Dakota County Herald
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a weekly newspaper published at
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Telephone No. 43.
Call far Republican Convention.
I'r.rsnant to the call of the state
committee issued Jan 8th, 1908, the re'
publican electors of Dakota county are
iieivby called to meet in convention ta
Dakota City on Saturday, February
H9tti,1908, at two o'clock p m, for the
nnrixi.se of aidectinff six delrRtes to
extend the state convention in Omaha,
-on March the twelfth, 1908. and six
delegates to attend tho Congressionul
convention at Norfolk on March lOtli,
1008. which state and couRnsnional
Aonventioiis are for the purpose of se
lecting delegates to the National lie
nnblican convention In Chicago, on
June 16th, 1908, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for president
rid vice-president of the United
States, and for the transaction of such
further business regularly before it.
The basis of representation arranged
by the county central committee for
the various precincts of Dakota county
entitles the soveral preoinots to tbe
following representation in said coun
ty convention :
Habhard I Covington
Kmnrion. 4 I 8t. John's J
Omiwll 0 1 Hnmmlt I
Itakola 10 Pigeon Greek 1
Precinot caucuses in each of the
above preciucta will be held on Satur
day, February 22nd, 1908. at four
o'olook p m, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the county conven
tion, aaid caucuses to be held at the
aiual voting plaoe in each precinot.
A vote by ballot for preference for a
candidate for presideut of the United
btates vill be taken in each precinot
at tk above oaueuses; official ballot
for auoh vote will be furnished each
ou preoinot by the uonnty central
committee and all qualified vepnbliaan
---a . j u : i u.il i..--
tav right to vote auoh preference for
president at such caucuses.
Dated January 25th, 1908.
J j ElHRRS,
F 8 Beret, Chairman.
Secretary.
Mell A Sohmied has taken posses
a(on of the Eagle and will conduct it
iu connection with his store.
Every republican votr of the connty
is urgently requested to attend the
precinot caucuses to be held Saturday
afternoon, February 22. A vote will
be taken for preference for President
of the United States at this caucus,
besides the usual routine business of
the meeting.
Items of interest
I from our Exchanges
Ponca Leader: O A Kingsbury went
-to Dakota City this morning.
Thurston Gazette : Lew Pary ea
Joyed a visit from bis brother of Mon
dumin, Iowa, this week. ,
llartington News : Merrick Proven-
ha went down to Emerson Saturday
for a abort visit with relative and
friends.
Allen News: Geo Twamley has
opened up a lunon room and oonfeo
tionery store in the building formerly
O3oupied by the barber shop.
Osmond Republican: Miss Adel
Loedom visited PUinview on Tuesday.
. . .Mrs (Jt W Leedoni returned to her
home at Dixon, S D, on Monday.
in honor of Mr George Knhlmeier with
Kiwards as Bradford Lumber Co.
The evening's entertainment oonsisted
of mnsio, both vocal and instrumental,
and games. At the conclusion of the
reception the departing members wish
ed Mr Koblmi'ior much success in bis
new home at Dakota City, Nabr, where
he will work for his present employers.
Mr Fohlmeicr leaves a host of friends
and will be missed by everyone whe
knew bim.
-Lincoln Journal, 25th: For a brutal
assault upon a Catholic pi iest Logan
Lambert, ex-saloon keeper and boot
lflsger auong the Indians of Thurston
county, must serve one y-ar in the
penitentiary. The supreme court hss
affirmed the sentence Lambert who
was at liberty on bail wai yesterday
taken into custody by the sheriff of
Dakota county and will be brought to
the penitentiary . The decision of the
court was made public after the de
fendant had beeu taken into oustody.
