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Winter. Tourist Rates.
Winter Tourist excursion rates to
Florida, to the Quit country, and
to Southwestern and Cuban resorts.
Homeseekers Excursions
' Cheap rate excursions tbe first and
third Tuesdays of December to Kan
aits, Okluhoran, the Gulf country,
Colorado, TJ tab, Wyoming, lii Horn
linsiu, Montana and tho Northwest,
Ask yonr nearest, agent or write
the undersigned,
Gig Horn Basin and -Billings
District
We help you buy land. Porcoually
conducted land anekcrs excursions
in charge of MryD Clem Deaver,
are run on the first and third Tues
days in Deoen.ber to the Kinkaid
free land district in northwest Ne
braska, to the-Big Horn Chmo, and
to Tellowstone Valley near Billings,
Montana. .Put your money in land,
and let us help you find locations at
the early and ground floor prices;
ym can homstead under the Govern
ment ditch, or take np land under
the Carey act ft 60 cents per acre
plus the cost oi water. There is no
section of tho Weat with a more
active and oertain irrigation devel
opment than the Big Horn Basin.
Write D Clem Deaver, General
-Agent Lardseekers Information Ba
teau, Omaha. No charge for his
services.
itt OR WRITE FOR DETAILS.
jA J Karb&keb, - t Ticket Agent
DACOTA 01TV, NEB.
L. W. Wakelet, G P A, Omaha, Neb
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R, C. H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
DAKOTA CITY, REBBABKA
W. C. EokKtvri
Scientific Refract ion ist.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Acourately uted.
Coraultation and Examination Free.
Oflloe at residence.
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Dakota County Herald
OHH B, BCAK, fUBLISBKB.
Subscription Trice. $1.00 Ter Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Permission has been cranted for the
transmission of this paper through the
mails as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
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Pender Times: Mrs J B WalJen
wail up to St Paul last week with a
sister.
Waterbury items in Ponca Leader:
Mrs II Bayre is on the sick list. She
is able to sit up but little, and is very
weak.
Pender Republic : Mike TJicky who
attempted to wreck a train south of
town last spring, drew ai" years in the
nen last week at West Point for his
fun.
Lyona Mirror: Wm Thillips went to
Dakota City Saturday.. . .Our old
friend 0 E Hedges is the N W station
agent in tha abseuoo of 8 E Reed in
California.
Ercerson Enterpise: Our birth re
port r announces tho arrival of a
daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs
IleDry Mcrherran . . . .Geo Wallwey is
asMrtmg in thelarmers (state Hank
during the busy scuson. He is well
educated, is a fine young man and
ought to make a good clerk.... The
funeral o' Etta Ftancis Whittecar who
died October Inst from scarlet fever
will be preached next Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock by the pastor. Rcl
ativea and friends are invited.
Ponca Journal: A A Ring, of
Homer, spent Sunday in Ponca..
Geo II Ilaase and Editor ti E Cobb
were courting in Ponca Tuesday.
This is alright so long aa their wives
don't misunderstand what kind of
courting they were doing... , . Jas Gar
ner, living down between Hubbard
and Homer, but who is now working
at Brock's livery barn in this city, hn
ono of the besc trained horses we have
ever seen outside of shows nnd better
than a great many traveliug perform
ers have. The mare will weigh about
1000 pounds, is a dark dappled gray,
a perfect beauty and answers to the
name pf Lilac. Among some of the
many things her owner has taught her
are to shake hands, tell the days of
the week 'and also how many she will
work, lie down and roll over, cake walk
in harness and answer questions yes or
no by a shake of the head . She has
only one bad habit and that is that ihe
mokes cigars, 1
Sioux City Journal, 14th: George
L Carter and A M Green, deputy fish
and game wardens, left yesteday to
seine out the small ponds and bayous
in tbe vicinity of Crystal Lake. All
the game fish taken from snob ponds
will be transferred to the waters of
tbe lake, so they may live through the
winter. The amall ponds geuorally
freeze to the bottom, thus destroying
many fish that might be saved... -A
marriage of iuterest to Sioux Oityans
was that of Mrs Katharine J Van
tloven, formerly of Sioux City, to
Daniel J Splane, of Chicago, on the
evening of December 11, iu the rectory
of the Holy Name cathedral, North
State and Superior streets, Chicago,
Rev M F Fitzsimmona officiating.
