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Dakota County Heraldl'T A C7 TP A I T Of Subscription rrice $1.00 Per Year. a weekly newspaper published all Dakota City. Nebraska. Permission bas been granted for tbe I ransmission of this paper through tbe mans as second-class matter. Telephone No. 43. Nebraska Goes Democratic by About 7,000 The result of the recent election an be summed tip in a Terr fei -words: Taft was elected; bnt the balance of the tioket went to the aces. 1545 Votes Polled In County -Vote In Detail PRECINCT OFFICERS. Justice of the Peace. Dakota Precinct Fred A. Wood, rep., 174: Jacob F. Ieamer, rep., 177. Covington S. B. Funk, rep., 158; Isaac Fouts, dem., 12S. Ktnerson Nels Feauto, rep., 7. St. Johns John Lelse, dem., 18. Hubbard T. li. Lone, dem., 65; Phil Reiss. dem.. 93. Omadl T. D. Curtis, rep.. 177; Loula (loodsell, rep., 177; John Church, dem r,; John Uurcum, dem., 78. Pipeon Creek John Collins, dem., 47. Constables. Dakota James II. Fueston, rep K4: William IMermann, rep., 179. Onvtngton F. B. Church, rep., 152; S. P. Jenkins, dem., 132. St. Johns Frank Kennelly, denv, 17; William GUI. dem., 18. IOmerson Chas. Varvala, 1; Henry Knri?ht, 1. Hubbard Nels Anderson, Itep., 57; Herman Ronze, dem., 95; W. L. Dodge, wv.. 95. Omedl Oarrelt Mason, rep., 164; A. S. Mchards, dem., 104. PiKon Creek A. J. Crowe, dem., 45; Ram Knox, 1. Road Overseers. No. 2. Fred P. Culbertson. 61 ; No. 19 "William II. Berger, 57; William Orr. J; h. U Holkes, 1; T. W. Grlbble, 1 Jv'o. 18, Dennis Qulnn, 18. No. 8, A. II. .Anderson, 18. No. 3. J. W. DoForest, US; L. H. Border, 1. No. 11, Henry Bier rr.Mi, 33; Henry Ebel, 1. No. 4, Lewis v IT-dfrnen, 17. No. 7. Patrick Gill, 14. No. 15, Carl Hlrsch, 7; Theodore PC' trr, 2; M. H. Wygle, 1; Henry Stolze, 1. No. 17, Chris Key, 8; Henry Gloe, 2. No. 9, Sam Thorn. 42: Dan Hart- nott, 67. No. 16. John C. Smith, 31; Milton Ogburn, 23. No. 1, George O. Warner, 36; John Cain, 19. No. 6, Eu jrnne Ijoomls, 25; Dan Rockwell. 11 - No. 5, R. L. Lerke, 143. No. 14, Chris fiorensen. 41; E. J. Way, 1. No. 20, H. Bonnicksen, 44. a a a" B n o O t o I a m' CD a B 5 ' 8 a H o g CORRESPONDENCE HUBBARD. Marshal Leedom was on his beat Tuesday evening with star and cain He bad no us for the latter. i Bringus your produce Eggs.butter, resm, etc, and get the market price Jri Anderson. . A now cftueot walk hss been laid between Reuse & Oretn's blacksmith uliop and Carl Anderson's store, and a No between (he hotel and saloon. Cream is going np and now is the time to invtst in a cream separator. Carl Andercon sells the U 8 tbe best ecpnrator made. ' Tuetiew dwelling of Nela &adarson'a will soon be read for plastering. F Meban has sold oat bis barber in teresta here and will go to farming. It ht suspicious. i or tuese coia mornings and warm days, a sheep-lined coat is just the thing. Carl Anderson sells them. The Plamgrove Telephone company is making rapid headway and will aoun hare its phones installed. The dance of Wednesday eveulng was very wall attended, everybody re pirting an enjoyable time. all band overshoes, none better on tbe market, for aale at Carl Auder- on'. Election went off very quietly for JInbbard. There will bo church servioes rext (Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Chas Dodge and wife and Art Nor ntxe were oious uy passengers jttinrsilHy morniug. lmukets and comforters, cheaper , man you can make tuem, at Carl An de: sun's. Ure J X Miller has been very ill for some time. Dr Murphy, of Bioux Csty, has been attending