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Dakota County Herald
Official Paper of the County
JOH H. &CAK, PCELISKJR.
Subscription Trice. $1.00 Fer Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City. Nebraska.
Fermionion ban been eranted for the
transmission of this paper through the
mft.ua as eeconn-claM matter.
Telephone No. 43.
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w Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
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South Creek items Id Fonca Jonrnal
Johnnie Sobollard wns in Dakota City
Wednesday.
Allmton items io Sloan Io, Star
Tlion rtrnan. (War Dakl. Mabla Dahl
nd Lillie OIhou celebrated in Horner
Nebr, returning home Sunday.
Serceant Bluff items in Sloan, Iowa
flttr ! IVf intern Helen and Goldie Queen
Morrill ami Ernest BrassUeld. of
Homer, Neb, visited friends and
4ives here the first of the week.
Tela
Powder Creek items in Newcintl
Times : Mr and Mrs Iloss roily came
nn from Dakota City last Batnida
and visited until Monday with her
parents, Mr aud Mrs Harry Wendto.
Lyons Mirror: It C Bauer, wife and
on, M Warner Bauer, lately from Al
berta Canada, and Mrs J W Bcott of
Wakefield and daughter Amy, were
visiting the Mirror family this week.
Mrs Bauer is a sister of M M Warner
and Mrs Scott a cousin.
Thurston items in Fender Republic:
Mrs Albert Nanh and two little (laugh
ters returned Tuesday eveuing from a
visit to Homer and Winnebago....
Our ball team lost the game at Hub
bard on llie Fourth. It was the samu
old story the other side ruu in out
side men.
Salix items in Sloan, Io, Star: Miss
Brady of Jackson, Neb, and Miss Flcm
ina. of Lanrel, spent Saturday at the
iiomnof Mrs M V Small.... Mr and
Airs Bliven, of California, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs S D
Cone, left the first of the week far
visit with relatives in Winnebago,
Nebr.
Wynot Tribune : Lucy Jones of Vis-
4a visited here the fore part of the
week ... .The outgoing train Monday
noon narrowly escaped a serious aoci
dent between Fonca and Vista. Some
thing about the coach got out of order
and dropped down and came nea
ditching the traia. The coach was set
oat at Vista and a new eoach secured
at Sioux City.
Hehmoller & Mueller mnsio store, owes
his life to II W Voss, president of the
Crystal Lake Distilling company. Mr
Fontein bad started ont lor a Bunoay
sail and in attempting to adjnst his jib
sail to the stiff breeze, wliicn was
blowing, the lines became entangled,
before he could get the boat righted it
capsized and be was thrown Into tne
water He mantgea so gci noiu w
the boat and several people who wit-
naiurl th accident started to Lis res-
-r s I,;.
cue. Bir OSS wan wurius "
launch and jumped into a light row
boat, which was tied alongside, he
bent his strength to the oars and
reached Fontein before he became ex
hausted. Several others abo went to
the rescue and the race proved quite
spectacular The unfortunate man was
taken to the hotel, where he was piveu
some dry clothing. The sccident hap
pened ou the east side of the lake.
?. CORRESPONDENCE g
HUBBARD.
Ed Maurice purchased a fine surrey
of Benze & Green Tuesday, pajiny
f 135 for it. That sounds like pros
perity. John Mitchell is back at his old
work in the Bonze & Green shop.
The work on the new addition to
the Carl Anderson store is nearing
completion and will be one cf the
finest and neatest stores in the county.
Mrs Chris Rasmnsscn was a city
Decatur nerald : Hurry Olbrey has
leased his meat market and fixtures to
Messrs E J Bouse and D W Salmon, of
Odebolt, Iowa, and possession was
given last Monday, The new proprie
tors have been busy this week waiting
on and becoming acquaiutod with their
numeroa customers. . The Herald wel
comes them to Decatur and trust they
may prosper.
Emerson Enterprise : F G Wallwey
was up from Naoora on business Wed
nesday ... .Mrs James Thornton of
Hubbard is visiting at the W 13 Evans
home....M F Doran is down from,
Woonsocket, S D, visiting friends and
relatives.... Misses Lena and Augusta
Wallwey of Council Bluffs, Io, have
been spending the week at the homes
4)f Wm Wallwey and Auton Wilke.
Fonca Leader: Miss Mabel Cheney
"was the guest of Miss Etta Bauer from
Saturday until Tuesday afternoon....
