R R Time Table
Sioux City, Crystal Lake ft Homer
LKAVK LEAVE
A KOT A CliV 8IOI X CITY
6:10 am.... 7:00 am
8:00 a m 9:00 a m
10:00 am 12 m
1:30 pm 2 :30 p m
3 :30 pin ,. . 4 :30 p m
5:3C p ni 6:30 p m
Leave Hlonx City nt 10:0 for Prystnl trfike
t nn
nl meet Ureat Northern train at Soutu
Hloux (Jltjr, on return trip.
C, 8t. P., M.a o.
Trains leave Dakota City at the folio-ring
time :
VOBTH BOUND. SOUTH BOtiND.
.5:62 pm Omaba 7:35 am
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 TftAINb.
6:52 pm Omaba 7:35 am
.3:37 Norfolk 5:32
C B ft Q
WEST
2fo. 83 Local Freight 7:30 am
11 Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 12:47 pm
EAST
:No. 86 Lcal Freight 2:15 pm
10 Locol Passenger, .6:33 pm
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All the latest designs in wall paper
at L M Leslie's drag store.
W L Boss and family have returned
from camp life at Crystal lake.
Will Adair Kiira ' nn from Omaha
I Tuesday evening for a week's outing.
V Mrs George Pranger was a passen
? ger to Coleridge Monday, to visit rela
tives. Don't fo'fjet BrnnV coffee it Is
-still in the lead. For sale at Van de
Zedde's.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs
Myron Pilgrim, of South Sioux City,
Saturday. N
Dick Broyhill and family were,
among the campers at Foye's park
this week .
When yon get ready to paper your
home, order your wall paper at L M
Leslie's drug stoie.
t WT Warner is entertaining a party
-of friends from Omaha at his fishing'
-camp at Crystal lake.
Henry Eloke and family broke camp
at Crystal lake today and returned to
their home at Bioorufield.
4 ' Mrs Jas C McKernan returned Sat
n urday from a couple of weeks visit
with her brother near Ainsworth,
JNeb.
Chester Walterniire and Harry
Heasoner, of Ashland, Neb, were
guehU at the Geo Pracger home Sat
urday. Arlow Eager was home from Sioux
City over Sunday. He left Monday
for Arminton, Mout, where he will
look for employment.
The dan co given by the band boys
last Thursday evening wus a success
both socially und financially, notwith
standing the rainy weather.
Bobert Evans, jr, got a fishhook
fast in his lip while at the lake Tues
day. Dr Little of Omaha, wno was in
camp there, extracted it for him.
Bemember G F Broyhill when you
go to buy your binding twine. He
handles the best twine at tue best
prices. $11.30 time or $11.00 cash .N
Bert Hardin is spending his vaca
tion at home, but is also making ride
trips in this territory. He is now
y traveling for a Galena, 111, firm, sell-
inir manhina nils.
i If you intend to paint give us a call.
We handle the Minnesota Linseed Oil
Paint, sold subject to chemical analy
sis. Guaranteed the best paint made.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
John W Wood, of Ilawarden, Iowa,
l is here visiting friends. Air Wood is
V a sou-in-law of the late Becj F Cham
bers, having married his eldest daugh
ter, Belle, foon af'er the family re
moved from here to N'obrara.
Chas Cougbtry, who has been the
-efficient and accommodating clerk in
8 A Stinson's store for the past sever
al years, will quit the store business
August 1st and enter the employ of
the Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co,
at this plaee.
Dave Ntiswanger's driving horse
-disappeared last Friday right while
Dave was at Fiuuerty's boatyard camp
ing with friends. D M began to feel
uneasy by Monday, but the horse was
iound four miles south of town near
the Bvder farm and was returned to
the owner, who breaths freely again.
If yon are going to attend the state
fair and have no room in which to
leep, just write Secretary Whitten of
the Commercial club, Lincoln, and he
will secure you a nice room for Fair
week September 2-6. A list of 3,000
rooms besides the natural hotel facili
ties will be secured, so there will be
plenty ot sleeping room for everyone.
B:V 7 Zimmerman, a former Luther
an pastor and an old time resident of
tlm place, returned to his home in
Lincoln Saturday, after spending sev
eral days here with his daughter, Mrs
C'U I3rynutv He had been ou a visit
to his boyhood home iu Fenu, for two
mouths, and also made a short visit
-witti hi daugb'.er, Mrs George Acres,
t Marhal!tuwu, Io, while t-u route
, home.
