Dakota County Herald
Official Paper of the County
JOBN H. 1CAM, PUBUSnilt.
Subscription rrice. $1.00 Fer Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Fermiosion has been granted for tbe
ransmission of thic paper through the
tnaiis as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Items of Interest
from our Exchanges f
E 0XM SO iMO .: W3 3t0ii
Allen News: Rev J L rkillips, of
South 8ionx City arrived last . venlng
to assist with the revival meetings now
in progress.
Albaton items in Sloan, Iowa, Star:
Mrs Horace liakkae and son, Leonard,
left the latter part of the week for their
home at Homer, Nebr, after a week's
visit at this place.
Lyons Mirror: Robert Rymill and
Earl IUsdul returned from Ilomcr
Sunday .. .John Nunn, post tiador at
the Wionebago agency, was hero Mon
day, lie worked for us on our farm near
Ilomcr nearly a quarter of a century
ago.
Lyons Sun : George Blessing, the
Dnroo hog breeder at Horner bus been
finishing up some of his thoroughbred
stock aud placing it on the Sioux City
market. Iu every instance he has top
ped the market by from ten to flftenn
cents.
Decatur Herald: JW Olbrey and
two sons, Qlen and Harry, and Mrs
Harry, took tho early train Monday
morning for Council Bluffs, where
Olen will submit to a critical opera
tion which his many friends hope will
be successful
HartiDgton Newt: Chas Schrempp
returned Saturday evening from a
short visit with friends at Jackson ....
Miss Maggie Baird returned to her
school work at Tarkio, Missouri, last
Saturday after a week's visit here
with her parents.
Sergeant Bluff items in Sloan, Iowa,
Star: Myrtle Bates and Ed Hoover,
of Dakota City, visited relatives of the
former here last week.... John Mur
phy and Mrs Chas Murphy were
guests of the for iter's sinter at South
Sioux City, New Years day.
Potion Leader: Will Beardsbear, of
Homer, is visiting at the M B Dewitt
home northwest of town... .Mr and
Mrs W F Mikesell returned home Fri
day evening, being entertained at New
Yrars' dinner at the home of Mrs Julia
Mikesell of South Sioux City.
Pender Repnbllo: W W Pounds
went to Hubbard Saturday morning
to see his son Charles and wife.
....J D Claussen, D Blankmyer. RO
Snhr and II Q Heyne went to Dakota
City Saturday night to attend the in
stallation of tho , fiicers of the Sons of
Herman lodge at that place.
Oakdale items in Ponca Journal:
Mrs Clyde Ooodoll, Harry Springer,
Henry and Charley Barnes, Ray Chase
and Earl MoAfee went to Wayne
Monday to attend school .... Miss
Rena Springer went to Sioux City Sat
urday to spend a few days with ber
cousin, Mrs Benton. .. .Mrs E Ilitiz
has just received the sad news of the
death of her father at Nacora last
week.
Sioux City Journal, 12th: When
Miss Lillian E Teter opened her gro
cery store at 2322 North Roulevurd
yesterday morning she discovered that
during the night it had been visited by
burglars who had broken in through a
back window. The men evidently
were iu search of cash, because as far
as she could learu they did not get
away with any of the stock. They
rmafihed the till and took some small
change that had been left in it,
Emerson Enterprise: Mrs Chas
Rockwell is spending the week with
relatives in Homer.... The Ribekab
Lodge has purchased a floe new piano
of Carl Schriever. . . .Frank Davey left
Thursday for Jackson, lie is suffer
ing from a sevcro attack of rheuma
tism... Arthur and Charles Smith of
Hubbard spent the latter part of Inst
wrek with their cousin Hurry McEn
taffur. . . .Mr and Mrs J Paul, of Pa
ciflo Orove, California, who have been
visiting for the past week, at the home
of George Demme and with other Em
erson friends, departed for their home
Monday.
Ponca Journal: Miss Anna SheiMey
was at Dakota City Monday ... .Miss
Hazlegrove of Dakota City visited over
Sunday at the E J Berry home....
