: PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
Tk tollawtar ropos amaasassaS ft
oonstltutloa tns at
fcraata, as banlnafts Ht torta la fall,
la submitted to th elaeton la !
t Vsbraska, to bo rotod npon at th
anrl alactloa. to bo bald Tuil, Mo
Tmtr 3rd, A. S. lsoai
A JOINT RRSOLUTION to amend Sec
tions two (), four (4), flvo (), slats)
and thirteen Ml) of Article six lJ ot
tho Constitution 'of tho Stat of Ne
braska, relating In Judicial Powers.
So It Bssolvsd by tho tajtalatur of tod
bibi 01 atDraaaai
Section 1. Amondxiont propoaoA. Thai
Section two (2) of Artlcio ill ( of tht
Constitution of tho State of Nebraska
amended to read aa follow:
Section 2. (Supremo eoartj Judfaa:
Jurisdiction.) Tho Supremo Court snail
consist of seven (T) Judge; and a ma
jority of all elected and qualified Judges
hall be necessary to constitute a
Suorum or pronounce a decision. The
Ureme Court shall have Jurisdiction lo
evil case relating; to the revenue, civil
cases In which the state la a party,
mandamus, quo warranto, habeas corpus,
and such appellate Jurisdiction aa may
be provided by law.
Section 2. ( Amendment proposed ) That
Section four (4) of Article nix ') of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska bt
mended to read aa follows:
Section 4. (Supreme eonrt, JudfSB.
lection, term, residence.) Tho Judges ot
the Supreme Court shall be elected by
the electors of tho atata at large; and
their terma of office, except aa hereinafter
provided, shall be six yeara. And said
Supreme Court Judges shall during their
term of office reside at tho place where
the court Is holden.
Sections. (Amendment proposed.) That
Section five lb) ot Article six () of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska be
mended to read as follows:
Section t. (Supreme eonrt. Judges,
leotlon, term; chief Justice.) That at
the general election to be held In the
tate of Nebraska In tho year 190, a '
each six years thereafter, there shall be
elected three (3) Judges of the Supreme
Court, who shall hold their office for the
period cf six years; that at the general
lection to be held In the state of Ne
braska In the year 1911, end each six
years thereafter, there shall be elected
three f!) Judges of the Supreme Court,
who shall hold their office for the period
of nix years; and at the general election
to be held In the state of Nebraska In
the year 1913. and each six years there
after, there shall bo elected a Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court, who shall
hold his office for the period of six
yearn. Provided that tho member of the
Supreme Court whose term of office ex-
5 Ires in January, 1914. shall be Chief
ustlce of the Supreme Court during that
time until the expiration of his term of
office. And, provided further, that upon
the adoption of theie amendment by the,
ientnr tit the State, the Governor shall.
Immediately upon Issuing his proclama
tion declaring said amendments adopted,
DDOtnt four (41 Judges of the Supreme
Court two (2) of whom shall be ap-1
pointed to hold said office Until their
successors shall be elected at the general
i-tinn In 1909. and have Qualified: and
the other two (2) shall hold their office
until their successors shall be elected at
the general election held In 1911, and
have qualified.
. se
Sontinn i Amendment nrODOSSd.) That
Section six S of Article alx ( of, the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska, bo
mended to read as follows:
Section J. (Chief Justice.) The Chief
Justice shall serve as such during all the
term for which he was elected. He shall
preside at all terma of the Supreme
Court, and In his absence the Judges
present shall select one of their number
to preside temporarily,
rr-Hnn 6 I Amendment proposed.) That
Section thirteen (13) of Article six ) of
the Constitution of Nebraska be amended
to read aa follows: .
c..Mn is tsa&treu. salaries.) That
Judge of the Supreme Court ahall each
receive a salary of $4,600, and the Judges
of the District Court ahall each receive
salary of $3,000 per annum, payable
uartery.
Approved April 8. 190T.
