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Local Items
Jay liliven bus leased tlie Foltz
blacksmith sliop.
Gasoline light plants for sale and in
stalled by U F Uroyhill.
Conductor Geo W Carter of Omaha,
Visited Saturday with M O Ayres.
Dou't forget Bn-un's coffee it is
utill in the lead For sale at Van de
;dd,-s.
Mi Florence Lewis of Sioux City,
spent Tuesday af terno n here at the
-Jos A Foye heme.
'Gene Nordyke and family were over
. ! U
from Sionx City Sunday visiting
tLfeIis Mollie Broybill home.
til I
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Hany C Sundt and Edith Biermann I
of Iliusliy Bend neighborhood, were
granted a license to wed in bioux City
Saturday last.
Geo: Re C Blessing, of Homer, will
hold u sale of fancy lred Duroc Jersey
sows on Tuesday, February '2&. It
will pay any one interested in hog
breeding to attend this sale.
George Ki'hlmeier, brother of H F
Kohlmeier of this place, was here a
couple of days the first of the week on
a visit with his brother. He had just
been transferred from the Edwards &
. Bradford yard at Oneord to be rnata
ger of the jard at Brownville, Neb.
A E Waldvogle camedowe lust week
and closed out his business ou his farm
in the S.leni neighborhood witli a
public sale ou Tuesday, and on Friday
shipped his household poods to New
castle, where he recently purcnased a
fine general store. He also purchased
a dwelling bous" in Newcastle which
be willoocupy with his family.
R R Time Table
7 C, St. P., tA.it O. Time-Table.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
bw'ntftime: NOHT1I BOUND. BOOTH BOTfND.
6:52 pra Omaha 7:35 am
10:00am Omaha ......6:13pm
JiMI pm Norfolk 8:20 am
9l)l um Norfolk 6.32 pm
7:!8 am Newcastle 10:00 am
2:08 pm " 6:08 pm
SUNDAY TrtAINb.
6:52 pin Omaha 7:35 am
3:37 Norfolk 5:32
CB4Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freiit it 7:J0 am
11 " Passenger, Onihha
una Lincoln
EAST
No 80 Local Freight 2:15 pm,
10 Local Passenger. .. .6:53 pm
Sioux City, Crystal Lake ft Homer
LK.AVK LEAVE
DAKOTA CITY SIOUX CITY
7 :3( am 9:00 a m
10:10 am 11:30 am
1:00 p m 2:00 p m
2:30 p m 4:30 p m
5:00 p id . . 6:15 p m
baturdav evening train leaves Da
. T i i n .Oil
kota City 7:15, returning leaves Bioux
City 11:15.
Sunday evening train retnrnibg
leaves Sioux City 9:30.
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a auierence in your cooximg.
ROYAL is absolutely Pure.
Mell A Sell in ied was up from Lin
coln over Sunday.
W L Ros and wife Vitiited friends
in Sioux City Sunday.
A daughter was born to Bernard
Bonis and wife on Friday of last week.
Will Barnett and wife of Sioux City,
were guests at tho Geo Barnett Lome
Sunday.
Clifford Judd aud wife of Sioux City
were over Sunday visitors at the M M
Beam home.
Tli" ni mrc id are getting busy, Rev
erul flocks ol ducks and geese having
been lighted.
Misses Freda and Irene Hutzel, had
llluQUQItf vitilfr rait It fitinmlu lit Ui'nnv
f"-"""" 'ini nuu 1UCUUO 1U
City, last Sunday.
I am now prepared to do dressmak
ing at the home of S L lionton. Prices
reasonalble. Pearl Hoover.
Don't fail to attend the George Bles
sing tale of fancy Duroo Jersey Iiors
at Homer, next Tuesday, the 26tu.
C E Doolittle and C!yde C'rego were
over to Jefferson, 8 D, Tuesday where
Clyde was fignriug on purchasing a
barber shop.
Postmatter Kryger, S O Gilibs, Dr
Warner and Mrs Perry Lattin of
South Siouz City, were business visit
ors here last Friday.
Frank Brink, who killed Bessie
Newton, of Ponca, in a fit of jealousy
two weeks ago, was held for murder
by the coroner's jury.
Have you tried the Sultanna and
Tac-co brands of canned goods? Van
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
Misses Pei la and Bess Stionson en
tertained about thirty young folks at
their home Saturday evening. A
number of out of town guests were in
attendance.
George C bletsiug, of Homer, was a
passenijer west on Tuesday morning's
Norfolk train. Ho was on his way to
attend some fancy hog sales in Wayne
and Dixon counties.