The bride, who was gowned in a hand
some white broadcloth suit, was at
tended by her niece, Miss Nell Davey,
of Jankssu, Neb. Her elder son, Har
ry J Van Hoven, eoted aa beat man.
Ihe ceremony was witneased also by
her younger son, Frank Van Hoven,
and a few immediate friends. At the
the auditorium annex a wedding din
ner was served. Mra Van Hoven is
the widow of Theodore Van Hoven, a
pioneer cattleman of this seotion
and one of the fpundera ot the
Sioux City stock ' yards. She has
been a frequent visitor to Sioux City
and is still a taxpayer here and in Da
kota oounty Nebr. Mr Splane is
vice president of the Panama Portland
Cemenent company, with headquarters
in Chioago. Mr aud Mra Splne left
for a short trip through tbe south, after
which they will take no their residenoe
in Chioago.
South Sioux City Record : Mrs Geo
Boala baa been visiting at the home of
her son, Porter Boats, at North Salem
this week.... Mrs. Rose Bachman de
parted this week for Chicago, where
she expects to remain this winter. . .
Mr aud Mrs Albert J Sinkey left
Monday morning for their home in
Cherokee, Iowa, after a two weeks'
vivit at the home of Mra Sinkey's par
euts, Mr and Mrs Frank Chnroh....
A crowd of young folks gathered at
the home of Misa Ruth McCormiek
Tuesday evening ud a social session
was had. The MoCormiok'a are going
to move to Wynol, where Mr MoCor
iu ic k haa established a newspaper.
They expect to go right away. . . .The
railroad from Ferry Switch to the
Omaha depot in South Sioux Sioux
City will be double tracked. At pres
ent the Burlinglou traina are switched
to the Omaha track at Ferry Switch,
and it is necessary for the roads to
koep dity and night operators at the
switch, aud to register all trams on
both ronda at that place. By building
an additional track on the north side
of the main line of the Omaha it will
be possible to get the Bnrlingtou
tiains to the Omaha depot iu South
Sioux City without interfering in any
wav with traius on the Omaha line,
and at the same time do away with
the nectsHity of a topping at Ferrv
Switch aud maintaining a station
there When that change is made, all
the work can be done at the Omaha
depot, aud the roads will keep day
and night luen on duty there. It is
expected to bundle the business in
that May until the new bridge, the
Burlington buts it is going to bu Id is
completed.
Relieve Neural- with Pr. MUea' AnU
Pain rills. 23 doses 28 centa.
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HUBBARD.
A E Walrlvogle was here Wednes
day from Newcastle on a deal with J
P Rockwell for some live stock that be
traded a house for in Dakota City.
Xmas shoes at Carl Anderson's.
Chris Bonderson marketed hogs
here Tuesday.
John Green, the Dew company hog
buyer, shipped two ears of hogs out of
here Wednesday.
Xmas shirts at Carl Anderson's.
A P Fair was up from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, and spent Sunday at tbe
home of bis sister. Mra B B Gribble.
Will Enudsen, of Homer, returned
home Sunday from a trip to Long
Pine, Nebr.
Fnll blooded Duroo Jersey hogs for
ale. D C Jleffernan,
J P Rockwell was down to the coun
ty seat Monday getting located.
The schools will hold their Christ
mas exercises Friday.
Xmas sweaters at Carl Anderson's.
The Union Sunday school will hold
Christmas exercises.
D 0 Heffernan has been laid up
with rheumatism, but is now able to
be out again.
Xmas mufflers at Carl Anderson's
Richard Quintal, section boss at this
place, has changed his location to
Cobtirn Junction, to look after the
yards at that point.
Jas Hogan was in after a load of
coal Tuesday.
Carl Anderson's store is the place to
buy your Christmas presents good,
sensible articles that have a value
that will last, not cheap, trashy things
that will not lust the week out.
Herman Rcnze was a business visi
tor in the city Vednenday.