Father Joseph Hchell was tho priest
assaulted lie had been active in
trviug to prevent unlawful sa of in
toxicating liquors among the Indians
on the Winnebago reservation in
Thornton county. According te the
testimony -Lambert had seved a abort
term in the federal penitentiary at
Sionx Falls for introducing liquors on
the reservation. On April 13, 1906,
when the priest went to Dakota City
to attend a trial wherein Ed Luikhart,
a brother-in-law of Lambert was being
prosecuted for having assaulted an In
dian, ha met Lambert in front of a
liverv barn. Lambert invited the
priest into a stall to see him privately
While the priest wss looking down
thinking what he should say in anawer
to a question about some trouble Lam
bert was in, in Omaha, be was atruek
without warning by Lambert, who held
something in bia band, and knocked
down. Tbe priest tried to raise his
head and was kicked in the face and
then broame unconscious When he
regained consciousness he found that
hia face was bleeding' copiously and
his jaw waa broken in three plaoes
He was taken to a hospital in Sioux
City where he was treated for several
weeks. At the time of the trial ho
had not recovered from his injury, his
face being paralyzed on one aide from
hia jaw to his chin. Lambert was
convicted of the crime of assault with
intent to commit great bodily injury
lie appealed the case, contending that
the verdict waa not sustained by the
evidence and invoked tbe rule that the
words "great bodily injury" imply an
injury of a graver and more serious
character than an ordinary battery.
lie also contended he struck the priest
in self defense, fearing that he waa
about to be assaulted, lbe supreme
court holds that the evidence clearly
shows a disposition on the part of
Lambert to inflict on his victim more
than ordinary battery and that evident
ly the jury took the view that the
assault waa made for the purpose of
chastising the priest for real or imagi
nary giievnncea which Lambert and
his friends had against him with the
intention of inflicting upon him great
bodily injury. The opinion of the an
preme ooutt, written by Chief Justice
Barnes says: "The victim of the un
lawful asssn'.t waa a non-resident;
miointer of the gospel whose mission
was to teach tbe doctrine 'peace on
earth good wi'l to men;' and whose
only fault seemed to have been his
seal in trying to prevent the defendant
and others from debauobing the In
diana whose temporal and spiritnal
welfare had been committed to bis
oharge." The court sustains the in
strnotion of the trial court that if the
jury should find that the defendant
assaulted the prosecuting witness at a
time when he had no reasonable ap
prehension of immediate impending
injury to himself and to accomplish
some unlawful purpose or from a spirit
of retaliation or revenge, then tbe jury
should find that the defendant could
not avail himself Of the law of self
defense.
SOriM0:W?S0Ka0K
I CORRESPONDENCE
HUBBARD.
Wm Pickham went to Dakota City
Wednesday .
A fine assortment of sweaters at
Carl Anderson's.
Fr English was a city visitor Wed
nesday alternoon. ,
P L Tucker went to Sioux City
Tnesday afternoon.
Wm Dnggan is tbe new assistant at
tho Anchor elevator.
Levi Wolisa returned from Presho,
H D, Wednesdsy evening.
CIias Thompson is loading several
cars of hay at Dakota City.
For warm foot wear for men or
women, go to Carl Anderson's.
C E Frost, of Emerson, visited Agent
Crinklow between trsins Sunday evening.
We are closing out our stock of
heavy mittens at any price, to make
room for new goods.
B B Gribble is again at his post in
the store, after a week's siege of the
grip.
Marie Kelleher was a passenger to
Emerson Thirsday, returning Friday
morning.
Herman Menze accompanied a car
of hogs to tbe Sioux City market Tuea-
day morning. . ,
Mary O'Connor went to Sioux City
Wednesday afternoon, returning the
fallowing day.
If you need flannel shirta we can fit
you out with just what yon want,
Carl Anderson.
-Newcastle itema in Ponoa Journal :
A Waldvogle and family intnd to
move next week to Colorado, where
they will make their future home.
tialix item in Sloan, Iowa, Star: Mr
,- and Mrs S Cone left Monday for a
two weeks' visit with relative and
-friends in and near Dakota City, Nebr.
Pender Republic' The oounty com--isissioaert
are diokering with Jrhn
Beveraon for rooms in the Palace Hotel
kto be need aa offloes for the oounty offl
eial( and alao a court nam,
Tonca Journal: George Wilkina of
Homer spent Sunday in town.... Born
to Mr and Mrs Will Armour on laat
Friday, a baby boy.... A A King of
Homer, waa a gueat at the J It Pome
roy home on Sunday.