Mr and Mrs Will F Miksell drove to
Dakota City Saturday evening and re
mained for a visit until Monday even
ing.... Missel Ruth Hey don, Cora
tioott, Eatuer Wood, Francis Rey
nolds, and Ethel Douthitt, went to
Homer Saturday morning to spend a
lew days with Mrs James King
Fonca Journal: WFMikesell and
wife visited in D.iUota county the first
of this weL....Mrs P Sooilard came
up from Jackson last Saturday for a
few days' visit.... Rev Mr Koolen was
at Dakota City Monday and Tuesday,
returning to Fonca Tuesday evening.
.... Mrs J M King gave a bouse party
at her home is Homer from Saturday
until Monday. Several young ladies
from Fonoa were in attendauoe.
Pender Republic : Henrv Gliaaman
transacted liuttinesaat Homer Wednes
day.... Mrs Harry Founds and chil
dren of Homer visited at the W Founds
3iome over the Fourth. . . .Mr and Mrs
E W Tarrant aud Ed Rice went to
Crystal lsko Sunday to spend a day or
so.... Mr and Mrs John F Meyers of
Hioux City were among those who cele
brated the Fourth in Fender.... Mr
and Mrs Mel Niebuhr and Mine Helen
Niebuhr were over from Wiuuebago to
take iu the celebration and visit with
I riunsds and relatives.
Winnebago GuiefUiu : EarU Sides
of Dakota City was a Wiunebago visi
tor on Tuesday ou his vacation...,
Helen and Gobi a Queen of Emerson
ari visiting at the Louis ArmeJl home.
....Mrs S A BUnehard of Norfolk is
here visiting at the home of her father,
WE liuckland . . . .Chas Maney waa
taken into custody by the Indian po
lice on Tuesday uorniug, and luter
arrested by Constable Joe Grey hair
the charee of giving whisky to Chas
French, an iudiun, complaint being
filed by T E Breuts, special efllcer, of
the U H Indian service. He was
brought before Justice MF Eveland,
waived bid preliminary hearing, and
was bound over to the district court,
uuder bond of f 1.000
fiioux City Journal, 13: Miss Nellie
Johnnon. of Crystal lake was taken to
tun Samaritan hospital yesterday..,.
Cliosriixr desperately to the side of an
overturned sailboat at Crystal lake and
battling bravely for life until Lelp ar
rived. William Fontein, a piano tuner,
who makes his headquarters at the
hopper last Thursday.
Art Nordyke is on a deal with lom
Long whereby he will dispose of Uis
herd of full b'ooded Dnroo Jersey
hogs.
Alice Eeacoin came home from
the city Tuesday.
Thore was a surprise party held at
Wm Reningor's Tuesday night, about
fifty friends of the famUy being in at
tencanee. Refreshments were served
and a fine timo whs had.
Fat Joues, Mr Smith, and Anna
Simonsou were city passengers lues-day.
Chris McGee wjs in the city Satur
day. He is the new man at the
Cobleigh home.
Station Agent Whittaker returned
Tuesday and is looking after his duties
as usual.
Air aud Mrs Pedorson. who visited a
few days at the L Moggeusou home,
returned to their home at Sioux City
the first of the week.
The little 6-year-old daughter of the
late Mrs Anna Mullins, has been quite
sick the past week.
B B Gribble and Tom Heffernan
went on a laud seeking tiip Monday,
Grandma Thornton came home
Wednesday after u few days visit at
Emerson with her daughter, Mrs W
Evans.
The postponed picuio was celebrated
at the Louis Pederson home Sunday
afternoon and evcLiug
Curl Frederiokson is planning a trip
to Europe, intending to start about the
15th of August, lie will vixit Eng
land, Germanv and Denmark, and will
come heme by way or i' ranee, lie ex
pects to bo gone about six weeks.
Pearl Persinger aud family returned
the latter part of the week from their
viiit in Coleridge.
Borne of the disappointed ones who
went to Sioux City Saturday to see
the oirons, were: John Iltirty aud
three children, Joneph C!hriteusen, II
Reuze and sou Herman, Mr Deroiu
and son. Miss Knox, BJ L'obleiRu, wife'
and children, Wm lleeney, L E Priest
and family, John Johnson and chil
dren, Dave Deioii), G H Ogburu,
Station Agent Whittaker, Gladys
Tuompson. Gertie Fair and the Grib
ble children, Mack Leedom, Pete Au
dreson and family, the Misses Bartels,
Mr Shehan and family.