her, and at ttis wrniug she is somewhat improved ' Emu Atulersou and Bessie Leedom -vicitcd Sunday at the John Bachert bomo near Dakota City, Iter Fr English weut to Omaha Tuesday evening. Everything in groceries, at priaes that can not be bat. Carl Anderson. Died, of heart failure, Sunday, No vember 1st, at ber home three and a htf miles southwest of Hubbard, Mrs IIuaen, wife of Nels Hansen. She bad been appareutly as well as usual, and the fore part o( the uight previous bad been sitting np caring for one of the little ones who waa threatened with tbe croup, and on Suuday morn ing she seemed as well as ever. Mr Hansen had speken to Lis wife only a few minutes before she died and had not noticed any signs of her not being weli. The fuuersl servioes were held Wednesday, November 4th, interment beiug in the Taylor cemetery. Rev Pedersnn, of 8iom Oity, conducted the services. The High esteem in whioh she was held waa shown by the .Urgo gathering which was there to yy thejr last tribute to tbe deceases J. Mrs Hansen wss a christian, a devoted Wife and mother, and will be greatly mused in ber borne circle. There will l vacancy there never to be U'led; tut God looks after those left behiud. It mioiild be a great comfort to the Mrri.ing ones that Mrs Hansen is not dtd, but still lives in tho great beyond, tow aril which we are all has tening. The sympathy of the whole eommu.lity goes out to the family in their ad bereavement. Deonaaed leaves a husband autl nil childrfcu, and thtee aiswein iu Dnuuisik. HOMER. We pick ad a cherry blossom ' Nov A. - Alt Pilgrim and ton, Henry, were finer visitors Friday. Oertie Bnokland oame op from Win- For Hohool Amendment 139 129 243 222 252 28 121 Against School Amendment.. 0 2 8 3 5 12 For Judioial Amendment 135 121 242 220 235 28 121 Against Judicial Amendment 9 5 3 1 16 1 1 Presidential Electors Republican 58 75 169 174 148 42 18 Demoorat o 1 ' W lun Prohibition 6 8 0 Socialist. 1 1 4 15 1 Governor Rheldon, rep 03 7 179 178 180 43 17 Shallenberger, dem 99 73 8 64 123 110 108 Teeter, pro 7 11 3 Harbangh, aoc J 14 1 Lieutenant Governor Hopewell, rep 61 72 174 180 156 45 17 Osrrett, dem 101 78 90 62 125 110 107 Lincli, pro B " Jorgeusen, soo 1 o l I Secretary of State Junkin, rep 63 75 176 177 152 44 17 Outewood, dem 102 71 92 56 128 106 107 Hockenberge-, pro 8 0 4 Aberly, soo... 1 4 17 1 State Treasurer Brisn, rep 60 77 176 185 157 42 18 Mackey, dem 102 68 . 91 65 127 107 106 Auditor of Public Accounts Barton, rep 64 76 173 184 156 44 18 Price, dem 101 7L 94 66 135 109 106 Attorney General J Thompsou, rep 63 80 174 184 154 44 17 Fleharty, dem 1UU 7 VI D7 Vltt 1US 1UT Fraeey, boo 1 4 18 1 Land Commissioner Cowles, rep 68 77 174 180 152 43 17 Easthsm,dem 103 68 88- 5r 132 109 106 Thompson, pro. 1 6 7 6 1 Railway Commissioner Willi , ms. rep 61 75 175 179 150 44 18 Cowgill, ilem..... 103 72 91' 59 131 109 105 Finkeukeller, soo 4 17 1 Supt. of Public Instruction Uishop, rep 69 78 178 184 152 43 17 Abbott, dem 101! 68 90 55 127 107 106 Sobell, soo x. 1 4 15 1 1 Congressman, 3rd District Hoyd, rep 64 72 18?. 178 146 43 17 Lntta, dem 99 75 89 61 136 111 107 Woodcock, soo 1 b 23 1 1 Senator, 8th District Wiltse, rep 60 79 178 184 150 43 17 Fritz, dem . 