Dakota County Herald
Continuation of the homer Herald.
SOB H. MAM, PCBLISHKR,
, Subscription Price. $1.00 Ter Yesr.
a weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of this paperthrough the
mails as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Ottis Robinson, editor of the Crof
on Journal, which waa totally de
stroyed by flrn last Wednesday, woa
in Sioux City Tuesday picking out an
ntire new outfit.
Precinct F.I ctlon Results.
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Following are Oih preoinct. ofll T-rs
elect)! at the elfrtinn luld on Toes
day, November 6'h :
OMADI
J M Kin, r f
W II Hyn. r.. 1NJ
Wm llulsworth, d T
W K Britith, rt M
ConMnhlos ' ...
W K Hucklnnd, r
Jinn Purely, r
Roy Rjinlll.U J
Rood Oversi-rr District No 1
Oeortre Warner, r
John Huron in. 1...
Mot riot Noft
TSpIhoii KHinlth, r
Kolrt Mml Ui, d
District No
Kux'iin Ijomuls, r
HO lUwi jUhhcii, d
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An exchange truthfully remarks:
"The man who gets mad at what a
newspaper ssvs about him should re
turn thanks three times a day for what
the newspaper knew about him and
suppressed."
This from an exchange will bear
reading and it can be read again and
again and then some: "Every time
the closet of your neighbor is opened,
do yon strain your neok to peek, then
, afterward strain yonr neck in talking
about it? Do you ever atop to think
that some day a tragedy may take up
its abode in your home? Oan't yon
pet it into your bend that some day
the tongue of slander may cut yon
like a sharp sword and the whispers of
your neighbors he as vinegar on your
wounds? Misfortune and disgrace
may have overtaken your neighbor,
but it does not become you to get on
the housetop and shout it out to the
world. Yon will not be culled npon to
pay for nor answer for any of the sins
of your neighbor. You have all you
can tend to. to par for your own indis
cretions. Home day one near and
dear to you may full tne prison walls
may open to tbeson. or the scarlet
letter of eternity blight a daughter.
When a home is in mourning over a
tragedy, the best thing yon enn do in
to keep yonr month shut, unless vou
can say something that will oome as a
rift in the clouds. Then again yon
may be no better than your neighbor.
The only difference was that yonr
neighbor waa canght, and you, up to
date, have kept the sunlight away.
Be charitable, my friend; you know
rot the day nor the hour when the
Might will appear in your sacred
cirole.
A
SAYING SOMETHING
8MWDtav somebody 00Mfci:
Ones I made a serious blunder
And said life was one sweet sons'.
Now tho summer's gone to thunder -
And I see tbot I was wrong.
There's no flowers In the meadows,
There's no song birds In the trees,
And my purse's as shy of money 1
As the trees are shy of leaves.
Many people are thankful on
Thanksgiving day to know the' foot
ball season is over.
A local minister is quoted as say
ing, "The beautiful girl whom you
worship as a pil'ar of unadulterated
eweetuesa doesn't contain even three
ounces of sugar." We know it I Bhe'a
every ounce pure American woman
hood, and that's good enough for us.
Tne saloon keepar who cannot keep
his doors closed at any time, manages
not to open his ears to complaints.
A woman who is forever "harping"
is not necessarily an angel.
It is muoh better to put a little
faith in human nature than to expose
your fellowman's weakness by experi
menting on him in your searcu for
knowledge.
It your "heat" girl is her own house
keeper, yon cannot make a "hit" with
her by telling her you are in the dnst
at her fee.
W very often see right get a knock
down, but we neler saw it take the
voount. ,-
A man may be a model of honesty
and yet beat the railroad if he got a
ohanoe.
It wonld be a good thing for some
people if they only knew the differ
ence between notoriety and notability.
There are two classes of women that
like. to be loved: those who have
someone to love them, and those who
' havn't.
Did you ever notice that when thoy
are paasing the kioks around tuat It
is the man who is doing his best thut
always gets the most of them.
Two Dollars' After December ist, 1O07.
The Omaba Daily News wishes to
announce to our readers tht, owing to
the increased price of labor, pi luting
material paper, ink, etc, they will
raise the prioe of The News (without
Sunday) to $2.00 per year after De
cember 1, 19U7, or f 2.50 for the Daily
and Sunday.
They will eooept $1.50 for a year's
subscription (without Sunday) or $2 00
for the Daily and Sunday editions
from new or old readers all during the
month of November, 1907.