Miss Utilize is slowly convalesuing,
after a weeks illness.
Annie Anderion returned Monday
from an extended visit iu Sioux City.
Jaa Barry of Jackson, was a business
caller here Monday .
Mrs B J Cobleigh and children
spent Friday and Saturday of last
week with friends iu Dakota City.
Mrs Timothy Howard and aon were
business visitors at the county seat
Tuesday.
You will neod a biudVr whip one of
thise long 15-foot ones like Schu
macher & Leedom sells. There are no
flies on their fly nets either. Get a
pair for your team before they are all
gone.
The infant ohild of John green and
wife has been quite sick the past week,
but is getting along nicely now.
Mary Green spent last Thursday at
the Timlin home.
Mrs Tom Long returned Sunday
evening from a weeks' stay in South
Sioux City at the home of her sister,
Mra Tobia.
ball game of the season and CDjoy the
cool shade of Ream's park. Game
called at 2-80; your nncle wants to be
empire, which means a straight hon
est game. Strikes, balls and outs all
wool and a yard wide. No goods
taken back, or any Bast to his nibs, the
umpire.
Mrs II A Monroe was a guest at the
Mart Mansfield home in Winnebago
between trains Saturday.
Mrs Gertie Bhepardson went to
Sioux City Friday and was marooned on
account of the flood, so did not return
till Sunday,
Everybody picks berries at the
Lerke farm these days when it is not
raiuing.
The Pnrcell dog and pony show in
this place Monday evening played to a
full house, perhaps D00. The trick
ponies and trained dogs were good
The slack wire walking and juggling
wero as good as we have seen for some
time.
ColForeshoe and wife drove up to
Homer Monday evening.
Will Brown departed Wednesday of
last week for his rauche in South Da
kota.
Eva Kinnear writes that she arrived
safely atKadoka, H D, where she had
filed on a homestead and will begin
holding it down as soon as her bouse is
done.
Frank Buckwalter waa a Homer vis
itor this week.
Doreaa will meet July 22. A full
attendance is requested,
Walt Smith went to Crystal lak
Saturday night on a fishing expedition
returning Sunday with the usual luck
Rev Wm Shambangh and family of
Sioux City, spent a few days here the
paxt week.
The Moroons won a one-sided ball
game Sunday from Jackson, the score
being 16 to 8.
Mrs Chas Jordan went to South
Sioux City Sunday to visit friends
few days.
Our new school house is rapidly as
suming shape, and the finishing touch
es will soon bo put on . It is goin to
be one of the finest school buildings
iu the county when completed-
Sheriff Jeff Rockwell was a Homer
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs Mart Mansfiold of Winnebago
started for Canada Monday to vihit her
sister and other relatives.
Nels Smith, John Williams, T D
Curtis and several others wero culled
to Tekamah this state, Tuesday as
witnesses in the Herb White case
The Misses Goldie and Helen Queen
are guests this week of their sinter,
Mrs John McKinley .
Mrs Jirnuiie Nelson was a guest at
the II A Monroe home between trains
Sunday.
Mrs Art Bliven of Sooth Sioux City
vihited the home folks this week.
boiler broke letting the tender down
Inch put them out of hnsine for fo'ir
ours until the arrival of another pn
ine from Sioux City. A more serious
reck might have occurred only the
rain was slowing up for the depot.
SALEM
Helen Bobier, of Walkei's Island.
visited last week at the Carl Suudt
tome.
Mrs Olive nodgina and two dangh-
ers arrived here Saturday from their
home at Minot, N D, for a visit at the
parental home, John C Grades.
Mrs Chas Blessing snd mother, Mrs
Wm Barnet, returned Tuesday from a
visit at Rushvi'le, Nebr.
Mrs Nina McKee, of Sioux City,
visited at the E U Cornell home this
week. She goes to Armour, S D, the
coming week.
The pupils of Miss Ada Hart gave a
musical program Wednesday afternoon
at the L II Armbright home. Dainty
refreshments were served and a very
pleasant time was spent.
Mrs Glen Armour and children vis
ited at the Mollie Broyhill home in
Dakota City Thursday.
FIDDLER CREEK
L E Priest and wife were Sioux City
passengers last Saturday to see the
circus, hut salt didnt come tuey re
turned home disappointed.