T tieo. U. JunKin. Decrniary ui i-""-".
f the State of Nebraska, do hereby
certify that the foregoing proposed
amendment to tho Constitution of the
State of Nebraska is a true and correct
copy of the original enrolled ""
grossed bill, as passed by the Thirtieth
session of the legislature of the State ot
Nebraska, as appears from said original
bill on file In this office, and that said
proposed amendment la submitted to the
qualified voters of the Btate of Nebraska
for"" their adoption or rejection at the
ceneral election to bo held on Tuesday,
Uie 3d dny of November. A. D. 190S.
In testimony whereof. l hare herwnts
aet my hand and affixed the Great Seal
at tlie State of Nebraska. Done, at un
mln. thin 15th day of July. In
f ou
R R Time Table
. Sioua City, Crystal Lake ft Horner
I.KaVB
DAKOTA OUT
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15m
80am
11 15am
1 l&pm
3 15pm
5 30pm
7 15pm
LKaVC
Bl OCX CITY
6 86am
8 30am
10 30am
am
15pm
15pm
?a
2
4
6 15pm
pm
Hatordaj and Sunday nights 10 45
only
C, St. P., M.IO.
Traiua leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time:
9RTH BOUND, SOUTH BOTtlfO.
5:f5 pm Omaha 7:94 am
10:00 am. .....Omaha 5:13pm
:37 pm. Norfolk 8:18 am
8.41am Norfolk 5.32 pm
f :28 a ui . . . . . .Newcastle 9 :?S am
1 :08 pm " 5;58pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
5:55 pm Omaha 7 :04 am
3:37 Norfolk 6:32
C B A Q
WEST
So. 85 Local Freight" ......7:15am
11 Passenger, Omaha
andLincoln 12:47 pn
EAST
N 88 Local Freight 2:25 pm
10 Local "Passenger . . 6 : 7 pm
daily. daily eicept Bnntlay.
Local Items
-''Friday, October 30, 1908
Having a good stock of hardware
and tinware on hand, we ask you to
call and see ns. Schrierer Bros.
Subscribe for The Herald $1 per
year. "
L M Leslie name up from Omaha
Monday erenirj?.
Mrs W Blaoketer has moved into
the Georgia Jay house.
Hattie Knowlton was here from So
Sioux City Tuesday soliciting for the
Journal.
A socialist speaker held the boards
to a small audience at the court house
Sunday afternoon.
Why is it that Van sell so much
Breunct ffee? Because it is the beB1
to be had for the money.
Mrs Lucy Ohmit was operated on at
the 8maritan hospital, Sioux City,
last Friday for appendicitis She is
getting along nicely.
Bev O E Von Hagen left on the
noon train Wednesday for Homer
where he delivered a rousing temper
ance address that same night.
A fine boy arrived at the. home of
Mr and Mrs WU II Orr Sunday.
t i 1 is undecided whether to name it
aft-r Willie Orr, Willie Taft or Willie
Bryan. '
Fred Stanard has purohased the
Frank Ayres tinshop and will move it
onto the Mrs Herweg lots west of D C
Stiuaon'a store, where he will fit it np
for a -estaurant building. v
Wilfred Voss, of Omadi precinct,
who is teaching in Thurston ooui ty
p..- iI'lhia voar. is home on a three weeka'
r Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred vacation while the farmer children are
The HhiM fur all tb vtwfi when
it IS NKW8.
Porter Coals is assisting W J Man
niug in the county treasurer's office;
N D. Snyder and family are now
occupying the John F Sides tenement
house.
Faul Piiey returned home Wednes
day eveuing from a two weeks' visit at
Otis Colo.
When you want the finest candies
go to Van de Zodde, he keeps nothing
but the best.
Verna Broyhill, daughter of Mrs
Mollie broyhill, is eeriotiMy ill with
typhoid fever.
George Carter, conductor on the
OmnLa road, was a Tuesday night
visitor at the M O Ayres home.