Decatur Herald: Manager Olbrey
aa getting his Opera house in shape for
roller skating in the near future. He
Has tbe tbe floor ready but cannot get
tbe skatea owing to tho great demand
sail over the oountry for them. This
will afford a plaoe to spend tho even
ing and enjoy youraelf.
Emerson Enterprise: J P Davey at
tended the funeral of Gerald Dillon at
Jackson Monday.... We neglected to
meution last week the arrival of a
bright young farmer at Mr and Mrs
Wm Z as t row's on Jan 7. ...A A Davis
who is at St Joseph's hospital is re
ported much worse. He waa reported
to ba recovering from appeudiutia,
but the doctors now state that ha is
suffering from a oanoer of tbe
bowels and that he is Tory sick.
Lyons Mirror: David Nelswanger
flame don from Dakota City Monday.
. . . ,D W Warner, a cousin of the edi
tor, from Alberta, Canada,, paased
through here Sunday on bia way to
-Omaha to viait hia brother, W P War
. ner, U 8 Marshal.... Editor M A Ban
oroft ofHemer Free Press came down,
Tueiday, and helped to organize a
choral union for Lyons. They expect
tn commence work on that time honored
pltyQueen Esther," for this place,
which will be a rare treat for our peo
ple. Nmaba county, Nebr, Herald: A
Tfofption was given at the G A It
hall in Brownville, Tuesday evening
School Note a.
Mary Robertson aubatituted for Mias
Wilson Tuesday afternoon.
Edith Davla has left school and re
turned to her home at Martinsburg.
A literary program will be given
February 7. All are cordially invited
Esther Ross has been abaent for the
past two weeks on account of sicknese
The 8th grsde for the first timesinoe
Xmas were all present Monday after
noon.
The 5th grade appreciate the aampl
pens tuat were given tbem from
gentleman in Sioux City.
Mies Durlaud'a oouain from Norfolk
apent Sunday and Monday with her
and also visited thesohools while here.
Blanche Ayrea hs returned to her
work in the sixth grade after an ab
senoe of nearly three weeks.
Tbe High school grades held a meet
iug Monday night and selected royal
blue and gold aa High School colors
The Barnett twins, Agnea Quintal
Ethel and Delia- Brotherton, Lottie
Uileman and Buelah Barnett. are ab
aent with mumps.
The ears lor their houses, tho?-care tor
their dollars,
Tbey rare for thulr lodges, they fancy tins
collars:
'But little we think do they oars (or tbslr
scholars,
Because thejr don't visit the school.
Oh dear, what can the matter bo?
Itoar, dear, what oaa ths matter net.
Ob dear, what can the matter bet
l'u rent don't vlKlt the school T
; Notlca.
'I have bought the Watkiaa medicine
business of W J Pettit and will be lo
cated in the first house north of Lee
dom's blacksmith shop, at Theo E
Bliven a residenoe, Dakota City, Neb
All those wanting goods can get them
Ibere alter tula week. .
J H BAKER.
lot
Real Eatata Transfers-
(lernlil Plllon to Joaeph A Hall, pnrtof
n w1-. ni4 nuv-tlou S4-IV-7, tWl60 Jwt
nquure I, wd
Martha K Adair to Hugh B Neighbor.
n"-, ni'i mid s'-i se uu'4 ne
Hecllon XN-2V-V. wd
J K Phillip and wife to K A Wood
T In block lul, lukota01ty, wd...
K II llumnien and wife to K Kchopke,
1H -'-4. iw and lie?- sw eo
llun MV-tt. wd
Florence A OtorH hikI him I Kind to K
) llaefmir. iiortli! feet of Mouth M
feet of lot 17 mid IH In block W, orltfl
plut of houth Bloux Oily, wd
J II Hurke and wife to Hell HnlUifl ver,
went SO I. .i t.r luta T and In block M,
I'ovlnslou, wd...
aouo
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0760
MOO
Judge McAllister, of Dakota City,
was looking after business interests in
Hubbard Tuesday.
Carl Anderson csn fit yon on, in
high top shoes at prices that can't be
beat anywhere.
A A Schrempp, of Hartington, at
tended the dance given by John Green
last Wednesday evening.
Fr English accompanied Ben Roo
ney to rJpauldlng, Hebr, Monday,
where Ben will attend school.