If you are taking The News you
had better rene-v now and they will
xtend your subsciption a whele year,
no matter when yotfr time expires. If
you are not now a reader we urge you
to subscribe during this mouth aud
thus save 6O0 on the subscription
prioe.
They also wish to announce that
they will eond The Omaha Farm
Magacineone whole year free to all
subscribers, new or renewal that order
during thia month.
Bead all subscriptions to The Oma
ha Daily News, or baud to the pub
lisher of this paper.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem at 11:00 o'clock, Sunday school
at 10:00: O E ato p m.
Preaching at Dakota City at 3.001
o'clock p m ; Sunday sohool at 9 :45 a
iu ; 0 E at 6 :30 p m
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.Tontines of the Pence
It HOiilihle. r d
M M Meacoiti, d
Conntnblei
Ivle Wiilllsc. r
John Own, d
l'lilllip IU-Ihs, d
Kond Overseer, District No
Joe M leedfini, r
LI C) HelTernan, d
DlHtrlct No IS
J (1 Smith, r
O U Krlcken, (I
COVINGTON
Juxtlrea of tho Peace
J J Klmcrs, r
8 II Kunk. r
II A McOormlck, d
0 II Hmlley, d
Constables
Marshall Austin, r
N I) I'llirrlm, r
.1 H Burke, d
Kd (Gordon, d
Hond Overseer, District N08
1 W DeKorrest, r
District No 11
Henry Ulennanii, r
it. John's
Justices of the Pence
M K Kemielly, r ,
(Ifnrtic Thompson, r
M M Hoy In, d
M M lllckey, d
Constables
Joseph Hy rde, r
J 11 Hmlth, r-d
Mtepheu I.icls, d
Kond Overseer. District No 4
Irfiul. Peterson, d
Dist rict No 7 .
POIII.d
DAKOTA
Justice of tho Pence
II K Kohlmelur, r
Constables
Win Hlermiinn, r
() K iHHilltlle, r
Kond Overseer, District No S
JnmesUoiiKhtry, r ,
District No lO
ll II Altetnus, r
EMERSON
Justices of tho Peace
K A ( iimpls'll, r
Nelson Konuto, r
Constables
Roe McKntnfTor, r
Howl Overseer, district No 16
John Honderson, r
District No 17 ' '
Win I iu vis, r ,
SUMMIT
Rood Overseer, District No
A 11 Anderson, d
District No IN
Dennis Uutnn, d
HOFON OHEF.K
Road Ovorscer, District No 14
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Monday. - The former to her son
Will's in Omaha, the latter to go to
her home, in Cedar, Iowa, after a short
visit with telativea in Omaha. .. .Mark
EmhcIh" arrived in Emerson yesterday
fiom 8.-0 tli Dakota, lie is looking
well and savs things are prospering in
tha sate lie also says Emerson is
the bent town for its size he has struck
sinoe he has been gone.
South Sioux Jitr Record: Misses
Etta and Anna Bartlett were over
Sundav vUbors at Iioiiiick, Iowa,
Mr aud Mrs W II Mitchell, Jr, became
the parents of a bright baby girl Sun
div... .John A GreeDe returned home
this week from Illinois, where he wss
called by a telegram announcing the
death of bis mother. ... Mrs uatuanne
lloiran returned lust week from Chero-
kM whore she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Oscar MarcL....Miss
Helt-n Bbnll of Homer visited miss
I'.eulnh Brannaman this week, and
both attended the performance of
Cal-e" iu Hioox City, Tucsdsy night.
Honrv Uoetch has purchased the
given by the Early Hour club last
Friday night and a fine time reported,
Wm Maher who arrived from Los
Angeles, Calif, last week wss calling
on od friends hern Wednesday, lie
is enroute to Dubuque, loWa, to visit
his daughter, Mrs T F rhillips.
John Grace and wife of Dubuque,
Iowa, were visiting at the Flynn home
here last week. Mr Grace is a
nephew of Mr Flynn. They were here
on their honeymoon.
HOMER
Mrs Rue Altemus is a visitor with
her parents, James Allaway and wife
this week.
Clias Bates and family returned
from the Sand Hills Saturday
Mart Mansfield sr. and sou Jess,
are visiting the "home folks". They
are holding down claims in ltock
County.
Miss Blanche Hughes visited at
home Sunday.
