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Local Items
Friday, July 30, 1909
We have as good a stock of bard
warn and tinware as there ever was in
Dakota City, and you will find our
noes right. Schnever Bros.
Subscribe for the Herald, only II.
Bay a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Eimers.
Maud Sohumaoher is here from Co
rell, Minn, visiting relatives and old
friends.
Archie Ooughtry, wife and baby
spent a few days in Wakefield and vi
cinity the past week, visiting relatives.
Fred N Lacey and Ellen Margaret
Wheeler, both of Slouz City, were uni
ted in marriage Wednesday by Judge
Stinson.
Ernest Triggs is having the Duncan
house moved Irom the east part of
town to a lot south of the Geo NiebUhr
house, and will fit it np for a residence.
Morey Cleveland, son-in-law of Fred
Hall and wife, was down from bis
farm near Waterbury the first of tho
week, and spent a fev days with rela
tives here.
Frederick A Peterson, of Brownloe,
Neb. and Laura M Timmermann, of
Moline, 111, came . all the way here
Tuesday' to have Judge Stinson tie tho
cupt'al knot for them.
Qeorge Wilkins returned Tuesday
from his trip to the coast and the Se
attle exposition. He says there are
some fine exhibits at the fair, piinci
pally those of the government.
Harry Brown this week reoeived a
new 40-horse power gasolene traction
engine ani gang plow consisting of
eix 11-inoh plows. He will use th
eugine to do most of his heavy farm
work.
Don't forget the piano recital thi8
Friday evening at the M E ohurch,
given by Miss Ada Hart's pupils, as
sisted by Miss Ellen Hartzell, reader,
and F A Wood, baritone. An admis
sion fee of 25ots will be charged.
I have now, with my new stock, a
fine assortment of queensware, and
anyone who wants anything in that
line can get it as cheap or cheaper
than they can buy it in Sioux City.
Try me and see. Van de Zedde.
Tbe local Sons of Hermann lodge
wisn to DuoiiciT inanz me jrioneers anu
. . . , .1 . .. v .
nd Old Settlers' association for the
nse of their buildings, chairs, etc, at
tbe park, and also tbe people in town
for the decorations on the day of the
pionic.
What is
MIDWEST LIFE
Of Lincoln, Neb.
There are plenty of
life insaranoe oompanies
We entered the field
to sell good insurance at
tbe least rates that are
possible, consistent with
perfect safety. We give
the people of Nebraska
an opportunity to keep
their money at home.
A DOLLAR'S WORTn
FOR A DOLLAR.
C. L. WILLIAMS
GENERAL AGENT
Midwest Life Ins. Co..
Of Lincoln, Xebr.
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20 cent gallon can of Apricots and Peaches IOC
A 31b can of Hominy or Baked Beans, J cans lor.
Enelish Walnuts per lb . . 9c 3 lbs Seeded Raisins
Sixturday, August 6th
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On all Low Shoes, all size 50 cents off
On all Ladies Shirt Waists 50 cents off
On all Parasols and Umbrellas 25 off
No. 1 & 2 Lnmp Chimneys, Cc 7 brs White Rus. Soap, 25c
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Dakota City. Nebraska
A bright little baby rirl came to
tbe 0 E Doolittls home Sunday night.
Rev Yon Ilagen returned last Thurs
dsy from a two weeks' visit in Wiscon
sin. Theodore Bliven and family visited
over fcrhuday at Pender, at the Jsy
Bliven home.
For Sale A nearly new Marsh mo
torcycle, at a bargain. O F Broyhill,
Dakota City, Nebr.
Mrs R B Orr returned home Mon
day evening from a month's visit at
her old borne in Canada.
Jacob Uager who has been seriously
ill for the past ten days is improving
and will soon be out again.
Mrs B O Foye, of Waverly, Iowa,
visited at the home of her parents,
Wm Lenox and wife, tbe past week.
John Joyce and Mrs Charles Cough
try returned last week from a con pie
of weeks visit with relatives in Omaha.
Albert Sohumaoher is taking a ten
days layoff frem bis duties as railway
mail clerk on the Sioux City and Lin
coln run.
Edward B Samite, a traveling man
man from Milwaukee, Wis, and Lottie
L Dunham, of Leeds, Iowa, were join
ed in carriage Monday by Judge
Stinson.