Ed Maurice was a Sioux City pass
enger Tuesday.
Xmas neokties at Carl Anderson's.
Frank Hale attended the funeral
services of his old friend Harry Booker,
in bionx City, Sunday.
B B Gribble is selling sewing ma
chines from $1.CQ up. John Green
purchasod one, ami all he lacks now
is some one to run it.
Xmas Suspenders at Carl Ander
son's. Mrs Belle Hansen, a xuagnetio doc
tor of Sioux City, is making profession
al visits here three days in the week
Geo Hayes and wife and Fr English
were Sioux City visitors Tuesday.
A tine line of perfumes and toilet
articles for Xmas at Carl Anderson's
Dave Deroin's 'baby has been quite
sick, but is now better.
Sleighs for the boys at Carl Ander
son s .
Gene Nordyke of Sioux City was
here on business Tuesday. '
Xmas candies in endless variety at
Uarl Anderson's.
Sam Thorn and Louis Mortensen
were Sioux City passengers Tuesday.
All kinds of horses for sale, and you
can make your own prices, Joe
Leedora.
Joe Leedom took A P. Fair nut rab
bit hunting while the latter was here
visiting the past week, and they broke
the record for the year, carrying in a
bag of 2U bunnies.
NACORA.
Nick and Herman Andresen left for
a two weeks' visit at Walnut, Iowa,
O W Schwartz was a Sioux City
visitor Monday.
Robert Reed was a passonarsr to
Dakota City Wednesday.
Paul Spiel was a City passenger
Wednesday.
J J McAllister, of Dakota City, was
here on business last week.
Chas O'Connor shipped a oar load
of cattle to Sioux Pity Tuesday.
Mrs Geo Barnett, of Lincoln, is here
visiting old friends.
P R Roamfelt, one of our rustling
young farmers, is doing some grading
on his farm, preparatory to building a
bouse. Guess lie don t believe in
boarding. We understand he isViot
going to start his spring work alone.
R N Laroen, our station agent, says
he don't like bashing. Now girls,
remember it will soon be leap year.
John Zastrow and F Bickel were
passengers to Hubbard Saturday.
Pat Jordan was a oounty seat visitor
Wednesday.
JACKSON.
Rev Felix MoCarthy of Vista, visited
Rev MoCarthy Monday.
Mrs A J Mitchell and children left
for their new home at Arden, Mo,
Tuesday, Mr Mitchell will follow
later in the week; he disposed of all
his personal property at his sale last
Thursday, exoept his horses, which he
expects to ship,
Mary and Bonny Barry and Frances
Sawyers are expected home for their
Christmaa vacation Saturday.
E II Hammers of Waterbury, wal
la town Tuesday,
Schools will close here for the
Christmas vacation December 20th
with appropriate exeroises in the af
ternoon. There will be two weeks
vacation.
Alfred Demaray retnrned from
Seney, Iowa, Saturday vventng.
Mra Demaray remained until Wednes
day evening.
Thos Hod gins and wife of Ponca are
visiting at the parental home here
this week.
Announcements were received here
last week ot a wedding of unusual iu
terest to relativea aud friends of the
marriage of Mrs Katharine J Van
Hoven to Daniel J Splane, of Chicago,
The ceremouy waa performed Deo 11,
in the Rectory of tho Holy Name Ca
thedral, North State and Superior
streets, Chicago, tho Rev M F Fitx
simmons officiating.
Kate Henuessy, teaoher ia the Ren
iiiRer diHtrict, will give a basket aocia
able in her school Saturday evening,
Doc 9i '07. All are iuvitud.
A A Schrempp, the new manager of
the opera house, baa issued invitations
for a dance Deo 27 Hewius orchestra
of Sioux will furnish the music.
The Smith Brothers and their sister
Blauche, of Sioux, have moved on
the A J Mitchell place nntil spring.
Born toWJ Riley and wife Deo
9 '07, a son.
The Ponoa checker players are ex
pected here Sunday to play a return
game with our checker players.
Mra Davey and daughter, Madahne,
were visiting in Emerson the first of
the week.
Mrs James Kennelly was a passen
ger to the city Tuesday,.