Now is the time to buy a cream sep
arator Carl Anderson handles the U
S the best made.
Mra D G Crinklow left Monday for
her old home at Craig for a week's
visit with frienda and relatives.
Mrs Christensen, wife of rnral mail
carrier No 1,' has been quite sick, but
is muob improved at tbis writing. .
We have an over stock of flannels
and heavy winter goods that are going
cheap. It will pay yon to see them
Carl Anderson .
D G Crinklow and wife, Roy Wilaey
and wife, and Mra E Triggsof Dakota
City, apent Sunday at the Cobleigh
home.
Those shipping stock from here last
week were. Larson Bros. 1 car of boss
pbhn Bike, 1 car of cattle; Frank
Hale, 2 oars of cattle.
uur snoe stock la better man ever
Shoes and overshoes for every member
of the family, and at prices that can't
be beat. Carl Anderson.
Frank Uffing, P Duggan, Harry
Rockwell, Max Nelson and wife and
E G Donohoa took the train for Dakota
City Saturday morning.
Albert Sohroeder left Saturday for
Sioux City, wbere Mra oobrouder nn
derwent an operation at St Joseph s
hospital. At tbis writing she ia in
critical condition. '
We are going to close out our, stock
of sheep lined fur coats at a sacrifice
We only have a few left, and the first
in will get a bargain . Carl Anderson
Agent Cain of the Anchor Grain
company, bas all kinda of business
these daya. They handled from 1,000
to 2,000 bushels of grain daily for the
past ten daya. Henry says it don'
bother him much.
Fred Lobell returned home from
Lincoln, where he baa made all the
necessary arrangements to start a first
class harness shop in this plaoe. Hub
bard needa some more "push." Let'i
see if we can't get it.
JACKSON.
Dr Leahy waa in Ponca over Mon
day night.
Nellie M Davey was visiting in Sioux
City Tuesday.
rvii . ii r k
x nomas oicrveever and wile are
both recovering from an attaok of the
grip.
Frank i Iynn is visiting relatives at
Mermi and iiinton, lows, the past
weex.
. u Burnett of LeMara, Iowa, ia here
visiting at the Reninger and Teller
homea.
Mra W A Brown of Page, Nebr,
bere visiting her daughter Mra Jamea
Timlin.
Mr and Mra George Linafelter are
visiting relatives in Waterbury and
Alien xneor.
Mrs D J McDonald and Miss Sarah
UoUonald were buuness visitors to
the eity Saturday.
Mra Ella Maloney had a load of oat
tie of ber own feeding on the market
Monday wbiob brought her 15.25.
Al Sohrempp attended the dance
here Friday evening returning to hia
borne in llartington, Saturday.
Rev P F MoCartlrwent to Crofton
men, Tuesday evening where he took
part in tbe dedication of a Catholic
oburcb there.
Mrs lames Ryan is quite seriously
iu witu me grip ana other compii a
tions. A trained nurse waa called ia
B F Sawyer and wife went to the
city Tuesday to be present at an oper
ation Mrs ia w Nordyke underwent
at St Josephs hospital Wednesdsy
.& i. . . . -
Ai present sue is aoing nicely.
Misa Mary Harty returned to Walt
hill Saturday to resume the principal
ahip oi tbe Wallhill high sohool
Sohool will be begun in the new build
ing whioh haa been completed at a
cost OI I I4.UUU.
The young folks enjoyed a dancing
party at tbe George Teller bums
Tuesday evening in oompliment to
Burnett of LeMars, Iowa, and Whit
Teller of Riverside, lows, who are
their guests tbis week.
Mrs Thos Ilodgius, Jr, waa taken
ta Sioux City to St Joseph's hospital
Saturday to have aa operation per
formed ber mortber Airs U Kennel
ly is staying with her. The operation
wss euccosufnl snd the putient is re
ported as getting along nicelv .
Some property bns cliRtigml hands
here during the week. John Ryan hss
purchased from John J Lynn the build-
ng rest of his store now occupi-ri 1V
P Bryan end family, and John J Ryan
has traded the store building occupied
by W T Bartlett to F Sawyer for
the livery barn east of the pout oflioc.
HOMER.