101 ,68 85 65 134 108 107 Representative, 16th District Hazlegrove, rep 45 72 163 172 154 35 17 lieffeinau, dem 117 74 106 70 142 119 105 County Attorney Berry, rep 73 93 170 139 171 58 26 MoAllister, dem 89 68 lu2 104 158 97 11 Co. Commissioner, 1st Dist. Morgar, rep 63 78 172 182 183 109 21 63 3 f.9 5 42 82 2 41 34 1 41 83 2 43 32 1 42 33 42 32 42 83 43 31 44 32 43 33 42 33 1 45 31 43 85 39 37 1196 28 1161 41 723 715 22 22 756 690 22 18 746 691 20 22 747 694 21 23 757 080 757 703 .768 68X1 24 744 692 21 746 702 22 754 689 22 744 711 32 757 689 701 768 739 746 45 763 n elm go Agency Saturday evening. Miss Fern aooompaiiied ber home Sun day for a several dsys visit., Tildeu Harris, who is manager of a store ut Wiunebago City, spent Satnr day and Sunday in thia bnrg. Dr Will Ream, of WalthHI, was a Saturday and Sunday guest of Homer relatives. The Misses Mary Brauot, Linnie Rock well. Bessie Church and Gladys Purdy, were guests at the Buckland home at Wiunebago between trains Sunday. Attorney E I Smith and wife were Wslthill vitit rs Sunday. Mrs Jay McEutaffer is enjoying a vitit from her oousin, air Will Poleu and auother lady whose name we did uotluHrn. Jim Brown came down from Dakota City Tuesday it show as how to vote. Jim is always on band election day. Boru to Will nogan and wife, Oct 30 a sou. Mrs Uogan has been visit iug her mother, Mra Marj It t mill for somo time. Glen Olbrey, of Decatur, an old resident of Homer, is qnite ill at the boms of his sister, Mra Oeorge Ford, iu Council Bluffs, of kidney trouble. It is undecided yet whether there will be an operation or not. Mrs John McKinley waa a Sioux City paseuger Thursday of laat week. Friday she waa aocompanied to Emer- sou by Miss Mattie McKinley and Miss UiU u Church. They all returned to Homer Mouday aooompanned by Mitta Oolda Queeu. John Rockwell and wife were puveenger in from Emersou Tuesday to viait relatives aud friends. Ed Maurice, of Emerson precinct, wus iii Homer Weduesday. Walt Smith, Aleo Nixon anJ Qrover Duvis went to Sioux City Tueaday niplitto get the returns. The Lutheran ladiea made $53 with their election day diuner. Clurauce Haidul is home from Lyons this werk. Christ Erickson is enjoying a visit from old time friends from California, Mis lieleu Oannaway, of Cliuruber luiii, H 1. is a guest of ber sister, Mr Luie Rockwell. The lily burg board of trade cast a tolid republican vote. Wm Aid rub and family of Wacota, S D, will spend the wiuter here. Dorcas met with Mra John Church lust Thursday, Mary Lake who is attending school iu Hioux City waa home Sunday. Mrs Harry Rasdal and little daugh ter, Leila, were visitors in Lyoua be tween trains Sunday. - W Cool has the oontract for putlog up the poles on the Plan Grove tele phone line. Fred Kipper is assisting mm. Blanche Hughes oame home Sunday to remain a snort time. She contem plates going to Omaha soon. Chaa Bates of Dakota City built foundation under Jnd O'Dell'a house this week. ' nr.. a & 1 m v m . w alter omuu ana 1 u uurtis were appointed to fill vacancies on the Homer aohool board. Georgia Mansfield has returned from Sioux City and will remain at home Mis H A Monica and Miss Eva Kin near were visitors at the Mart Man Held home in Winnebago Sunday. Jack Atkina aud sou, of Oklahoma visited Ins mother, Grandmother At kius and sister, Mra Mary Rymill, lue week. The blub school h ere was disioidSHd Wednesday and for the rest of the week and the teachers have gone to at tend tbe teaouera association. M A Bancroft, Frank Cbnrch by re quest sang in tbe Presbyterian church in innebngoUity Sunday. Mrs Cal Rockwell returned Tuesday irom a weens visit witu relatives Emerson. W L Ross and Ed Easton helped to swell tue crowd election day. Mra Altemus and daughter, May Alterona, of Dskota City, were guests at tue Audrey Alia way home election day Helen Bolster