Helen Rockwell returned home from
Newcastle, Nebr, where she spent the
Fourth and visited friends for a week
N F Hansen, of Sioux City, is stay
iiiK at the Chas L Dodge home this
week and is showing the Fiddler creek
boys how to cultivate corn.
J N Miller was a Sioux City passen
ger last Monday.
Mabel Sorenson Anjoyed a visit from
her cousin, Esther Jensen, Monday
and Tuesday of last week .
Anna Sirnonron returned to the J N
Miller home w here she is staying, after
a two weeks' vieit with friends aud rel
atives io Like View, Iowa.
R R Time Table
C, St. P., M A O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time:
iORTH BOUND. BOOTH HOT; NO.
5:5.rpm Omaha 7:f8 am
10:03 am Omaha 5.13 pm
3 :38 pm Norfolk 8 am
9:28 am Norfolk 5:13 pm
7:33 am.. ....Newcastle 10:18 am
2:05 pm '" ...,i..5:C5 pm
BCNDAT IAIH8.
12:13pm Omaha 2:30 am
3:38 Norfolk 8:23 am
9:28 Norfolk 5:13
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The Ii. & B. Ball Bearing Scwinc Maclnng ana tne une Minute
Washer win praise everywhere, by giving universal satisfaction
Light Running Long Lasting. Let us show them to you
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
C B A Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight" 7:15 am
11 " Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 1 2 :47 pm
EAST
No 86 Local Freight 2:25 pm
10 Local rassonger..6:7 pm
daily. daily except Sunday,
HOMER.
Elsie Wilkius departed Saturday for
a visit at the home of her brother Ed,
in Rock county.
Mra B MoKinley waa a guest at the
Frank Combs home several days lust
week. Jennie Comba accompanied her
home for a few daya visit.
Miss Lena .Wilkius, deputy clerk of
the district, court was down from the
"hub" Saturday and Suuday.
Mrs Henry Loomis, who has beeu on
the sick list most of the time since tl.e,
Fourth, is better.
Gariett Mason was a Sioux City vis
itor Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Misses Loruiue Murphy, Mar
garet Ashford and Kathleen O'Con
nor were passengers iu from the city
Saturday.
Mra John Ream and daughter were
Homer visitors Saturday.
M.iDL Allen and daughter, Beu
luh, of Sioux City came over Monday
and are guests at the II A Monroe
home,
O'Chander baa built au addition to
his bouse and new sided it all over.
A new roof waa put on the Lutheran
church this week.
Bubo ball game Sunday, Julv 18,
1909, Homer Maroons vs the Hoffman
Home of Sioux City. This will he a
game for blood from start to finish.
The Hoffman's are the crack amateur
team in Sioux City, and the Maroons.
of course, are the finest iu Northeast
JACKSON.
MMBovlois visiting relatives at
Waterbury.
Maynard Carroll who spent the last
year in California arrived borne last
week for a visit with the home folks.
Airs Mat McMnllen and children of
Waterbury visited friends here Friday
and Saturday, enroute to Sioux City
Hans linudsen and familv were pin
sengers to the city Saturday inteuding
to take in the circus,
Editha Kearney has gone to Omaha
to visit a few Treeks
L P Erlach delivered 1500 bushels
of corn to the elevator Monday
Born, to Mr and Mrs 1' II Conley
of Chicago, III, Jnly 11 '09, a son
Mrs Conley was formerly Emma
O'Neill of this place.
Genevieve Brady departed Thursday
evening for an extended visit with rel
ativos and friends at Laurel, O'Neill
aud Creighton, Nebr.
Mona and Phyllis Nordyke of Sioux
City are visiting their grandparents
B F Sawyer and wife, during the ab
senoe of their parenta who left Mon
day tor Seattle and other points,
Nellie Teller returned Tuesday even
ing from a several weeks' visit in the
home of her grandmother, Mri J
Merrill, at McCook, S D.
Margaret Waters attended a dancin
party at the home of her coasiu, Isabel
Waters in Sioux City Monday even
tug
Gertrude Kearney ia enjoying a visit
this week from tier cousin Rose Mo
Keever of Ilawarden, Iowa, and Elea
ner Murphy, of Homer Several par
tiea have been given in their honor
while here.