If ton want any groceries of any
kind, go to Van de Zedde's. Ho will
not be nndersold. lie carries nothing
but the best.
The Londrosh family was released
from quarantine Tuesday, th two
children having recovered from an at
ack of diphtheria. ,
Nut, egg and range hard coal, also
11 kinds of sort coal in any quantity
yon may desire, at the Edwards &
Bradford Lumber Co.
Bertha Miutcr who is attending
school in Jackson, sptnt H.tturday and
Sunday with hergrandparents, Mr and
Mrs J F Leedom in this city.
Paul Roberts, of Lenino, 8 D, visit
ed here Hatnrdsy with his sister, Mihm
Myrtle R lx rts. He was euroute to
Ponoa where he also has relatives
Frank Giibble and wife, of Yale, 8
D, were here Saturday nigh', enrontn
to llnmeston, Iowa, to attend the
funeral obsequies of Mr dribble's sis
ter. Drfl H Maxwell anJ George Ash
ford, who were called to Cuioago by
the illuess of Mrs Win Timet r turned
tliefirrttof the week. They left her
not much improved.
R O Mnjor, an old resident of Sioux
City and well known to man; on this
side of the river, passed away Satur
day evening, at the age of 84 years.
Death was due to old sge.
Have Eimers mske your abstracts.
House to rent Inqnire at The Her
ald ofuoe. , '
Jas King was a business visitor here
from Homr yesterday.
Congressman J F Boyd spent a few
days in this locality thia week.
Subscribe for the Herald, the best
paper in the oonnty. fl a year.
The delinquent tax aale will be held
at the eonrt house Jin ,this place next
Monday.
Chas 8 Hollmsn, of Sioux City, was
looking after business matters here
Thursday.
Tod Chrietopherson, of Crofton, this
state, was a passenger to bioux City
Wednesday. C
E R Gnrney, of Fremont, will ad'
dress a republican meeting at Homer
this, Friday evening.
Trnroan Peck and Miss Dura Miller,
bi th of llartiugton, Nebr, ere joired
in mariiage by Judge Stiuaon Thurs
day - George L Loomis a democrat speak
er of Fremont, Nebr, spoke to a fair
t-ized audience at the oourt house
Tut sday evening.
Wanted An agent for that territo
ry. We pay highest Cash weekly.
For terms write the Hawks Nursery
Co, Wauwatosa, Wis.
J F Leedom wmt to Dixon, 8 D,
Moudav, where he will visit his son,
Wash Leedom, and also try to find a
piece of land in Gregory county.
You may need sofue eye help to enjoy
the longer eveniiiRB in reading. We
can fit you in an.i style of spectacles or
eyeglasse you want. W C Eukhart,
Licensed Optonjetrint
At art ajo irned sesnion of ditiot
court held here lust 8ati rdny, Harry
H Adair whs appoiuted receiver in tl e
0'Hnnlon-Bitirv ease, and the super
nedeas b"uil was nixl at fi )u0.
All kinds of coal, teed and hay for
sale at reasonable pi ices.
Fields & Slaughter Co.
Tbbc E Bliven, Mnnnger
Dakota City, Neb.
The Herald is again prepared to
fifi-nlxa its read tie with a clubbinw
Amondnon for the past tight yesrs
and Mr Baird for Searing for the past
five years. We wish the firm every
success.
Emerson Enteiprsei Geo II Hsase
was in Omaha Thursday on business.
Chris Cbriatoperaon and family apent
last week in llomer.... Attorney F8
Berry waa in Pirece, Neb, this week,
trying an important law suit. ...Mrs
A Ira Davis is enjoying a visit from
her titer, Mrs Anna Quion and her
mother Mra Roberts of Iowa Falls, la.
....Miss Anna Nordwig formerly of
Emerson and J O Legler of South
Sioux City were married in Bioux City,
Iowa, Wednesday.