A disiluy of fine glassware, that
looks as nice almost as any cut glass,
and sold dirt cheap; your choice on
the center table for only 10 cents, at
Van de Zedde's.
Tha Emmanuel WH&FM society
will meet at the church Thursday
evening August 5, at 7 :30. Let all
tbe members be present as special bu
siness will o oonsiclerd.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
le at reanyuable prices. .
Fiixds & Slauohtzb Co.
Tkq E Bliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
John W Beacorn, who has been
foreman on one of the Burlington sec
tions out of this place tbe past three
months, has been transferred to Ran
dolph, Nebr. A man from Fremont
has taken bis plaoe here.
Your opinion about what you see is
determined partly by how you see.
Very few people have normal vision.
Only perfectly fitted glasses will give
both relief and normal sight. W 0
Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.'
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every Sunday as follows:
Preaching, 11am; Sunday sohool, 10
am! Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 6:80 p m; Preaching, 7:30 p
Preach in Grace church every
Sunday at 2 :30 pm. Youareoordially
invited to any and all these services .
J McElpbree and family, who have
had charge of the local telephone ex
change for the past two years, will re
move to Sioux City Monday to reside.
They gave excellent satisfaction while
here, and we only hope their success
ors will be equally as courteous to the
patrons of the company, frank
Forbes and wife, of Norfolk will be
tbe new managers of the 'exchange,
and will be assisted by Maud Doolit
tie, who hs assisted in tbe work here
at difflereot times.
The Rev H H Millard D D, of Oma
ha, will deliver his master address on
"Christian Education" at she Method
ist Episcopal church on Sunday morn
ing at tbe usual preaouing Hour, this
address should be heard by every par
ent in town for it is full of good things
hicb they aught to know. Dr Mil-
ard is a flue speaker, and a great
orator and those who fail to hear him
on this occasion will miss one of the
best things that has ever come to Da
kota City. A free will offering at the
close of tbe address.
Mr J A Page, of Omaha, will be in
Jackson and Hubbard shortly after
August 1st, tuning pianos, cleaning
and repairing organs. Mr Page la a
graduate of the Nebraska school for
the blind where he completed a course
in this particular line of work. In case
the ork is not satisfactory no charges
are made for time or labor. Mr l uge
has done work in Jackson and Hub
bard before and has given excellent
satisfaction to some of the best rausioal
people. Persona in Jackson war.tiug
work done of this kind may ieave or
ders with Lee Kearney at the bank
Anv one in Hubbard wanting work
done may leave orders with Mis Chas
Thompson or at Mr Uribble e store.
Tbe republicans met in delegate
convention at the comt house Satur
day afternoon and named the follow
inn delegates to the state convention,
held at Lincoln on Tuesday: R E
Evans, Nelsou Smith, W P Warner,
F 8 Berrv. Ben Bonderson and b t
Sawyer. The three first mentioned
were the oolv ones to attend the state
convention. J J Elmers was chosen
chairman of the county central com
mittee ai d Burt Kroesen secretary.
with the following precinot committee
men W A Niemever. Dakota; lien
Bonderson, Emerson; J O Smith, Hub'
bard ; W H Meeker, Covington ; W W
ReninRe-, Pigeon Creek; L B Hanger-
ford, Summit; B F Sawyer, ot John s
T D Curtis, Omadi. At tbe state con
vention 1 eld Tuesday E A Wilte o
Pender was named state committee
man for this district.
SPECIALS j
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July 31st
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Mrs Ed Waldman visited in Harting
ton the past week.
A restaur meeting Of tbe Aiasonio
lodge will be held Saturday evening.
Martha and Emma Ewald of Sioux
City spent Sunday with relatives here.
Julins Quintal spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at Elk Point, 8 D.
U 8 Marshal Warner and family
will break camp at the lake and return
to Omaha tomorrow.
Oalen Hatheway was laid np the
paat week with a lame hand having
ran a rusty nail in it. ,
There will be no preaching for ths
next four Sundays by Rev Oberholtzer
at Salem and Dakota City.
Wm Orr and daughter Lillian, left
Tuesday evening on a month's trip to
Canada, to visit relatives at their for
mer home.