James Keefe is learning fanning
these daya at Albert Carpenter's near
Vista
Misses Pearl Ryan, Mary and Bonny
Barry, visited frienda in Sioux City
from baturday until Monday evening
Laura Jones is visiting her sister,
Mra J L Dessert, at Tekamah, Nebr.
Jamea Bracken who was very sick
the past woek, is now much improved
Mr and Mr John Brady enjoyed
over Sunday viiit from their daughter.
Mrs Chas A Barrett, of Sioux City,
Mra D J McDonald and baby
Sioux City artived here Wednesday
evening for a visit in the John Rya
home.
ReT Fr Moriarty of Benson, Nebr,
waa visiting here Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs George Teller returned
Saturday from a week's visit in South
Dakota. Mr Teller is looking up
laud .
Rose Daley of O'Neill arrived here
Tuesday for a few days visit with
Helen O'Neill.
Thos Murphy, of Homer, spent Mon
day and Tuesday with frieuds here.
He expects to go to his claim ueur Dal
las, S D, soou.
M rs John Sullivan of Sioui City is
visiting at the John Carpenter honiu.
Mrs Belle Schollard moved into the
D J McDonald hoiwo east of town
Friday.
Rev Fathers McCarthy of Vist , and
Moore, of l'ouca, were guests' of Uuv
MeCarty Monday eveniug,
Frauk Davy of Sioux City is iu town
this week having a car of his corn
loadi-.d here which he is having ship
ped to the Brewiug company, at South
bioux Uity, Nobr.
Wti2n train No 33 was going west
a- i .
mommy eveuing aim wiinin null a
Mrs
Skraa City. Crystal Lake
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SOUTH SIOUX CITY
rom the Record-
Born, July "th, to Mr. and
amen Tobln, a boy.
Mrs. D. O. Evans left WedneHday for
visit with relatives at Sioux Falls
D.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson returned
iRt week from their trip to New York
tate.
Oscar Stamm und M Mathwlg are
ronntruetlntr a 20-foot Kiisoline launeh
n the Stamm shop.
Mrs. H. C. Phillips was here from
Marshland. Neb., vlHitlnir at the home
of her daUKhter, Mrs. J. N. Mullins.
James Sheets and family this wee
moved to a home at Dornian's crossing,
Sioux City. Mr. Sheets purchased the
place.
Work on the Beermnn cottages Is
progressing nicely. One Is up and al
most completed and the second Is un
der way.
Mrs. Rudolph Bauingartner suffered
from a bursted blood vessel In one of
her limbs last Saturday. She Jiad
medical attendance and Is now doing
fine.
The street department has been as
busy as the weather would permit the
iast week. The streets were mowed
arid weeds along the sidewalks in parts
of the town were cut.
H. S. Neighbors and family are now
at Elk, Wash. On their way out they
stopped at Hnise to visit old time
South Sioux City people, the family of
Caleb Antrim und Moses Ashenfelter.
Miss Elizabeth Bnals and her sister.
Mrs. h,an Keeo. leit Wednesday on
their trip to the west. They will be
gone a year ami expect to visit all
points lip and down the Taeifle coast
taking in the fair at Seattle and vls-
Itlnu relatives.
Nate Miller, who recently came here
from Essex, la., where he edited the
Independent, has purchased the prop
erty of T. A. Berry, now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Berry as their home. Mr.
Miller was at Essex over Sunday. Mrs.
Miller and the household furniture are
expected to arrive here the earlv part
of next week. Mr. end Mrs. Berry will
move to the other house owned by
them next door to their present home
Just where Mr. and Mrs. Charles West-
eott will move is not known to The
Kecord.
The following account was sent The
Record from a South Haven, Mich.
newspuuur. of the marriage of Clinton
Manning to Miss Ada McKinney, of
that place: "At noon today (June
24) at the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. Martha McKinney, In Bangor, oe
curred the marriage of Miss Ada Me
Kinney .of that village, and Mr. Clin
ton Manning, of South Sioux City, Neb
The marriage was performed by Elder
Branch and was witnessed by the near
relatives of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
Manning left on the afternoon train for
Benton Harbor and from there will
go to Chicago by boat. After spend
Ing a few clays there they will go direct
to his home in Nebraska. ' Mrs. Man
nlng Is well known here as Mrs. Or
lando Davis, having visited here fre
quently with her former husband. She
will have the best wishes of her friends
here."
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rOSs Sioxsm City, lowtv
First publication July 3w
Order of Hearing on Petition for Ap
pointment of Administrator.