II A Monroe smashed his toe Be
....Henry Uoetch nas purcnasea ine did wUh m toTe Le ujed ,Q m0Te
J ncs land opposite Crystal lake park. To the h u j tfa Dr said yon most
nir iionen jjurcuitecu l, ju
s Drin ir and cleared it. lie also made
numerous substantial improvemenis,
....Mr and Mrs W E Shane arrived
home Saturday from Hot Springs, 8
D, where they had been spending the
past two months, Mr Shane will re
turn to Hot Springs and remain iodefl
nitely. He has been in poor health
and his sojourn at the springs was of
great benefit to him.... Clyde Armour
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tied his horse in the north part ot
town last Sunday evening while mak-
in cr a call and when he went out after
the riu he discovered that the animal
had broken loose and skipped out.
He spent most of the night hunting
for the outfit without success. Mrs D
U Wilbur found the horse in the alley
at her home in the morning.
go or yon'l be dead.
Mrs Bancroft and son Dwight, re
turned from York, Nebr, Tuesday
evening.
Chas Hols worth' took their little
daughter Bessie to a hospital in Sionx
City Wednesday. She is suffering
ltli appendicitis.
Sheriff Hansen and son Robert were
Homer visitors Monday. '
Wanted
Jioral representative for Dako
ta City and vicinity to look
after renewals and Increase
sulwcrlptlon list of a prominent monthly
magazine, on a salnry and commission bas
is. Kjiperlence desl rable, ts.it not necessary.
Oood opportunity for rlir lit person. Address
f iilillslier. Hox Mtatlon O. iscw York.
I CORRESPONDENCE
ISS Ji Jj VM 040 WJM 0S
HUBBARD.
County Surveyor-elect Nels Ander
son was a county scat visitor inurs-
day .
We handle the U S cream separator
noue better made. Carl Anderson
Oi.iie Nelson, who went down to Da
kota City to work in a batber shop,
has given up his position there.
B U Girbble was reeluotod justice of
the peace for the steenth time, at the
recent election.
Corduroy suits the kind that never
weur out for men and boys, at Carl
Anderson's.
Very little grain is being handled
here owing lo the stringency in the
money market.
Overshoes and duck coats in end-
Mrs Sarah Smith visited this week
at the Oliver Smith, Louis Smith and
T D Curtis homes.
Louie Schut'e was an Omaha visitor
this week.
Mr and Mrs Stid worthy were Homer
visitors this week.
Mrs II B Smitu returned from Lin
den, Wis, Nov, 2nd.
Chaa Purdy and and family of New
Mexico arrived Wednesday to visit Mr
Pnrdv's nnole, Dan Furdy, and other
relatives. ,
Prudy Lake visited this week at the
H A Monroe Home.
"Dorcas" met with Mrs SetLBaroes
Thursday.
NACORA.
Niok Simmons returned Lome Mon
day from Yankton. S D, to spend the
winter.
Joe Heeney shipped a car of bogs to
Sionx City, Tuesday.
John Flanuery of Jackson, was here
on business Monday.
Mary Clark. went to Jackson Friday
evening to spend Sunday with trends.
Are You
Sick?
Much sickness is duo to
a weak, nervous system.
Yours may be. If it is,
you cannot get well until
you restore nerve strength
Your nervous system is
nature's power house; the
organs of your body get
their power from it.. If
the power is not there, the
action of the organs is
weak, and disease (sick
ness) follows. Dr. Miles'
Nervine cures the sick
because it soothes the
irritated and tired nerves
and gives the system a
chance to recuperate.
Try it, and see if you do
not quickly feel its bene
ficial effect.
"I wss given tip to die by a lead
ins; doctor. Got ma of Dr. Miles
books and found that Dr. Miles' Ner
vine fit my case. From the very first
dose 1 took I trot better. I am better
now than I have ixen ror years, ana
do nil my own work on the farm.
That's what Dr. Miles' Nervine has
flone for me, and I em glad to recom
mend It to others."
JOHN JAMKS. Biverton, rueor.
Your druggist sells Dr. Miles' Nerv
ine, and we authorize him to return
price of first bottle (only) If It falls
to benefit you. .
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S0MlSOCiO0S0CS0S,S v0
Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
Walthill Times: Albert Sohremp,
of Hubbard visited, here the first of
the week.
Thurston Gazette: Lewis Nash re
turned Wednesday evening from Car
lisle, Penn.
Bioux City Journal, 14: A carload
of tartks for the new diutillery of tin
Crrstal Lake Divtillery company at
South Sioux City arrived yestirday
Several carloads of new maoliiuery for
this plant have arrived duiiug the lust
few days aud is being rapidly installed
It is thought all of the machinery can
be set iu place, in time for the distil
lery to be opened December 6.
