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THE INTERTSATE
LIVE STOCK FAIR
M. J. FELT,
Manager and Cattle Salesman
MATT FA1IKY,
Cattle and Sheep Salesman
UOOGK COK,
Hog Salesman
IIAKRY H. LlGHTKNHKIiO,
Office
A Ciwnioolitaii Inhibition at Bmhut
City for Hie Three States of low,
Nebraska and South Dukot
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Be Absolutely Safe
Ship your western cattle to a live market and deposit the proceeds with
us to be credited to your home hanker for your use, and the money will
he awaiting you when you reach home.
Ask Your Banker
The
Live Stock National
Bank
Located at Stock Yards
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
GEO. S. PARKER, President
F. L. EATON, Vice President
C. I). VAN DYKE, Cashier
A. W. SMITH, Asst. Cashier
We are now in our new quarters and want you to call and see a banking
room that Sioux City is proud of. '
Today - Tomorrow
Every Day
Consignments to Us Have the Personal Attention of a Member of the Firm
and
Your Business is Solicited
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With the Working Theory on Our Part That When We Do Our Best for
You We Are Doing the Best Thing We Could Possibly Do for Ourselves
DROP A POSTAL TODAY FOR OUR MARKET LETTERS.
WIRE FOR QUICK ADVICE
Frank E. Scott Commission
Company .
STOCK YARDS, SIOUX CITY, IOWA
FRANK E. SCOTT II. WARD JONES ROY C. McCULLOUGIl
Manager Hog Salesman Cattle Salesman Sheep Salesman
YOU
CAN'T
GO
WRONG
Nebraska stock
men will make
no mistake by
shipping to any
of the Live Stock
C o m ralBsion
H ouses repre
sented on these
two paRP8.
They are all
"L 1 v e Wires"
and are especial
ly Interested in
petting business
from Nebraska
ranchmen, whose
interests will be
carefully looked
after when en
trusted to any of
them.
They will" glva
you a Square
Deal every time.
You can't g o
wrong by "con
signing your
stock to them.
KMnt;iii:itimmt
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co.
(Incorporated)
Live Stock Commission
Merchants
ROOM 209 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
E. i. BABCOCK, .
S. E. BABCOCK,
Cattle Salesmen
W. II. TIMMEL
Sheep and Hog Salesman
Babcock & Son
Live Stock Commission Herchants
Sioux City, Iowa
Room 217 Exchange Building, Sioux City Stock Yards
E. B. Babcock has been selling cattle for the past twenty-five years on
the Sioux City market, and respectfully refers to the followiug Cherry
county men : Z. T. Davis, Shadbolt & Fleishman, Metzger Bros., L. B.
Lessert, and many others in Northwestern Nebraska.
REFERENCE :
Live Stock National Bank, Sioux City, Iowa
Northwestern
Robe and , Tanning Company
Tanners and Manufacturers of
CATTLE AND HORSE HIDES INTO COATS, ROBES AND RUGS
Fur Coats and Robes relined and repaired at Reasonable Prices.
We Guarantee our work. Write for Price List and Shipping Tags.
G. B. LEWIS, Proprietor. Leeds, Sioux City, Iowa
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Bierman Engraving Company
Artists Designers Engravers
Perfect Plates
for Printing in
One or More
Colors
t nerin Artenrinn
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to L,ive dtocK
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Cuts and
Ranch Views
Office and Factory
5th and Virginia Sts.. Sioux City, Iowa
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HOTEL MARTIN
FIREPROOF ABSOLUTELY
GOOD ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY
NOT TOO GOOD FOR ANYBODY
u 1 -J?zzy -w-.
190 Rooms With Hath.
f Rooins Without Bath.