Mrs Johnson, wife of Augutt J(Ln
on who was adjudged insane and St ut
to the Norfolk asylum luesuay, ued
t the family home about six miles
wei-tof Hubbard Tuesday. Her death
is ettriiiutcd to en oiure, undergone
at the time of her husband's "brain
storm"' on Sauday, July 13tb, wheu
he drove her from the house, she taU
mg her hree davs old babv and hid
ing iu the iMJ. where the neighbor
afterwards found her utterly pristrut
d. The case is a particiilarlv Had
one, as eleven motherless childreu are
imown upon tue mercy or the world,
ihe funeral was held on Thars lay.
Tbo llomld for all the sr.ws:
Artliur Larson was on the sick Jit
the post week.
Will 11 Jtyan or lJonier was here on
business Tliuriday.
Cobs for sale at the Bleukiron i!
vator, Dfkota City, Neb.
Gentry Iltos show drew the usual
crowd to Sioux City Monday.
Mrs Chas L Culler, of Wayne, visit
ed her parents here Wednesday.
Jeff Rockwell and daughter, Qwen,
were down from Hubbard Ihurslay.
The Bell Telephone company is
stringing now wires from here to
Homer.
Clyde Creao was down from the
firm west of Hubbard several daa
this week.
The M 13 A lodge of this place cn-
jojed a rousing picnic at Foye's park
Tuuisday.
Dr D B Stidwoithy and Bev E H
Combs, of Homer,' were county teat
visitors Thursday. ' '
O, why do you eat old dry peanuts
when you can set them Iresh roasted
every day at Van's.
Harry McCormick, of South Sioux
Citv, was transacting business at the
court house Thursday.
Have yon tried those fresh roasted
peanuts at Van's, hot from the roaster?
iney are surely dandy.
J C Duggan, postmaster and mer
chant of Goodwin, Neb, transacted
business here Saturday,
James Fuestou and Glen Armour
left for Wood Lake, Neb, Wednesday,
where Olen has some land interests.
I will sell the celebrated McCormick
and Deering binding tw ine at $11.30,
time; or til. 00 cash. GFBroyhill.
Wesley McPherson arrived-home
Saturday from Trenton, Neb, where he
went to accompany the remains of his
mother for final interment.
Have you tried the Sultanna and
Tac-co brands of canned goods? Vmd
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
The W H and F M Society of the
Lutheran vhurch will give an ice
cream social at the Wm P Warner
home Wednesday evening, July 31.
Buy joar hardware, tinware, wire
screen and stoves from SchrieVer Bros
We guarantee Sioux City prices. We
also repair tinware and gasoline stoves.
A fice little daughter name to tho
home of Gus Bartels and wife, at
Lawton, Io, Saturday. They formerly
resided on the farm just north of this
place.
f rank i. Uaase, of imerson, was
home Sunday and couldn't resist
the temptation to stay over and, see
Gentry Bros show Monday. We don't
blame him either.
George Lahrs son of Wm Labrs,
was quite badly bitten by Henry
Krumwiede'a bulldog on day last
week. The dog bit him through the
ear and in the shoulder.
Jas Nickorson, stenographer in the
U S marshal's office at Omaha, was
here the pas, week, the guest 'of John
F Sides. They enjoyed camp life at
Crystal lake a portion of the time.
John W Cribble, of South Orasha,
visited with his father, Barney Grib
ble, in this place Monday and Tues
day. He was unroute home from a
trip to the western part of tha state.
We have just received a car of that
famous Diamond Lump Sootless west
ern coal, the finest in the world for
cooking purposes.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr Co.
F G Stanard, of Sioux City, is tak
ing instructions under Boss Johnson
in operating the Foye gasoline car.
When the new car i.i overhauled and
put in commission he will have charge
of it.
Arthur Larson, assistant in the Ed
wards & Bradford Lumber com paLv's
store at this place, has been transfer
red to the yard at Stanton, and will
leave for that place abont the first of
the mouth. Chas Coughtiy takes his
place here.
