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! Semi -Annual CLEARANCE SALE!
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of July
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TOLLOWING our long established and well
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale, which
our
known custom
will continue
In
has
we are now conducting
throughout the month
the
i
fnlortHor month, week and almost every day in
its peculiar and individual duty to perform which affects all the others in
their combined year-end results.
July and January are the spend-thrifts of the family, but they are also the
managers, and on them lies the responsibility for the ship's cruise.
of freight has now to be unloaded. liveryDoay is mviiea
and select whatever may be useful
prices. Every article now in stock
Our last cargo
to come aboard ship
new and much lower
NOT ALL AT ONCE.
to
them at entirely
will be reduced, but
If you need a new suit for yourself or your boy, now is the time'to buy and
to save.
If you need a light weight overcoat or a pair cf trousers, now is the time to buy
and to save.
If you need underwear, shirts or neckwear, now is your time to buy and to save.
If you need hats or hosiery, now is your. time to buy and to save.
Members of the
Merchants Rebate
Association
Dows Clothing Co.
520 Fourth St, SIOUX CITY, 10.
Railroad Fares
Refunded
Both Ways
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A Memorable Day.
One of the days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with protit to our
health, is the one on which we became
Acquainted with Dr King's New Life
Pills', the painless purifiers that cure
biliousness, and keep the bowels right.
125c, at Leslie's drug store.
First M E Church Hours of Service
SUNDAY.
10 a ru Sun J ay School
11 a ni Preaching
12 m Class Meeting
7:00 pm Epworth League
:00p m Preaching
THURSDAY
-8:00 pm ...Prayer Meeting
Elmeb F. Shafer, Pastor.
Phone number S3.
Real Estate Transfers
Henry Krumwlede to August Moeller,
eat 25 feet of west 1S5 feet of lots 14
and 15, and east 50 feet of west 125 feet
of lot 18. all In block 1411, liukotu City,
wd $6W
R E MeOormiek to Una J MeOormlck,
lot 7 In block 11, Hecona Addition to
South Sioux Olty, wd
John O Snydernnd wife to Henry Skid
more, neJJ section 27-27-1', wd )
E J Smith et nl. to Rasmus Fredrick-1
Hon part of nef. section 11-27-8 qcd...
Ella McHenry Jo Mary F McHenry,
lots 4 and in taction 2S-28-8 qcd
O Ij Joy and wife to Win Oordon, trus
tee, lots 11, 17. is. It) and 2ii, In block
Hi; lot fi In block :W; lots 7, lOand 11 In
block iff: lots in, ltfand 2i In block aw;
lots It), Wand 1H In block 4; lot In
block 41; lots 3 n net (tin block B7, all In
Joy Place, un addition to South Sioux
City, qcd
Musan M liOemls to Henry Loonils, lot
7 In block 4, Smith's addition to Ho
. mer, wd
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R R Time Table
Sioux City, Crystal Lake ft Homer
LEAVE LEAVE
3AK0TA CUT SIOUX CITY
6:10 a m 7:00 a m
8:00 a ni 9:00 a m
10:00 am 12 m
1:30 p m 2:30 p m
3:30 p to 4:30 p m
5:3C p m 6:30 p m
Leave Sioux Olty at 10:80 for Crystal Lake
and meet Oreat Northern train at South
Stoux City, on return trip.
SOUTH BOnND.
. . .7 :35 am
C.St. P., fVLftO. Time-Table.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
loTrinsr time :
SOBTE BOUND. '
5:52 cm Omaha.
10:00 am Omaha 5:13 pm
3 :37 pm Norfolk 8 :20 am
9:01 am Norfolk 5.32 pm
7 :58 am Newcastle 10 :00 am
2:08 pm " ..6:08 pm
SUNDAY TrtAINb
5:52 pm.
3:37
, Omaha,
Norfolk. 5:32
..7:35 am
C B & Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight 7:dU am
11 " Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 12:47pn
EAST
No 86 Local Freight 2:15 pm
10 Local Passenger.... 6 :3d pm
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Local Items
A Oood Result.
Under the operation of the new pure
food laws, baking powders now gener
ally bear on the labels a statement of
I tie ingredients. This is of utmost im
portunes because of the harmful in
gredients used in many cases.
Royal Baking Powder is now known
to be the only "baking powder made of
P.oyal Orape Cream of Tarter, and this
no doubt explains its greatly increased
ale here.