The Northeast Nebra-ka Odd Fel
lows association meets at Carroll, on
March 12. A good program is being
prepared, and all who attend anj as
m u red of a pleasant time.
A regular meeting of Omudi lodge
No. 5. A. F. & A. M., will be held
Saturday evening of this week. It is
expected that Grand Custodian Robuit
E trench will be present.
Arthur Delong, a former teacher in
the schools of this county, but now in
tho railway mail service, with a run
from Omaha to lionesteel, was call
ing on old friends here Sunday.
All kinds of coul, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable ptices.
Fields & Slaughter Co.
C E Blivkn, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
James and Cbarl- McDonald, of
Belden, Neb, visited at this place sev
eral days the pant week with their
e usin, a W ioltz. Mr Doltz and wue
ccompanied them borne luesdayior a
bort visit.
Walter Niebubr, who has been re
eeiving treatment at a Sioux City bos
pital for kidney trouble, has recover d
sutlicieuuy to ruium to Wiuuelmtfo,
wi.ere he is in the storo bui-mess and
is also postmuster.
Leonard 11 iss came ui from' Srhuv
ler, Neb, Monday. His con, El L
Bosk, w ill remove here from Svlmyler
ith his family next wek and wii
ocoupy the county poor farm, having
leased it for the coming year.
The Foye line txu-iieuctd consider
able tiouMe with their track the past
week. The frost is going out and
leaves tha track uneven in places.
force of men has been at work and the
track is being put In shape as last as
possible.
nave you tried that new package
ooff e that Van de Zedde is selling?
It is ouly 30o a pound, and you get
a idte disu with ecb package you
bur, besides a chsnce to draw a sst
of baudsouie dishes free. The coffee
is worth the mouey and you get the
diihes for Lothiog.
They usually wani
something from
the pantry
You remember the hunger you had
- Home cooking count$ for much
Jin the child's health; do not imperil
biscuit ready when they
A house for rent inquire at this
oflice.
A 11 lsrinkmnn, of Uubbant, was
down on b isiness Thursday.
The ice in the river broke up at this
piuce Sunday night.
Subscribe for the Herald, the beet
ppr in the county. $1 a year.
Fred Hughnrt has moved into the
Krnmwiode house recently vacated by
O M Gray.
Mr aud Mrs E Leonard, of Leeds,
lows, were Sunday visitors at the Wm
Loretz Lome.
Lee Parker lift lust Friday (or
Cnnistota, S D, for a few weeks vitit
with relatives.
Del San ford moved into the Jack
Lapsley lioiiho in tho southeast part of
town this week.
J O Thompson has moved to this
place from Homer, and is occupying
the Woodward house.
Woods llilemau accompanied anotb
or party of land seekers to Colorado
this week, leaving Tuesday.
Mrs John Lewis and son Lowren
aud Miss Mabel Johnson, of Omaha,
visited Thursday with Mrs R L Broy
bill.
Mrs W C McNamara and childnn
are visiting at the home of Mrs MeNa
mnra's parents, J J McAllister and
wife.
Andrew M Nelson and Miss Lena
A uirscu, uotu ot hioux L;ity, were
joined in marriage Saturday by Judge
J J Elmers.
A marriage license was issued Tues'
day the l'Jih by Judge Elmers to Wil
limn C Auleiich and Ethel F Shook,
both of Homer.
M O Ayres left Tuesday for Cody,
Neb, to yisit his daughter, Mrs Homer
tikeen, and to enjoy the spring shoot
ing in that locality.
Miss Mabel Cheeuey was thrown
from a buggy while coming to town
Monday morning. While she escaped
injury she was pretty well plastered
with mud.
Judge R E Evans and Fred Dnen
sing left Tuesday noon for Grant, Neb,
where Mr Duensing lias somo lund in
terests. Mr Evuns accompanied him
to lo.jk after his interests.
About lil teen students from St Cath
eiine's aeademv at Jackson and ahon
the same, number fiom the high school
in tins place, took tlie state examina
ou be'oro County Superintendent
Boucher Friday and Saturday.
The degree team of the MBA lodge
this plwce went to Sioux City Wed
nesday evening to put on the degree
work for the lodge var the river. The
lodge here boasts of one of the finext
egree teams in this part of the state.
There were thirty members in the
rowd and they made the trip on the
Foye street ear.
CORRESPONDENCE
S3 JJ (MO HUH Ji 3Ml
HUBBARD.
Spkcial Ookkespon IIKNCE.
Fresh fish at Nordyke's every Fiiday
Leave your order.