C N Runyan, manager of the St
James roller mills, was doing business
here Wednesday.
James Boler who is practicing law
at Greeley, Nebr, ard his siater, Merv,
who is studying pharmacy at Omaha,
are expected heme for Christmas vaca
tion Saturday.
Nellie M Davey who hat been visit
ing her aunt Mrs, Daniel J Splane,
(nee Katherine Van Hoven.) in Chica
go the past six months is expected
home this week. ,
Margaret Waters and Marie Good-
fellow who are attending St Clara
college Sinsinawa, Wis, arrived home
Wednesday morning to spend their
vacation.
HOMER.
Will Buckland and daughter Mi"
Effie were Sioux City shoppers Friday
of last week.
Miss Edith Churoh spent several
days with relatives in Sioux City and
bmerson.
John Giistrap died very suddenly
last Sunday at the home of Wm O dell.
He had been ill for some time with
Bright' disease.
Mrs Gertie Shepardson and daugh
ter, Nadine were Sioux City visitors
wednsday.
Mrs Dan Purdy returned last week
from Sioux City where she Lad been
nursing.
Mrs O J O'Connor entertained her
lady friends at a four course luncheon
Friday.
Mrs Tim O'Connor shopped in Sioux
L lty, J; nday of last week.
James Allaway, Dr Burke Em
Harris and others whose names we
did not get, went to Rosalie Sunday to
participate iu the search for little Li'lie
Olson.
Miss Bessie Hughes went to Suth
Sioux tJity riday,?returmug Sunday
Mrs Geo W McBeath and Mra tier
tie Beat were Sioux City shoopors the
nrst ol the week.
January, 1908, School Apportionment
Total amount apportioned, $1701.61
Total number of districts entitled to
hare, 37 1.
One-fourth shared equally by dis
trie t s. $440.25.
Three-fourths pro rata, $1321.36.
Nu Tiber of children in oounty en
titled to share, 2,285
DIRECTOR
AMY
W. Iu Robs
W.A. Hoiked
Kd Mor.nn
J. T. Daley
o. A. Harber
T. K. OroBby
Frank Ileeney....
O. W. Horn
N. K. Smith
f 124 DO
48 21
HA 68
ItW ft)
hi m
Htl 40
S!7 Wl
1 8fl
40
John Rurcum
1. rim-on
S. A. Mason
Hlen Armour
(eo. O. Warner...
24 22
4 Hi
25 01
41 24
it4 K2
2 B2
John Hartnett...
Car! I.uri'ii
K. 11. ioomlN
Fred Vohb
2H 48
2U 01
Oeo. Hurries
115 40
Max Nelson
M. Mitchell
Roy Armonr
Kd Metz
87 W
25 01
1 10
John W. Twohlg.
XI ll'i
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J. n. HoiHlerson..
Wm. Ooorti
26 fin
John Hub
26 75
H2 52
114 26
Nels Anciorson...
John Hlerk
James Harden...
4U 40
K.H. Cain lis
H. Honderaon
101 06
2 52
Theo Petera
29 HI
John KraniDer...
42 05
27 X2
80 U0
Oeo. Teller
Janii'g Heeney...
11. tl. istoize
25 50
I. A. Ol instead....
47 17
Geo. J. Boucher,
County Superintendent.
For Sale A Klnkead Homestead Re
llnqulshment .
A 840-acre Kinkead homestead re
linquishmentin Deuel county, Nebras
ka, 500 aores good plow land, good
sou, outs plenty of bay. Price, $1,
750 00. Deeded land in that locality
sella for f lU.UU to per acre
Or would oonsiler an exchange for
residouca property, livery outfit, live
stock, er some small business of equiv
alent value. This is an excellent op
portunity for acquiring a 640-acre
homestead. See W T Bartlett
Jackson, Nebr.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem at 11:00 o'olock, Sunday school
at 10:00; O E at 8 p m.
Preaching at Dakota Citf at 3:00
o'clock p m ; Sunday school at 9 :45 a
in; O E at 6:30 p m
A cordial welcome to all.
Old papers for sale at the Herald
office 5 cents per hundred.
Flrat Publication Dec ill 4w.
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