30 Sample Rooms.
lUte 1.M) Mild up
NATION & MILLER
Mil iui kits
Ht Fourth and Pierre Streets
SIOUX CITY. IOWA
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Insure Your Live Stock
IN TRANSIT
The Hartford Live Stock Insurance pol
icy protects you against all loss in transit
and pays in cash immediately. Let us ex
plain our plan. Write or wire
PEIRCE tf CALDWELL, I ocal Managers
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
Office : Third Floor Exchange Building, Sioux City Stock Yards
THE STAR HOTEL
Like Wheatland Country
J. L. Williams, the Wheatland ir
rigated real estate man. says that It
only takes one look at that country
to convince the skeptical that It is
the comjng country. S. W. Curley.
who is now threshing in this section,
lived near Wheatland two years, and
he stated to friends last week that it
was the,'greatest country he had ever
Been, and he has been in must of the
western states, lie said that ciops
in that section were always bounti
ful, and that the. water supply is
abundant enough to supply the coun
try for hundreds of years. When
asked if he would locate in the
Wheatland country if he decided to
settle down, he replied that he would
look no further, but would obtain
about 160 acres there and be Inde
pendent in a few years. In fact, he
said that later he intended to make
an investment there. Adv.
To Attend W. C. T. U. Convention
Mesdames J. W. Thomas, Jennie
Reed, J. J. Vance, J. J. Keegan. and
Archie Gregory departed Monday for
Grand Islf"1 to attend the annual
6.5 Light, Airy Itooius
Steam Heat
Kleciric Uglit
Free Hath
FlItOPKAN
KATF.S: 5k- and 75c -r Day.
818-315 Fifth Street
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
W. C. T. IT. state convention, which
is being held at that city this week.
The opening session was held Tues
day. All of the Alliance delegates
will remain during the convention,
and most of them will afterwards
visit at different points over the state
before erturning home.
Where can you find & more beau
tiful and sightly location than FAIR
VI KW Addition? Shape your affairs
so that you can be present at the
auction of FAIRVIKW lots on Wed
nesday, October 20th only 42 lots,
and each will be sold separately to
the highest bidder.
WANTS"" A DIVOKt i;
IlKl FA I II GROWING PAYOR.
"Cosmopolitan," that's the word.
A big fair, the interest In which i
not confined to one small locality.
but reaches from the fertile fields of
the Iowa and eastern Nebraska corn
belt, to the broad prairies of Sou tit
Dakota and the sand hills ronek
country of western Nebraska that
gives but an intimation of the Inter
est that is being taken in the thir
teenth annual fair of the Inters tat
Live Stock Fair Association, which
is belug held at Sioux City this week.
September 20 to 25.
This is practically a state fair with
an interstate patronage, It has beest
a great success with increasing Inter-
eat as the years go by. How n.ucfc
it has benefitted the lire stock Inter
ests of the middle west it would b
hard to accurately estimate.
There are a number of reauon
why the Interstate Live Stock Fair
has been a great success, a few cf
which we wish to mention in thia
connection. First and foremost i
the enterprise and foresight of th
management. In traveling around
over the middle west, one finds that
Sioux City business men have th
reputation of being "live wires". Ibt
looking over the lest of names of of
ficers and directors, one finds that it
contains many of the leading busi
ness men of Sioux City and neighbor
ing towns, as will be seen by the fol
lowing roster: F. L. Eaton, presi
dent: L. L. Kellogg, vice pres.; W. S.
A. Smith, second vice pres.; Joe Mor
ton, secretary; A. T. Dennett, treas
urer; L. W. Mallory, M. L. Flinn, T.
A. Black, W. J. Downey. II. O. Mc
Millan, Torn Dealtry, W. H. Back,
Goo. G. Moore, Dave Davidson, W. Pi
Grandy, all of Sioux City, and R. M
Cassidy, Whiting, la.; J. A. Shade.
Kingsley; J. Sundberg. Whiting; J.
Walpole, Rock Valley; Payne Sargla-
son, Luton; Ralph McElratb, MoviU.
