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Siou CHJ, Crystal La ka ft Homer
LEAVE LEAVE
jakota cut Biocxcrrt
7:30am .8:20am
9:30 am 10:30 am
11:15am 11:50 am
1:15pm 2:00pm
3:00pm,. ...4:15pm
5:15 pm 6:50 pm
Special trips for parties of 15 or mora
C, St. P., M. ft O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time :
WORTH BOUND. BOOTH BOTJITD.
7:02 pm Omaha 7:04 am
10:00am Omaha ......5:18pm
3 :37 pm Norfolk 8 :18 am
8:41 am Norfolk 5.32 pm
7:28 am Newcastle 9:33 am
2:08 pm........ 6:25 pm
BUKDAY TBAI58.
7 :02 ddi! Omaha 7 :04 am
3:37 Norfolk 5:32
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WEST
No. 85 Local Freight" 7:16 am
11 " Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln" 12:47 pm
EAST
No 80 Local Freight 2 :25 pm
10 Local Passenger.. 6 :07 pm
daily. daily eicept Sunday.
Local Items
Friday, June 5, 1908
L
George Haase was down from Emer
son over Sunday.
George J. Boucher went to Lincoln
Wednesday on business matters. -
Miss Mary Hiersch went out to Win
Strong's Tuesday for a few days' visit
with Miss Ethel Strong.
Emma and Martha Ewald and
Gena Beck, of Sioux City, weie Sun
day visitors at the Wm. Lorena home.
The windows in the front of the sa
loon building have been lowered, in
compliance with the law in such mat
ters. Cecil McNiel, of South Sioux City,
attended the dance here Friday night
and visited with Miss Genevieve S tan
ard Saturday.
Having a good stock of hardware
and tinware on hand, we ask jou to
call and see us. Schriever Bros, Da
kota City, Nebraska.
Henry Ostmeyer, one of our most
prosperous farmers, was in town Tues
day on business, and from now on will
be a reader of The Herald.
Harry Hill was down from Allen a
few days last week rusticating at Crys
tal lake. He, with a party of two or
three more from Allen, will erect a
cottage at the lake.
The relatives of Mr and Mrs Emmett
Gribble met at their si acious home in
the Salem neighborhood Saturday
evening and helped hem celebrate
their fifteenth (crystal) wedding anni
versary. AorjroDriate memorial exercises were
held at the Dakota City cemetery Sat
urday forenoon at eleven o, clock by
the GAR post of 8outh Sioux City,
in honor of their departed comrades.
Bev Geo F Mead delivered the memo-
nai address.
An.ong those who attended a ball
"ma Frederick", Bslnd
Blanche Robertson, Frank Orr, Jake
Sides, Kitie Ream, Ailoen Stimon and
Myrtle Barghman. Itonier defeated
Hinton, Iowa, 1 to 0.
Georcia Niebuhr, Ruth Hamiltion,
Mildred Soencer and Tenuie Tennaut
enme home Wednesday from Pern,
Nebr.. where they were attending tut
state normal school. Miss Tenunnt,
whose home is in Gordon, Neb , will
Rcend a portion ot her vaoatlou nt the
Henry Wood home ueie. .
James Fueston, town marshal, cap
tured three hoboes who were attempt
ins to steal a ride on the Burlington
treight going through here about noon
Tuesday. One of them was released,
the evidence being insufficient for hold
ion him. the other two drawing a nne
of $3.00 each and costs. Members of
tlia Eacrle's lodflre came to the rescue
of one of them, and tne otuer one lain
out his flue in jail.
The Burhneton made a change in
its time card Sunday. Train No 10
coinor north in the evening, arrives
here at 6:07, and connects witu tne
O'Neill passenger going west at the
junction north of town. A platform
has been build there to acoomniouaie
passengers changing cars either way.
The train fr6m O.Neill haa ben
changed to connect there with the
Lincoln train going scutb, also.
