Public
Sale
R R Time Table
Sioux Rivv. Crystal Lake St Homer
At the farm of Stcpnen D. Joyce, 2 miles west and one-half
mile south of Dakota City, Nebr. Commencing at 12 in. Sharp
Thursday, January 28, '09
List of Property to be Sold
LEAVE
DA E OTA J II T
6 am
7 15am
9 0um
11 lDam
1 15pm
3 15pin
5 3lipoi
7 16pm
LEAVE
81 OPXCITI
6 86am
8 30aw
10 30an
!2 am
3 15pm
4 30pm
6 15pm
8 pm
Saturday and Sunday nights 11
only
1 brown mare, 12 yrs old, wt 1.200 lbs.
,1 gray howe, 4 yrs old, wt l,0l0. lbs.
1 bay" horse, 7 yrs old, wt 1,450 tie.
1 bay mare, 12 yra old. wt 1,160 Rs.
I aorre! mare, JO yrs old, wt l,200ths.
II shoats.
3 brood cows. i
3 Jersey milch cows, extra good milkers
2 Jercey yearling heifars.
1 heifer calf.
1 new Globe incubator 200 eggs.
2 brooders.
1 Dowdeu potato digger.
1 potato plttnter.
1 potato ouiter.
1 JBowsker grinder new.
1 hand corn shelter.
1 2-section harrow.
1 4-sectiou harrow.
1 ganlen cultivator.
1 Bully Boy cultivator.
1 Thomson cultivator.
l'l walking cultivator.
1 Iloosier corn planter.
1 disc.
1 disc plow.
1 16 inch walking plow.
1 Solid Comfort 16-inch riding plow.
1 doable-shovel plow.
1 Jones mower uearlf new.
1 hay rake.
1 14-foot Hoosier seeder new.
1 cart.
1 siugle Dnggy.
1 spring wagon.
2 sleighs.
1 bob sled.
3 wagons.
2 setts double harness one new.
1 hay rack new. x
I 14 foot hog rack new.
2 8-foot round tunks.
150 feet 1-inch gas pipe good.
1 woven wire stretcher.
2 rolls woven wire.
2 rolls lut cribbing.
Igood buggy top.
bone cutter.
1 oil stove.
1 range.
2 heaters.
1 lawn mower.
12 ceiiuine rivoontu Bock cockerels.
Household goods.
C, St. P., M. tt O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time:
MOBTB BOUND. BOOTH BOUND.
5:55 pm. ... ...Omaha 8:02 am
10:04 am Omaha 6:13 pm
I 3 :37 pm Norfolk 8 ViS am
9:48 am Norfolk 5.32 pm
7:42 am Newcastle 9:33 am
1 2 :05 pm .......5:55 pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1 2 :1 3 pm Omaha 2:30 am
3:37 Norfolk 8:28
C B A Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight 7:15 am
11 " Passenger, Omt.ha
and Linooln 12 :47 pm
EAST
No 86 Local Freight 2 :'25 pm
10 Local Passenger. .6 : pro
sums over
10 interest.
v Free LutvcK evt Noon
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $10, Cash; on
that amount, 10 months' time will be given at 10
Steplaeza I2. Joyce, Owner
II. O. Dorn, Auctioneer. Harry II. Adair, Clerk
MULE SALE1
At the Leeds Livery Barn, Leeds, Iowa
Saturday, January 10, 1909.
Local Items
Friday, January 15, 1909
Having a good stock of hardware
and tinware on .baud, we ask you to
call and see us. Schnever Bros.
30 head of good heavy-boned mules, coming 3, 4 and 5 yrs old
Nine months' time will be given on approved security.
car yivester
Leeds, Iowa.
Have Eimers make your abstracts.
Subscribe for The Herald $1 pe
year,
Geo Haase, of Emerson, was a visit
or at home over Sunday.
Rev W 0 Eekhart supplied the
Lutheran pulpit in Homer Sunday.
Al Chaillie went to Stanton, Nebr,
Sunday, to testify in a case that was
tried tueio the first of the week
Mell A Scbmied returned Wodnes
day from his trip to Mason City, la
Thos Clupp was here on business
Saturday while emoute to Homer from
visit in Sioux City,
Rev J L Phillips will condnot qnar
terly meeting in the M E church here
Sunday for the Presiding Elder.
Ed . Hoover returned Saturday to
New Richmond, Wis, after spending
the holidays here at the Cbas Bates
borne.