John Wendte and wife left for Bloom
field the first of the week where they
will make their future home. . . . Allert
Smith, of Hubbard, Neb, fTnittd a few
days lust week with his sinter, AHa
Smith, in this city. .. .Myrtle Harney
retnrnod to school at Jackson convent
on Monday afternoon after spending
the holidays at bome....Mesdames
Lee Seaqenbaugh and Bernard TUhn
aie visiting at the home of Ed Miille.
at Lorotta, Nebraska, this week....
While at Dakota City Monday we had
the pleasure of calling atHhe Herald
and Eagle offices and found each of
them enjoying a good business. ...E J
Berry bad an operation performed at
the Samaritan hospital in Sioux City
this week. The operation is not con
sidered a serious one and Mr Berry
will be home shortly. Fred Cornell is
looking after the business for him dur
ing his absence.
Denhoff, N D, Voice: Harry Gray,
aooompanied by Mrss Florence Ellis, of
Sioux City, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of H Gray, north of town.
....Died, at the homeof her daughter,
Mrs A A Hendricks at Goodrich. N D,
at 3 o'clook on Saturday morning;
Deo 20, 1908 Mrs Frances E Gray,
after an illness of several months dur-
PROGRAM
For the Dakota County Farmers' Institute to be Held in
the Court House at Dakota City, Nebraska, Friday
and Saturday, February 5 and 6, 1909.
I FRIDAY MORNING.
ij 9 a m Entering of Exhibits.
w :w Kitcnen Uarden II. O.
Dorn, Fred Herman, F. X. Wallner, J. F. Learner
11:30 The Amount of Stock to be Kept on the
Farm...A.. Kramper, Dan Hartnett, Fred Bartels k
FRIDAY AFTERNOON j
1 pm Judging Exhibits and Awarding Premiums Jfc
1 :30 Breeding, Feeding and Caring for Dairy Cows &
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ajj o.in r:.. e r tt
ivumuuu ui vrups, x iow ana wny
Prof. E. W. Hunt, Syracuse, Nebr.
FRIDAY EVENING , 5&
7:30 The Soil the Heritage of Man ......... Mr. Elliott jj?
jj 8:30 Agricultural Education ..Prof. Hunt i
SATURDAY MORNING
10 Potatoes for Profit O. W. Fisher,
Thomas Graham, John Winebrenner, J. F. Learner
11 Sheep for Profit Fred Voss, ift
Xs) Fred Bartols. Hprmrin "RWrrmnn V. TT firiKMo h&
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JW - ' SATURDAY AFTERNOON
j 1:30 The Draft Horse. . . .Mr. B. F. Kingbk-y, Hastings
trf 2:30 Home Conveniences at Small Expense
Miss Lulu Wolford, Pawnee City
H 3:30 Adulterated Seeds of Field Crops, with Seed
' Testing Demonstration Mr. F; H. Hillman,
with the Department of Pure Seed Investiga
tion, Washington, D. C
SATURDAY EVENING
W 7;30 The Lure of the Town Miss Wolford
8:30 The Light Harness Horse and His Uses..Mr. Kingsley
U PREMIUMS WIU, BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS
di Corn 10 Ears First Second Third
White $2.00
Yellow 52.00
$jg , Wheat
Winter $2.00
Spring $2.00
Oats White. $2.00
ij Butter one pound $2.00
Potatoes one peck
,V Ohio ....$2.00
A Rural $2.00
Other Varieties $2.00
O Au exhibits must be in place before noon, Friday.
Other special prizes will be announced next week. Corn
I will be judged by the Nebraska score card.
O J. F. Leame, Pres. ' Geo. I. Miller, Sec.
