'mom
3fta
of
mm.
Alum
in iooa causes 4
stomach disorders Its con
tinued use means permanent
injury to health.
fJFollowing the advice of medical
scientists, England and France have
passed laws prohibiting its use
in brad making.
'American housewives
should protect their house
holds against Alum's wrong:
by always buying pure Grape
Cream of Tartar Baking
Powder.
CI Pure Grace Cream . of
4 A
Tartar Powder is to be had
for the asking
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Buy by name-
Roval
A house for rent inqnlre at this
office
All the latest designs in vail paper
at L M Leslie's drug store.
Jos Clement, of Sioui City, wss a
business visitor here Monday.
Black walnut feuce posts for salo.
Enquire of Mrs Mary It McBeath.
Banker II J Linderink of Emerson,
was a business visitor bere Monday
Will bny abont two cr loads of po
tatoes. L M Leslie, Dakota City, Neb.
Gee II Haase, batter at Emerson,
was Sunday visitor with his parents
la this city.
B F Otrohm left Wednesday morn
ing for Cortfeetionville, Iowa, for a
weeks visit.
O, why do you eat old dry peanuts
when you can qet them fresh roasted
every day at Van's.
Rev H U Langley of Tonca, was
bere Tuesday taking conference exam
ination before Rev E E tihafer.
Miss Freda Hutzel is expected home
next weok from Fadnkah, Ky, where
she has been attending school for some
time
George 8ink and Mrs Sarah Tope,
of Sioux City, were joined in marriage
Tuesday afternoon by Rev E E abater,
at the M E parsonage.
Have you tried the ttultanna and
Tao-eo brands of canned goods? Vun
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
We have a good five room bouse,
centrally located, one block from street
car line, good water, some fruit, for
sale or rent. Gall at The Herald Office.
Gretohen Bullock went to Omaha
Monday to attend the reception given
by Conductor Johnson and wife t their
daughter, Mabel, who was married on
Sunday.
Father Joseph Schell, the Catholic
priest who was located in this county
for several yearn, is now at Ladysmith,
Wis, whero ho is meeting with univer
sal sucoes .
Among the real estate transfers in
the Dixon county papcta of last week
is one of Thos J Sheibley to Julius
Lischke including 99 acres of land for
a consideration of $8,00l).
Local Items
A son was horn to O Barnhart and
wife of near Witurbury. 1
Don't forget Breun'a coffee it is
still in the lead. For sale at Vac de
Zedde's.
Miss Myrtle Roberts, one of the
teachers in our school, spent Sunday
with relatives, near Goodwin.
Mrs R V Harvey, of New Hampton,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday for a vibit
with her parents, Wm Orr and wife.
R R Time Table
C, St. P., M. ft O. Time-Table.
Traina leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time:
MOUTH BOUND. - BOTJTH BOUND.
S :52 pm Omaha 7 :35 am
10:00 am Omaha 6:13 pm
3 :37 pm .Norfolk 8 :20 am
3:01 am Norfolk 5.32 pm
7 :58 am Newcastle 10 :00 am
2:08 pm " ..6:08 pm
SUNDAY TrfAINb.
6:52 pm; Omaha ..7:35 am
3:37 Norfolk 5:32
Mrs Ed Frederick is on the sick list
Miss Pearl Boddy was a Morningside
visitor over Sunday.
A pair of shoes from 50c, 75o to $1
while they last. D 0 Btiuson.
MrsHtrriett Walden returced to
her home at Wakefield Wednesday;
Wanted two car loads of pota
toes. L M Leslie, Dakota City, Neb.
Genuine Shakeapoar reels, $2.00 to
115,00. The Orcutt Go, Sioux City
Iowa.
Mrs Jaa 0 McKernan has been on
the sick list the past week, but is im
proving. Frank Leseberg of Jackron was in
town Monday and paid bis respects to
The Herald.
Attorney Pizey and family of Sioux
City, spent several daya this week at
the Piz-y home iu this city.
Children who go to Van's can get
two cents worth of candy forone ceut,
and a whole lot of it for fire cetits.
Mrs Lottie Hntzel, who has been
manager of the Bell Telephone statiou
at this place, has resigned her position
and will be succeeded by Jos McGerney
o' Sioux Citv. The change will tako
place about the first of June.