Careful housekeepers are taking ad
-vantage of the protection which the
laws afford, and are examining all the
reading matter on the back of the la
bel before adopting any brand for use
in the home
When in place of the words Cream
of Tarter the words "alum," "alumni
nam" or "phosphate of lime appear
among the ingredients, they heed the
warning and avoid baking powders
containing these substitutes.
Lutheran Church Announcements
Preaching Sunday morning at- Sa
lem at 11:60 o'clock, Sunday school
t 10:00.
Preaching at Dakota City at 3;00
o'clock p m : Sunday school at 9 :45 a
tu ; C at 6 :30 p m
A cordial welcome to all.
j Stops Hair
jfallina
'. . -ii'a Hair Vigor, nev im
" ,-cd formula, will certainly
telling of the hair. Indeed,
; . !. .;!; :voir will always do this
. A .iz tker? is some.disturb
v c? tiis general health.
iiv.:, a constitutional medicine
v 1-c necessary. Consult
, . t-.hyr.iclsn about this.
' . i r t(r'1' : 'n? color of the hair.
-i
fyrmul with oh bqttlo
f BUow it to your
yers t
doctor
Aik him about It,
thou do u h y
... i i:-. uhv Ayer's Hair Vigor stops
r. ir i? because it first destroys the
-. i c'.i cau?e thi3 trouble. After
. J' i .-, nature soon brings about a
rscavcry, restoring the hsir and
:i a rir'J-t!' healthy condition,
tj Hit . C. Xjtt Co., Lowell,
Subscribe for The Herald $1 per
year. ,
All the latest designs in wall paper
at L M Leslie's drug store.
Judge E E Evans was at Bloomfield
last Friday on legal business.
Don't forget Breun's coffee it is
still in the lead. ' For sale at Vac de
Zedde's.
Mrs Geo W McBeath, of Homer,
visited over Sunday with relatives m
this place.
When you get ready to papor yonr
home, order your wall paper at L M
Leslie's drug stoie.
Miss Georgia Whitticar, of Emerson,
visited relatives here the past week,
returning home Thursday.
Gustavo Berger left WVdneadny for
Hot SpriDgs, S D, where he will epeud
a month enjoying the western climate.
Remember G F Broyhill when you
go to buy your biuding twine, lie
handles the best twine at the best
prices.
Mrs Ernest Triggs vibited at the
hnme of her parents here tie firt,t of
tha week, returning to her borne id
Sioux city Wednesday.
Bee Maher, cf Sioux City, a former
Dakota county boy, and a ton of Nick
.... t
Maher. was warned at Uut e, wont,
recently to Miss lielle Ruthbuu, Siioux
City girl.
If you intend to paint give us a call.
We bundle the Minnesota LliiheeU Oil
Puint, sold sul jt ct to uheniicul analy
sis. Guaranteed tlie best palut made.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
T) von npd vour old loof rtrcired
or a new roi t liememner we uuiu m"
genuiue liubberoid Jtoofl'ig. Don t
accent a so called just an gocu, wuen
you can get the bebt for the tauie
money Uive us a trui, we hi piuase
you iawaiua x uruuiora ijuuiuer
company.
A jolly paity of young folks consist
ing of friends and relatives, gathered
at the home of Daniel uuggau, at
I Goodwin, on Sunday afternoon, July
14, aud acbinted him most royally to
M-lebrate his birthday. L poo their
dtparture they detlared Dabiel a v-ry
entertaining hot in spite cf being ta
ken unawares hil he in return said
he "would vouch for them beiug tip
top directors of a surprise pry ."
The Heiald for all the kews:
Old papers for sale at the Herald
office 5 cents per hundred.
Subscribe for the Herald, the best
pipr in the county. $1 a year.
Ten Farms for Sale. Good ones, al
sizes and kinds. Warner & Eimers.
. Nearly everyone in town had busi
ness in Sioux City Tuesday (circus
day).
O, why do you eat old dry peanuts
when you can get them fresh roasted
every day at Van's.
Ed J llaymord, wife and son Ever
ett, were down rom Wayne and spent
Sunday at Crystal lake with friends.
RevD E Tindall held the last quart
erly meeting of the year, in the Meth
odist church, Sunday morning, July
14th.