The question of issuing a saloon
license to Alfred Ohallie by tue vil
lage board of Dakota City was de
cided in the district court by Judge
Graves Wednesday, the case having
been appealed from the jurisdiction of
the town board by tne remoustrators
to the petition. Judge Graves dis
missed the petition of the remonstrat
ors and the license was issued as pray
ed for. and the drought that has pre
vailed in this community is a thing 01
the past. ;
At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. V,
naerer. occurred the marriage of thci
only daughter, Giaee II., to Archie
Couchtrv. on of Mr. and Olrs. james
Conehtry of this precinct.
ILe wed
diuir was a quiet, simple affair, and
was witnessed by only a few friends ol
the family. At the appointed hour
the wedding couple took their places
in the parlor uud the solemn and im
presiive wor Jh were spoken by R"V
G. A. ileith, M. i;. pastor at the
Omaha agency, Neb , uud a cousin of
the groom, thru niiule two nappy
hearts beat as oue. The newly wed
ded eouplo will immediately g to
housekeeping on the A. 1. Una Be farm
recently vacated by W. 1. Broynill.
This couple is too well and favorably
known in this locality to need any In
troduction by the Herald, and the best
wishes of their entire acquaintance are
heartily tendered them in their new
relationship. Some handsome and
useful presents were reueived by the
bridal Dair from their relative and
friends.
Ilave Elmers make your abstracts.
Subscribe for Tee Herald $1 per
year.
- A. T. Daase was a business visitor
at Emerson Thursday.
A new niano Braces the Lome ul
Paul Einkel and family.
Goody, Ooody, Goody, where, at
Tan'a. A big box for 6 cents.
Subscribe for the Herald, the best
ppr in the county, f 1 a year.
Miss Ida Quintal wenl to Jefferson,
S. D., Tuesday, on a visit, returning
Wednesday.
Sylvia Francisco, of Hubbard, is a
guest at the Sheriff Rockwell home
for a few days.
Gretchen Bullock came home from
Blair Saturday, where she attended
school the past year.
Bert Wood and Jay Robertson were
ont and built an addition to the EJ
Morgan home last week.
For Sale Sweet potato plants, and
both early and late cabbage plants
Wesley McPherson, Dakota City, Neb.
Prof W H Patchin left Saturday
noon for a few weeks' visit at Lincoln
and Peru, Nebr, with old school asso
ciates. Mrs John H Ream and children vis
ited at the S A Combs home below
Comer a few days last week, returning
home Sunday.
Mis Mary Nordyke was down from
Jackson from Fiiday until Wednesday
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mollie Broyhill .
Sheriff Rockwell and sons Scott and
Howard, and Guy Stinson took in the
ball game at Walthill Sunday, Hub
bwd being the victim.
Perle Stinson left Monday for Max
baes, N D, for a few weeks' visit with
her sister, Mrs Geo Lillie, and to lcok
after her farm in that vicinity.
Mrs Elmer Robinsorf and children
left Saturday for Chetek, Wis, where
tbey will make their future home, Mr
Robinson having secured employment
there.
Blanche Warner, of Avalon, Mo,
youngest daughter of L M Warner and
wife, arrived Here juonay xor a visit
with relatives apd friends in Homer
and vicinity.
Mrs Chas Jordan returned to her
home at Homer Thursday, having
spent the week at the Feldman home
at Crystal lake. Mrs Feldman accom
panied her home.
The new "Handy Shur-on" Rimless
Eye Glasses are self adjusting and
sure to stay in place. We can fit you,
and want you pleased with the best.
W C Eckhart. Licensed Optometrist.
Rsv VonHagen and family went
ovtrto Morningsiae xuursaay 10 at
tend the big demonstration given iu
honor of Bishop Lewis, who returutd
from the Baltimore conference that
morning
U S Marshal Warner. U S Revenue
Collector Ross A Hammoud and Clerk
of the Federal Court George H Thum-
mel, came up fr'm Omaha Tuesday
evbtiiug fur a few days fishii gat Crys
tal lake. '
For housecleauing time, see what
35 cents will buy at Van's a ten cent
package of Dutch cleanser, a bar of
hand soap, a bar of tar soap, a scour
ing bar. Fifty cents worth, all for
35 cents, at Van de Zedde's.
About seventy-five men employed
by the Burlington railroad, the first of
tne wees were putting cuuers uu mo
track between here and Homer. They
had a bad stretcfi of track there that
never had been ' ballasted. A freight
eneii e was derailed there Saturday.