Sheriff Rockwell has finished trim
ming np the trees in the court yard,
which gives the place a much better
appearance.
Willie Lorenz is taking a few days
vacation this week and is rusticating
over near Lawton, Iowa, at the home
of bis aunt.
W S Baughman and family have re
turned to town, after spending a coup
le of months' outing at tbeir Crystal
lake cottage.
To my many friends and patrons:
Here I come with the best and most
complete line ever handled in Dakota
county. Still on the road doing busi
ness. Have completed canvassing in
Thurston county and am ready to de
vote all my time to Dakota county
Anything you need before I call please
order and oblige. 8 H Moore,
The Rawleigb Man
Have you seen our latest production
in photos? We aro now making some
of the finest photos made anywhere
for the money and prices very low.
For groups, wedding or baby photos,
see us first, and save money.
Di Lcxk Studio,
Next to 5 and 10c store, 40 j 4th, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Hon. W. Y. Ailen for Speaker. .
The committee on speakers has se
cured the consent of Hon Wm Y Allen
of Madison, Neb, a former U S senat
or, to deliver the annual address at the
Pioneers and Old Settlers' annual re
union to be held at Clinton Park, Da
kota City, on August 26th.
Another big drawing card for the
occasion is Heed s military Dana 01
Sioux City, which has been contracted
for.
Tbe Herald has been awsrded the
privilege of printing the official pro
gram for the Pioneera'and Old Settlers'
twenty-eighth annual reunion to be
held Thursday, August 26, 1909 .
orriCKBS or thi day.
Marshal J. P. Rockwell.
Assistant Marshals J. M. Brnnnnn. Wm.
Rlermann. Louis Uoodsell, Jiiiihs Kueston,
Grant Castor, Joe M.Leedom.
COMMITTERS.
Invitation W. L. Ross. Mary V. Qulnn,
Oeorge Wilkins, Lena W'llklns.
Sneakers President John Boler, Wm. P.
Warner, R. E. Evans, J. J. Elmers.
Transportation R. E. Evans, M.O.Ayres,
. J. Elmers.
Pettlstrar Mrs. Fannie Orozler, Mary
Easton, Lizzie Ilaase, II. P. Orozler. .
Privileges Barney Grlbble, Geo T.Woods,
. H. Baker.
Amusement M.O.Ayres, O. H. Maxwell,
M. M. ttvam, W. H. Mason, John Hotron,
Dr. B.J. Leahy, Walter bniltn. lien Bonder-
son, Archie uastou.
Mnmhprshirj Mrs. Ida Grlhhle. Mrs Mary
Jrlts. Anna Bartlett, Kvarlnta Ryan, Mar
garet Qulnn, Kate Dutrtran, BrldKte Hayes,
Mrs. Nelson Keauto, Airs. K. A. ( araprifii,
Alice Heffernan, Helen Rockwell, Mrs. Fred
8. Berry.
Memorial 8. A. Combs, John H. Ream.
Badges Mrs. Fannie Orozler.
Grounds H. T. Wood. Barney Grlbble,
. A. Stinson. Henry Kruniwledo. Herman
Blermann, . F. Broyhill, O. H. Ream, A. H.
Bakur, Walter Uheney, H. P. Orozler, W. L.
Ross, J. J. Elmers, Kminutt H Human, J. P.
Rockwell. John Koltz. 8. W. Foltz, Ernest
TrlKgs, R. E. Evans, vern U. Lake.
Recentlon Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ashford,
Mr. ami Mrs. O. J. O'Connor. Nell Combs,
Margaret Murphy, Mr.anu M rs. J . M. Jving,
IikvIiI IHsdd. Mr. and M rs. Hartnett. J. 1',
Beaconi, Mary Timlin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hlnnir. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stolze, Hoo,
H. Haase. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Berry. Nel
lie Heeney, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Llnafelter,
Mr Kurt Mrs. I'hilo McAree. Mary nunimrer,
Martin Voss, John O. Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
.1.11. iMifftfHii. Mr.and Mrs. Michael Bencom
Miutule Twohlg, Matt McKivertmn, janies
Casey, Ed T. Kearney and wife, Frank
Davey and wife, Helen O'Neill, Bonnie
Hum. J. J. Rvan. E. L. Wilbur and wife
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs.