Do you need your old roof repaired
or a new roof? Bemember we have the
genuine Bubberoid Footing. Don't
accept a bo called just as good, when
you cau get the best for the same
money. Give ns a trial, we will please
you Edwaida & Bradford Lumber
company.
i w i - . .1 ; r, f t Tt?.l. .
I, iu aiujuui nuu niiD icn tiruutrr
lav morn in ff for a western tiin. eoinir
first to Spencer, Neb, where they will
j - - i . r i
visit their son, Dr George Armour
aud Henry Armour. From there they
will go to Chadrtin, Hot Springs and
to Oypsun, Col, where their sou, Lee
Aimonr, resides.
August Johnson, who was arrested
laBt week at Hubbard on complaint of
his wife, whom he bad shamefully
bused, was pronounced insane by the
board of insanity aud on lhuisday
was taken to the Norfolk asylum by
Sheriff II C Hansen and dpputy Grant
Castor, to be cured of his "braiustoru."
Everett Ellis, who was arrested and
brought to this place from Hubbard.
last week, chaiged with threatening
the lives of Edith and Kate Hale,
daughters of George Hale nd wife,
was released Monday ou a foQO peace
bond aud a promise to be good in the
future. Mr Dale w 11 see that he does
it, too.
Mr James P Cook, of Ponci, Neb,
and Mrs Hannah Hoover, of Dukot.t
City, were married at the home of (lie
biide s daughter,' Mrs Alice Boiiton,
in Dakota City, on Momlav afterm ou,
July 22, 1907; Bev E E Shuf. r p.-r
forming tue ceremony iu tli presence
of the immediate relnlivr I tiie lid
air and Airs uoon. will make their
home ia Ponca
Dr J M Little, of Omaha, wl o ha
been spending a few weekr at Crystal
lake with friends from Blooiufii-ld,
where he formerly resided, was shot iu
the cnin lu some mysterious manner
Thursday mornings while sitting iu
csrnp listeiiing to the musio of a plio
nnpraph. He could not account for
the shot, as no one in camp even heard
tba report of a gun. Dr C 11 Maxwell
t dressed the wound sud the j atient re
turned to his home in Omaha where
he will have the bullet removed.
Commissioners' Proceeding..
Dakota City, Nebr, July 20, 191".
Boa'd of county commissioners met
I pursuant to adjournment, members
uresent. Thomas O liaird. climrman
Ed Morgan and John Sierk and V E
Boss, conntv clerk.
lioird finds there are no outstand
ing bonds against the following school
districts, No 19 5 34-3 31-3'J H sud 29.
Hie board therefore ordered the
county treasurer to traefir the
amounts now ia the bond fund to the
general fund of the respective dis
tricts.
The board made order for county
clerk to strike tho taxes on the follow
ing lots. Lots 7 and 8 lock 50, Cov
ington, for the years 1899 to 1901, in
clnsuo. .
Boad petitioned for by O B Dcwitt
whs granted as prated for.
Damages allowed on road district
No 1 as follows;
A J Krampcr ;ti()
KJ IV Bull 120 m
D lHn so 0o
J M Klnjr 1.V100
Kilwnrd Hnkke UHIOO
W W Hohlcr SI5 00
Thos Afthford, Jr 8
Tim O'Connor 8
John Rurvuin 8
W H Ryan 8
Claims allowed :
(ienrral rrsn
Nebraska Clark Aut Tel Co, rent 8 00
W It Ryan, Insurance on court home, ins 00
Oeo J Boucher, Sml qt sal A expeno.. . 2"4 (fl
K L Ross, care of paupers S7 (XI
Klopp A Bartlett, supplies 25 70
Perkins Bros, supplies, claim fW 40
allowed mi 40
Samaritan hospital, enroof Ed O'Brien 107 Ho
T O Balrd, commissioners salary 6J 00
Kd Morgan, same ft, 40
John Slerk, same CI ft)
Dr D B Stldworthy, claim 113.00, al
lowed 8 80
Dr L Do Vore, claim 111.50, allowed.... 80 78
W L Rows', Slid qt sal and expense lis SB
Fred 8 Berry, 2nd quarter salary 176 00
Dr W A Burke, claim 112.50, allowed.. 10 00
II O Hansen, salary and deputv hire.. 800 00
BRIftCiE rrND.