Ponca Journal: Mrs 8 It Lopp of
South bionx City was in town several
days last week visiting friends
Newcastle Times: Vt Talboy was
a Dakota City visitor Wednesdny
afternoou...A E Waldvogle left
Tueaday morning for Colorado to hold
down his claim, llis family will stay
in Newcastle during the winter.
Lyons Mirror: I rank rlirscn, one
of our old Dakota county friends, was
here from Sioux City this week,...
J Warner aud wife have returned to
tlx ir home at Cheyenne Agenoy, S D,
from Hot Spriugs, Ark. where the
former went on aooount ot a broken
ankle.
Ht James items in Hartinglon News:
J L Iting has charge of the Ht James
Mills and they expect to run the same
to it full capacity ... .llev Hbam-
baiigh, our new minister, preached u
v?ry able sermon to a large congrega
tion, Suuday night.
fender Kenubuo: lue women are
still guiuh'g ou us L.en folks. ' Misx
Mary Quinn of Dakota County, and
Miss Emma Miller of Cuming County
were elected county superintendents
in their respective counties over mas
culine opposition when the balance of
their tickets were snowed uuder too
deep for resurrectiou.
Ponoa Leader: J V PLrson went to
Dakota City yesterday ufternoon ou
legal butiiness. . . ,1'eail Hoover who
h an operation performed last
week is improving. .. .Mr and Mrs
Will Harden returned last evening
fiom a stay at Mondaimn, Iowa
Attorney F SlWrywis up from Em
erson last week, as an attorney in the
case of the Farmers bank of Lyons
vs N B Dixon,
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Winnebago items in Pender Times:
Londrosb bas just completed a bouse
for Lucy Ilardin in Winnebago City.
... .Winnebago went demociatio uot
withstanding the imported republican
workers from Homer on election day,
...,H T Willey from Houth Sioux
Cit; i moving in the building vsouted
by W E Whiteomb with a printing
outfit. We did not learn what he
will christen the paper.
Emerson Enterprise: Mrs Herman
KtolUe. was taken to a Biouv, City bos
pi tul Tuesday where a third opera tiou
was performed, bhe is reported to.be
very low,.., Mrs Gideou Warner aud
Mrs W iirubaker went to OuiLa
Corn basking is about over in this
locality. The yield was about half a
orop.
We have a splendid line of wool
blankets, set your choioe before cold
Dress to Suit Your Position.
"Dress to suit your position " is a
word of advice given by Miss Anna
Steese Richardson to her girl readers
in the Woman's Home Companion for
November. "If you work iu a dirty
weather comes, as they won't last long office, such as a printing concern,
. . i t , , , I whnljiu.la ffmnovv n nnrnwarA film
at the prioe we ask. Carl Anderson,
Emit Christiaasen, carrier on route
2 from here, is taking a fifteen-days
vacation. His wife is serving the
route as his substitute.
A fine assortment of ladies' and
children's hose, direct from the mills,
at Uail Anderson's.
Tom Beam and Clyde Crego were in
irom too larm juonuay ana iook tne
train for Dakota City, returning Wed
nusday
Briug us your farm produce butter,
eggs, eto we pay tue highest market
price. Carl Anderson.
Carl Fredrickson and Frank Mehan
were down to the city Tuesday looking
after their financial interests
Winter caps for winter weather, in
all styles, al Carl Adersou's.
Chas Holsworth and wife took the
train here Wednesday morning with
their little daughter, whom they were
taking to a tiioux City hospital to be
operated on for appendicitis. Dr
Nina bmith of Homer, had the patient
in charge.
Our stock of overshoes is complete
in bizi'S and styles. Carl Anderson.
W I Sv m mm
joun myers ana ram.iy, wno are
down from Belvidere, 8 D. spent a
few days here with old friends the
past week. They had been to Anoka,
Nebr, to attend the funeral of Mrs
Myers mother who died there last
week. On Thtrsiay morning they
lelt lor their home at Uelvidere.
Eugene Leuhy, of Wausa, Nebr, is
visiting bis brother Dr B J Leahy.
Pearl aud Eflle Byan left for St
Louis Wednesday morning.