Services in the German Lutheran
church at Salem, that were to tie be d
the 5th of May have been postponed
to the 12th of May, owing to Rev Koo
len attending conference. Examina
tion of the confirmation class will be
held on the same date, May 12.
Have you tried - that new package
coff . e that Van de Zedde is selling?
It is only 30o a ponpd, and you get
a nice dish with each package you
bny, besides a chance to draw a set
of handsome dishes free. The ooffee
is worth the money and yon get the
dishes forhiog.
The Social Dozen Club, of Sionx
Citv, met Tuesday at the home of
Mell A Schmied and wife of this place
Guests of the club were Mesdames E
H Gribble, Geo Miller, Gfo Barnett.
and Lotta Hntzl, of Dakota City, and
Mesdames F E Mil'er and Dr Siraub,
of Sioux City. Mrs Dr Straub present
ed the hostess witn beautiful roses
and carnations.
The Heiald for all the nxws :
For Sale A matched team of driv
ing horses. D C Stinson.
Old papers for sale at the Herald
office 5 cents per hundred.
For field and garden seeds of all
kinds, go to It F Droyhill'a.
Mra J B Walden, of Tender, visited
at the Schmied home Tuesday,
Jointed steel rods, $2.50 special.
The Orcutt Co, Sioux City, Iowa.
Ten Farms for Sale. 'Good ones, al
sizes and kinds. Warner & Elmers.
Floyd Leslie departed the fore pait
of the week for Douglas, Wyoming.
A son was born to Chas O Beerman
and wife, of Salem, on Thursday, May
2, 1907.
George W Carter and wifeof Omaha,
were over Sunday guests at the M O
Ayres home.
When you get ready to paper your
home, order your wall paper at L M
Leslie's drug stoie.
Have yon tried those frosh roasted
peanuts at Van a, hot from the roaster?
They are surely dandy.
August Moller, Henry Krnmwlde
and O E Do-dittle, left f-r an outing
at Stanton, Neb, yesterday. '
Earl Frederick and family have
moved up from South Sioux City, they
occupy the Erio Ansne house.
Blackbawk corn planters, Rock
Island discs, and all the best makes of
farm machinery at G F Broyhill'a.
Mrs Fred Hngbart was very sick the
fisrt ef the week, but at this Writing,
(Thursday p m)she ismneh improved.
Carl Molt of Nacora whs in town
Thursday on business, and while here
had his name enrolled on The Herald's
subscription book
The Ep worth League will have
cakes, doughnut and other god things
to eat, on sale at S A Stiuson'a store,
Saturday afternoon.
I have for sale good farm lands in
Potter and Sulley counties, S D. Ex
oursions every Tuesday.
D C Hr.FKEllN an, Hubbard, Neb
A number of the boys got together
last Monday night and organized a
band. Mell A Schmied, president and
icstiuotor; Johu Evans, secretary ami
treasurer.
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No. 85 Local Freight 7:30 am
11 " Passenger, Om-lia
and Lincoln 12:32ptr
EAST
No 86 Local Freight 2:15 pm
10 Local Passenger. .. .6:53 pm
a I .
G If" Taylor, of the Commercial
punting company, Sioux City, was
culling on Dakota Citv friends Thursday.
E D Collett, a student of the
Creight.nn medioul college, of Omaha,
arrived here last Friday, and is now in
charge of Leslie'? drug store.
The postoffice at this place changed
hands Wednesday morning, John U
Reum succeeding Mrs Etta M Spencer,
who has held the position for the past
five years.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fields & Slauouter Co.
S E Mills, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
Last Monday J J McAllister, with
lady Member of his family, started to
drive to town. A nigb wind was
sweeping the country from the south.
and J J was smoking a pipe. Just as
he reached Roland Orr'a place west of
town, be saw smoke asoendiog . from
the lap robe in the buggy. He gained
possession of the wmp, and with smoke
and names sscending from the rear
of the buggy, foroed Gray de McAl to
take a 1 :15 spurt for Mr Orr s pump
and tank. Before Gray de McAl had
really stopped, Mr McAllister had
bundled the lady and burning robe into
the tank. No damage waa done ex
cept to the lady's eater hat aud the
lobe. Mr McAllister bad the pipe in
hia mouth when tho excitement was
W. C. EckKtvrt
Scientific Refractionist.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Accurately Fitted.
