. J. Goodfellow, cashier of tho
above named bank, do hereby swear
that tho above statement Is a cor
rect and true copy of tho report mado
to the State Bureau of Banking.
C. J. GOODFELLOW.
Attest:
Hans Knudsen, Director.
R. F. Magirl, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of January, 1921.
S. H. NELSON, Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov. 14,1023.
lieport of the Condition of
The Goodwin State Hank
of Goodwin, Nebraska, Charter No.
1533, in tho State of Nebraska at the
close of business December 31, 1921.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $ 48387 29
Overdrafts 140 01
Bonds, securities, judg
ments, claims, etc., in
cluding all government
bonds .' 279 32
Banking house, i,riiiuire
and iixturs; 5000 00
Current expenses, taxes ami
interest paid ...." 9418 32
Due from nation- f
nl and stato
banks $ 4973 91
Currency 708 00
Silver, nickels
and cents .... "508 99" G250 90
Total ; $ 09481 90
' LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ....? 1HUM 00
Undivided profits .: 7877 81
Individual depos
its subject to
check $ 17893 37
Time certificates
of deposit .... 28110 72 40004 09
Notes andbill.irediscouiited 5200 00
Depositor's guaranty fund. 400 00.
Total $ G9481 90
State of Nebraska,
County of Dakota ss.
I, Ray F. Quinn, Cashier of the
above, named bank, do hereby swear
that tho above statement Is n cor
rect and true copy of I he . report
made to the Stato Bureau of Banking.
RAY F. OjUINN, Cashier.
Attest:
J. C. Duggnn, Director,
H. H. Adair, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this 10th day of January, 1922.
Elmer 11. Blormann, Notary Public,
My commission expires Jan. 8, 1923,
S tin son's
Specials for Saturday, Jan. 21
r-lb Sack 45c Wheatling Break
fast Food . UK
Jersey Cream Pancake Flour-4-lb.
Sack M-'
3 Cans Armour's Pork nnd Bcans..'Jc
Large Pkge. Dandelion or Wooden J"
Shoe Oats . . . '. '- --""'
3 pounds Rice -"
1 pound Peabiny Coffee 2jf
3 pkgs. Toothpicks "' t . Ah'
2 pkgs. Yeast Foam . . . ; . . !
1 tiny.. Fresh Eggs 30c
Climax Floui -every suck guaran
teed ...$I.M5
Several pfctiei nice Percale, per yd..!lc'
'Chilrden's hose, 3 pair for -51.00
Children's Fleeced Underwear,
$1,110 to $1.3.".
A few suits Children's Unions
sizes 10 and 12,"at OSe
A low suits Misses Unions, sizes
12 and 10, at ....' 1.10
Fresh Fruit mul Vegetables of all KinilK .
for Saturday's Trade
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