Miss Cecil McNeil, of South Sioux
City, and a Miss Carlson, of Sioux
City, were the guests of Genevieve
Stanard Sunday,
At the meeting of th board of coun
ty commissioners Tuesday The Herald
was designated as the official paper of
the county for the year 1909.
Ed Bliven is working as extra fire'
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riehest land prizes that the government has yet bestowed on its taking care of engines at night while
citizens? You certainly ought to know ol the present land nun- the crews are taking their res
ger in this country. Now you have the government lurnishing Attorney C A Dickson was hew from
vou SO and 1 GO acre tracts of land irrigated bv the intelligence iou City Saturday on legal busices
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the greatest irrigator the world has ever known, who offers you I A ... . n H n . , '
abundant and perpetual water with the choicest land at $35 to Leedom states that his bou Fmri.
$45 per acre in ten annual payments without interest; land that who moved there recently met with an
will yield more in one year per acre than the price of the farm.
Do you realize what a "good thing" this is in this day and
age? If you do not, let me tell yon something about it.
Personally conducted homeseekers excursions first and third
Tuesdays of each month. Write D. Clem Deaver, General
Agent. Landseekers' Information Bureau, 1004
Farnam street, Omaha, for literature.
No charge for his services.
W. E. Snethen. Ticket Agt, Dakota City, Neb.
L. W. Warelev, G P A, Omaha, Neb
Are You Doing Yourself Justice ?
MR. FARMER: Are you looking ahead for your son, or if
you are a renter are you looking ahead for yourself? Are you
going to accept this chance for a homestead that Uncle Sam has
made possible for you? Are you dozing over this, while your
more alert neighbor is acting? Don't you realize that the irri
gated homesteads now being offered by the government, in the
Big Horn Basin and North Platte Valley will prove to be the
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CARRIAGE HEATERS
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Strong, Square Wool Blankets $ 1.40
Large, Strong, Square Blankets 1.75
Brown Duck-Lined Storm Blankets 1.70
Heavy Plaid Duck-Lined Blankets 2.00
Heavy, Plain Plush Lap Robes 2.75
Heavy, Fancy Plush Lap Robes 4.50
Very Fine Black Fur Robes, Large 8.75
Very Fine Black Fur Robes, Extra Large. .10.50
Sturtfeo Bros
411 Psuvrl Strt
Sioux City, lews.
Large Boned
Poland China Stock Pigs
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M. Waters,
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accident while working iu a lumber
yard and had his arm fractured.
Harry Gray and Miss Floiene El
lis, both former residents of this coun
ty, were united in marriage at Den
hoff, N D, last week They will
make their home with the groom's
father, Hiram Gray.
Read the sale notice of Stephen D
Joyce in this issue of the Herald, as
there is everything needed on a farm
and yon might see just what yon want.
The sale will be held at his farm west
of town, Thursday, January 28th.
J W Hazlegrove leaves nest week
for Linooln to attend a meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance company.
During the year just past Mr Haale-
grove wrote $7.r,000 insurauce for this
company and didn't put in much time
at it either.
Uegnlar preaching at Salem next
Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clook.
Sunday school at 10:00. Preaching
at Emmanuel chnrch, Dakota City nt
7:30 pm. Sunday school at 9 ;45 a m.
Cnristjitn Endeavor at C:30. A cor
dial weleome to all.
Judge and Mrs R E Evaos and two
children, Keith and Aunie. left Tues
day for PeuuKylvunia whore Mrs
Evans and the children will visit rela
tives for a few weeks while Mr Evans
will go to near Richmond, Ya, to ljok
after some business matters. Thev
will return early in February.
George Wilkius went to Omaha Mon
day evening to attend a sttte meeting
of the clerks of the dintrict court, uud
from there to Lincoln Tuesday, where
he attended the annual meeting of the
Nebraska Teiritorial Pioneer associa
tion, which was in sestdon Tuesday aud
Wednesday, and or. wmcu lie is a mem
ber. ,
Invitations have been sent out for a
grand opening dance to be given in the
new Ayres-Krnmwiede hall, Friday
evening, January Vi, 1909 Good
music will be furnished and the danoe
floor will be one of the finest in this
part of the state, being of hard miple,
finished and waxed to perfection. The
hall is beat by hot water, and will be
equipped with gas lights.