Coi saltation and Examination Free.
Otlloe at residence.
O'DTi CITV,
NKBKA8KA
Mell V tSeck of Sioux Uitv, was a
business visitor here Saturday. He
expects to leave for Seattle, Wash, to
locate, in company with T F Beving
ton, with whom he has been associated
for several years in the law business.
Van de Zodde will sell you the
choicest flower and garden seeds, in
packsgesorin bulk, aud when you
have purchased seeds to the amount of
50 cents he will make you a present of
a gld fish. '
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Dakota City, Neb, April 27, 1P07.
Hoa'd of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment, members
present, Thomas C Baird. chairman;
Ed Morgan and Jehn Hierz and W L
Hows, county clerk.
It appearing to the board that the
petition of Maurice O'Connor for liquor
license had been duly filed according
to la w and the proper notice had been
given as required by law and that bond
as required by law bad been filed and
appioved by the board, on motion of
board license to sell malt, spirituous
and vinous Mqnors at Nacora, Nebras
ka was granted and allowed for a pe
riod of twelve months, ending May 1,
1908, and the county clerk was order
ed to issue aaid license on payment of
1500 revenue to the county treasurer.
Said license was granted on express
condition that aaid Maurice O'Cennor
should conduct Saloon and sale of li
q ior in all manner aa provided by
Chapter XXXII entitled Liquors, Com
piled Statutes of Nebraska, and on vi
olation of any of the provisions of said
act lioense shall be void. Commis
sioners reserve right to revoke lioense
for violation of law or violation of or
der and regulation of the board of
'ommissioners new in force or that
may hereafter be provided.
Claims allowed :
COUHTV OSHRBAL FT HO.
St Joseph Merry hospital, care of John
Martin t 07 00
Walter Illloman, work at poor house 17 B0
II O Hansen. 1st quarter salary 610 Gfi
K B Mir Co, indue 4fi 8S
John Mullens, nidse... t OH
BKtroa r'n.
K A ft" I.lr Co, lumber MM
Martin lleacom. bridge work i 00
K J Way. same 8 00
Atlnss Lumber Co, lumber IB OS
Boaid adjourned to May 25, 1907.
. W L Ross, Clerk.
I American Eod Fcfficisiij LJ
r- i . 1 1 . I .i .
Mrs Wra Lorenz . and lifer mother,
Mrs Stebner. drove over to Lawton,
Io, last Friday where they visited rela
tives and friends for several days, re
turning home Tuesday.
L U Leslie made a business trip to
Oaiaha this week, returning Lhursday
morning. Mr Leslie, while there, pur
chased a new biawatha soda fountain,
which will bo placed in Lis drug store.
August Moeller, of Stanton, Nab
who recently purchased the Kruin-
weide saloon, arrived Tuesday, and
is awaiting the action of the town
trustees who bold a regular meeting
next Tuesday night, .
I am now ready to take orders for
painting and paperhangmg. Will
furnish estimates on auything in this
line of work. Let ve orders at lies-
lie's drug store for anything in this
line. Bert Brasfield.
Mrs Will R Ream, of WaUbill, Neb,
visi'ed relatives here Thursday be
tween trains. She was enroute home
from Thurston where she has been
teaching as a substitute in the Thurs
ton schools, relieving Principal Mark
Fennell.
At the coming State Fair, the first
wek in Septt-mber, there will be a
new classification for County Collect
ive Exhibits. The state hs been di
vided iuto three districts, the Eastern
being the couaties l.ving e st of tho
we st line of unox, Pierce, Madison,
Colfax, Butler. Seward, Saline and
J ffdrsou oountirs. The Central being
the couuties lying west of sam line and
east of the west line of Boyd, Holt,
Gai field, Custer," Dawson, Frontier
und Red Willow counties and the
Western being all the ;onn'ies ljing
west of said line. Twenty-five hun
dred dollars is set apart foi premiums
All exhibits to participate in the pre
mium money must score sixty per cent
of the highest score io their particular
district, by Ream Score Card. All ex
hibits sooiing above sixty pr cent,
will participate equally in $1410.01
(being 60 per cent of 12350 00), ami in
f'J4U.UU pro rata, according to tne
number of points above the minimum
In addition to above, $50.00 will be
aworded to each exhibit scoring the
highest in its district. Lancaster
countv is allowed to , exhibit under a
handicap of 100 points. William
James, of Dorchester is superinteudtnt
of this department.