K. Church. Llbhle HavlUue. uentrice
Blessing, eorge Wilson, Herman Fonts,
Mrs. Mary K. McBenth, U. M, Pieiswanger
Perle Htlnson. EllziUx th Huase, Harry H
Adair and wifeMrs. W. L. Ross, Mrs. Etta
M.8pencer, Mrs. Nellie Mason, Mrs. Eva 1.
Orr, Lillian Orr, Mrs. Alice Sides. L. H.
Armhright and wife, Paul Plzey and wife,
George W. learner. Oliver Fisher and wife.
Mell A. Schmied and wife, Mrs. Tina Brl'
iiunluiiiiFh. Fred Heermann. lr.. Henry Bier
nuinn. John C. Dlneen. J.M. t'lncaiiey anu
wife, 8. P. Mlkesell, Jerome Hollman, Hans
Nelsen and wife, Ben Bonderson anu wile,
W. A, Morgan and wife.
Notice for Bids
The Privilege committee of the Pio
neera and Old Settlers' association will
reoeive sealed bids up to August 10th
on all privileges to be let for tbe annual
picnic to be held Angust 26th. Ad
dress all communications on this sub'
iect to Barney Oribble, chairman of
privilege committee, Dakota City,
Nebr.
BARGAINS
Acme Queen Binder. . . .$135.00
Acme Joint Mower 48.00
Acme Sweeps 16,00
Acme Sulky Rakes 25.00
Fuller Lee Pressed Drill. 75.00
Beatrice 5 Disc Drill . . . 25.00
Fanning Mill, best 25.00
Corn and Grain Grader. 40 00
Wells Jr. Stacker 45.00
Schroeder Grain Dump.. 135.00
The above troods are not in
the trust. I don't buy trust
made goods if I know it "I am
a democrat." Were it not for
the independent manufacturing
companies the consumers would
have to pay almost double what
they are paying now for farm
machinery.
Best cream separator oil, 40c gal
Stacker rope manila 15c lb
Machine oil, 25c to 50c per gal
Sunshine WashingMachine,$'J.50
Western Washing Machine, 3.50
Binder Twine, made in
Tulv. 1900 9.00
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Will trade any of above ma
chinery for young horses or cows.
D. C. Heffernan,
Hubbard, Nebr.
Official Proceedings of the Board of
County Commissioner.
Dakota City, Nebr, July 24, 1909.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present
John Sierk, chairman: Ed Morgan and
Julius Bonderson.
Claims allowed
oiniHAL runs
I) n Stinson. oourt costs In Bert, Pa
Tlsrase S 7 00
wmetia u rfiu. witness lees, in yavls
rsw 1 So
1. Valentine, same 1 AO
John H Ream, bonrtl of health Im
Heth P Hnrnes. same S fin
James Flynn. same I )ft
O l Smiley, same TO
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co,
aunnlles - S 1ft
Perkins Bros Co, supplies T U
Paul Plsey, prosecution of Talbot.... fA On
Paul Plzey. defending Bert Ixtvls.... ft IK)
Saniarltnn Hospital, care of O'Brien. TOW)
Auatln Western Co.repalrs for grader Tl To
S W Foltz, repairing cell S Si)
Klopp, Bnrtlutt Co, supplies.... ... M IS
F.lnier Smith, H of tine of Hlerk 100
W L Ross, Slid Quarter salary, polt-
nge, etc lie TO
P Kockwel . SRlnrjr 18 SI
Wm Blermann, salary 40 00
M Beneom, tax refunded SI
S A Htlnson, indse 19 81)
LI ml hoi in Furniture Co, carpet for
court room 107 SO
John G Rachort. hoarding paupers... M 60
nen iiacnere, caring for Mrs tteeu.... ri V
W J Manning, postage, e to 84 40
Fred Hchrlever at Co, mdse 8 SO
Ed Morgan, salary as so
JohiLSlerk, salary U SO
ir J A naronde. services aS CO
Jepson A Jepson, attorney tee In ditch
matter 1U0 uu
Hoard ordered the county treasurer
to accept $18 in full payment of all
taxes due on lots 4, 5 and 6, block 44,
Covington.
lioard ordered the county treasurer
to accept $21 in full payment of all
taxes due on lots 10, 11 and 12, block
42, Stanton.
road rnw n.