Atlas Elevator Co, lumber $ 03 45
Pat PuKBiin, bridge work 5 00
Neb Culvert Co, steel culverts 114 80
D O HerTernan, bridge work and ma
terial 44 40
Renze A Green, bolts. 8 00
Dennis Qulnn, brldgo work SI 00
Tom Shane, same... ti 68
Luke Qulnn, same.. 12 00
D O HefTernnn, tiimo 20 OS
E 4 B Lbr Co, lumber SSI SO
Beport of W L Boss, county clerk,
for second quarter approved by tus
board.
To the board of county commission
ers, Dakota county, Nebraska :
Beport of fees earned in the county
clerk's office in the second q.iarter of
the year 1907, beginning on April 1st
and ending June 29, 19U7:
Fees for recording, etc fSSI 15
Second quarter's salary lot) 00
Total fees earned CD51 16
I hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct report of all fees earn'
d in the countv clerk s office in the
second quarter of the year 1907, to the
btst of my knowledge and belief.
W L Boss, County Clerk.
Subscribed in bit presence and
sworn to before me this ViOtli day of
July, AD. 1907.
J J timers, Cor.nty Judge.
Board adjourned to August 24, 1907.
W L Boss, Clerk.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fields & Slaughter Co.
S E Mills, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb,
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
One good binder. '
One good mower.
One good plow.
One good hay sweep.
Mrs Timothv Howard,
Hubbard, Neb.
A Memoiablo Day.
One of the days we re member with
pleasure, as well as with profit 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.
25c, at Leslie s drug store.
CORRESPONDENCE
M OK KC 0Mi Qth
HUBBARD.
A largo crowd from here attended
the funeral of Mrs D Hogau at Jack
son Sunday.
Dr Leahy, of Jackson, was iu town
Tuesday.
Now is the time to lay in your fruit
jars, we have them iu all sizes Carl
Anderson.
George Hale and wife were passen
gers for Dakota City Monday.
A J Nerdyke and Herman Benz
were passeugeis to bioux City fllou
day.
lienze S ureen have unloaded a car
of wagons and wagon boxes. If yon
need anything in that line cull on
them.
Jas Nelson, of JJakota City, was in
town Friday.
ltridgie Green and Susie Knox were
city visitors Saturday.
For McCormick binders and binder
twine call on Benze & Green. They
also handle a I ill line of repairs.
John Sierk was in town Saturday.
Al Schrempp visited friends heie
couple of days last week.
Chris Smith was a city visitor
Thursday.
Carl Anderson handles the best
grades of harvester oil, machine oil
and axle grease.
Sheriff Ilaiisen was in town on busi
ness last Thursday.
Hirrv Boi'.kwt'U went to the citv
lufct Friday.
Overalls, jackc ts work shirts and
gloves for harvest wear at Carl Andcr
Bull's.
Claude Severance, assistant in th
E & 15 lumber yard here went to Hurt
Ictt, I )wa, i' riday.
The ball gamu wus called off Sun
day on account of wet ground-. Hub
baid aud Homer on account of wet
grounds, Hubbard and Horner will
battle lor the championship this com
ing Sunday.
Annie Kill ickey and Mrs'Thos Hart
nett were visiting in town Monday.
Good machine oil and Acme sweeps
aud rakes at D C Heffsruan's.
This firm has been
goods since 1851, and there aro none
better.
The people here were surprised
Wednesday morning i here (f the
death of Mis Arthur 'Smith, who pas
seil nway abnt 12 o clock the night
pievious. Although she had been ail
lufr ior some time, cor uenui came as
a shock to her family and friends. Mrs
Smith whs formerly Miss Katie Boo
in y, and leaves a host of friends and
relatives ti mourn the death or one so
joung. Her husband and only child
prpceded her tj tho other shore during
the past year. The fnner.l wns held
Thursday at 10 o'clock a m, aud was
conducted by Bev J E English, inter
ment being in the Hubbard cemetery.
Some good work is being done on
the bridges in thii section by 8 A
Combs, supervisor of bridge building,
and 1'ot Duggan, foieman of the pile'
driving gang. They Are now at work
on the Urinkman bridge.
Fred Bartels has agreed that Bank
er Waters is tho man to drain the
swamp, although a contract has not
yet been signed.