Born to Walter Smith and wife Fri
day, Jan 24, a son.
Mr and Mrs G afford shopped in
Sionx City Tuesday.
Hurry Brown purchased a load of
hard coal in Homer Wednesday.
Lewis Ooodsell Sr, has moved into
the Joe John's house uutil his own is
vacated by Rev Christy.
Born, Jan 26, 19(8, iu Rock county,
Nebr, to Chas Smith and wife, form
erly of this place, a son,
Mrs Dr Birkofer, Miss Virginia
ISrown and their brother, Will, were
Sioux City shoppers Tuesday
Herbert Harris who was operated
npon in St Joseph a bonpital two weeks
ago returned to his borne here' Friday.
We hear that there has been another
change in the livery busiuess, Lewis
Goodsell buying out Lewis Hermann.
The M E Choir to the number of
19 accompanied Rev Philips to Walt
hill Sunday, and backed him up with
their best music
The five-day-old babe of Walter
Smith and wife, who baa not been ex
pected to live for a cmple of -days is
considered ont of danger. A trained
nurse from Sioux City is helping care
for it.
We have been thinking all winter
that we could not say in, the early
spring "that the back bone of winter
was broken, for this winter bad no
back bone, but Tuesday night came
near making one.
v SALEM.
Burt Page.tof Omaha, waa visiting
relatives here the past week. ;
M J Forslitfe marketed a car of
cattle on the Sionx City market Tues
day.
Frank Orr and Miss Mina Giberson
journeyed through Salem and Homer
Tneaday .
Lest you forget Institute' Fridsy
snd Saturday t'ome, your time will
be well spent.
Addie Sides sold two cars cattle and
one of bogs to our genial cattle buy
er, S A Heikes.
Mr and Mrs Sam Cone visited with
Mr and Mra S A Bridenbsugh several
da a last week.
Mr and Mrs B E Crouch of Teka
mah, are here visiting relative and
friends in Salem.
Mr Madioua Learner' and Miss Bes
sie Stinaon held a seat each in the
balcony at lyeeum Friday night.
A jolly crowd 'roru here were most
royally enterained at the Fred Bartela
home near Hubbard, Monday evening.
Grandma Laps'ey has been in
critical condition for some time but we
hope that she may soon reoover. She
ia in her 98th year.
B Among the most pleasant events
of tbe season waa a social doings at
the borne of -Mr and Mrs Elmer Bless
ing on Thursday evening.
Don't forget the basket social whioh
will be given under the auspi
ce of the W H and F M Society, at
tbe home of Mr and Mrs Fred Cul
birtsoj, Friday evening Feb 14. A
cordial welcome to all.
Hal Pliven ia nbving hi belongings
to hia new home recently built on the
Bliven farm adjoining Milton Fore-
shoes on the eaat. We are glad to
have Hal and hia litte family with us,
sod hope they will receive their share
of prosperity and hairiness whioh is
being enjoyed by us all.
Miss Helen Granger and Harry
Brown capped the program at lyueum
Friday evening by reading to the
audience the first issue of their coun
try newspaper, '"The Star Meddler."
Madioua Learner and Mary Ileikes
will be held aoeouutable for all news
during the next two weeks.
The funeral of Norman Powell waa
held from the borne plaoe Wedntsday,
interment being in the Taylcr ceme
tery. Notwithstanding the bitter oold
wenther a large concourse of relatives
and frienda of the deoeased assembled
to pay their last tribute to the depart
ed dead. Rev Elmer Combs conduct
ed the services and delivered a touch
ing sermon on the necessity of being
prepared for tbe summons of the grim
reaper of death. The grief stiioken
family have the heart-felt sympathy of
the entire community.
Klmt publication Jnn 21 wk
Order of Hearing and Notice cf Probate
of Will.
In the county court of llnkolnrount . Nn.
Iirnskll,
Htnt of Nehrankn, I'ukotn f'ounty, .
To Mury Kllnlx-t h HohIm. Wlllliini Uunrle
UoiiUhihI to nil peroiiK I rite rented In the
Mate of ( leorgc irirtii- lion), decon-e(? :
On rciidlnir the m-tlllon of Mnrv l-:lli.