It was a sad looking bunch of Win-
nebagoes that drove up to the Krum-
wiede saloon building Wednesday
morning and found the doors closed.
It wasn't long until they were hitting
the pike for Sioux City .where booze
flows freely the year round.
Banker Ed T Kearney of Jackson,
remembered his patrons and friends
this year on the 23rd anuiversary of the
founding of The Bank of Dakota Uoun
ty, by sending out handsome needle
books, to indicate that "a stitch in time
saves nine" in banking as well as in
any other business.
An Oaklahoma editor is sxid to be
gnilty of this: "How sweet is spring
u lion t.Ua liinlipH sine end . the base
ball fans and the 'also rans' commence
to plan their annual, plans, and thr
Rood housewife, wile witu uer Loail lu
towel, tears up the uotno wuile ttie
babies howl. Ex".
Official Announcement.
The third annual convention of the
Dakota Couuty Sunday School Associa
tion wdl be held May 28 and 29, 1907,
in St Paul's Lutheran ohuroh, Rev E
II Combs, pastor, at Homer, Neb.
Plan now to attend many good
things are in store for ns. Miss Ma
mie Haines, superintendent of the Ele
mentary Department of the Nebraska
State Hunday School Association will
be present during the entire conven
tion. Piof 11 M Kteidley, Stato leld
secretary, will he with us one or two
esaions. D W Nouise, of bionx City,
will give an address, and some of the
best speakers and most successful Bun-
lay school workers in the county will
take part in the convention.
There will be good music and free
entertainment.
Each school is entitled to one voting
delegate for every 10 of its membership
or fracti .n thereof. Everyone is in
vited to atteud all sessions of this con1
ventiou. Come and help make tt a
sucoess.
Elizabeth S Haabr, L Krxoer,
Secretary. President,
DON'T PAV UMNV
to be divorced from your appendix,
There will be no occasion for it it you
kesp yonry bowels regular with Dr
King's New Life Pills. Their action
is so centle that appndix never has
cause to make to the least complain.
Guaranteed at Leslies drug store,
25c, try them. .
Improved Dakota County Land $45
I have a splendid improved Dakota
county farm of 160 acres within 2
miles of a railroad town for sale at
$45 an acre. Thia is by far the best
deal on a farm in Dakota county that
I Lave heard of in several years and it
bound to be snapped up at once,
There are 00 acres in cultivation, 10
acres in meadow, over 1 acre bearing
orchard, and the balance in pasture.
The improvements are worth about
$2 500. There is a flowing spring on
the place that worka eery day. A
Davment of $2,000 down aud the bal
ance in reasonable time at 5 per cen
takes the place. It's a snap.
J. J. .IMrB8.
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Guaranteed absolutely the strongest
and best fencing on the market
All
of
"Bk" Gasolene Stoves
Prieea to
Bait
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Call and examino our .
Sewing J
before you bny.
harness, either
10 Ytar Gnarantee giv- i
cn with each machine
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is more complete than ever. We Lave just received a shipment of a
white Enameled ware which we sell at prices unheard of before. I
We invite the ladies to call and examine this ware. f
y Yours to Please
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co. !
II. F. Koblveieb, Local Manager. I
Dakota City, - Nebraska
Get our prices on
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We have on band a fine line of both farm and buggy
single or double.
Our line of
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25 cents ocr
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Pound
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Blended and packed frost carefully selected coffee by
Bucfcwaltcr'o
No. 6 Front St.
Ilomer!
Nab
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THORPE & HOBERG
Sioux City's Leading Jewellers
511 Fourth Street
Both Telephones
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preachinsr Sunday morning at' Sa
lem at 11:00 o'clock, Sunday school
at 10 :00.
Preaching at Dakota City 8 :00 p
n ft 1 1 t - A I B
m, U JS I :uu, ounuay scuooi "Usclieapi
V.io a m, juiSMion uanu n o;uu p
A cordial welcome to all.
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Aucrust Midler, of Stanton, Neb,
who has purchased tlie Krumwiede sa
loon, arrived the flrnt of the week,
but owinK to next Tuesday being the
regular meeting of the village bourd,
and not wishing to take chances ou
the lesalitv of a licence issued at a
ntci.l tneetma. Mr ft oiler closed th6
salt on until after the regular meeting
of the borrd.