This i what 5 00 in cash will buy
at can .inaerson s store:
18 poinds of granulated sugar. .(1 00
5 pounds of good tea 2 25
4 cans Ktandird sugar corn 25
5 pounds 5o coffee. 1 25
16 pounds fancy prunes 1 00
Total $5 75
These are all first-class goods, and it
will be a saving for you to take ad
vantage of this offor. as it won't last
long.
Bert Franci'co, one of the best farm
ers in Hubbard precinct, and oue
who knows a good thing when he sees
it, bought au Acme Queen binder of 1)
C Heffernan Monday, with which t
harvest his splendid grain erpp.
Harry and Balph Gribble went to
Wakefield and Coleridge Wendesday
for a few days visit with relatives and
Iriends.
nans Hansen and two daughters
went to Concord Wtdnefdsy.
Arthur Brinkman went to Wsyte
Wednesday to take in the chautauqna.
Louis Deroin went to Sioux Falls, S
D, Wednesday, on business.
Mrs John Bressler, of Wayne, was
calling at the B B Gribble home here
last Wednesday.
Jeff Bock well dislocated a thumb
Wednesday while souffling with Carl
Fredrickson.
JACKSON.
Anna Quinn left Monday for Sinsin-
awa, wis. .
Ben Hodges and sons Bert and Jes
sie have gone to Interior, S D, where
they have claims.
Nellie Davey left for Chicago, Wed
nesday, whe're "he expects to visit at the
home of her aunt, Mrs K J van Hoven,
for several weeks.
Matt Hogan returned to Bartlett, Io,
Tuesday morning, Jio being called
here by the illness and death of his
mother.
Sisters Walburge and Felicia are
spending a short vacation at. the
Mound
Mrs George Teller is vUiticg her
daughter Lizzie at Bapid City, S D.
Venus Schmied, of Dakota City,
visited the Misses Biley here several
dajs.
Frances Sawyer retnrned frem a
two week's visit with frineds at Blair
Monday evening.
Mrs John Boler and daughter Mary
left Thursday for Denver and Mani-
tou. They also expect to vii-it other
points of interest before rf turning.
Frank Biley arrived home from
Royal, Io, Saturday evening, wheie he
had spent the past two months.
The dance which was to be given at
Bilev's hall last Friday evening -was
potitooned and will be given this Fli
day night July 26, 1907. Danielsou's
orchestra, of Emerson, will furnith
the music.
Ilattie Kennelly was taken to St
Joseph s hospital, Sunday, where an
operation wus performed fot rupture
She is getting along as well as could
be expected.
Mary and Bonnie Barry returned
Horn bioux (Jity last Maturday even-
in?, where they bad been the guests
every day at some social function giv
en in their honor for a week.
jur ana Mrs i j fliuiiaiiy took a
trip .overland this week to Rosebud,
S D
A surprise party was given Eckle
Brown last Wednesday night before
herdepaiture for her home at Base,
Neb. About 40 of the young people
gathered at the hall, where music and
dancing were indulged in. At mid
night a nice supper was served ou the
stage.
Mrs James Junk and son George
and daughters Mary and Jennie attend
ed the funeral of Mrs D Hot? an, which
was held here Sunday. Mrs Junk is
fcister-iu-law of the deceased.
Died, July 20. 1907. the 2 year old
daughter of Mr and Mrs William
Biley, with diphtheria. No other
cases heie.
HOMER.
The remonstrators to the issuing of
saloon license were arrauted a hearii g
Mouday. They were heard through
their lawyer, P A Sawyer,
but the license was eranted just the
same. Then an appeal was taken
which will bring the esse before Judge
Graves. In the meantime the saloon
is running.
Luther Heikes hauled rock from
Horner to lay cement walks around
his house.
Mrs Jeff ltockwell and daughter
Gwen were iu Homer oue day this
week.
Grandma Antrim, who had been
visiting with her pou Culeh, in Soutl
ioiu City since the Foiath, returned
r nday.
August Nipgeman lost one of hi
worK horses last week, us also did (Jff
Harris.
Caleb Antrim was a Homer visitor
Thursday of last week.
Mrs B O Hileman and daughter and
niece, were down from Halem to at
tend the Sunday ochool picnic.
The bridge by the Johnson hill is
out. owing to the heavy rains.