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ation, acted 40 years, 3 months and 11
days. Frances Elizabeth Gray, nee
IfHzlegrove, was born at Dakota City,
Net, and was married to Hiram Gray
in 1889. To this union four children
were born, all of whom survive her:
Mrs A A Uendrick, Harry, Charley
and Frank, all being well known is
this neighborhood. She also loaves
two sisters and two brothers, Mrs C F
Westcott, of Sioux City, Iowa, Miss
Georgia Hazelgrove, of Dakota City,
Neb, and William and John Hazel
grove, who reside south of town. The
subject of this sketch was an active
church woman, a kind and loving
mother, and she was always ready to
render assistance to her Leighbors in
time of sickness and trouble. . The
funeral services were held at Goolrich.J
on Monday morning at 11 o'clock at
the Methodist church, llev Spicker
officiating, after which tbe remains
were taken to the Goodrich cemetery
and laid to their final rest. The sym
pathy of the entire community is ex
tended to the bereaved family.
Sioux City Journal, 11th: Under the
supervision of game wardens, bass,
pike, catfish, orappies and bullheads
are being taken out of Silver lake, Ne
braska, across the Miisouri from Sioux
City, and transferred to Crystal lake,
near by. Silver lake gradually is
going dry, and if the fish were to be
left during the cold weather they
would be destroyed. During tho fall
the lake grew up to rushes. These
have been burned off, and the willows
about the lake cut. All of the game
fish are being sent to Crystal lake.
The carp and bnffalo and "undesira
bles" are given a way or thrown into the
Missouri. While this small lake is
being depleted of nsn many persons
with a Friday sppetito congregate.
They get all the fish they desire. It
i said that bass weighing as much as
five pounds have been seined. The
fish get into Silver lake in the spring
during the high water. . .' .Another
chapter has beon added to the famous
McNatnars-MoAUister legal squabble
by William C McNamara's filing in the
diutrict court of Dakota county, Neb,
notice of a suit against Mr and Mrs J
J McAllister for $10,000 for the alien
iatiou of bis wife's affections. Mrs
Mary MoAllister-McNamaru is u
djuehter of the two delendants. The
action came as a surprise to Mr and
Mrs McAllister and their attorneys,
and will be vigorously opposed iu tbe
courts. The domestic troubles of tbe
MoNamaras have been in the courts
several years. Folllowiug tbe last
triul of the case, Mrs McNumara was
granted $3,000 alimony and McNa
mara, in addition, was ordered to pay
her $150 quarterly for the education of
the children. The case was tried in
Dakota City. The decision has been
appealed to the supremo court of the
state by tbe attorneys for McNamara
on the groTTnd that the alimony is excessive.
CORRESPONDENCE S
HUBBARD.
The annual ice harvest is on here.
Rep D O Heffernun came up from
Lincoln today to look af:er some bus
iness matters.
Frank Melmn was a visitor hero last
week.
German socks for winter wear, at
Carl Anderson's .
Jack Dugcran was anassencrer to the
couuty seat Thursday,
Dan nartnett has been hanlins ice
to tbe Jaok Dnggan saloon the past
week.
A L Anderson attended a ml a mil
on the bottom lust week.
We have some blanki-ta tlmt wa nra
not going to carry over, and they will
go at Dargains. t;ari Anderson.
J C Stadincr weut to Ponca Satur
day.
Arthur Anderson assisted Mr flnh-
loigh to move the first of the week.
Nels Anderson is now eoru for tal.lv
settled iu his new dwellinar. after a
whole lot of trouble such as waiting
for workmen, then the fire aoci.tpnt .
Nels says "better late than never."
though.
Henrv Caiu will soon ha "..t. lmmi,"
agaio on the old farm.
Oor fur Coats are Coin or in lia olnnoi!
out, and now is your chance to got one
cueap. uuri Andeieon .
Mrs Geo Timlin SDent Hnnd tiiulit.
at the home of her parents.
Several families from Goml
down to do shonoinar at the Curl An.
derson store Saturduy.
Mrs Tim Howard continues ntmnf
the same, not much imnrntpmsnk i.
ing noticed in her health.
Chas Dodee was a Sioux Citv ivihj.
enger Tuesday.
Shirts, hose and suspenders at bar
gain prices, at Carl Anderson's.
J N Miller went to the citv W1 UAH-
day morniug to biing his wife home
from the hospital.
The Methodists will hnM elmrnli
servioos here next Sunday at 2 p m.
The dance here Friday evening was
a great success.