Representative D n Hefferuan c ime
hon;e from Lincoln Suturd'iv, return
ing Sunday looming.
Charles and Albert Schrempp went
to bioux City Alouiluy.
ttee our BtocK ol Hioes. Wn run
please the most fastidious in this Hue
Carl Anderson.
Fred Illume, of Dakota Citv,
transacting business here Monday.
John Johnson shipped a car load o
cattle and the Anchor Grain company
a car of hogs to bioux City Tuesday,
Dress shirts and wash shirts in all
styles nt Cail Anderson's.
Herman Renzo and aon Herman
went to Sioux City Tuesday.
Mrs Dan Harlnett and daughter
Margaret, Mrs John Myers, danghte
Mary and baby, went to Sioux City
Saturday morning.
Dick Myers went to Thurston Fri
day morniDg on business.
BCTliJBafMa
John Smith and George Hayes were
do n to the county seat Monday. I
They made a trip from there to Sioux
City and return on the Foye street ca.
Our stock of spring bats and caps
are bore. Call iu an! see thsni. Carl
Anderson.
Nordyke always bas fresh oysters in
ulk.
Thomas Long shipped two car loads
of cattle, to Sioux City Monday.
Grandma Nordyke, of Jackson, is
visiting ber son Art and family tbis
week.
New hosiery and underwear in all
tyl s and prices at Carl Anderson's.
Jack lleffernan, Ed Long, Robert
Mnndy and Ernest Goerii went to
Sioux City Monday.
Fred Bartels shipped tro carloads
of sheep to South Omaha Tharsday
evening.
Smoked halibut and salmon at Carl
Anderson's.
Johnnie Green went to Dakota City
Friday morning on business.
Austin Veaeh, Sam Knox and Louis
Long were Sioux City passengers Fri
day. Mike Green went to Sioux City Fri
day.
George Hayes and wife went to
Sioux City Friday.
Painting and papsrhangiog. Esti
mates cheerfully furnished.
A A Sciirkmpp, The Painter.
Prof Douohne was called to O'Neill,
last Friday, on acoouut of bis cousins
death.
M V Dnggan went to Jackson Tues
day evening to visit friends.
Boy Armour shipped a carload of
cattle to South Omaha Tuesday even
ing. Sam Thorn and Bert Frarcisco each
shipped a car load of cattle to Sioux
City luesday.
Art Nordyke went to Allen Wednes
day to attend the hog sale held by bis
brother George.
Will Sheahau and family -removed
here from Coleridge this week aud will
farm the John Malony place this year.
We have just received a new assort
ment of glasswnre. Carl Anderson.
Hans Nelsen and Herman Benze
wero down to the county seat Monday.
The Jas Nelson sale Wednesday was
fairly well attended, considering the
weather.
Tom Long lias moved onto the Lea-
bey farm, which he recently purchased.
Robert Duggan left Wednesday for
bis claim at Nowliu, S D. His broth
er, will unggar, and Jack iieiternan,
left Thursday for the same plaoe,
where they have claims.
HOMER.
Spkcial Cohrbbponderce.
Jimmy Alloway has accepted a po
sition iu a lumber yard at Wakefield.
8 A Combs made a business trip to
to Sioux City Thursday last.
Mr McGlashan will vacate the farm
he is on and move on one a mile from
their present abode.
Harry Hart, from Dakota Citv, and
E Eunis and wife, of South Sioux City,
were Homer visitors Saturday.
Mrs Nelson Smith and Mrs Off Har
ris went to Sioux City on Thursday's
train, returning Saturday.
Mrs Dr Stidworthy made Homer a
short visit last week.
Mrs Will Learner, who has been ou
the sick list, is improving.
Five davs of the week beginniug
February 25th there will be special
gospel services in the Lutheran church,
both at 3 o clock in the afternoon and
in the evening, Rev Dr Groh, of Oma
ha conducting them. lie is spoken of
as a very able speeker. Rev Combs,
the pastor, will assist bim.
Mrs Rosaliad Hagaraan, who ban
been ill with typhoid fever for so long,
is now able to walk about her room.
Mrs Dr Burke accompanied her sis
ter, Miss Kate Uussell, as far us Sioux
City, returning Friday of lust week
Bill MuDty, the second, has the
smallpox at the home of Tim O'Cou
nor, but Tim isn't in it.
Garret Mason and wife were S'oux
City vicitois last Thursday night, re
turning Fiiduy.
Another rase of smallpox at the
home of Dan Purdy, his daughter,
Miss Winnie Purdj, being the alllicted
one.
Bill Odoll has sold bis sawmill at
Ul.hurg to Dave Appleton.