Mr and Mrs Welker and Mrs Frank
Priest started on a raspberrrinK tiipi
a t"nm tho msn whipped his hordes
and frightened Mr Welker's horsp,
which gave a sudden jump, throwing
the back Best off with b,th lsdios,
Mis l'riest was not hurt except to Ret
a goorl shaking up, but Mrs Welker
got a butter slinking up, so that at this
writing she can hardly move. I think
they were exceedingly lucky that it
was no worse.
Mrs Seth Barnes and Mrs Fallon
wera-over night visitors in Sioux City
Xnesday. .
Uenonie McKinley is not getting well
as fast ns his many friends could wish.
Mamie Chnstopherson who came
down from Crofton with her Hunt, Mrs
Frauk Combs, and has been visiting
with her aunt and at the B McKinley
home, returned to her home Tuesday.
A cousin of Mrs Dr Burkeismaking
that lady a visit during her vacation
Attorney E J Smith and wife have
been camping at Crystal lake.
Jim Alloway, jr, who has been visit
ing his pareuts aud other relatives for
the past week, departed Monday for
Primrose, Neb, where he is working
in the Ji & is lumber yard.
Mrs Fallon, mother of Joe is
here from Omaha visiting at
the Seth Barnes home.
The M E Sunday school had a pic
nic at the Dr Waterman home Tues
day. Mr Waterman and Mr and Mrs
Armour exerted themselves to make a
pleasant time for their many guests
and in behalf of all present I extend
them a vote of thanks for the good
time they showed ns.
Tom Al.oway had the misfortune to
cut his wrist quite badly a few days
ago. It was quite sore for a while and
there was some fear of blood poison
but it is getting along nicely now.
Graiu in this neck of the woods is
being out whenever the weather man
issues his permit .
The "Brownies," of Sioux City,
(oooub) played ball with our Maroons
and our boys were "whitewashed" by
a score of 8 to 0. Winnebago did not
play Wednesday as billed .n account
of mud.
Joe Maney of South Sioux City wss
down Sunday to see the Coon-Maroon
bull game. -
Geo Beacom, rf Hubbard, was a
Homer visitor Sunday and the ball
gamo took him in.
Dr Stidworthy is a Sionx City resi
dent now.
Say. which is he worst to look at.
a ball game on Sunday or go fishing
on Sunday.
Mrs Louie Bock well has none to
Ord to visit her sister. Louie says he
is going to camp meeting every night
while she is gone.
Uncle Geoige Book well is visiting
his daughter in Tekamah.
NACORA.
Mrs John Tramper and daughter
Lena were paesengors to Sioux City
Mor.day. ...
Mrs August Zastrow and Kate Sim
mons were Emerson visitors Wednes
day-.
D L Leap has resigned his positiou
here and has accepted one in i-mer
son.
Wm Goertz has purchased the Frank
Foltz farm for bis son Earnest. We
have not learned where Mr Foltz is
going to move his family,
Mrs Aug Zastrow, who has been vis-
ting relatives here for the past week
returned to her home at Yankton, S D,
Thursday. Her mother, Mrs Sim
mons, and sister Margaret accompan
ied her to Sioux City.
During the storm Wednesday even
ing the houses of Aug Yoss, Matt As
Bomoaher and John Johnson were
struck by lightning, but to serious
damage done.
Miss Mae neeney left Thursday
for a few weeks with friends at Jtffer
son and Elk Point, S D.
A number of ladies gathered at the
Foltz home Tuesday in honor of Mrs
Foltze's birthday. A very enjoyable
time was had.
J Nord shipped a oar of hogs Tues
day.
A A Schrempp, of Boyal, Io, spent
a few days visiting friends here.
Henry Zastrow went to Yankton, 8
D, Wednesday where he will spend
several weeks with his brother Au
gust.
SALEM.
Eston Learner spent a ccuple
of weeks with Leone Lange, below
Homer.
Deacon M G Learner and consin
Frank took in the ball game at Sioux
City Sunday.
Bliven Bros nd W A Heikes ship
ped a car of lions to Sioux City Wed
nesday.
Mrs W B Wright and daughter
Erfie. who have been visitini? in this
vicinity the past month, left Thurs
day for Iowa Falls and Dubuque, for
a visit before returning home.
Cnrrev Fisher spent a week with
friends in Sioux City.