Albert Joyce, a brother of John and
Stephen Joyce, of this county, died at
his home in Grand Junction, Col, July
10, 1907. '
Have you tried the 8ultanna and
Tac-co brands of canned goods? Van
sells tbem. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
Mrs John H Gribble and son Wil
mer, arrived here last Friday from
Danville, N D, where they have been
living on a claim the past year.
We have just received a car of that
famous Diamond Lump Bootless west
em coal, the finest in the wond for
cooking purposes.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr Co
Mrs John Mitchell, of Sioux City,
well known to the people here, having
lived here for many years, was operat
ed on for the removal of a tumor re
cently, and her condition is Very se
rious.
The old muddy has been catting
away its banks adjoining town with
rspiility the past week or two. Some
of thtt residents in the east part
town are becoming alarmed at the
roads made this year.
Cobs for Sale at th Blensiron lit
vator, Dskota City, Neb.
Mrs George Tranger wut to Emer-
sow Wednesday to visit relatives.
A baby boy was Iwirn to Mr and
Mrs John D Rockwell, ot South Sioux
City Tuesday.
Arthur Larson went to Hubbard
Thursday to help out in the E & B
yard at that place.
Bert Wood is acting as day signal
man at the Burlington tower in the
absence of Paul Kiukle.
nave yon tried those fresh roasted
peanuts at Van's, hot from the roaster?
lhry are surely dandy.
Wallace Crotby, of Bloomfield, was
a guest at the L M Leslie home here
several days the past week.
J O Thompson moved Wednesday
from the Woodward house to the Hen
ry Wood house opposite Dr Maxwell's.
I will sell the celebrated McCormick
and Deering binding twine at $11.30,
time; or $11.00 cash. U t Broyhill.
Mrs Albert Bliven Arrived here
Monday from California on a visit
with relativoi and old Dakota county
friends.
Misses Amelia Rewinkle, E Gabriel
t ml Ida Lorpp, nurses from Sioux
City, were pleasant over Sunday visit
ors at H F Kohlmeier'a.
Mrs C H Kohlmeier, of Craig, Neb,
and Miss A Borueman, of Wakefield.
Neb, vixited with Mrs H F Kohlmeier
from Saturday to Monday,
Dny yoar hardware, tinware, wire
screen and stoves from SchrieVer Bros
We guarantee Sioux City prices. We
also repair tinware and gasoline stoves.
A big crowd accompanied the Eons
of Herman lodge to Emerson ThnrBda
where a joint picnic was held by the
lodges ot Dakota, Dixon and Thurston
counties.
Lon McEntaffer, of Crofton, was in
town Wednesday enroute to Homer,
where he formerly resided, and "will
fpend a few dais with relatives and
old acquaintances there.
All kinds of cosl, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fields & Slaughter Co.
S E Mills, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
W II Fnnke, of Sioux City, lows,
and Miss Olga Klemme, of Deavenport,
Iowa, wre joined in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev E
Shafer, on Mondav morning, July 16,
1907.
John Dearing came up from the res
ervation Wednesday, where he has
been working for Jas Foltz during the
spring and summer. He expects to
leave lor Colorado soon to take np a
claim.
You will never be too late nor lose
any time at the Unique theater, David
son block, Sioux City continous enter
tainment. Greatest moving pictures
ever seen. Ladies aud children especi
ally invite!.
If any of our subscribers desire the
address changed on their Herald by
reason of the establishment or changes
made in the rural mates, or for any
other reason, just drop us a postal and
the change desired and it will be made.
Mrs Elmer Strohm, Shawnee, Okla,
in here visiting at the B F Strohm
home. Her husband will arrive here
during the coming week for a visit
with his parents, alter which they go
to Iowa for a month's visit with rela
tives.
Mell A Rchraied and wife returned
Monday from Mason City, Iowa, where
Mr Srhmied had been to attend a
meeting of the auditing committee of
the MBA o'der. They also 'spent
seven 1 days at Clear Lake, a hummer
resort near Mason City.
Revs D K Tindall, of Norfolk, E C
Horn, t)f Wayne, afcd G F Mead, of
Scuth Sioux City, were business visit
ors with Rev E E Shafer on Monday.
It was a committee meeting called for
the purpose of considering a distriot
paper, aud the district missionary
work.