In the county court of luikota county
Nebraska.
Htate of Nebraska, Dakota county : ss.
To Joseph l'atrlck Mullins, Alliert Will
iam Mullins, Mliry Kliieline Mullins, Muni-Ire
(.lllxTt Mullins. Herimnl .'.'ornelius
MulliiiH. and to all persons Interested in the
estate of Annie Mullins, clet-eiised;
On reiullnu the petition of Kllen Thorn
ton nnil Mary Sullivan praying that the
administration of suld estate be (tranted
to W. II. Kyim ns administrator.
It Is hereby ordered tlmt you, and nil per
sons Interested In Mild mutter, limy, and do,
appear nt the eounty court to Ik' held In nnil
or siihi county, on tue 21111 uity 01 July
1). 1!, lit 10o eliK-k a. m., to show pause
If nny there Ik-, why the prayer of the pe
tinner should not lie grim ted, and thntnotlee
f the pendency of snld petition and that
the hearing thereof lx- ul veil to nil persons
nterested In snld matter by puhilshlmt a
opy of thla Order In the luikota County
Herald, a weekly newspaper printed In snld
eounty, for three sueeesslve weeks prior to
suld uuy 01 nearing.
Witness my hand, and senl of tmld court
this 1UI1 day of July, A, 1). l!"'t.
I). V. riTINHOS,
seal County Judge.
- First publication July IS 8w
NOTICE FOB. TAX DEED.
To rrnnklln .M. rotter. In whose mime
title to the real estate descrilied lielow up
pears of record In the otllce of the. county
elei Kot liitKotit county, Nehritskn:
ou are hereby notll ed that out he 4th
day of Novemlier, lmrT, the undersigned
Martin Ncllan. purchased from the treasiir
er of I akota county, Nebraska, at a public
sine 01 lands and lots tor luxes, the follow
Ing descrilied real estate, to-wit : I.o's tel
(1(0, eleven (11), and twelve (12), Iu blot k one
hundred and eight (HW). of Covington, an
addition or annex to the village of South
Sioux City, In Imkutu county and state of
eis asKa inatsaiii real estate was not as
sessed in the name of any perso : that It
was taxed for the year IHotl: that after the
expiration of three months from the dateof
the service of this notice, application will
be made for a tax deed to said leal estate.
Dated July 14, l;'ii.
Maktin Nkij.an, Purchaser.
First Publication July M Iw
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Dakota county, Ne
braska. Sate of Nebraska, Dakota County ss.
Io llaiiora Howard, and John J. Howard.
and all persons Interested In the estate of
iimoiny Howard, deceased:
tin reading the petition of Hanora How
ard praying a llmtl settlement und allow
ance of her account Hied In tills court on
the l:illi day of July, 1 ',', and for her dis
charge as administratrix.
It Is hereby ordered that you, nnd all
persons Interested In said matter, may, and
do, appear at the county court to be held In
aim ior said county, on the Ttli day of Aug
ust. A. D. luot, at Id o'clock a. 111.. to show
cause, If any there be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not lie granted, and
that notice of the pendency of said petition
and that the hearing thereof be given to all
persons Interested In said nuttier by pul-
llshlng a copy of this order In the Dakota
County Herald, a weekly newspaper priut-
sum county, ior lour successive weeks
prior 10 sum uuy 01 Hearing.
IJ. P. Ktinson.
skalJ County Judge.
This is "IT"
Nebrtska. Everybody coma to the 1 1 lock of the depot the spring iu tue
The rocket Savings Bank
given away by the
JJank of Dakota County
See adv. for particulars.
Do you want to sell, or exchange
your busiucss? The Omaha lite will
run un sdvertisemeut for you at one
uent a word per day. There will be
many out of their 40,000 readers who
will answer your advertisement, Write
todsy. .
Subscribe for the Tier aid, ouly $1.
Conductors, motomien aud trainmen
wntited for ttunk lines and eity Mrcet
railways iu every large city of the
Unit.-ti States nt wages of from $00 to
$'200 a mouth. For free information
wiite t' the OhVwls O ilioe til:j Sharp
Hldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The
NewB.
Herald for News when it is
The Kozy Studio is making special
low prices during the spring months.
Cabinets 11.50 up; also '21 small 1'hc
tos 25c, 12 postals U0o. Wo lead in
low priocB. All work guaranteed.