May Altimus, of Dakota City, is vis
iting her sister, Mrs Audry Alloway,
thin week, and attend Q'leen Esther.
Mrs W H Ryan returned from Chi
cago, Tuesday much improved in
health, after a several mouths treat
ment iu a Chicago hospital.
Fred Wallwy and wifa visited with
Fred's parents in Emerson precinct last
eek.
Theo Duinoud's aud Ben Briden-
haugh'a sales the first of the week
ere well attended and good puces re-
lized set we are prosperous in
this pait of the oountry.
Wu hear that there was auite an in
terest shown in tbeHCommeri-ial Club"
which whs started a short time ago.
I'hat farmers as well as the town peo
ple took su interest that was hardly
nticipateil. This is as it should be.
Let's all pull tog jt her, then all tliiugs
will roiiin and without waiting too
long either.
We were pleased to see the jolly face
Michael Green, ti prosperous farmer
of Hubburd precinct, ou our streets
Tuesday. Mr Green was looking for
fence posts. He nas Homer is the
id ice to g-t them uud at reasonable
prices too.
Rev Green, a We-lvan MetlirJlsf,
s preaching this week in the Assembly
church
Mrs John Collins, of Blyburg, who
had rputii a bad case of smallpox, is
not recovering her usual health
qnickly as her friends would like
see.
Married At the borne of Robert
Smith and wife, at 4 :30 o'clock Wed
nesday evening, Miss Ethel Shook to
William Aulerich, Rev Christy per
forming the ceremony. The happy
couple left ou the evening train for
South Dakota, the groom's old home,
where they expect to reside. These
young people will be very muck missed on the uic8 Kansas City,
liw thitli fllinrn i Anil alan liv t.hir
"J J
merous friends,
JACKSON.
Spkcial Oobbesponoekos.
Mamie Ryan is s ending this
we. -
with ber father, RN Ryan, at Lemurs,
Iowa. Mr Ryan expects to be borne
soon.
The New State Telephone company
bas moved its central office here from
the Commercial hotel to the Fremont
hotel.
Mrs F A Wood, of Sand Toint, Ida
bo, ariived here last week for a visit
with ber parents, T B Jones and wife,
of Vista.
William Gill and wife returned from
their wtddiog trip Monday and have
gone to honsekeeping In one of O A
Barber's houses, and will farm the
Barber farm tbis year.
Lore to Riley is visiting her friend,
Lorraine Murphy, at Homer, this
week.
Dr Leahy spent Monday night in
Ponca, Neb.
Married, in Bioux City, on February
16, 1907, Henry C Sundt and Edith
Biermann, who reside near Jackson.
J A Hall left for Arden, Mo, Tues
day to look after bis farming interests
there. Frank Davey, jr, will have
chaige of the store during Mr Hall's
absence.
Misses Mary and Margaret Boler re
turned from Omaha Wednesday even
isg and enjoyed their visit very much.
Mae McGuire returned to ber home
in Sioux City Monday, after teaching
thiee weeks in the M Mitchell distriot,
while the teacher, Miss llennessy, was
nnder quarantine.
Mrs Ctrrie Thompson is back from
Kendall, Wis, where she bad been to
see her mother and left her feeling
much improved.
George Sharp will move to near
Homer, as soon as tho roads dry up.
E J Mullally purchased a fine driv
ing team from Frank Davey this week.
Georgd Mougar and Joseph Gill
left last Friday for Lamar, Col, to vis
it a sister of Mr Mongar's.
Mrs R W McIIale and childn re
turned to their hoae at Fairbury, Neb,
Saturday, after spending several weeks
with ber parents here,
Mrs Jos E Waruock and children
are visiting Mr.i Warnock's mother at
St James, Neb.
SALEM.
Special Corrksponi.enck.
James Fisher purchased some more
feeders for his yards.
Sides Bros were busy shelling corn
the past week. Leslie Bliveu did the
work, furnishing power with bis new
gasoline engine.
Warren, the little son of Mr and Mrs
I W Fisher, has been quite sick the
past week.
Born to Bernard l'.oals nnd wife, a
daughter on Friday last.
Miss Mae Altcimis visited relatives
at Homer this week.
George lleikes returned home from
Sioux City, where he has been attend
ing a bnsiness college.
Geo Boals and wife, of Sioux City,
spent several days in Salem last week.
Sam Heikes shipped several ears of
cattle Tuesday.
W G Learner, Robt Lapsley and
Ab Mason were among those who
she'lod oorn last week.
Every one in Salem is planning to
attend Queen Esther, given at Homer
by the Choral Union, at that place.