is at home from Sionx City for a few week, then she will enter a college in Des Moines. Lena Larson, of Nacora, entered the Uomer high school this week. Mrs Almeda Ream went to Walthlll baturday to help care for Dr Will Itean, a little girl, n ho haa been very ill for about two months bnt is now slowly improving. Virginia Brown returned to th home of her sister, Mrs Dr Birkoffer at Gothenburg, this state, Mondav, after a three weeks' visit at borne with relatives tud friends. Elizabeth Boals and muio pupilx gave a reottal at the Curtis borne Isst Friday evening, with the following program : Aiiki'I Volexs Kver Near Duuiuur KreU-erh-kaon. Mareli nf tho Huge Klrnt Waits Natllnu hhpHrtlMiii. My Mountain Hprlng Ijinra Mtintcr. In rental Array (duet)-KUle Wllkluaaud ElUuW'th MoaU. Tub VlllnKt) Kolliliiy Marlon OurtU. I'urea Huow Klla rrsdHrlefcaon, I I'wrrolea Kthel Cliiyton. The Knlr't Kom"-llae lavldon. Wain, Mils, Mttlu Hobln, hlu llllvti IieHtiiKr. MolUorOhrUtniai Kve KUIe Wilkin. Kanuiuiiol Untroii, ly Hutilimtelu Klla bt'ili Hon In. l4t()raelaldut Itura Hurler and Kllaa IH'tU MuuU. JACKSON. Mr and Mra M Farrell, of Dubbsrd, pent Sunday at the home of T J Dart- nett and wife. Jonie Davey returned from a visit to Wynot, Ncbr, Satnrday. James Harty has gone to Westfleld, Iowa, where he bas a position in a meat market. The pupils of St Catharine's Aosde- my enjoyed a half holiday last Fri- Thomas and Lorrain Murphy of Homer attended the hsllowe'en party here Saturday evening and were over Sunday guests at the Kearney home. Tbebanaof maniage were publish ed for the first time in the Catholio church here 8nndsy between Clarence Uungerford and Maggie Gill. Election day passed of 'quietly here, but there! was a number of disappoint ed ones when the returns began coming in. Qoite a good deal of betting was done on the National ticket. William Maher arrived Mondav from the coast and is greeting bis many old friends here, lie is a guest at th Joseph M Brannan home. . Peter Anderson was in town Tues day taking subscriptions for a Danish Lutheran cbnrch that is to be built at Hubbard. Mr Anderson is meeting with good success having raised $1,000. Tbe building is to cost $1,600, Mrs B F Sawyer is spending the week with her daughter Mra E W Nordyke in 8ioux City. Mr rnd Mrs Fred S Berry of Emer son spent Sunday with Mrs Berry's parents. Undertaker B F Sawyer had charge of the funeral of Minnie Hansen, who died Sunday at ber home 4 miles sooth- west of Hubbard. Interment took place Wednesday iu the Taylor remoter. J A Hall returned to Arden. Mo, Wednesday morning, after remaining here to vote. New cement walks are beiner laid in front of Mrs Mafgaret Brannnu's and Joseph Brannan's homes. Misses Mary V Quinn, Josie Davey. Margaret Kent, Frank Kent, Frank Hogan and John Barry attended the dancing party at Hubbard, Wednesday evening B F Sawyer was called to Bnrkeit. Nebr, last week by Peter Myera who waa ill at the soldiers home. Mr Saw yer returned Satnrday evening accom panied by Mr Myers who intends to make bia borne here for tbe present. Lucy Jones who is teaching at Wynot, Nebr, spent Saturday with the borne folks near Vista. The new State Telephone Co have a gang of men here repairing their line. George Heffernan arrived home the last of the week, after being away sen' ing things the past two yearsA At the recent election James P Boler of Greeley connty, Nebr, was elected county attorney. Mr Bolor is tbe eon 01 Air ana airs jann Doierana a prom ising yonng attorney. ' w JM? 1 mrwmmm SALEM