Services ut the Methodist Episcopal
hurch every Sunday as fcdlows;
Preaching, 11a m ; Sunday so jool, 10
am! Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 0:30 p m; Preaching, 7 :30 p
n. Preacu in Grace church every
Sunday at 2 :30 p m. You are cordially
invited to any and all these services .
Try the new photo studio for your
cabinet photos. Our aim is to make
as fine i photo as can be ,made lor the
money. We guarantee all our work
for satisfaction and not to fade. Our
pries are very low, ltring this ad
vertisement and we.jvill make you six
teen cabinet photos for the price of a
dozen. Cabinets $2,00 and up.
De Luxe Studio,
next to 5 and 10c store, Sioux City.
To ston any pain, anywhere, in 20
minutes, simply take just one of Lrl
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Sold by all dealers.
The Sons of Herman of the North
east Nebraska district will hold their
annual picnio at Pender, Nebraska,
June 8, 1908. The exercises will be-
cin at 8 o'clock am, with march by
Sons of Herman led by west roint
Cadet band. Oflicers addresses at 2
o'clock p m . In the way of sports and
amusements there will be a ball game,
foot races and a merry-go-round. The
festivities will be closed with a gran I
ball in the opera house in the evening.
Wm Lahrr, of this plae, n president
of the day. Evervbody.is invited.
If cue feels dull and spiiitless, in the
snricu or early summer, they call it
"spring feve- . lint mere is no lever
usually it is the after . effect of our
winter habits. The nerves ure mostly
at fault. Tired, worn-out netves leave
us lanauid. lifeless, and without spirit
or ambition. A few doses of Dr
Shoop's Itestorativo will absolutely and
quickly change all of these depussiug
symptoms. I lie i.estoraiive oi course
won't brinsr you back to full healh in
day or two, but it will do enough in 48
hours to satisfy you that th remedy
is reaching the "tired spot". Drug-
ffihts everywhere are advuiug its use
as a splendid and promp general tonic
It gives more vim and more spirit to
thesDoonful than any other known
nerve or consituuonai tonic, it snarp
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frees sluggish livers and kidneys, aud
bring new life, strength and ambition.
Teat it a few days and be convinced.
For aale by all dealers.
Post etrds at Van's. .
The Herald for ALL the mews t
Mrs Bert Beatty is qnite sick at her
home in Bly burg.
Old papers for sale at the Herald
ofSoe 5 cents per hundred.
Myron 8awyer, of Sioux City, was
business visitor here Wednesday,
J E Easton went to Omsha Monday,
where he is serving as federal jury
man. You will never get neryons if you
drink Breun's coffee. VandeZedde
sells it.
Henry Ostmeyer is having his three
laree farm houses painted. JBBubb,
of Homer, is wielding the brnsh.
Joseph Quintal left Tuesday morn
ing for Elk Point, 8. D ., where Le
has secured work.
Mrs Joe Lindstrom and baby eame
over from Sionx City Sunday and vis
ited at the Wm Lenox home until
Tuesday.
Frank Niemeyer returned to Chica
go Saturday evening, where he is em
ployed in a drug store, and studying
pharmacy.
Delbert Flemming aud Eittie
Nedahl, both of Sioux City, were
joined in marriage Wednesday by
Judge Stinson.
Mr and Mrs Dave Neiswanger and
daughter Barbara, visited at Lyons
from Thursday of last week nntu Sun
day with relatives.
Wanted An agent for that territo
ry. We pay bigness casu weekly.
For terms write the Hawks Nursery
Co, Wauwatosa, Wis. 1
S A Ayres and wife aerived here
from Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday, on
a visit at the M O Ayres home, the
two gentlemen being brothers.
A card from Addie Sides, mailed at
Newcastle, Wyo, on the 2nd, leaves
the family all in good health, and all
enjoying the trip to the coast.
E D Wigton, of Lyons, formerly ed
itor of the Sun at that place, was here
a short time Wednesday on business.
The Herald acknowledges a fraternal
call.