Al Schrempp of Hubbard, the
painter, is doing some work here this
week. ,
Alex McDonald, of Armour, 8 D.
arrived here Tuesday evening, being
railed here on account of tho illness of
lus mother. Mr McDonald status he
found her muoh Improved
Mrs J P Timlin and baby left Wed
need ay eveuuig for Page, Neb, to vinit
f weeks with her mother, Mis 11
H Brown.
Mike tlynes had a oar of hogs on the
market Haturday,
The Devereux elevator Co, is having
ue eouloe put iu their elevator here
this week.
it i x mi v
ii v inompson ana son Ijouis re
turned overland from Lea, 8 I), Tuea
day. They weut their in the spring
Mrs Tim Murphy of Homer is here
visiting her parentj, Mr aud Mia I
O'Neill.
W T Bartlett went to Tonoa Tuea
duy.
Chas Barrett and wife of Sioux City,
vioited here over Buuday with Mrs
Barrett's parents.
Miss Braunger of Wayne waa the
guest of Lucy Jones from Friday until
Monday.
Alt Demaray lost a valuable horse
lust week.
oiaggie mrne leu last week for a
month's visit with friends at Baruum
and Fonda, Iowa, her old home.
Died Nov 0, '07, the infant daugh
tor of William Maun and wife, age
days.
Margaret Boler goes to Emerson
Saturdays where she has a large tausio
class.
About ad couple attended the danoo
wholesale grocery or a hardware shop,
wear skirts that clear the ground , by
at least three inches: but if you are
employed in the private office which
has been well . lurnmued aud nicely
carneted. - wear longer skirts, not
trains, but cut to escape the ground.
Your employer will want you, like the
furniture and clotures, to dress bis
office harmoniously. Wear tailored
shirts waists, and black or Oxford
gray tailored skirts. If you prefer
black silk waists, never fail to nolten
these with fine linen or lawn collars
and cuffs aud white or black ties.
Avoid sarish colors, tie dignified in
your dress as well as your manner.
Do not consider that money spent on
office clothes is wasted. It will bring
you better returns than money spent
on party frocks or feather-trimmed
hats."
Frank Hunt Wins Insurance Case.
The following dispatch from Lin
coin appeared in Monday's dailies.
This case was fought out in the dis
trict court in this county by Frank
Hunt, one of the original promoters of
South Sioux City, whose elegant home
was destroyed by fire soon aftes he
moved to bioux City : "After four ap
peals to the supreme court Mrs Lola
M Huut, of South bioux Cuy, has
been finally decreed to be entitled to
receive the face value of her policy of
1,600 on a house of hers that wus
destroyed by lire.
The company at first defended, n
the ground that the house was left un
occupied, a condition which automat
leilly cancelled the policy. Beaten
on this point, the defense finally rest
ed on the plea that the agent who rr-
ctiivod the money hud no authority
from the state auditor to act as an in
surance agent.
Tho couit holds that as the evidence
showed that he bad once had that
authority and the company continu
ing to leoogniae him aa its agent and
aoeeptiug all butduess that csme from
h iu, regardless of the fact that he
had not renewed, his certificate to do
business, it ooald not defend on that
ground, but is bound by his acts aud
conduct in dealing with policy holders.
Relieve Neuralgia with Dr. Miles'
Pain Pills, ii doses 25 cents.
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Just to introduee it, the publishers
are off,) ring for only 50 cents to send
tho Daily btate Journal, except bun
day, from now until January, 1, 1908;
with Sunday 75 cents. There are
little over half prioe offers, aud will
attract tiousauds of uew readers.
The paper will stop corning on Janua
ry 1st without notice from you. Why
uot send iua half dollar and seo what
a great vofflme of reading matter ynu
get for your mouey, borne big events
are happeuing in Nebraska ami yon
should keep posted by reading the
paper that can tell the whole truth
abgot everything and everybody.
Their action Is so mild, ths most deli
cate person can us Dr. Miles' Nervs and
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For Ssle or Trade.
A 16 horse power compound traotion
engine. 1 have sola my turesuing
machine to D Appleton and have this
engine left, which is in good working
order. C M Gray,
Dakota City, Nebr.
I have for sale some choice, blooded
Poland China bogs, at reasonable
rates. M Waters, Hubbard, Nebr.
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cannot1 dodge the fact that winter is close
upon us. Better get that Heating stove you are
in need of now. We can show you the Garland,
Ideal Leader and Prize, Oak, in fact we have
stoves for any purpose, also a good line of Ranges.
Call and see them.
Edwards Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard,
Nebraska.
GEO. TIMLIN, Wanaeer.
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