John O Smith, road work t 00
Charley smith, same 11 00
Ulaims allowed on road dist. Ne it.
'harles Hlrsch. road work K7 7ft
Theodore Peters, same 8 00
John Tram per, same 100
linns lionnlckson, same 10 6"
1) Barge, same 8 00
Dan Hartnett, road work, dlst No 9.. 6U 00
The county treasurer is ordered to
accept the principal, less interest and
advertising, on the following property :
Lots 8, 9 and 10, block 21; lots 1, 2,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12, block 12;
lots 1, 2. 3, 4, S, 6 and 10, block 23;
lots 1, 8, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12,
block 24 ; lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
11 and 12, block 81; lots 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,
9, 10 and 11, block 32; lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11, block 83; lots 1,
C, 10 and 11, blook 84; lots 1, 2, 8. 4,
6, 7, 9, 10, 11 and 12, block 35; lots 1,
2, 4, 5, 6. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16, 17 and 18, blook 74; lots 1, 2, 3, 6,
7. 8, 10, 11 and 12, block 75, all in
Dakota City, Nebr.
The board made order for 8 B Folly
to remove the private bridge spanning
Elk oreek ditch.
The following reports were approv
ed by the board :
To the board of oounty commission
ers. Dakota oounty, JNeb.
Report of fees earned in ,the county
clerk's office in the 2nd quarter of the
year 1909
Fees earned for recording ...!") 10
Second quarter salary 100 00
Total 1409 10
W L lioss.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 15th day of Jnly, 1909.
D C Stinson, oounty judge.
Amount of fees collected by D O
Stineon, oounty judge, during the 2nd
quarter of 1909.
Amount collected during April I at so
May 12 wi
" ' " June 151) 08
Total HTJ 16
D O Stinson.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day of July, 1909.
W Li lioss, county clerk.
Keport of J P Book well, sheriff, 2nd
quarter 1909, shows fees earned to the
amount of $123 94.
J P Rockwell, sheriff.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 12th day of July, 1900.
W Li Ross, county clerk.
The oounty clerk is ordered to pur
chase Stella Wnrzburger transporta
tion to Colorado.
The folowinK Petition came np for
hearing at this time.
To the Board of County Commission
ers of the County of Dakota, State of
Nebraska:-
We the undersigned owners of the
lands situated within and constituting
u part of tUe lands hereinafter desonb
ed. to-iti
The south half of tbe southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter and part or tne
east half of the southwest quarter of
section thirteen (13), and the northeast
Quarter of tbe northeast quarter of
section twenty-four (24), all in town
ship twenty-eight north of range seven
(7) east; the south hall oi section sev
enteen (17). that part of the southwest
quarter of section sixteen (16) lying
west and south of tbe hit Ureek dltcn
runuiun through said section sixteen
'(16), the north half of section twenty
(20), that portion of the east ball of
section twenty-one (21) lying south
and west of the said Elk Creek ditch
running through said section twenty
one (21), the north half of the north
east quarter of section twenty-eight
(28) the northwest quarter, tha east
half of the southwest quarter tbe north
west quarter of the southwest quarter
pf section twenty-one (21) all in town
ship twenty-eight (28) north, of range
eight (8) esst; all of said lands being
situated in Dakota Couuty, Nebraska,
do hereby most respectfully represent
to this Honorable Board, that Pigeon
Creek, which enters upon said lands iu
said section thirteen (13) flows over
and spreads over said lands, which are
low, level and without natural drain
age tbe said Pigeon Creek has through
said lands no defined channel, and by
reason thereof and the fact that it so
spreads over said lands, has and does
reuder Bald land low, wet, unbt lor
cultivation and does make and the said
lauds are swamp lands and that said
lauds are unhealthy, unsanitary and
injurious to ptiblio highways and iu
tueir present condition and in the con
dition in which said lands remain dur
ill? tbe year swamp lands, unfit for
oultivattiou or the pursuits of agrioul
tore or for pasture or bay land and
detrimental to the publio health auJ
the publio welfare and convenience
Your petitioners further shows and
represeut, that if there were a ditch
constructed from a point in seotiion
thirteen, township twenty-eight north
of range seven in said couuty of Dako
ta, where said Pigeon Creek intersects
the east line of the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of said see
tiun, tbeoce in a northeasterly direc
tion to a point slout twenty rods east
and eighty-five rods south of the ren
ter of anid section thirteen, thence in a