Chas Ostmeyer has purchased a
I500C residence in Mornisgside, and
will take up his residence there next
year. He has rented his farm to Geo
Madsen.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fields & slaughter Co.
TheoE Bliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
The village board met Tuesday
eveaing and passed an ordinanoe re
quiring all sidewalks built in the
future to be of cement. The ordi
nance will be found in this issue of
the Herald, and applies to that por
tion of the town designated in the or
dinance. We will be glad to see you call and
have some photos made. We are not
particular what kind you have, as we
make stamps, postal cards, cabinets,
and 40 other sizes. I believe you
know we are always the lowest in
prices. Call Sunday or any other
day. Kozs Studio,
301 Douglas St, Sioux City.
Quite a few of the old soldiers en
joyed the special eervioe at the Metho
dist church Sunday morning. The
choir furnished special music, tne
male quartette composed ot Messrs
Sides, Wood. Pizy and Orr, sang a
very appropriate piece for the occasion.
The church was nicely decorated with
flags.
Weak women should try Dr Shoop's
Night Cure. These soothing, healing,
autiseptic suppositories go direct to
the seat of these weaknesses. My
"Book No 4 for Women" contains
many valuable hints to women, and it
is free Ask Dr Shoop, Racine. Wis,
to mail it. Ask the doctor in strictest
confidence, any Questions vou wish
answered. Dr Shoop's Night Cure
sold by all dealers.
D Van de Zedde returned Tuesday
from Omaha, where he went Suuday
with the party of excursionists from
Sioux City to attend the W O W ini
tiation. where over 1,300 candidates
were made members of ths order
This order is getting to be one of the
most substantial insuranoe societies in
the country.
Piles are easily and quickly checked
with Dr Shoop's magic ointment. To
prove it I will mail a small trial box
as a convino'nsr test. Simply address
Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. 1 surely
wonl, 1 not send it free unless I was
certain that Dr Shoop's magio oint
ment would stand the test. Remem
ber it is made expressly and alone for
swollen painful, bleeding or itching
piles, either external or internal,
Large jar 50c. Snld by all Jealers.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Eemaininar in the postofflce at Dakota
Neb, for the montn ending way
31, 1008.
Mrs Wm Wallace,
Weltmere Institute,
DrDwight Wilcox,
Victor Stenger,
Mrs Teuny Larsnn,
Ira Lewis,
Mrs Kate Jackson,
T G Hall,
Fred Harding,
Wm Ueily,
Frau Oeorg Gadke,
Lyman Gilbert,
F W Grubb,
G A GlnUon,
Edward Ferry,
Mrs Casey Boutb.
Parties calling for the above please
say "advertised."
John ii. 1eam, l OBimasier,
List of letters remaining iu the post-
odiee at Jackson, Neb, for the mouth
ending May 31, 1908
Mr Edd Uahn,
Margaret Gaughan,
Mrs Wm" Zeno,
Geo Sherman,
Mr P E Nispel,
Chas Huggard.
Parties calling for the above will
Dlease say "advertised."
M J Flynn, Pestmaster.
In the Sand Hill Country,
Swan Lake, Neb, May 28, 1909.
Editor ot Dakota County Herald-
Dear Sir: As I promised befcra I
left Dakota City, I will write you a
few line about the country we have
passed over on our western trip.
We are now at Swan Lake it is
about a mile long and one-half mile
wide and is full of fish. It is entirely
surrounded by sand hills.
I suppose you and the friends would
like to know about our trip and the
country hereabouts. The face of the
country until we got near the Elkhorn,
is about like the western part ol vm
kota couaty. but when you cross the
Elkhorn you really enter the great
American desert. So many have
crossed it that it seems silly to write
of it. We camped about one-half
mile west of Ewing. It is the same
everywhere, but the grass grows good.
The most noticeable thing here is the
dam on Caoha creek, which can be
heard for a mile. We followed np the
oreek bottom, which is level and not
good for anything but hay. The rest
is sand, generally covered with a short
coat of grass. Twenty miles up the
hills nearly disappear, and there is
meadow land many miles in extent
that has practically gone to waste.
They haul some hay to O'Neill, 24
miles. I was offered the best for CO
cents per acre, with buildings, all
fenced and two flowing wells.