Curtis Bliven. of Sioux City, was
on this suie 01 tue river weanesaay
A crowd of young folks chaperoned
by Harry Sides, are intending to camp
next week at Crystal lake.
Chicken thieves got in their work
Tuesday night by taking over fifty
of Al Bamsey s choice fries.
Mattie Bridenbaugu, of Morning
side, was a guest of Pearl Learner
the past week.
nam Brown lost one of his best
horses Wednesday from too much heat
A O Sides and wife returned from
a visit with Mrs Sidts' sister at Hay
rnoud, S D.
f All of Sttleru a M B As paiticipaie
in the picnic at Foye's park Thuis
day.
lion Jacob A Hides was a guest ut
the Quinn home in Tacksou Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor joujg peo
ple gave a harvest social at the Salem
LutUnruu church Wednesday night.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem nt 11 :80 o'clock, Suudav school
at 10:00. V
1'reachiug at Dakota City 8:00p
m. C E 7:00, Sunday school at
9:45 a in, Mission Band at 3:00 p m
A cordial welcome to all
Ten Farms for Sale. Good ones, al
sizes aud kinds. Warner & Eimera.
ATTENTION
Note That This Machine is Not in the Trust
. and Not Made by the Trust.
Bee ms before signing ordsrs for a binder. When yon buy from to
your settlement is roads direct with the Acme Harverter Co. of .
Peoria, 111. No ether machine you buy, no matter tho name of "the
machine, your settlement is with the International Harvester Co. of
TJ. 8. A. I have
530 Worth of Repairs
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For toy binders on hand and we have f 45,000 worth of repairs in the
city of Omaha, Nebraska Tour wants will b fully , supplied by
myself should yon buy from me.
D. C. Helfernan, Hubbard.
Ccxttlo Lrocxno
Give "The Bank that ALWAYS treats yom BIGHT a chance to
make tour cattle loan this year. Lowest interest possible,' and your
note will not come due until your cattle are sold. It is such liberal
tieatment as the above, that has brought this bank a steadily increas
ing number 01 customers.
Call on ns, please, for anything in banking.
Bank of Dakota County
P 8 W e loan on all good security.
And always have money for our
Grand Land Opening!
In the Texas Panhandle Country-
Commencing July 2nd and continuing on the first and
third Tuesdays during July
lomeseekers Excursions to
where the famous Spring
allay fertile body of land comprising 200,000 acres 4 in one tract
in Castro and Lamb counties in
put on the market for sale for
and is part of the Farwell estate,
by the late John V. Farwell of
in return for money advanced for
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 low and easy terms as will insure its quick
sale and an exceptionally profitable investment.
$4.00 per acre down, balance
Three new railroads are now
this tract of land and the new
been started at the junction of
tined to be the metropolis of the
I have secured the agency
sale of this tract of land am in
jiosition to give my customers an
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
The train leaves Sioux City
Leaves Kansas City the following
cial Pullman train, arriving at
Returning, leave Friona Saturday evening getting to Sioux
City Monday morning. Homeseekers provided with sleeping
berths and meals on train. Land shown in automobiles.
This is positively the best proposition for land investment
in the Southwest today. Purchasers now will surely double
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.
Land located in the -shallow water district obtained in
abundance, or from 15 to 50 feet.
For further information call on or write
W. T.
General Agent.
Wm LORENZ,
JPropiit tor of
(Daly Ma.t Msrkct
Fresh and Salt Mtals alwoys
Agnt foi Se3 mom's White Laundry.
Laundry basket goes Tuekdajs and conns back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY-
FARMERS!
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Jackson, Neb.
Don't forget that.
customers.
Ed. T, K.
and August, I will conduct
the Texas Panhandle country
Lake Ranch, an exception-
the Texas Panhandle, will be
the first time. This tract of
the land having been received
Chicago from the State of Texas
the building of the Texas state
ten years at 6.
in course of construction thro
town of Spring Lake has just
two of these roads, which is des
Texas Panhandle country.
for Northeast Nebraska for the
on the ground floor and in a
inside deal. The company in
Sioux City to Friona, Texas.
at 6:55 Tuesday evening.
morning in the Wright Spe
destination the following morning.
Bartlett,
Jackson, Neb,
ou hand, Csth paid forhidts.
NEBRASKA.
manufacturing last Tuesday and as they were pausing
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