southenrtcrly direction dossing thi
line between the east and west half of
the southeast qearter of said section
where tha new or present channel of
said Pigeon Creek crosses said line
and crossing the rast line of section
twenty-four township twenty-eight
range seven in said county, about
twewty-flve rods south of the north
east corner of said section, being the
lowest point on the east line of the
northeast quarter of said section twenty-four;
thence southeasterly following
the lower land to a point about eighty
rods east and one hundred and sixty
rods north cf the southwest corner of
section twenty-one in township twenty
eight north of ranee eight east in
said -county; thenoe following the
lower land easterly about one hundred
and twenty rods; thenoe still follow
ing the lower lands southerly about
one hundred and sixty rods to a point
on thj south line of section twenty-one
in township twenty-eight north of
range eight east in said oounty of Da
kota and about fifty-five rods west ot
the intersection of said south line with
the said Elk Creek ditoh; thence in a
soutbesterly direction still following
the lower land and intersecting with
the said Elk Creek ditoh In tha south
west quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twenty-seven north, of range
eight east about thirty-five rods south
of the north line of the said southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
said section twenty-seven, all of said
ditoh being in said oounty of Dakota.
Your petitioners further show that
the location, and construction and
maintenance of such ditoh is necessary
and if located, constructed and main
tained as above indicated and request
ed it will drain said lands, will repair
the health and be conducive to publio
welfare and convenience and will re
deem the lands above described from
tbeir present wet and swampy condition,
lour petitioners further show that
they are tbe owners of the following
described lands within said swamp
land above described and to-wit:
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-seven town
ship twenty-eight range eight owned
by Roy Armour and the east-half of
southwest qusrter of section thirteen
township twenty-eight roge seven
owned by JP Beacom, the amount in
acres so owned by the petitioners being
in excess of the sum of one hundred
and twenty acres.
Therefore your petitioners would re
spectfully request and pray that your
honorable board do proceed to investi
gate said matter and the advisability
of makiug proposed improvement, that
in making such investigations you se
lect such help as shall be necessary to
fully investigate said matter and to
fully and completely advise the bvard,
if necessary employing a civil engineer
for that purpose, that if upon investi
gation you find that the said improve
ment is nesessary and will be condu
cive to the publio health and welfare
and convenience and you are warrant
ed in so doing, that you locate, con
struct and maintain and cause to be
located, constructed and maintained,
as nearly as may be along the line
above indisated and described, a ditch
of sufficient capacity to carry the wat
ers of said Pigeon Creek at all flood
stages so as to carry out the purpose
and intent of your petitioners and that
yon do all and evory act or acts neoes-
sary nndar the law to protect, preserve
and drain the lands of your petitioners
and others similarly situated with ref
erence to said Pigeon Creek, and to
provide for the expense of making, lo
catiDg, constructing and maintaining
said improvement prayed for, proposed
herein and hereby petitioned for.
Dated this 24th day of July, A D 1909
J P Beacom, Roy Armour.
Whereas Roy Armour and J P Bua-
oom have this 24th day of July, A D
1909 filed with the county clerk of Da
kota County, Nebraska a petition the
object and prayer of which is the loca
tion, construction and maintenance of
a ditch to carry the water of Pigeon
Creek from a point in section thirteen
in township twenty-eight north of
range seven in said county to- a poiot
in the Elk Creek ditch in section twenty-seven
north of range eight in said
County as in said petition described
and to whioh reference is hereby
msde:
Now therefore, we Roy Armour and
J P Beacom as principals and Fred
Bartels and F J Heeney as sureties are
held and firmly bound unto the County
of Dakota, State f Nebraska, for tbe
payment of all costs that may ooour in
case tho Board of Commissioners of
said county find against the aid im
provement prayed for in said petition
also all ibe expenses of tbe proceedings
thereon or thereunder if the said find
ing is against the said improvement,
I to tbe paymeut of whioh well and truly
to ue maue we uiuu uuraenen, our
heirs, exeoutors and administratora.