Sioux City Daily Journal. 25th : The
lndy of Charles Ondrseck, the roan
who died at a looal hospital from
wounds received by fulling from a
train at Dakota City, Neb, will be sent
to the family home at Morse Bluffs,
Neb, Mouday morning. Anthon T On
drseck, a brother of tuedtad man, was
in Siou. City yesterday and made' ar
rangements for taking away the re
mains of his brother. Funeral servi
ces will be held at Morse Bluff on
Tuexday, when the dead man will be
buried. '
Taken np as estravs on the streets of I rata with the New Idea mntiHxine of
Dakota Citv. Nebr, Oet 28. 19U8, three oulv il 30 for tUtwnv The New Ides
bead of calves two h-l em an 1 one
steer. . Owner can have saue by prov
ing property, paying coot and apply
ing to James Feuston, citv marshal.
Next Sunday morning at the M E
church duriug the usual preaching
is a womnn's OHgi'E;ne, and has been
enlarged ami improved until it now
equals the beet fxsbion magazines.
Sam Ronton ntnmbled and fell at
South Sioux Citr last Friday evening
in such a manner tuat his arm wa
hour, being 11 o'clock, Rev Vofl llMgen thrown out of j ,int ut the shoulder
will do some stump grubl iug stunts. It was 1 o'o'ock Sunday before he got
This is a service ou outfiit iiot to mis it put in id nee, Drx Maxwell an
so turn out everybody and s e the pr-1 Uoase attended dim. Heaill probu-
mn co some real work for once in nisi hi, be laid up for several "eeks.
life.
Mrs George Barne't received a t le-
gram Saturday morning announcing
the death of her sister, Mrs fiauk
Uarton, at Humeston, Iowa She tie
parted on the noon train fo H .reeiUm,
to attend the funeral, taking hor twin
iris with her. She was al-o aecom-
panied by her uncle, Barney Gribble.
Henry Nugent waa brought down
from Jackson Tuesday by Marshal
nd ElKht. and or the inaepenaence oi . , - . ...i. he bumper Com crop.
une nunorra nu i 1 o o-- - -
1. TTnti.fi flfrit the
Thirty-third, and o' thla St ate t he F rtjr
aecend. GEO. C. JUNKIN.
Ses1 Secretary ef Stata.
putenni
Winter in
Ceta.lif ornia
Co lr Ootobar
while the low colonist rsvtes
' are in effect. Daily through
thurist sleepers via Denver,
, scenic Colorado and Salt Lake.
Go ahead of the rush at the
end of the month.
Homesesksrs Reitas
First and third Tuesdays each
month to the far west, north
west and southwest. These
make very low rate winter
tours.
Scour an Irrigated Farm
The best chances of the day
. wfc T 1 J
in tne isig norn uasin auu
Yellowstone Valley. Govern
ment irrigated lands one-tenth
down, remainder pro rata in
ten years without interest.
Corporation irrigated lands
equally cheap and favorable.
A paramount and ruling fact
in this region is the never
failing water supply. Do not
make your new home in any
irrigated region without a full
study of the water supply.
Writ.' i) Cl-ra Deaver, generl an.
Ltti .s ekers Information Bcreuti.
Omil.M, or
W. K. Snethen. Ticket Agent
DACOTA O'TT, NEB. '
L. W Wakklv.t. O P A, Omaha, Nel
snRTsnaxf
Mra EUie Powell has moved her
restaurant business from the Krnm-
wiede building to the Barney Giibble
house, half a block north, where she
will be pleased to meet all her old
customers. ,
David Bntober arrived here Satur
dav from Minot. N D, and will remain
until after corn picking. . He says the
mall crain croD where bis farm la
l.iatAil. near Glenbnrn, was extra
good and the quality No. 1.
At tlie Lutheran parsonage 00 Wed
noa.U afternoon Fred Thompson and
Mrs Htellu Wilson, both of Kiqgsle
Tnma united in marruKe. lvv
W'S Oherholtzer offi.-iatinfr. Tn
nil I make their home at KiuRslev, To.
