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   Pocahontas Record (Newspaper) - March 16, 1916, Pocahontas, Iowa                                32  MARCH 16. 1916  48  To be able to get what you when you want it in a convenience stock is complete in the Hardware and we offer ' you prompt and courteous service and right prices on all purchases whether large Dairy of the best on the market Wn SELL SHUR EDGE a ti veci ah le connin te this K 1  16 AND 17  Tnost Variety of tbe Latest Styles in Trimmed Hats Offered in Best Materials at ' sonai Ji Oman Brest and Your Ironi a prevailing designs are small with a tendency to high There are pretty mushroom effects curves to the and close fitting in straw other Beautiful fruits and e regular I liar Girl's be It Is twr E e tj es this and Is able to I t when It Is f Cyril C. ' Meil to Ther any 0 the I weekly May loh of 0. F. Cashier Asst. Deposit Boxea for Estate Bought and Given to Good Old Bank bank account ia not h thing of but is a very present help in time of bank account is an insulation between misfortune and between old and the poor into the bank is one of the least fascinating of But drawing it out when you haven't any other means of getting it is as having it wished on by a rich bank account is on land what a life preserver is at Many h man has been compelled in the interests of his own self respect to tell his employer to go to thunder and points has on his bank account until he could find ' a new job where they did not put all the honesty in the business on placards to hang on the bank account is as good as two doctors time of Many doctor hap emptied gallons of assorted medicines into a worrying man with little effect and has exclaimed in despair that the man had no But that was not the The man had no bank account and the grocer was beginning to take off his when the wife came in to give an If the doctor had emptied into the patient's bank account his appetite would have come back in three Still we cannot expect doctors to do this when their rate per visit is only and is going up every bank account ia a bulldog on the front porch in wolf time and in old age it is a rosy Still a good many men do not like to put money in the bank because tlie banker will use it to get So they deposit it in the saloon and in gold plated restaurant in exchange for dyspepsia and a permanent These men are the real Because later on when they they compel us to divide up and pass a little money oyer to their wives and George quiet wedding took place at Peter and Paul Tuesday March 7, at 9:30 The groom was Michael Flaherty and the bride Mies Anna the ceremony being performed by Bather They were attended by Joseph uncle of the and Miss Nellie Kennedy of Storm cousin of the The bride wore a navy blue a hat to The was also dressed in a navy blue worthy young couple were born and raised in this Mr. Flaherty is tlie youngest son of Martin who resides six miles southeast of Miss J era bell is the daughter of Jerebek who lives six miles northwest of Congratulations and beat wishes are extended by their many Mr. and Mrs. herty will make their future home on a farm six miles southeast of meeting of Star chapter next Marie of was a guest of her Mrs. A. IS. laal Nellie will her spring Thursday and C. relumed from a trip to Des Marjory Alsever came from Fort laat Friday and remained over Sunday with Richarda accompanied hia Miss lo last the latter took part in a declamatory of Sioux City has held the Iowa law ia The case be appealed to the court for Nelson of was a business visitor in and a at this subscription ahead another Havelock Review tella that Frank Jarvis has sold his the N. on account of Mr. at one time conducted the former Power Company some it has been known that deal was pending for the of the Northern Iowa Power Company's plant at The sale was announced the latter part of last It is taken over by a company known as the Northern Iowa Gas Electric composed mostly of Chicago though D. M. Sterns of holds the position of vice-president and general With the big water plant of the Northern Iowa Power Company situated at as a lighting thirteen different which been and with power and gas companies of Eagle Goldfield and numerous other northern Iowa with many others yet to come the light company will light much of northern Were Too in- we heard of an Iowa man of great reputation as raiser of fancy who induced by friends to enter his prize winners in a southern He looked over the exhibits with much He was io carry off all of the premiums There was as far as his lown hoga were Much to his dia appointment he never got in on the Enraged by the decision of the judges he at once protested to the He demanded an you have some fine but them is too entirely too nigger in Florida could run your hogs down in. two right in but no good to us in town of Clare recently Buffer ered from a disastrous blaze en tailing a lose of only partly covered men recently Storm Lake in an a water was This is the first a trip of this kind was ever and a perilous trip at Phillips called at this office laat Saturday and boosted liia ahead another About the first of April Mr. Phil lips and wife expect to move to Arnold's Park to make their future Pocahontas county men were elected on the board of at a recent of the Northwestern Iowa they John Grant of RoHe and William Wiegert of J. Charlton of who had been bedfast with at the Clyde E Brenton and under the care of a for ia able to be about the at this Dallas Center New state haa purchased Ml acres of Lyon county land and will up a quarry as a prison industry to supply crushed rock for and It is said tract has a great supply of and Mrs. Amiel F. Johnaon of Grant are the parents of a bright baby girl who arrived at their home laat Johnson may be better known to our readers lis formerly Clara are several divorce cascato be heard