Robert Mundv is makins Drenara-
tious to ro onto the farm, anil Mli
1st will find him a busv farmer. Ona
thing sure, he will be no afternoon
farmer.
Evert thine eood in ah
right prices. Carl Anderson .
Fr Moore, of Newoastln.
day sveuing with Fr English.
Frank and James Hogan, John Wat.
era. and Wm Taller H
Jackson and tcok tbe train to Emr.
son Sunday to attend th K G banquet.
Corn shelling is going on in dead
earnest all around hers. Ohria Ru.
mussea shelled Tuesday, Ueaeoms
Wednesday, and Roy Wilsey Thurs
day. The work on the Lutheran church
was resumed Wednesday, the first
sines the cold weather set in.
Jas Barry, of Jaokson, was a caller
hero Wednesday,
We want butter and eggs, all you
can bring as. Carl Anderson.
Pure maple svrup just the thing
for cakes, at Carl Anderson's.
Henry Cain shipped a oar load of
hogs last Friday.
The bom of Bert Cobleigh has been
having its shsr of tiokners the last
week, three being sick at one time.
Mr Cobleigh was suffering from ton-
sili'is and laprippH end the two oldest
girls were quite n k with severe told.
Wm Duggan went to Omaha where
he. will ikv up tho study of telegra
phy. v
Now is your time to' get fitted in
overshoes while our stock is complete .
Carl Anderson.
B J Cobleigh moved the firkt of the
week up on the John Harty farm, re
cently vacated by Sam Thorn.
Miss Mitchell has recovered from
her illness and is again aide to be
about. She was suffering from a se
vere attack of tonsilitis, and for awhile
it was feared that it might develop
into diphtheria.
A clean-up on odds and ends puts
our winter caps on the bargain list
get one before they go. Carl Andeison.
Among those from hero who attend
ed the Knights of Columbus festivities
at Emerson Sunday evening were:
George Timlin, Herman Iiouze, Dan
Hartnett, FHeene; and two sons Frank
and James, Joe, Ed and John Hart
Mi tt, John Green, Ella Ueeney, Mary
Hartnett, Prof Jennings, Loraine Mur
phy, Joe Heeey, Fr English, J Ho
gnu, and M Smith.
Ernest Hale is here from Montrose,
Col, on a visit with bis brother George.
IN WF.MORTOK MART HOWARD
Uouo, but not fonrotttn,
A KClioolnmtH aenr to mo,
lh-r prHene! In t lit- aciiool room
1 ntivrr moro Hliall ni-o,
1 fnncjr I can nee her;
My ncliooliiinte drcNxt-il In red,
Ami yet H don't Metm pontile
That Mnry Howard In dead.
Thin world ncenn a mystery
1 have often wondered too,
Tlmt dentil nhonld rial in poor Mnry,
alio wan no kind and true.
Parents, brothers nnd HlNtern, ye hnvc
The Hympnthy of our nehool.
As nil will Hurely pray for her,
And keep her irolden rule.
Her kind, sweet disposition,
Nooneeould help but love.
That same sweet smile will welcome us
J11 her .Heavenly home alHive.
A KC'liOOI.M ATE.
NACORA.
August Voss and wife were Emerson
visitors last Monday.
Will Heeney visited in Sioux City
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Aiice Demaray returned from
Ihlen, Minnesota, last Saturday, re
suming her school duties here Monday.
Frank Simmons joined tbe Knights
01 uolumbus at Jbrnerson last Sunday
Edith Swanson went to Oakland last
Monday evening, where , she will stay
wun uer grandmotner and attend
school.
Misses Mae, Nellie and Rose Heenev.
also Katie Simmons, attended the
o.uiguiB 01 uoiumuus baDquet in A,m
erson Sunday evenicg.
The most of tbe young people of this
place eituer atteuded the danoe iu
Hubbard or the masquerade in Emer
son last Friday evening.
JACKSON.
The state solicitor of tbe Salvation
Army of Omaha, was here taking sub
scriptions, etc. a
John Waters returned to Early. Io,
Wednesday after a week's visit with
his folks here
Margaret Boler was an over Sunday
guest with friends in Emerson.