The water comes to the surface if
given naif a chance. A flowing Weil
costs here about (20. The water is
trying to find its way to the surface
all over. Much of the rolling land is
awaley and the very high places are
sandy leaving very little farm land, as
it either drifts or drowns .
Abont thirty-five miles from Ewing
the country grows dryer more sand
and less valley, but lots of hay; good
for stock and not much else.
May 29 Arrived at Duff, Nebr, and
are at M S Mansfield's. The country
between here and Swan Lake is very
rough and sandy.
Glints from the Sloan, Iowa, Star.
A wishbone is a mighty poor substi
tute for a backbone.
Everyone likes to see the "other fel
low" roasted in a newspaper.
Dainty hosiery has no quarrel with
with the wind which blows a skirt.
The astute politician hews close to
the line of the old adage: "Honesty is
the best policy.
Most men are wise enough to t rasp
an opportunity, but few kuow enough
to let go ot a dilemma.
When a girl is iu love she tries to
hide it; when a married woman is not
in love, she also tries to hide it.
As the world views it, the well bal
anced man is the one who does the
most for himself and the least for
others
There is plenty of room at the bot
tom for thebau who quits striving be
cause he imagines he has reached the
top.
When a man cannot get into trouble
enough through his own efforts, he can
always find an obliging friend who is
ready to help him.
The man who never made an enemy
should be transplanted to heaven he
is a nonentity of absolutely uo use on
earth. i' ,
Many a man (or woman) has gone to
the devil yearning for , the sympathy
hich might have saved him, simply
bee use hi outward bearing seemed to
repell the expresion of sympathy.
People who have lived togeth r the
greater part of a lifetime without beit'g
able to understand each otlier, are
ready to pass snap judgement ou a
stranger at the firr-t uieetiug.
District Court Dates.
The terms of court for the year 1908,
for the counties of the Eighth Judnnni
c.-istrict of Nebr. ska are as follows:
fuinlliK Kol8. Sept 14
lmkottt Keb 17, Srpt 1
stmiton Miik-Ii 2. K-t W
(Vdur March lrt, Nov li
i(in Miirch !H, Nov W)
Tluii'sum April lit, Oct 8
The first duv of each term is set for
tearing applications for citizenship.
Real Estate Transfers-
J W Hn.legrove nnl wife to 11 K Ev-
nn. block 21, tc. xi. i. i. . . '
ll l ul 75, lmkolu Ulty, qcd I 6 00
Ch V Oxtmeyor and wife to dhrlst O
NeUon, a? nKN, sectluii 2V-z--w, wu . . p
Mnrla Herman nnil IiumImiihI tq The
Homer Htnte mink, west wucei ui
lots 1, 1 unci 8 In block U, Homer, wd.. lOnO
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem at 11:00 o'clock, Sunday sohool
at 10:00; C Eat 8 p m.
Preaching at Dakota City 8:00p
m, U . o:au, ounuay scuooi at
9:45 a m, Mission Band at 3:00 p m.
A cordial welcome to all.
Undertaker
County Coroner
B. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
V)R. C H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
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Patronize Home Industries buy
Wm LrORJERJZ,
Proprietor of
City Mesxt KlsrJket
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand . Cath paid for hides.
Agent foi Seymour's White Laundry,
Laundry basket goes Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
HA KOTA CITY-
PAUL PIZEY, :
Dakota cm,... j Lawyers
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For good old Dakota County some Good Safety
Deposit Boxes. "The Bank that Always treats you
Right" has had made for it, some fine steel boxes
which will be rented to our customers, for only $1.50
per year. They are large, roomy and you alone carry
their key.
Fine place in our good vault for your valuable papers. -
Hand in your name at once, that one may be
reseryed for YOU. The supply is limited the de
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Time for that Tornado and Hail Policy now. ftVJEEsk, I
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Green to compete with Sionx City 4
Prices in any quantity desired if
LESLIE'S DRUG STORE
Headquarters for
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Dakota City
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different styles of Harness.
A good Work Harness for $20.00
AND MANY OTHERS AT RIGHT PRICES
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Sioux City. Iowa
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