in the March term of the county district one being Lida Breffle Ira the democratic postmaster at Lake and a father of a former employee of the and W. A. WinterSlein left Sunday night from Havelock for Lake where the former had been called officiate at the funeral services of a young a member of the Methodist church at Lake Milla while he was Sioux City papera tell the story of Roy a 24 years old and a at Morningside who was recently married to I. a wealthy widow veara The couple haa gone to S. to make editor living in a amali town always has the better of the editor in the metropolitan If he ia in trouble the whole community ia ready to with If he has no troubles they hunt up aoine for and there are none to be do not hesitate to manufacture some out of raw Smith and family their household effects into a Free this time look out for your little envelope from your You will soon get your usual allotment of bean and pea and dahlia and pansy These o are distributed purely for scientific The government sends them for purposes of It can't tell how to with agricultural until it has tried out its scarlet beans in your front not probably a case in 10,000 where government any return information as to how ita seeds A private wishing to try out its seeds would of course plant them aide by side in experimental plots where the results can be It is never possible lo find the value of them by sending one package to a man in Maine and another to and trusting the recipients to everyone the real reason for the seed distribution is quite The long ago discovered that constituents were pleased by this little mark of It made them feel that they men of consequence in their who were being looked after and This is an asset to any course the congressmen are not the only ones to blame for this If voters were not ao easily would not try to cajole them by frivolous If the would read the take paina to find out how their congressmen and whether they attend sessions and committee the would place their reliance wholly on and would omit empty Many are already trying to reduce this charge by sending seeds only to who ask for 5 Growth  You purchase a calf because it will grow into We invite small we are just as sure of their your business the proper chance grow by opening your bank account at this Strong OUR SAVINGS a Gentleman Don't gentleman can gel tell that will lower him in the estimation of hia mother and and go where he would be ashamed to be seen by the boy he loves - but he can drive a aharp he can take advantage ol the other he can drive him into a he can hia hands gleefully and eay to him self aa he him neas ia he gentleman can kick a dog abuse a misuse a at another man's and devilishly gloat over another man's he gentleman can grow sour arid he can feel that everyone ia against him and he the he can at all good ridicule your religion and damn your judgment but he can say sarcastic and cruel he can crush flowers and he can stab you with a he gentleman can make this old this this greatly this too finite not to be world a far better because he chanced to paas along this he shipped them to Gilmore family leaving for that place Tuesday where Mr is employed in n The Smiths comprise a very desirable family and it ia with regret their many aee them but all wish for happiness in their new pure seed law corn to have a teat of 94 per cent and a purity teat of per cent. Seed corn meeting this does not require a label but all that does not meet teat muat be labeled with its purity and should buy aeed of those who with the To insure a yield of any crop it ia juat good seed -as it is to select n good aire tor ih Man for the must be a of great pleasure for a man like Milt who haa held the office of sheriff ' so long he ia ashamed to aak for it to go over the county and have people importune him to make the race once as we know they are the Rolfe We have heard they Noah would run We haven't talk ed with Mr. but believe he will not try if anyone else cares to make the If he retires he certainly will do so with fine feeling and a glorious Milt has made a good and haa at all It ia an in which only a square man can grow in the estimation of the We believe the people of the county would gladly re elect Mr. Noah sheriff again if given the Vista Will Furnish Senator J. H. Allen hua re signed as etate we under stand Buena Vista county for the Judge Bailie of Storm E. H. Cun of and Banker E B. Wells ot All are good men and any one of them would serve the people oi the dia a highly satisfactory man It ia said that some of the people at Humboldt are thinking seriously ot bringing out Frank Goich aa a hut aa long has the district judge aa it will no doubt end in iii and Viata county will have of furnishing tbe next State a bank account will look good to you nest A small bank like cut free to each savings ONLY ONE DOLLAR YOU A FIRST NATIONAL Iowa H. E. 2d. a. Vice Prea F. W. Anion to do Any This drained farms made a splendid showing last year compared to those NOT season like last year is pretty evidence that a good system of drainage a result quite a few farmers are now arranging for tiling some of their Tile is now being hauled We want to see you about your tile W. C. H. - - - - is fust And we are beginning to feel enthused over the present outlook for spring is the time that so many farms are changing hands and new people coming into our community and are wondering where they are going to have their wants we want to make such solicitations that will make the people want to make our store their we have lots of time to take care of our ever faithful who by us it will be our greatest pleasure in serving the public in a more convenient and manner than we ever have you haven't time to come in just use the phone as we take great pleasure in taking care of phone W.  

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