IkmH lionl-i nriivlnff tlinl.llip Insl rninent
flli'd In t Ids court on tlm Kill day of Jiuui
nr.v, ls, nnil purporting to l- trie liwt will
mill titnineiit of ll,e mhIiI rteceaed, li ny l
proven nun allowed, mid recorded a the
liMt will and tenlnment of Ueorttc Iariie
hnl. decerwed: that iinld Inntriinient he
sdinltted to probate, and the administra
tion of nd esjnto lie granted to Mary Klls
nt til Hon Is an executrix.
It Id hereby ordered that you. and nil
persons Interested 111 nld liwilti-r. mnr. nr.d
do. appear at the county court to lie held In
mid roc siiid county, on the lltli day of Kelt
runry. A, 1). IwnN.ni 10 o'clock n. in., to show
cause, If any there Ik?, why the nrnver of
ine peiHioiier snoiiid not lie granted, mid
that notice of the pendency of until petition
nnd that the henrliiK thereof be given to nil
persons interested In snld matter liv null-
llshltiir n cony of this order In tlm llnhntn
County llernld. a weekly newspnper print
ed In snld county, for three successive weeks
prior 10 snld dny of benrlng.
Witness tny linnd, nnd senl of snld court,
mis win uay 01 jiuiimry, a. 11. iin.
l. 1'. PTINSOI.
Ieat, County .ludire.
For Sale or Trade.
A 16-horse power compound traction
engine. I have sold my threshing
maohineto D Appleton and have 1 hia
engine left, whioh is in good working
order. O M Gbat.
Dakota City, Nebr.
For Sale A Kinkead Homestead Re
linquishment .
A 840-aore Kinkead homestead re
linquishment in Deuel oounty, Nebras
ka, 500 aorea good piow land, good
soil, outs plenty of bay. Price, II,
760 00. Deeded land in that locality
sells for 1 10.00 to $12.00 per acre.
Or would oonsiler an exohange for
residence property, livery outfit, live
stock , or some small business of equiv
alent value. This ia an exoellent op
portunity for acquiring a 640-aore
homestead. . See WT Bartlett
Jackson, Nebr.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem at 11:00 o olook, Junduy school
at 10:00; C E a8 p m.
Preaching at Dakota City 7 :30 p
m, C E 6:81), Sunday school at
9:45 a m, Miaaion Band at 3:00 p m
A oordial weloome to all.
District Court Date.
The terms of court for the yesr 1908,
for the oouutios of the Eighth Judicial
district of Nebr ska are aa follows:
Cuming County Feb 8, Sept 14.
Dakota County Feb 17. Sept 58.
Stanton County March 2 Oct 16.
Cmlar f!onitv March Iff. Nov 9 .
Dixon County March SO. Nov 30.
burston County April 13, Oct 0.
Tbe first day of eacu term is sot ior
earing applications for citizenship.
First publication Jan 17 tw
HOTICK. .
In the District court of Dakttn Omint v
Nehrnskn.
Hauir Wood )
vs. - Notice.
WtLtrAM Woo p. 1
To William Wood 1 You will take notice
thst on the Sth day of January, A. D. IK14,
tne oiaintirr. Mndie wood, t led ber petit on
against ytu, Wllllai Wood, the defendnnt.
In thti office of the clerk of the district
court of Dakota eounty, Nebraska, the ob
ject ana prayer or which are that she be
.ranted an absolute divorce from you on
vnegrouno 01 wiiiui ansenco ana desertion
and that she he given the care and custody
of her minor child, the Issue of yourmar-
nnge witn ner.
You are reouired to answer said oetlfcon
on or uerore tne i4tn a ay or February, A. v
Dated this loth day of Jannary, A. D. 1008.
oAdir Wood,
Plaintiff.
First Publication Jan 10 iw.
NOTICE.
In the district court of Dakota county,
Nebraska. '
Annie Mulllnsf
vs. Notice.
Albert Mulllnsf
To Albert Mulllni, non-resident defend
ant:
You will take notice that on the zsth dny
of Deceinlier, A. I. IU07, the pliiliJlfl herein,
Annie Mulllns filed her petition against
you In the oi1!ce of the clerk of the district
court of Dakota county, Nebraska, tbe ob
ject ana prayer or whicn are, tnnt she be
granted an absolute divorce from you on
the ground of wllfull absence and desertion.