Everett Ellis, who threatened the
lives of Edith and Kate Hale, daugh
ters of Mr and Mrs Geo Hale, of Hub
bard precinct, on the night of July
of i Fourth, at a dance in Homer, was ar
ia-! rested Thursday by Sheriff Hansen
and is now confined in the county tail
Paul Kinkle left Tnesday for st " B
Paul, where he goes to dispose of sev- n J Reasoner. formerly station
, eral lots be owns in that city and fr a agent for the C B & Q at this place,
Biiori visit wnu oiu menus, iurs xliq- name nn from Ashland. eb.
Kie ami winrea, wiio uave uein visu
ing there for the past month, will ao
company him home. .
Obituary.
Died, at Sioux City, Iowa, on the
13th day of July, 1907, Mrs Nancy
A Mal'herson, aped 78 years.
Nancy A Deeie was born in Ken
tucky on tna ?4th day of March, 1829,
and early in life removed to the state
of Indiana, where, on July 10, 1848,
she wss joined in marriage to Joseph
8 McHiorson. In August, 1851, with
her husband and children, she re
moved to Richland, Iowa, and re
moved from there to Dakota county,
Nebraska, iu December, 18G8. Here
the family resided until the fall of
1884, when they removed to Hitchcock
county, Nebr, where the family home
contiuuf d until it was broken up by
the death o( the husband and father
on Decembsr 31, 1893.
Mrs McE'herson was the mother of
eight children, two of whom have pre
ceded her to the Oreat Beyond. Those
surviving her are, Wesley McPherson,
Mrs Hinah Ream, Mrs Lydia I Phill
ips. Mrs America Duncan, Mrs Ruth
J BJammond and Mrs Jessie M Little.
She died at the Lome of toe last
named daughter, with whom she had
made her home of late years.
In the dark days of 18G1, her bus
band joined the Union army and faith
fully served his country as a soldier
for more than three years, during
which time the devoted wife and
mother no less faithfully served her
country in toiling early and late for
the support of herself and her six
small children
A kind hearted, patient woman was
Mrs McPhereon, living her unpreten
tious life in a thoroughly unselfish
way. She tlrbugbt littlo ot herself,
but always had the deepest solicitude
for her friends and family. Her na
ture was deeply sympathetic, and in
ministering to others she never stopped
to consider self. She was a faithful,
loviug wife and a good mother. Lan
guage cannot express more by way of
eulogy.
Mrs McPherson was stricken with
illness last New Years, and ntiver re
covered her strength, although she
was able to be around at times until in
May. Since then she rapidly failed
nntil the end came on Saturday. July
13th, at about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. She was a great sufferer during
the last days of her sickness, but was
patient and uncomplaining through
it all.
The funeral services were held on
Monday, July loth, at the hone ot
her daughter, airs Little, at 00(1 Pearl
street, Sioux City, Iowa, and were con
ducted by Rev Joel A Smith, an old
friend and former pastor. The Ladies
Relief Corps, of Sioux City, was in
attendance,. she having been a mem
ber of that order. ,
The remains were taken to Trenton,
Nebr, where she will be laid beaiJe
the husband, at whose side she passed
most of life's journey..
Colorado Lands
Until further notice I can seen re
low excursion rates any day of the
week to Julesburg, Colo, to any one
wishing to look over Sedgwick county,
Colorado lands. Or if you desire to
cont nne your trip to Denver and Col
orado Springs, I can get you excur
sion rates to said points for 919.50
with stopover at Julesburg. Tickets
good for three months.
For further information about East
ern lioiorado lands, see or writ
W T Babtlett,
Jackson, Nebr.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
One good binder.
One good mower.
One good plow.
One good" hay sweep.
Mrs Timothv Howard,
Hubbard, Neb.
A Wonderful Happening
Port Byron, N Y, has witnessed one
of the most remarkable cases of heal
ing ever recorded. Amos F King, ot
that place says: "Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured a sore on my leg with
which I had suffered over 80 years
am new 85." Guaranteed to cure all
sores, by Leslie, the druggist. 25c.
The Charming Woman 1
is not oecssarily one of perfect form
and features. Many a plain woman who
could never serve as an artists model,
possesses those rare qualities that all
the world admires : neatness, clear eyes,
clean sniooih skin and that sprig utli
net-s of step and action that aocompany
good health. A physically weak wo
man is never attractive, not even to
herself. Eledrio Bitters restore weak
women, give strong norves, bright eyes,
smooth, velvety skid, beautiful com
plexion. Guaranteed at Leslie's drug
store. 50o
Grand Land Opening!