Robert Lapsley, on of the oldest
and most suooessful farmers of this
precinct, has disposed of Lis posses
sions in this county, and is preparing
to move ) California with his family,
a car of household aud other goods
having already preceded them to their
new home near Los Angeles, where
he has purchased a fruit farm. The
Herald wishes them prosperity and
happiness in their new Lome, but at
the same time we are weary of obroni
cleing the departure of our best fami
lies, who are seeking a more congenial
clime and pleasanter surroundings.
The family will take their departure
Sunday.
Hsrry Adair and wife visited friends
in Homer Sunday.
Mrs Alice Hector went to Chicago
last week to visit friends.
Mrs Frank Gordon, of South Sioux
City, visited relatives hero a few days
this week.
Banker Ed T Kearney and nenrv
Francisco, of Jsckfon, were business
visitors here Saturday.
Why is it that Van sell so mnch
Brennorffee? Because it is the best
to be had for the money.
Fred and Henry Willman, counins
of Mrs George Kohlmeier, were here
from Carroll, Nebr, over Suuday.
Mrs George Stone, cf Coleridge,
visitod a few days here this week with
her sister, Mrs George Prranger.
Wm Monk and wife, of Concord,
Nebr, were vinitors at the Geo Kohl
meier home from Saturday until Tuts
day.
nenry Kohlmeier and little dsugh
ter, of Wakefield, were over Suuduy
visitors here at the George Kohlueier
home.
Watch for Van da Zodde's sale bur
gams, as bo bits a lot of goods that
he is going to close out before he moves
to his new locution.
Nut, egg and range hard coal, also
U kinds of soft coal in any quantity
you may desire, at the kiln arts &
Bradford Lumber Co.
W F Teeter, formerly manager of
the Lindholm Furniture compuuy, of
Sioux City, has purchased the Cash
Department store.
Ctrl Burcum and wife, of Winneba
go, were over onnday visitors at the
Charley Bates homo, being anroute
to Sheffield, Iowa, on a visit.
Now would be a good time to drop
in and settle up your account, as I can
use every cent that is coming to me.
Your promptness in this matter will be
greatly appreciated. J. an de Zedde.
All kinds of coal, feed and Lay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fields & Slauohteb Co.
Thko E Bliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Nob,
' The board of county commissioner's
were in session Tuesday and Wedues1
day. An adjournment was taken
until Saturday, when they will com
plete their settlement with the
county treasurer.
This is the gift season. A pair of
new spectacles or eyeglasses would be
a splendid Now 1 ear s present. We
can fit you in auy style, best gtado of
goods, and at reasonable price. W C
Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.
some crooked work dono by some one.
Following is the result of the recount,
by precincts :
KLECTIO RKTCRNS nKCOt'Mr
McAl- McAl
lister. Bervy. lldr.' Berrv
Dakota 104 139 104 137
Summit ....101 26 0 37
Ht John's... 07 68 94 67
Covington ..1!8 141 169 141
E-neron.... 68. 03 56 94
Omadi 10a 170 102 109
Pigeon Creek 37 39 38 38
Hnbbard ... 89 73 87 76
Totals.... 746 739 730 748
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every bunday as follows
Preaching, 11am; Sunday sc'iool, 10
am! Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 6:30 p m ; Preaching, 7:30p
m. Preach in Grace church every
Sunday at 2 :30 pm. Yon are cordially
luvued to any and all these services
A meeting was held Saturday after
noon at the oourt house and plans
formulated for the next session of the
Dakota County Farmers Institute to
be held hern February 6th and 6th
1 he official program, as far as made
up, will be found in this issue of the
Herald. Additions to it will be made
rcxt week.
Word comes from Maxbass, N D, that
Curt Hileman, who run a restaurant
there, lost all his household goods in
fire that destroyed the two story
building in which he conducted the
business, on New Years night. His
oldest dudguter, who was sick in bed
up stairs, came near being caught in
the burning building.
For Sale.
Springers and fresh cows. Good
ones. J Al Barry,
Jackson, Nebr.
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Vi CDITCO av TMt aCNIOS) CLASS W
Mary Waddell, of South Sioux City
visited the High school room Monday
morning.
Examinations were given in the dif
ferent rooms this week.
The 8th grade have finished physiol
ogy and are now studying history.
The pupils cf the high school room
were dismissed Tuesday morning on
aocouut of the cold room.