You are required to answer said petition
on or berore tuo 17m uay 01 February, A. V,
Dated this 7th dny of January, A. D. 1907,
ANNIE MUM INS.
By J. J. McAllister, her attorney
First Publication Jan 10 6 w
SherifTa Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that hy virtus of
four executions issued by Harry H. Adair,
clerk of the district court in and for lnkota
county, Nebraska, upon four Judgments ob
tained before J. J. Rimers, county Judge
and acting Justice of the peace in and for
snld county and suite, on ueceniber Ki. 11,
transcrlpted to the said district court, and
filed therein Decenjber '4, lflOi, In fnvor of
John Flider, Fred (Schmidt, louls Krum
wlede and Henry W. Wood, respectively
and against the Sioux Boct Syrup company
a corporation.
I have levied upon the following described
property, to-wit: The undivided one-hnlf
of lot six (8), or section twenty-one (21),
township twenty-nine (29), range nine (0),
in Dakota county, state 01 Nebraska.
And I will, on Tuesday, the Uth day of
February, ivih, at 111 o clock a. m. of said
day, at the south front door of the court
house at Dakota city, Dakota oounty, N
braska, proceed to sell at public, auction to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, all of
the above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
executions, the amount due thereon. In the
aggregate, being the sum of Two Hundred
Kixty-three Dollars and Ninety-four Uents
(S2IKMM), witn interest on said sum at tne
rate or Seven (7) per cent, per annum from
December tn, lKi. and prior costs taxed at
Kleven Dollars ana Twenty cents (ill.zu)
and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this Sth day of
January, A. D. igus.
H. 0. HAM SEX,
Sheriff of Dakota Oounty, Neb,
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First Publication Jan 8 4w.
LBOAL NOTICE.
To James W. Heath, Charles Ammerman
William W. Palmer, and Adalbert F. Jen.
klus, non-resldeuts of the State of Nebr as
ka:
You, and each of you, are hereby notified
that on the 17th day of May, 1W7. Henry
Bradsuaw, plaintiff, filed a petition lu the
district court of Dakota county, Nebraska,
against you and other defendants, and on
DeeemtwrDO, ltMTT. he filed his amended pe
tition therein, the object and prayer of
which action are toaulet the title of plain,
tiff In and to certain real estate described
as follows: Lots 80, 81 and 82, In block 7: all
of blocks S and 10, except lots HO. 81 and 82 In
block ID, all being In Martin's addition to
South Sioux I'tty. Dakota county, Nebras
ka. Yon are required to answer snld plead
Ings ou or before the ltth day of February
ltSIN.
Dated at Dakota Olty, Nebraska, this 81st
day of December, 1WI7.
Hknkt Mrapshaw, Plaintiff.
Relieve Neuralgia with Dr. Mllea' Anil
Pain PUls. 3S doses 25 oants.
Won tori IiOcal representative for Dako
VfdlllcU ta Olty and vicinity to look
after renewals and Increase
subscription list of a prominent monthly
luatrnztne, on a salary and commission btis.
Is. Kxperlence desirable, but not necessary
Good opportunity for right person. Address
Publisher, ilox 6V. station u, New York.
AGENTS WANTED
Men and Women Wanted
to sell our Adjustable Window Shade
newer ai your own nonie or traveling
bend r,0c for sample and instructions
Krepald OMAHA SHADE holou CO ,
214 S. Uth St.. Omaha
FOR aOENTS -
The Old World
a aucceaa
and Its Ways
Wm. Jennings Bryan
670 Imperial Octavo Pages. 281 su
perb engravings from photographs tak
en by Uol. Bryan. Recounts his trip
around tbe world and his visits to all
nations. Greatest book of travel ever
written. 41 O0O called for In 4 months.
Write us for sample reports of first 100
agents employed. The people buy It
eugerly. The agent's harvest.
OUTFIT FRIC Wend Islets, to cover
cost of mailing and handling. Address
The Thompson Pub. Co. St- Louis, Me.