The location of the fair Is such M
to make success possible. Sioux City
Is the center of a splendid farmlor
and stock raising country, compris
ing part of the three states of Iowa.
Nebraska and South Dakota; besides
it is accessible to a prosperous rune a
country in Nebraska and South Da
kota, lying beyond what is comruon
ly looked upon as being the agricul
tural belt.
Another factor, and not a small
one by any means, Is the enthusiastic
support given the fair by the citizens
of Sioux City who are not olUcuilly
connected with it. Many a public en
terprise has come to un untimely end
or dragged out a worse than useless
existence because of some persons
who ought to have been boosterc be
coming knockers. If there are any
knockers within the bounds of S oux
City, we don't know where to litid
them.
A number of other contributing
causes of the success of the Iuer-
state Live Stock Fair could be
ed, but to mention one, more will vf-
tice ror tne present, and mat is me
locution of the fair grounds. Wood
land Park, the home of the fair, i an
ideal place simply lovely durlug
the summer and early autumn. Per
sons who wish to take a short vaca
tion or a week's outing, find thi i a
tine place to camp. Those wh do
not wish to camp will find it plea i at
to spend a few days at the fair a:., "I
the park, stopping at night in ,lu
city, between which and the park .u.i.
pie transportation facilities are af
forded by electric railway.
Readers of this puptr who arc
so fortunate us to b" i.b! i a'
the Interstate Live Sum k Fai;
Sioux City this yar tdmuM put .
their lint for the years to come.
Wife Alleges Kvtnme Cruelty on
Part of HiiNOMiid
A petition for divorce was tiled In
the district court Monday by Carrie
A. Kennedy, who asks that she be
separated from Jesse A. Kennedy
and that her maiden name. Carrie A.
Anderson, be restored. The plain
tiff sets forth that thety were mar
ried at Vancouver, Wash., and that
they moved to Box Butte county
about two yeurs ago. On March 31,
of this year, the petition states, the
defendant wilfully and maliciously
grabbed the plaintiff by the arm and
hand and gave such a vicious jerk
that these members are stilt in a sore
condition. It states further that the
defendant has refused to support the
Plaintiff since their marriage, and
that he has on numerous occasions
called her vile names.
Only 10 down and then $5 per
month at only 7 per cent interest,
buys a lot in FAIRVIEW Addition,
on October 20th. 1915. Sale com
mences promptly at 10 a. m., and
will continue until all lots are told.
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PLEASES TRAVELING PULUC
Pi )i:lm Hotel SIi;h". "fined Fj. .lib
for Kverb.dy. n, 'J'io ;h i
for A!IImmI"
Mout persons who travel prefer to
stop t hotels where they hav all
the modern conveniences and iom
forts, and 't without that ultra elite
style that characterizes some .f the
aristocratic places of our largi r tit
les. They want accommodation
that are tirst-class and are willing to
pay a fair price for the same, but do
not like to pay out perfectly good
money for so-called "service" hi ex
cess of what the real service it
wort h.
"Good enough for everybody, not
too good for anybody." is the motto
of Hotel Martin, Sioux City's b-ading
hostelry. In its motto is found the
key to Its popularity. Modern, fire
proof, first-class in every way, and
yet wih a cheerful, friendly atmos
phere that makes guests feel at home
from the time they enter the lobby
till they check out.
The Martin Is the kind of hotel
that travelers enjoy stopping at. aud
it Is the kind that this paper it
pleased to commend to its readers.
Some Chilly Weather
The weather during the past few
weeks has been about as varied at
one could imagine. The days have
alternately been cool and warm,
with the accent on the "cool", for oa
some of the mornings a great many
inhabitants have bad fire in their
heating stoves. One result of the
varied condition of the weather is
that both men and women are find
ing more use for handkerchiefs than
for tome time. One man on the
street yesterday was heard to say, "I
dever had ady idea tbad I could ged
such a cold at this, ad I'b going right
bobe ad take a dose of salts."
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