An adjustment of salaries for the
rural delivery earners has been made
bv the nostofllce department, to tike
effect July 1st. The two carriers from
the office in this place Ed Frederick
and Doo McKernan will receive an
increase from $720 per year to $900
per year. The schedule, which is as
follows, effects all the routes in tue
county, and will be heartily welcomed
bv the carriers, ltoutes ot v: or more
miles, $000 per annum ; 22 to 21 miles,
$864: 20 to 22 miles, $810; ?8 to 20
miles, $720; 18 to 18 naib-s $0-0; 14 to
16 utiles, $540; lit) 14 miles, $004;
10 to 12 miles, $408; 8 to 10 miles,
$532 ; 6 to 8 miles. $300.
The Order of the Eastern Star of
thia place elected oflloers at their
meeting Saturday afternoon as f.dlows
Mia Melt A Schmied, worthy matron;
M -U A Schmied, worthy patron; Mia
II P Crozier. associate matron: Mra U
E Evans, treasurer; Mrs Mary It Mo-
Heath, secretary; Mrs W u Boss; -on
d ot e-s; Mra W S Uanghman, asociat
couduetress; Mrs Geo Barnett, warder;
W L Ross, sentinel. Points of the
star Mrs John H Beam, Adah; Mrs
Tlx odor Bliven, Ruth; Mra John F
Hides Esther; Mrs H O Dorn, Martha ;
Mrs A O Sides. Electa. Installation
services will be held Saturday after
noon, May 25th
Parts Oreen.
Will compste with Sioux City prices
WONDCRFUL UtZlMACUSt'
"Our little bov bad eczema for five
h 1 1 v a a 1 1 ' ii.
vears," writes a Adams, iienriena,
Pa. "Two of our home dectors so'd
the case waa hopeless, his lungs being
Hffeoted. We theu employed other
doctors but no benefit resulted. By
cliauce we read a'nmt Electric Bitters;
hoiiaht a botile and soon noticed im
provement. We continued the medi
cine uutil several bottles wera used,
when our boy was completely cured
liest of all blood medioines and dody
buiMinK health tonics Guaranteed
at Jjemie s nrng tore, duo.
An Old Friend Writes the. Herald.
Butka, Neb, April HI, 1MI7.
Dakota County Hemic,
Dakota City, Neb.
Dear Herald:
I want you to come to But- HUBBARD,
kit Instead of Homer as there Is no one at
Homer that will appreciate you so much as
I will at Butka.
Well I arrived home Monday and found
verythlnir all right and everylxxly well.
rustling their farm preparations, Intending
this t lie tha bumper -crop year for Hook
oounty. I saw some evidences of the lute
April weather In the way of snow drifts In
sheltered plunes, but Mondny and Tuesday
and this forenoon the weather was fine hut
this afternoon Is eold, cloudy, with appur
anc.es of storm. We huve Just finished
house cleaning and am to nr-et the stage to
day that is to bring In some eoul. Have not
hud time to look around for news that would
lie of Interest to Herald readers, Will try
later. Truly yours.
M B M AHMriKI.D
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Don't let anyone make you
believe that a low priced paint
The Best paint is the
cheapest paint 1 We handle the
Minnesota Linseed Oil & Paint
Co.'s line, and it is the best.
Also Oils, Turpentine, Brushes
and Wall Finishes. 1
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Give us your order.
E.&B.LbrCo.
Roof of your house or
barn gone back on you ?
No wonder, after the hard winter.
Pew can stand it.
I'i:t on a ney one of Hubcrold
Roofi-13. No trouble then.
Kubcroid is an clastic roofing and
will stand oil kinds of weather-
heat, cold, sun, rain, wind ; makes
no difference to Ruberoid.
It is weather-proof end fire-re
sistin.
Will not mc'.t, srack or rot.
Most easily applied and requires
no painting. t .
Call or writo for fulf particulars,
samples an J prices-. '
George Timlin, Manager
NEDBABEA
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Will buy about two
car loads of potatoes
Lr. M. LESLIE,
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DavkSk Cltjr.
Harness
STVRGES 1BROG.V
411 Pearl St., SIOUX CITY. IOWA
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L M Leslie, Drnggn-t,
Dakota City, Neb.
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