Salem will furnish Dakota coucty witn its next oounty attorney, Hon J J McAllister. Now for a new and better record, Mack, Irving Fisher, Bliven Bros and others ar6 marketing their potato crop tnts week. , Mrs Curtis Bliven, of Sioux City, ia at the Harold Bliven home oaring for Mrs 11, who baa been sick for sev eral days. Porter Boals will not play ping' pong in the corn field this fall aa he bas accepted position as assistaut oounty treasurer. The W H & F M society met at the home of Mra A O Sides on Fridav afternoon of thia week. Hugh Graham recently marketed four (Taft) hogs thst netted him $101 Glen Armour and family spent Sun day with relatives at Dakota City . Misses Sadie Cornell and Lina Bar ber, of Ponoa, were Monday visitors at the f red Cornell home. Mrs Archie Joyc and family of Orchard, Nebr are here for a few days visit witu relatives. Mrs S A Bridotibaugb and sister Mrs Sana Cones of Salix, Ia, are home from California where ttiey went to be at the bedside of their mother, Mrs Albert Bliven, who was critically i tor several weeks but is somewhat ira proved in health now. Guy Sides and wife spent Sunday witu (riends in Uomer. Miss Anna Nicklin spent tbe past week with her sister, Mrs frank Lea mer. Allien i'oresnoe acciuently took in the Orpheum at Sioux City Sunday afternoon. Last Saturday evening Miss Hester lierweg entertaiced about thirty-five young people at a ballowe'ert party which undoubtedly will be numbered among the sweetest events of the sea son. Cora picking is the farmer's hobby now days. , Lark of recreation and tbe "griud atone have driven more youths from the farm than all other causes corn bined. SIOUX. From the Hecord A Bon was born to Mr. and Mrs. War ren Curry on Friday, October 23. . The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I Matliwlg was made glad Wednesday by the arrival of a buby girl. Mrs. Bonnie Hpeneer, of Minneapolis, waa here this week visiting her par ents. Mr,, and Mrs. T. C. DeLonK. Mr. anil Mrs. I.w SavidKu have moved tnto the Wooda house, formerly occupied by the J. I'. Carney family. R K. Hildebrand will next week be gin the erection of a new home in Cov ington, near Hie new houxe being built by Fred Curry. Tho new Fred Curry house la fui neaiing completion. It Is much larger than the one that was dealroyett by lire a short time ago. K. It. Church moved this week from the old Kitzpatrick house on Main street to h's new houau In the south east part of town. Charles Prleater is inovititr Into the place vacated by Mr. Church. Jonathan Martin, who recently com pleted two new houacs in Covington, returned Ibis week to his home In Martlnsburg. Mr. Martin expects to build two more houses In Covington next spring. Teter Carney and his three sisters, Katie, Margaret and Anna, left Tues day evening for Wichita, Hun., where they will make their home. Mr. and FRITZ.WHEN V0U BROUGHT THAT ROUND OAK STOVE INTO THE WOODS YOU. SPOILED MY WINTER NAP How About a Steel Range as substantially and well made as a Round Oak Stove? With what you know about the Round Oak you would naturally think it a pretty good range, wouldn't you? Well, it is; it is built the Round Oak' way and it is named the Round Oak . Chief Steel Range. If you wanted a range it wouldn't make much difference what sort you bought if they were all alike, but they art not. There is as . much differene in them as there are in the people, who use them, is you want a Range that will give you perfect satisfaction, save you fuel every day you use it and is honertly made from