Signed this 24th day of July, A D 1999.
Id the presence of, J W Ueileruan
and Qeorge Eble.
Roy Armour, Fred Bartels,
J P Beacom, F J Heeney. .
The above bond and the sureties
thereou are hereby approved by me
this 24th day of July. A D 1909.
W Li Ross, County Clerk,
ot Dakota County, Nebraska .
W L Ross was authorized by the
board to consult with Fred Smith,
surveyor and arrange for a meeting of
said petitionera, commissioners, and
surveyor to investigate said matter of
constructing said ditoh, and report on
aid investigation at the meeting fol
lowing the adjourned meeting.
Board adjourned to meet August 7,
1909. W L Robs, Clerk.
PROGRAM
The W II & F M sopiety
ill meet
with Mis Lew ArruoiigHt
August 0th,
at 2:30 p m.
If vnin No. Hi
Prayer Kev. Olx-rlioltiur
MliiutxH of Inst iiictUiw
Roll I'ltll
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HII.Ih HuhiIIiik Mrs. F.iniiii'tt (irlliblu
Ortlerof Hurvlce No 6
1'rm-t airs. UullMirtson
Hiislness
Hymn No. 'U
lord's Prayer
, For Sale
A large list of Cheyeune, Morrill,
Dox 15 u tie, Kimhall, Hcotts Bluff and
Uanuer oouuty Nebr, lauds.
ItaDohes, relinquishments railroad
contracts, school sections all sizes
snd prices from 10.50 per acre and up 1
for deeded lands.
IlaTiug a personal knowledge of
these lands I will go snd show them to
those who wish to invest.
B A Combs, Homer, Nebr.
Ibrahim anew
"The bank that Always
treat yon Right"
lias a new
Pocket Savings Dank.
for You
It is Loaned not sold. But yon must open an account,
by and by, in this good bank, that's "safe as a Government
Bond." It will simply MAKE you save for the lainy day.
It costa yon nothing but you must deposit or return.
Small and good enough fot any pocket even a lady's.
Call in and talk it over, please.
Dank, of Dakota County i"n
em IB.
ScDa.GOfia.blc Goods
for
Less Mbncy
Hammocks
Ovens and
Reaper Whips
Our Stock the Largest Our Price the Lowest.
Edwards & Bradford Mr Go;
V. 0. Lake, Resident Mgr.
Patronize Home Industry buy your in jats of
Wrtn LrOREPIZ,
Proprietor of-
City Meat Market
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymour's White Laundry. Basket goes on
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
I DAKOTA CITY
EvGrywkcrc
It is impossible to present a detailed list of the attractive
oxenrsion rates now in effect.
You Can Go East on daily low rares to Atlantic cities and
resorts; every day rates to Wisconsin, Michigan and Canadian
resorts, and for the celebrated tour of the lakes.
You Can Go West : There are very attractive rates every
day to Colorado, Yellowstone Park, Seattle, California, Black
Hills, Hot Springs; homeseekers rates every first and third
Tuesdays everywhere west. Inquire about the personally con
ducted camping tours from Cody into the Yellowstone Park.
See Your Own Country: Between America's prosperity
and low railroad rates there is every reason why you should join
the great summer travel throng.
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We have just received a
Bee Ilccpcrs'
A fret which may interest our Beo Keeping friends.
Don't forget that we are still in the Harness Business.
Sturrfco Bros. 5!LpciVy.wi
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The E. & B. Ball Bearing Sewine Maching and the One Minute
Washer win praise everywhere, by giving universal satisfaction
Light Running Long Lasting.
r
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard - - Nebraska
PAUL PIZEY, ALFRED PIZEY,
Dakota Citv. Nia. 11 fY ZTS 608 Me,roP0,iUn Bll'
Bonded : Abstracter : sioux city, iowa
LVr. (Do.
Ice Cream Freezers Gas Stoves
Toasters Lap Dusters
Leather and Corded Fly Nets
Dakota City, Neb
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NEBRASKA
W. E. Snethen, Ticket Agt, Dakota City, Neb.
L. W. Wakrlit, Q P A, Omaha, Neb
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Let us show them to you
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