Those in the grammar room who
were neither absent nor tardv are
William Lorenz, Harold Van deZ iddo
Lva Graham, Fiank Giese. Albert
Bierman, Mary Uierscho, Mabel Bier
man, Edgar Howard, Ida Laurs and
Mario Bierman.
The cold csnsed a number of absen
ces in tho grammar room last week be
cause of the iuability to keep the room
warm.
Keith Evans left Tuesday with his
parent! to be gone a week or ten days
visiting in X'ennsylvania.
Eva Graham is absent this week on
account of tckneas.
Leroy Lillie and Jinimie Rasmusseu
are new pupils in the 2ud (trade.
The preliminary, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
grades are studying the Eskimo.
Eddie Oehlorking entered the pre
liminary Monday.
The 0th grade takes up the study of
Diuue s (standard anthmetio after the
present examination.
Bargains in Used Stelnway Pianos
If you know of anyone who wixhes a
very good piano at moderate cost, he
will be interested iu the fuct that just
at the present time tlm well-known
musio house of Lyou & Healy, Chica
go, have a large salesroom eutirely
filled with used Steinway Uprights.
These Steinwaya embrace a wide vari
ety of styles. All of them are in tine
condition, but there is a great differ
ence iu the cost.
Bekides these instruments Lyons &
Healy are ulso now offering at a great
Rebuilding Clearing Sale, the pianos
formerly owned by the Thompson
Music Co, the Healy Mutdo Co, and
the big Thearle Piano Co, as well as
their own stock . You can secure a
fine instrmnnt at 20 to 49 per cent less
than usual prices.
These pianos will be sold either for
cash or upon very easy monthly pay
ments. Freight on an upright piano
is only a matter of a few dollars. All
these instrumenrs are fully guainnteed
to ba exactly as represented, the op
portunity to secure one will undoubt
edly be taken fdvantuge of by the
shrewd buyers iu this vicinity.
A letter to Lyon & lieulj, 10 Adams
street, Chicago, will briug full particulars:
NOTICE.
Those persons knowing themselves
indebted to me by note past due, will
please come forward and settle, as
failing health compels me to go out of
business. Coming forward promptlv
will save the anoyance and cost of col
lection. Gi'stav Bebueb.
Berry Wins In Contest
The conot was finished in the Berry
McAllister contest case over the coun
ty attorneyship last Friday, whioh was
heard before Judge Stiuson. The re
sult gave Berry a majority of 18 votes
over MoAluster.
McAllister immediately gave notice
of appeal to the district oourt, and the
bond was fixed at 1900.00. This in
cluded $200 for costs and $700 or
twioe the amount of six months salary
of the office.
J J McAllister, the defendent in the
ease, who was elected to the office on
the face of the returns by a majority
of seven votes, took the oath of office
on the 7th Inst, and will serve as coun
ty attorney until the case is heard in
the district oourt.
The greatest ohange in the recount
was made in Summit precinct, where
a ohange of eleven votes was made
front McAllister to Berry, and whioh
shows that there was undoubtedly
HOMER.
Miss Geatie Bucklund came up from
Winnebago Agency Tuesday evening
to remain till Thursday.
Jimmie Alluway came home Wednes
day of last week and returned Sunday
to Loretta, this state, where he is man
ager for the E & B Lumber Co.
Guy Scott, of Wakeflold, was a
Homer visitor this week.
Mrs T D Curtis was on the sick list
for the past two weeks.
Annt Louise Cleveland has been un
der the weather for some time, but is
still ablo to give you a hearty welcome
when you visit her.
J B Bnbb and wife were down from
South Sioux City the first of the week
viewing the fire damage.
Someone was verv much mistaken
when they circulated the report that the
Dorcas piano was the property of the
m. Hi cuurcu. lue piai.o neiongs ex
olusively to tue Darcas society, to be
used for the publio good as they may
see in. 1 tie ouurou only has the use
of it.
The Dorcas will have a basket sup
per. enday evening January 22nd
The proceeds to be applied on the
Dorcas piano. Come out and help a
cause which the publio ought to feel
interested in .
Two new scholars were added to
Homer's high school this week daugh
ters of the overseer of the poor farm,
Murine Bacbert and Bertha Win tor.
The Geo Davis sale was well at
tended aud everything went at fair
prices.
Mr and Mrs Eymere, of Bonesteel,
who visited Mrs Eymers' Uncle, Seth
Barnes and wife, and other relatives
for a week, went to Omaha Sunday,
where they will reside at Benson, in
the future.