best materials by experienced and careful labor; a range that will last you a lifetime and at the same time can be bought for a reasonable price, you want the Chief. Nothing in the country is equal to it for solid, substantial quality. True econo my means to buy the best. You are in vited to call in and- see it. Tbe Round Oak Stoves are so well and favorably known in this vicinity that noth ing further need to be said about them. Fred Schriever & Co Dakota, City, Nebr. Mrs. Cnrney have been In Wichita for some time, Mr. Carney having a good pool t ion with the Cudahy Packing com pany. The Carney family have Uvea In Dakota county, many years. A host of friends regret their departure from this place. Louts Jeep, sr., commenced work Thursday on the long gap in the Da kota street sidewalk from Sixteenth street north about four blocks. He ex pects to put in a brick walk four feet wide about two blocks long. The other two blocks has a good plank walk and will pfobably not bo put In for some time. With the two blocks along the Monahan place being laid, In a short time only this one place will be left in the walk which is about a mile and a half long. . John Ohmlt died suddenly Thursday evening at his home In the east part of town. For several days Mr. Ohmit had been Buffering severaly from rheumatism and was attended by a physician, who told the family that his condition was serious and might prove fatal. Thursday afternoon he was feel ing considerably Improved and was able to walk about the house. While the family was seated at the evening meal, Mr. Ohmit walked Into the parlor and sat down on the lounge. He sud denly gasped the word, "Mother," and then became unconscious. In a very short time he was dead. The family came to South Sioux City about six years ago and consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Ohmit and five sona, Charles, Ir ving, Jesse, Floyd and Herbert, all of whom, except Herbert, wwe present when Mr. Omhlt died. The funeral will be held Saturday in the Methodist church. Rev. Phillips officiating. In terment will be In the O. A. K. lot in the Dakota City cemetery. The ser vices at the grave will be conducted by the members of the Grand Army of the Republic, of which Mr. Ohmit was a member. Card of Thinks To the Editor of The Hebald: Permit me to express. Mr Editor, through tbe columns of your paper; my great gratitude to my neighbors of Dakota preoinct for the splendid sup port given me at the recent electiou, and to my friends in every precinct of tbe county for their generous and ef fective support of my candidacy. In the ofiloe of oounty attorney of this oounty I shall place the interests of the people above all other interests at all times, and all my energies shall be devoted to the service of the people of Dakota oounty. Very respectfully, J J McAllistkb. For a GOOD ROOF? We have it in the "E & B Special' Rubber Roofing. A perfect roofing for new or old build ings. The best by long test. Water and climate proof. Get our samples and prices and our liberal guarantee. Edwards Bradford Lbr. Co TI YOUTH'S COMPANION IT COKS EVUT Wit! TH TUI mil. Tho contents of the S3 Issues for 190 will includo 50 Star Articles By Men and Women of Distinc tion In Many Vocations. Natural 250 Capital Stories Of Character and Ad including Six Fine Ser 1000 Up-To-Dala Notes on Current Events. Nat History and Science. 2000 One-Minute Stories Bits of Humor end Miscellany. The Weekly Health Article. Timely Editorials. 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