A Ira. Davis
Auctioneer
Emsrson, Nbr
Fa.rm and Stock.
Sales
19 Years in the Business
Datea made at The Herald Office.
1)R. C H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Snrjreon.
Galls promptly attended
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Program for Farmers' Institute, to be Held in the
Court House at Dakota City, January 31
and FebruAy 1, 1908.
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Friday, January 31st.
9 a. m. Entering: and riacing of Exhibits.
11 a. m. Best Method of Seeding Oats
J. W. Hazlegrove, T. W. Gribble, B. M. Boals
11:30 a. m. Winter Wheat vs. Spring Wheat....
Daniel Hartnett, Wm. Berger, Harry Goodfellow
Friday Afternoon.
1 p. m. Judging Exhibits and Awarding Premiums
1:30 p. m. Raising and Marketing "Apples
J. N. Stone, J. F. Learner
2 p. .m. Rotation of Crops
C. W. Pugsley, Woodbine, Iowa
2 :30 p. m. Devices for Lightening Womans' Work
Miss Myrtle Kaufman
3:30 p. m. The Corn Plant from A to Z
1 V C. W. Pugsley ;
."". v . v Friday Evening
7:30 p. m.-l-Cutting and Cooking of Meats. ......
Miss Myrtle Kaufman
8:30 p. m. Seed Corn Selection C. W. Pugsley
Saturday, February 1st.
10 a. m. Potatoes for Profit.
H. O. Dorn, F. X. Wallner, John Winebrenner,
10:30 a. m. Chicken Raising? .
Geo. J. Boucher, J. J. Eimers, Mrs. John Wine-fc-fe4.$
brenner, Mrs. W. H. Riley. k&&aJ
11 a. m. Care of the Pure Bred Herd
UfeivW. D. McKee, Polo, MoiS
Saturday Afternoon.
1 p. m. Dairying for Profit....
A. J. Westfall, Geo, I. Miller, Henry Ebel
2 p. m. Pork Production.. .0. Hull, Alma, Neb.'
Followed by Andrew Kramper afr.flfry
3 p. m. The Feeder Type of a Beef Steer
Mr. McKee &&HW7!T"
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Saturday Evening.
7:30 p. m. Work of the Farmers' Institutes
Mr. Hull -4dK3
8:30 p. m. Literature for the Farmer. .Mr. McKee
Premiums will be awarded as follows :Jj 1'
Wheat
1st
Corn ( white $2 00
10 ears ( yellow 2 00
winter....
spring..... r ....
Oats
Butter lib or more. . . . .
Bread one loaf
1 pecE ( Other rarities.
2nd
$1 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 50
2 00
2 00
2 00
00
00
60
00
00
60
09
00
00
3rd
50
50
50
60
50
50
1 00
60
50
50
The prizes for Bread will be paid by the Edwards & Bradford
Lumber Company.
All Exhibits must be entered by 1 o'clook p. m. Friday.
Corn will be judged by tbe Nebraska Score Card: Uni
formity of exhibit, 10; shape of ears, 10; color of cob, 5; color
.of kernels, 5: market conditions, 10; tips of ears, 6; butts of
ears, 6; uniformity ef kernels, 10; shape ef kernels, 10; space
between kernels, 5; weight of grain, 25. Total, 10U.
J. F. LEAMEB, , F. P. CULBEBTSON, ,
President! Secretary
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CARRIAGE HEATERS.
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NEBRASKA
Their action is so mild, ths moat deli
cate person caa use Dr. Miles' ts'srvs and
Uvar Pllla. 0 4osea oeatsv
l&yjy&LHORSEBLANKETS. SHAPED. HORSE. BLANKETS,'
A Good, Large Assortment of ' j
WINTER OCZDCDrDS:
at Attractive Prices. Everything for the horse and stable
Fares paid. Ask for Rebate Slips.
Sttxrjjes Bros
411 Peisxrl Strt Slux City, Iewav
II is Delicious 1
3, s I &
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GOFF
2ST TD
25 cents
Pound
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Blended and packed from carefully selected coffee by
Harris fiSL Kilboxxrnc.
No. 6 Front St.
Ho mer, Neb