It would seem, like every man und
boy, withiu a dozen or fifteen miles
of Homur, the best town in Dakota
county was coming to town these
days with grain, hogs or produce of
kind or other, from the continual
string of teams oomiug from the north,
south, east and west, sir.co C J O'Con
nor Homer's hutttliuK business man,
jumped iu and went to buying gruin,
etc. He advanced the price on corn
alone, 2J cents and is getting about
that oomes, and you don't hear a
farmer kick. Stay with them, "C J."
SALEM
The ice harvest is now on.
We are are glad to learn that Fred
Berry will serve another term of two
Tears as county attorney. "Truth
crushed to earth shall rise again."
Robert Larsley loaded a car with
provisions, stock and etc, Tuesday,
which left in tho evening in the cure
of his son, Howard. Mr and Mrs
LapBlcy and family will leave for Cal
ifornia Sunday.
Harry Gray and Miss Florence Ellis
were married at DenLoff, N D, Janua
ry 2, 09. Both speut thegreuter part
of thef childhood days in Salem and
are well known here. We extend
heariest congratulations. They will
make their home at Douhoff.
Porter Bell and sister, Mrs Ida Von
Fries, left for their respective homes
in Kansas, Monday
Howard Lpsly was a guest of the
Misses Harty, at Jackson, Sunday.
Milton Foreshoe jr, was a business
vhitor st the Orpheum, Tuesday after
noon. Raymond Hooh was made a member
of the Odd Fellows at Dakota City
Monday night.
Sam and J W Bridenbaugb are on a
pleasure and business trip through
Texas and California.
The W n and F M sooiety met with
Mrs Geo Hirsohback on Friday after
noon of last week.
James Fisher bad a car of heifers on
the Sioux City market last Thursday.
Archie Joyoe, of Orchard, Nebr, is
here making arrangments for a publio
auotion sale of his fathers farm ma
machinery, stock, etc, which will take
place January 28.
Stephen Joyoe is improving rapidly
from Lis operation .
G R Hoou went to Florenee, Nebr,
Thursday to visit a few days with bis
brother Clyde and family. He will
also take in the tights at Omaha.
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Modlin Machine Go. 2
Manufacturers of
Gasolene E)n(irkca
Also conduct a general Repair Shop
Oaaolsm Exptrtt
20S-210 W. fourth St.
SIOUX CITY,. IA.
Opposite Curtis Sash and Door Co.
NEW If IS AR
But the same old treatment twenty-three
years young.
The Best in Banking, at the Lowest Cost.
Absolute promptness, courtesy and accu
racy here.
'The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
I Be.nk Davkote. County, Jcvokson, Nstbrtxsksx
The Oldest Bank in the County.
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Patronize Home Industry buy your meats of jj
Proprietor of . 1
City Meat Market
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
' Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymour's White Laundry. Basket
Tuesdays and comes' back Saturdays
goes on
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Everything Neat and New. Best of Treatment.
Meal Tickets (21 Meals) $3.50 Board and Lodging $4.00
Feed. Stsxblc in Connection.
Where you can put up your team tnd feed, it when you
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PAUL PIZEY, J ALFRED PIZEY,
Dakota Cm, Ns. j. fy BfS 608 Metropolitan Blk.
Bonded : Abstracter : sioux city, iow
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The "Stay Satlsf&ctory"Rxi2
CetOurFrctBookPlnt
You can't Cord to
buy a rants until you
know all about a
Monarch. Ask u tor
tha books STATE WHU
you Intoud tobuv,ri
wo wil I send also a act
ot Measuring Spoons,
postpaid. apdum
Miiileubte Iron Ranas Co,
Heaver Dum, H'toooiuta,
C Standing on the oven
door is a very slight test
compared with actual use.
Malleable frames are abso
lutely necessary to bear the
strain. Any range that
will not bear you on its
oven door isn't strong
enough to stand- the test
of use.
Taa MllshaS
a MMkina-aU Sana mats thraughsut.
All aiapa. different arrangements for city or country homes, also for hotels and public Institutions.
ee them and they will prove to you that they save fuel and repairs.
Edwards& Bradford Lbr.Co
Hubbard
GEO. TIMLIN, Manager,
Nebraska
Abstracts of Title
A 110,000 Surety Bond
Guarantees tha aoouraoy of every
Abstract I make
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co;
Bonded Abstracter
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