The WIISFU society of the Da
kota City Eruniunnal Lutheran churcli
will hold its ren ul ir montWy meeting
i , ttie ohnrch. next Thursday, Noveru
h. r 5.' 1908. at 8 p m. l'lese l.riun
your "minutes of the Ne'-raska syuoi
and nmsiontiry convention with you
A curfew ordinance is being agitater
BKttin iu this place, which it is hi ped
will be passed as it will help tn some
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
ehnroh every Sunday as follows:
Preachiug, 11a m; Suuday so'.iool, 10
am: UIsmh meeting 1 ni; i,ponu
League. 0 30 p m ; Preaching, 7 :30 p
in. Precli in Orafle church every
Sunday ut'Z:M p in. You arecordiall
invited to any and all these services .
Wi nted Sncress Magazine " re
quires the services of a man in Dakota
tl.tv, Mebr, to look after expiring sub
James Smith of that plao-, and was Iscriptions and to secure new methods
taken before the board of insanity wiio
orderud him taken to tho ' inebriate as
ylnm at Lincoln for treatment for the
liquor habit. Sheriff J P Rockwell
tKk him to Lineelu Wednesday, re
turning Thursday.
C M Gray has leased th Knunwiede
huildi'K fo'merlv oci-u ied by th.
Model restaurant, and has opened up
first nai-a ol hall He has re
modeled the I'oil ling to some extent.
and tiesides aerviug aoft drinks of all
kiuds, cigars, eto, be will serve sand
wich Innches. Drop in and see uiui
when yon ace in town.
A republican caucus waa held at the
oourt house in this pUoe (Saturday af-
rnoou. J P Hock well wjs eelected
chmrman and Meil A Sohiuieo cre-
tary. l he lollowug preciuct ('Ulcere
were placed in nomination : jnsuoe or
the peace, full term F A Wood ; to
fall vaoauov, J F Leauier. OoiiBtaldi-s.
mil term James Fueton:to till va
cancy, Wru Biciraanii. Over-eer r ad
istri-t No 'I Fred V i uloerlaon;
4iviseer road lilistriut No 19, Will li
Berger.
innnsaallv effective; pour ion perma
nen : prefer one wit' exp'rience, but
would consider' an.v applicant with
good natural qnlifioations; salary
1 60 per rlsv. wMi eommissiou option
Address, wjib rf. ieoo s, It U Peacock.
ltoom 102, Snocss Magazine Bldg,
Nw York.
Patronize Home Industries buy your meats cf
Vrxv ILOaiSNS,
Proprietor of
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand . Gash paid for hides.
Agent foi Boymonr's White Laundry.
Laundry basket goes Tuesdays and cornea back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY
NEBRASKA.
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S-t-r
City Hotel
Mrs T J Knepper, Prop
oak ota City, Nebraska
1 ( 4 f 0 per week.
First class board, and nice,
clen rooms and beds.
OPPOSITE - COCBT
BSUBX
degree in keeping yonupsteia u in
streets at niiBepmingly liours of tlie
ii ght when they should be tucked
twuv in their trundlebeds. Let the
ijood wook go on.
A number of tho ladies from Dakota
Chapter N 65, Order of tuo E istern
star, visited the chapter at Poi c
TueHilay evening, and reort a pleas
ant trip. Tnose wlio made, up' me
srty were: Mesdames John F Sidex
Mrv U MoMeath, D 0 Siinaon, W L
Bona, Theodore Bliveu, M A 8chmied.
,i,d Miss Etta Bauer.