Robert Lapsley left Tuesday for
Julesburg. Colorado, to look over the
cheap land proposition in that locality
Mrs Wm Broyhill bas been q ute
sick the past week.
Neighbor Ward Joyce is out selling
the farmers a mill that cleans all kindi
of grain and be gtiarautets it to be the
best.
Sides Bros are delivering to Bleuk
iron Bros nt Dakota City several thous
aud bushels of corn. These young
farmers bad an enormous crop of corn.
Ducks and geese are thick and the
local nimrods are bagging quite a lot
during the muddy weather.
We hear that fJol M J foreshoe is
quite a favorite among the Pennsyl
vania people. There may be hopes
yet.
The kind of weather we hove hud
the lust few days will stop the farmers
from chinking of sowing wheat.
The 18th of February will be re
memlirred lv Mrs Ueo learner, as
quite a number of her relatives and
frieuds took possession of the brick
house aud helped her celebrate her
74'h birthday, and along with this
orowd came a dray conveying the
fancy pastries which the farmers wivis
prepared and tue costly presents, ilie
evening was spent iu telling titles and
various old time games especially
spinning the pan. in which many of
the older people took an active part
and redeemius forfeits. It was a fact
well demonstrated that the older gen
eration were more familiar with these
popular games than the younger ones,
Before lunch was served Mis Xjeame
was presented with a fine rocker for
being am prised and "Mr Learner
handsome Morris thiir for not telling
his wife about it.
MACORA.
Special. Oorrkspondkhcs
Mrs Harington re urned Frida
after a few weeks visit with friends in
Sioux City.
Will SUrk shipped a car load
of
cattle to South Omaha Monday.
Maurice O'Connor, Henry Nugent
aud Mat Kuhl wero passengers
to
Hubbard last Sunday sfternoou.
Will Messersmidt shipped a carloa
of cattle to Omaha Monday,
Mae Heeney was a Sioux City visi
or Wednesday.
E D Voss and family left Tuesday
evening for Grand Junction, Col.
Mr Voss owns a fruit farm . Mr Voss
and family will be very much mused
as)
bere.
L Hchinkle was an Emerson visitor
tol
Monday.
(Too late for last week.)
Lne Schinkle and family returned
Monday evening after a few days visit
with Mrs Scbiukel's mother at Cor.
cord. Neb.
Mrs Annie Zsstrow and Henry Molt
were married iueday aiternoon
the koine of Steve llausen. They
nil. .
Angust and Bertha Anderson return
ed home Wednesday, after a two weeks
visit in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Nellie Heeney was a passenge r
Jackson Monday.
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I EDoitVt FVeessc
Wo have a few Heaters left, and they will go
at Right Prices. Remember tstovee have ad
vnnccd and you will have to pay one-third more
for a heater next winter than you will now.
i
Get onr
before yoi buy.
harness, either
We have on band
single or double.
Our
I TM W J F?
is more complete than ever. We
white Enameled ware which we
We invite the ladies to call and examine tbis ware
Yours to Please
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co. !
II. F. KoliLMEiF.B, Local Manager. 1
Dakota City, - Nebraska J
Wm LOR.ENZ,
Proprietor of-
City EIcst MaHket
Fresh and Salt Meats always
DAKOTA CITY
IF
a pei son has devoted his time
outside business or callings :
during these tweuty-oue years, bis bank bas lost less than
fifty dollars;
IF no mouey of the bank ran be loaned to him, bis relatives or
friends (as friends) nor used in speculation;
IF be was born honest and bas lived HONEST and always
within his means;
IJT bis sole object in life is to safeguard the money of his
depositors;
IF be does EVKRYTUINU in banking, tt lowest living rates and be
asks YOUR business now, will you not call?
. All the above aud then home.
f "The Bank that always treats
you kioht"
Before tKe Spring
To people who are intending to do any kiud of building next spiirg
or summer we will ssj come in uow. Let us figure your estimate.
Get the Prices
Yon will
treatment
find them
courteous.
low you
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard,
GEO. TIMLIN, tfaiiaser.
BE
Harness
at
left
STVRGES BROS.,
411 Pearl St.,
Call and examino onr
Sewing
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limes
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10 Year Guarantee giv
en with each machine
prices on
Mac
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a fine line of both farm and buggy
lino of
have jost received a shipment of
sell at prices unheard of before.
on hand . Caeh paid for bides.
NEBRASKA.
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for 21 years to banking, with no
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Bank of Dakota County t
Jackson, Neb,
will find cur material right, and ear
Nebraska.
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saddles
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