John n Campbell departed Saturday
for Sioux Falls, S D, where he will
undergo an operation.
Misses Agnes and Nellie Keiwin,
students of St Catharines academy
were called to Emerson Tuesday on
account of the serious illness of John
Kerwin's daughter and niece.
The suit of Frank Rcollard vs M E
Kennelly was called Tuesdsy and was
dismissed, there not being Buffioieut
evidence.
Mrs Michoel Waters of Sioux City,
wan an over Sunday guest at the home
of D F Waters and wife.
Born, to Walter C Mixer and wife,
Jan 11, 09, a daughter. N
Invitations are out for a dance Fri
day evening, Jan 15.
M B Hogan, of Bavtlett, Iowa, ar
rived here Monday to spend a few
days with the home folks.
James Flynn departed Saturday for
Grand Island to resume his studies at
the college.
Mr and Mrs E J Mullally and boys,
Neil and Joe, and Johj Ryan and wife,
saw Mux Rogas in "Panama, "at the
Grand last Thursday evening.
D Mitchell had a load of hogs on the
market Tuesday.
Riohard Ryan departed Monday for
Rochester, Minn.
The regular annual meeting for the
election of officers of the R N A's took
plaoe Thursday afternoon at the M W
A ball.
Sam Brannaman, James Kennelly
and Alfred Demaray marketed corn at
the elevator this week.
Alice Demaray returned Saturday
evening from ber holiday visit with
relatives at Ihleu and riptsstone. Minn.
Her sister, Jenuie, stopped off enronte
home for a week's visit at LeMars, Io.
Among the candidates from here
who went to Emerson Surday and
were initiated in the Kuigbts of Colum-
The Cough of
Consumption
Your doctor will tell you that
fresh air and good' food are
the real cures for consumption.
But often the couch is verv
I hard . Hence, wc suggest that
you ask your doctor about
your taking Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. It controls the tick
ling, quiets the cough.
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W btniBh Teohol
y from our mocUum
Wo urgi you to
oouBuit your
doctor
One of Ayer's Piils at bedtime will cause
tu increased flow of bile, and produce 1
senile laxttivo effect the day following.
Hormuls on each box. Show it to your
Joctor. He will understand at a lance.
Dose, on pill at bedtime.
Md t v U J. C. Ayr Oo., LwU, Vul
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Big Bek.rg8k.1t1s evre Offered In.
F xsrraiti&re Carpets,
Curtains, Stoves
$20.00 DRESSERS, reduced to $14.95
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S10.00
$25.00 SIDEBOARDS. "
$15.00 ROUND DINING ROOM TABLES, reduced to.
$10.00 SQUARE
$ 1.75 DININGROOM CHAIRS, reduced to....
75 INGRAIN CARPETS, reduced to
$27.50 AXMINSTER RUGS, 9 ft. x 12 ft
12.95
17.95
10.95
7.05
1.45
.59
22.50
Send for catalogue. Mail orders promptly filled. Freight prepaid.
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FRITZ.WHEN VYOU BROUGHT
THAT ROUND OAK STOVE INTO
THEV 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
are not. There is as much differene in
them as there are in the people, who use
them. If .you want a Range that will give
ou 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.
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bns were William Hartnett, Miubael
Boler, nr. James P Hogan,- Eugene
Kennelly, Frank Hogan and Thou E
O'Connor.
Mrs Tom E O'Connor an J children
returned from Sheldon, Iowa, Tuesday
where thpy ntopped for it viRit rnroute
home from Minneapolis. Mr O'Con
nor reports his sister, who was serious
ly ill at Minneapolis, mncl) improved.
Mm M M Hiokey, of Waterbury, or
rivod here Monday for a week's visit
with Mrs J J McBiide.
Bert Page of Omaha is visiting rel
atives here and doing some piano
tnning .