TTuvinff moved one blook north o'
nr oi l location on Broadway, we are
ow loonted in the Henry Wood lionw
receiilv vaoated b Wm Lmiox We
tave not wdd out nor moved away, but
veare. there with th goods U
I igli's Uemedies the best ti'er- is
Vu anlii-i Tnnr i)'roinio and thtlik
those that hne favored us in th- p ist
8 H Moobb, The lUwleigh Mu.
J E ErtSton, of this plac. and Mr
..itie llutzel, of biotu City, a formal
t lnphone operator at this pl0 '. were
i ited in inarriajtaat iheurooiu's home
n Tuendav eveninp at 0 ivl c, U-v
V 8 O'lnrholtzxe, patr of the Lnth
,. ..Imreli. iidiciiiiitf. The ued-
intf wusstric.tl private B"d was ml
mnized in tne presence of only a 1
1'iiUMte rH.tlves. Coii(rrBtiiUtioi.s
re extended to the hpiy couple.
Ooinmuoion services will be hold a
alem Lutheran church next Hmidav
...niug at ir0 o'c'ock . The n-ail
ffrin for benevo encs ( ill b-re
. ived.. Hundav scho' 1 at 10:00.
''ommunion ervWa will al-oe held
.t Uakota City Emmauml ol ur. h in
the vternoon at 3:00. Here alxn an
offering for banevoleBca i .r quested,
Praprtory servioe and conm il meet
ng Suturday afternoon at 3 00 Sun
lay school at 9: s5 Christian Endsav
ratC:3i All are weloome to attend
ibese services.
SIOUX.
From tlie Kecortl ;
Mrs. Martha LadehoBS, of Bloomflcld.
and Mrs. Mary Christoplu rson, of
I'rofton, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W.
w piiprim. were hure Saturday on a
IVKUl.
An nddltlon consistlns of two rooms
I has Leen udded to the H. C Vlgen
iiouBC on llmalia street anu inn piu.uo
wjll l.e occupied by Hanker George J.
Voucher and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J.' Metz and Oscar
Stamm went to Lincoln this week. MrS.
.Vletz Is the representative of the local
Hohekuh lodge in the grand lodge and
.rfr. Stamm will reprtaent toe Odd Fel
lows. J. P. Kerr-departed -Thursday for
Colorado, where h will file on a home-
atead. which he contested some time
ago. He will return by way of Kunsas
City and may bring a car of apples
back with him.
Fred Herman this week purchased
if Hugh Neighbors the 15 acres oi
and lying immediately north "of the
.ie.man place south of town, the prlre
bid lelng tMO an acre. This givea Mr.
".iernuin zh acres of the very best land
in arth.
Word has tetn received rrom uev.
1. K. Mead and family who tilled the
liethodiHt pjiHtorate at this place and
.vete icmovtil to aicaciow cirove, iu me
;tiet that tiny are gettlim well set
,li d in their work at the new home and
il p t lie i In 'o.
Kunerintendent OTirien. of tho state
flnli hatcheries, was here a couple of
lays tills week and with . aaKixtants
seln. d tne shallow waters of Silver
lake, rescuing about HO gume fl -h and
tiannfrrlng them to Crys al lake. He
aluo hauled nix wagon loads of buffalo
mil carp tlsh from Silver lake and
lumped them in the Missouri river.
Owing to trie mud it was Impossible
to rescue all the fish and It Is estl-
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES j
coitco ev TNt eiNioa class 3RK:
Kxainlnatlons Thursday und Friday of
this week,
Neoma Anderson is again In school, after
two weeks absence.
Verna Broyhill Is ahsont from school, lio-
liig s ck wlih typhoid fever.
Wllllo Hehrlever received a broken noae
Tuesiiiiy while playing Jooltxill.,
Muddy road canned a numlKir or the
country Buholurg to le tardy this week.
The literary program was very good Fri
day In spite of unuiulH'roi "not prepureds."
Ixiraine Knepper and Aldit Ijipsley were
visitor la the high uciiool room Friday af
ternoon. Dorothy and Doras Harnett are urmont
fro.ii selioolf Imvlng gone with their mother
lo Hume-ton, lowa. '
The high m hool room will devote fifteen
minutes each Monday morning loadlmius
slon of current events.
Tin) Muenth grade has completed the
study of the colonics and will tuko up the
colonial wur alter examlniillons.