In the Texas Panhandle Country
Commencing July 2nd and continuing on the first and
iird Tuesdays during July and August, I will conduct
lomcscekcrs Excursions to the Texas Fanhandle country
there the famous & Spring Lake Ranch, an exception-
allay fertile body of land comprising 200,000 acres in one tract
n Castro and Lamb counties in the Texas ranhandle, will be
mt on the market for sale for the first time. This tract of
and is part of the Fanvell estate, the land having been received
by the late John V. Fanvell of Chicago from the State of Texas
in return for money advanced for the building of the Texas state
capitol. This body of land has recently been bought by the
Geo. G. Wright Co. of Kansas City, the largest and best known
real estate dealers in the southwest, who now for the first
time are putting it on the market to purchasers, in any quan
tity, and on such jlow and easy terms as will insure its quick
sale and an exceptionally profitable investment. rA
Lorris R HiggiDS, who murdered Mr
and Mrs Walter 11 Copple.near Rosalie,
last spring, and who has since been
ocnflned in the Douglas county jail for
safe keeping, was brought to Pender
Monday ot last week and given a
hearing before Judge Downs. Tlie
prisooer waived examination and wss
held to the district court without bail.
Immediately alter the hearing ha was
driven to Beemer and was returned by
train to Omaha to await trial.
Speaking about roots, S A Combs.
of Homer, brought a root with him
when he came up to attend the me.-t
iug of the executive committee of t'-e
Pioneers and Old Settler association
last Saturday, that is quite a curiosity
by reason of the gnarled and crooked
shape lu irliich It grew. . It is about
ii u inch in diameter and rtsitnbles a
snake in ar.pi arance, so much bo that
we have cut out the "booze," along
with a few cithern, ever since .tlie thing
was left in ihe oflloe.
The ex cntive committee of the Pio
neers and Oil Settlcts' association
met lust Saturday afternoon at tli
place to arranee matters for the com
ing tweijtv-sixth unnual renuion to be
held at Clinton paik, Dakota City
Aufrif-t 29, 1907. 8 A Combs was se
lhcted to till the office of secretary
made vacant by the resignation of
John II Ream. The same commit tees
that made the reunion a success last
year were again chosen. Preparations
for the coming picnio are well under
way, even at this early date, aud all
look forward with anticipation fur the
day of all days in Dakota county
Remember the date, Thursday, August
2'J, 1907.
Wedns-
dav to spend a few days with old
friends. He has given up railroad
life for the present on account of ill
health, and has taken a claim in
South Dakota, near Phillips, where he
will reside the coming year.
During the severe electric storm
Thursday morning the lightining
struck two cottonwood trees in the
grove at Roland Orr's near Clinton
park. Barney Uribbie, president oi
the Pioneers and Old Settlers' associa
tion, declared that if the lightning
damaged any of the trees in the park
where the association holds its meet
ings there will be trouble.
The Interstate Live Stock Fair,
which is held every September at
Woodbind Park, Sioux City, is grow
ing better each succeeding year. This
year the association which conducts
the Fair is offering for purHcsViind
premiums the almost unbelievable
amount of f 00,000 fZO.OUU in purses
and $35 000 in premiums. Only the
state fairs of Minnesota and Wiscon
sin are offering so large an amount of
inotuy iu purses.
$4.00 per acre down, balance ten years at 6.
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Three new railroads are now in course of construction thro
this tract of land and the new town of Spring Lake has just
been started at the junction of two of these roads, which is des
tined to be the metropolis of the Texas' Panhandle country.
I have secured the agency for Northeast Nebraska for the
sale of this tract of land am in on the ground, floor and in a
osition to give my customers an inside deal. The company i in
tends to sell every acre of this land within the next sixty days,
and it is confidently expected that before the tract is sold en
tirely out prices will have advanced to double what they started
at the opening sale. '
Anyone desiring to investigate the special and grand oppor
tunity for, profitable investment at this land opening can come
with me on any of these dates at the special low rate of
$25.40 for the round trip from Sioux City to Friona, Texas.
he train leaves Sioux City at 6:55 Tuesday evening.
Leaves Kansas City the following morning in the Wright Spe
cial Pullman train, arriving at destination the following morning.