Thos Murphy, of Homer, was an
over Sunday visitor with friends in
town. '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled from the county records by
J. J. Kimcra, bonded abstracter of titles.
F. Q. Elkins and wife, to H. O.
Dorn, lot 14, blk 4, OrlKinal
South Sioux City. W. D. . .$1,000.00
C, St. P., M. & O. R. R., to
Minnie Chrlntenson, lots
12, 13 and 14, blk 3, Hub
bard, w. n .75
C, St. P., M. & O. R. R.. to
R ChrlstenRen. lot 4, blk 5,
Hubbard. W. D 25
First publication Jan 1 4w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the district court of Dukotu county,
Nebraska.
Hnteof Nvbraskn, lakota County ss.
To Anna ('. Shull, Mtiry Vuss, nnd Fred
Schriever, William Hchrlerer unil Miti Kuer
lte Sehrlever. heirs of Kllzabetli Sell never.
deceased, anil Fred Hchrlever, KUiirdlmi of
(aid Kred Schriever. V llllani Schriever and
Mnrituerlte Schriever, and Io all persons
Interested in the cslute of William Wink
haus. deceuscd.
n rendlnuthe petition of (JiiHtnv Renter
mm Mary VossprayliiK a Iliuil sett lenient
and allowance of their accounts llled In this
court on the 11th nnd 2Mli days of Hcce ni
ls-r llM. resnectlvely. nnd for their dis
charge and an order of distribution.
It Is hereby ordered that you, and all
persons Interested in said matter, may, nnd
do, appear at the couuty court to ho held in
nnd for said couuty, on the ttlrd day of Janu
ary, A. 1. it), at 10 o'clock n. in., to show
cause, If any there le, why tho prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted, and
that notice of the pendency of said petition
and that the hearinii thereof is) iriven to nil
fersous interested la said matter hy puh
loblnir a cony of this order In tbe iJakota
County Herald, a weekly newspaper print
ed In suld county, for tour successive week
prior to said day of nearlnii.
11. (1. STINHOX,
skal County Judge
irdL - Sow - Salc I
February 22, '9 5
4() Head of Tops' Jn tlie Herd
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K9sbbak.rd, Nebraskb.
J ray's Fool Mali
Restaurant in Connection
First-class Pool and Billiard Tables.
Cigars and Soft Drinks of All Kinds.
Meals Served at All Hours.
Everything New, Neat and Up-to-date.
C. M. GRAY, Proprietor.
Dakota City, Nebr.
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First publication Jan 1 4w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account
In the county court of Dakota county.
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska. I M
I'ounty of liakota. i
To Anna Shull, Mary Voss, and Fred
Schriever. William Schriever and Murituer-
lte Schriever, hetrs of Klliuhctii Schriever,
deceased, and Kred Schriever, guardian of
said Krtd Schriever, William Hclirlcver and
Ma rune rite Schriever, and tu all nersous
interested Iu tbe estate of IajuU Wlnkhaus,
On reading the petition of Uustav Her-
Ber, pray Inti a tlnal settlement aud allow
ance of his account filed In this court on
the 11th day of lieccnils r, lMM, and for his
discharge and an order of dlstrltsitlon.
It Is hereby ordered that you, and all per
sous Interested in saltl mutter, may, and do.
appear at the county court to lie held Iu aim
lor wun county, on tne siru uay or January,
A. 1. liV. a'. 10 o'clock a. in., to show cause.
If any there Is, why the prayer of the pe
tloner should not Is' (ranted, and that notice
of the pendency of said petition anil that
the hearing thereof lie given to all persons
Interested In said matter by publishing a
copy of tills Order In the Dakota County
neraiti, a weekly newspaper prinieu in said
county, for four successive weeks prior to
sulU day ol hearing. ,
v. l. ISTIWUOK,
'SFAl.l County Judge.
Undertaker
County Coroner
B. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
W. I. ME BEE
AUCTIONEER
4115th St., Sioux City, la
Lrive Stock.
Farm Sales
Do not forget that I will do your
work and do it right. Phone far dttea
t my expenae, Auto 1810. Charge
reasonable. ,
!)R. C. H. MAXWELL,
Thypician and SurgeoD.
Calls promptly attended
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