Kozv Studio,
304 Douglas street, Sioux City, Io.
3rV
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YEARS'
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Anronft r.Mvg a sketch nnd deicrintinn my
quick If imrertfiiii onr opinion fro whHi hnr Mil
.nvtnliin is prU'Rblr palfnLihlo. Cominuntra.
ttoiis Htnctlr rontMeiitlHl. HANDBOOK onlMut
un. 1 me. I'Mott nvnitcy for sucui ing pntetui.
I'ntentt taken tnrotiiih Muuu it Co, receive
!fruil HotUet without cbnruo, iu the
Scientific Jlmcricati.
A hunrlsomplT lllnntrntMl wpcklr.
'uliithm of mi? rtentttlo journal.
k)IU UJ Jail
our months, fti, tiult
J.nrpent dr.
Terms, t'4 a
newadekiern.
MUMN & Co.0,B-d-- New York
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)R. C H. MAXWELL,
?Iiysician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
DIXOTA 01TT,
NEBRASKA
McCALL PATTFHNS
Celi't'r.ited lor style, perfect fit, simplicity snd
rcuaoiiiiy nearly 4U yr.trs. aoji in nearly '
every city and town in the United Sutra and
Caniiia, 'or by mail jlirett. or aoM than '
any other make. Send for free catalogue,
McCALLS MAGAZINE I
More subacrthc-rs than Iny other fashion
magazine million a month. Invaluable. J. at.
est utyletj p.Mtrina, drrsiinalnni;, millinery
plain bfwinn, lam. y needlework, haiitircssin,
etiquette, eoud bluries, etc. UnW 60 cent a
year (worth double), including a free pattern,
bubatribe today, or send tor tain pic copy,
IVONDIBrUL INDUCEMENTS
0 to Agents. total bring premium Catalogue
and new cash priaa otters. Address j
tHI McC.VU CO.. KS to M W. I7Ut St. NEW VOl
-VIA THE
Round Trip
Rat.
30
30
30
30
From Dakota City
TO:
Seattle $53
Portland 53
Tacoma 53
Vancouver 53
Los Angeles 71.75
San Francisco 71.75
Tickets are on sale daily until September 30. Return limit
October 31. Stopovers permitted enroute.
Details on application to local agent.
The nlvo rules to Portlnnd and PiiKct Sound Points npply for tic-kots irolnx via
St. I'aul nnd Mlniu'iipolls. KeturnliiR from r)i t,liiiiii turouKti Suit I.uku
City, Scenic Colorado und ltnvt'i
- Kates to California npply for tickets koIiih via Sent tie nnd Portland.
Returning from California, via any direct route,
For complete Information as to routes, train service, etc., call on
G. H. PRANGER, Agent, DAKOTA CITY, NEB.
T.
C. R. Chapman
Traveling 1'nsa'r Ant., St. Paul, Minn.
W. TEASDALE
Gen. Pass'r Am., St.
Paul, Minn.
Flew ILa,ffdl (Dlkascs
Register at Kalispell, Mont.,
Register at Coeur d'Alene,
Fliithead Indian K enervation:
on the Great Northern Railway.
Coeur d'Alcno Reservation:
Idaho. (Buy tickets to Spokane.)
Spokane Reservation: Register at Spokane, Washington.
Registration dates July 15 to August 5th, inclusive. This is
another of the remaining few chances for this wnpmtinn tr nK.
tain good government lands. Call on nearest ticket agent for
descriptive leaflet, showing conditions, excursion rates, etc.
The Burlington-Great Northern, Spokane and Seattle train
takes you through the wealth producing Wenatchee fruit coun
try, and shows you the wonderful upper northwest empire ; every
mile is interesting.
Big Hen Basin: A splendid choice of the government irri
gated lands is left to homesteaders in this growing fast country.
320-Acre Voildel Lands: Thousands of acres of these
larger sized tracts are now available for free homesteading in
eastern Wyoming and are going fast.
D. Clem Deaver, General Agent.
Lund Seekers Information Bureau. Omaha, Neb.
1
Come and see the new
Detroit Gasoline
Stove
They are the. best in the
market and absolutely safe
If in need of
HARDWARE
TINWARE
SUTTER
WsKsHtng Mtvchlncs, Etc.,
Sic,
Fred Schriever & Co.
Dakota City, Keb.
Lowest Prices Guaranteed.

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