Returning, leave Friona Saturday , evening, getting to Sioux
City Monday morning. Homeseekers provided with sleeping
berths and meais on train. Land shown in automobiles.
This is positively the best proposition for land investment
in the Stfuthwest today, rurcnasers now win sureiyj aouDie
their investment before fall. Get in on the ground floor; come
with me on this excursion, and if it looks well to you secure a
piece of this land near the new town of Spring Lake, and you
will have $50 per acre land before two years. V
Land located in the shallow water district obtained in
abundance, or from 15 to 50 feet.
For further information call on or vtrite
W T. ISartlott,
eneral Agent. Jackson, Neb.
Ccxttlc LfOCXflG
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Give "The Bank that ALWAtS treats yom RIGHT" a chanc8 to
make your cattle loan this year. Lowest interest possible, and your
note will not come due nntil your oattle are sold.! It is such liberal
tieatment as the above, that has brought this bank a steadily increas
ing number of customers.
Call on us, please, for anything in banking.
Bank of Dakota County
Jackson, Neb.
P S We loan on all K"od security. Don't forget that.
And always have money for our customers. Ed. T, K.
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Wxxv LOR.EPJZ,
Proprietor of-
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand. Cat h paid for hides.
Agent foi Beymout's White Laundry.
Laundry basket goes Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
Long Live the King !
ii the popular cry throughout Eurepean
conutrics; w hile in America, the cry of
the pieseut day is "Long live Ur King s
New Discovery, King of Ihroat anil
Lung Remedies! of which Mrs Julia
Ryder Paine, Truro, Muss, says: "It
never fails to giVH immeiliate reiiei ami
to quickly cure a cough er cold." Mrs
Paine a opinion is shared ny a majority
of the inhabitants of thia Country.
New Disoovery cures weak lungs and
sore throat after all other remedies
have failod ; and for coughs and colds
it's the only mre cure. Guaranteed
by L M LesMe, druggWt. 60o and f I.
Trial bottle free.
SALEM.
Lvdia Newell and Ruth 8hirleyof
Omaha, spent the week at the Perry
Learner home.
Salem furnished her share of the big
orowd at the show Tuesday.
Harry Brown and son made a bust
ness trip to Walthill Tuesday.
Pearl Hileman is spending several
weeks with her aunt, Mm Ed Stlby
in Sioux City.
Charles Wright and family, of Fort
Robiueon. Neb, visited the first of the
week with Mrs Alice Sides.
Robert Hileman is making th
rounds shelling corn between showers
The roads are iu a bad comdition for
marketing the corn.
Vfta Armour and wife went toPonoa
Tut sday for a few days visit with thei
son uill and family.
Madiotis Learner returned from
sight seeing trip in and around Wake
Held Again Madious returned home
alouo. '"
Wootls Hileman was iu fiom Jules
burg, Col, on business ami shaking
hands with Lis manv friends.
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Wednesday evening nbout twenty
relutives acit friends gavo a sui iise
on Mr ond Mrs Stephen Joyce, ut their
home, it being their 31st wedding an
niversary. A1 very pleasant evening
was spent.
Harvey Bonis returned to Lis home
in Oregon last week.
The Warblers of the Homer Free
Press have ut list decidtd'to follow the
plans of mother Songbird and her
weaklings, such as the writer. I won
der if the Warblers have forgotten the
attempted bug house critioisms they
mads upon their fellow writers some
time ago in their column of news(?)
items, if it wouldn't be a wiser plan
for some to do a little less preacLug
or praotioe what they preach.
DAKOTA CITY'
Do yotx want
to sell yow farm?
The quick, sure way is
to put a want - ad in
The Rates are One" insertion, per line 10 cents.
Two or more conseelitive insertions, per line,
0 cents each insertion. Each insertion made on
odd days, 10 cents per line.
All advertising runs in both morning and
and eveuing papers, without extra charge. i
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Count Six Word to av Llrv
Address Want-Ad Department, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
Within everybody's reach reaches everybody
NEBRASKA.
FARM LOANS I
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We have pleuty of Money to Loan at a low
rate ol interest on Dakota county Farms. W
uho Sell and Buy Real Estate of all kinds
srvwhei on earth. See or write us belore you. sorrow, jjuj or oen.
List your property with ns to Bell. ".-. . .'.i,-.
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