Kilimr mid Hnrnlil lAindrosh entered
school ngiiin VVednestliiy. Tlie Ixuulrmli
fiimily u ive been under quuranllne for
diplitlierui.
About twentv from the high school room
wore ut tne Uui llnglon depot Tuesday noon
to ild A kin iJinitley fui'cwell. Alila was a
in in her of the senior class aial will bu
inlMsed by ber many frtcndH.
8 Items of Interest '
Hum uui uaw icii igo
Pouca Leader: J Pearson was trans
acting business iu Dakota City Mon
day.
Bioux City Journal, 28 : Jepson &
Jepson, of Bioux City, are interested
in the, actiou of the supreme court rf
Nebraska in sustaining the demurrer
that was filled to the issuance of an
original writ of mandamus in a Dakota
county ditch matter. The board of
u per visors denied a petition filed by
property owners who wanted the ditch
tiuilt to drain their farms. The latter
got out an origins! writ of mandamus
to compel the ordering of its constrm
tiou by the supervisors. The ruling of
the supreme eonrt in snstsiuing tho
d-mnrrer in effect blocks the building
of the improvement. The ditch was
the stili ct of much bitter contention.
It was to be known as the Jackson
I nke and Elk creek ditch and to cost
$80,800. I
WaltHll Times:' W P Warner, US
marshal for Nebraska, says Nebraska
is as safe for Taft at Iowa. ...Ed
Kellnar, a young farmer Jiving three
miles north of town, was the victim of
a serious accident, Tuesday afternoon.
He and Dan Lane were out hunting.
They soared np a rabbit between them
and both shot at it. In the hurry and
excitement of the moment Laue dis
nbaiged his gun la the direction Kell
nar was standing and the latter Tece'v
ed the Vntiri charge in his right leg,
below the knee. , The young man was
brought to town and in the evening
Dr Hart took him to the ot Joseph
hospital in Sioux City, where an effoit
is beiuo made to save the limb from
amputation, Mr Lane is almost
heartbrokeu over tne affair.
Sioux City Daily Journal, 24lh:
Chas Oudraeck, of Morse Kluff, Neb,
who waa bmt by falling from a train
near Dakota City on October 8, died
at a looal hospital last evening A
brother will be here today to take care
of the remains. Ondrseck was on his
wav from the land registration at
O'Neill, when he was injured. He
was found by the tracks near the cross
ing of the Omaha and Burlington
roada at Dakota City and brought to
hionxCi'vina serious condition'....
John J Little is declared by Mra Jes
sie M Little to be a bad aotor, and
Mrs Li Itl has Hied a petition for a di-
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vorce, ebargtng cruel ana inuuuian
treatment, and recites a tale of woe
which makea Mr Little out a veritable
tyrant The Littles were married tn
Hitchcock county. Nb, Apul t, 1885,
and lived together notil August 1, 19"4.
Mrs Little says her husband became
cr ss ami disagreeable suortiy a iter
the ceremony and used abusive talk
io her and her relatives, especially to
her father and her brother, bbe says
ti frequently threatened to take her
life and that of their son, whom be
struck and choked on different ooca-
ions The son is 18 yesrs of sge.
The wit- savs Mr Little haa frequent
brawls with neighltors
First I'ulUtcatton Oct Hw
PB011ATB NOTICE TO CBBUITORB.
In the county court of Dakota county
U.li...lrn
In tl latter of the estate of Otto ling-
genlieiger. deceased.
Notice :s nurcny given, vnm .-
of the "ida deceased will meet the adminis
tratorof said estate, before me, county Judae
of Dakota county, Nebraska, at the county
court room In salO county, on ine "
of February, 1W, on lhe lilthclny of March,
IWKi, and on tlie mm oay oi Apni, i-.iw, oj
Illo'cliM-k a. in.eaeli oay lor wie !
presenting their cliimn for examinallori,
adjustment and" allowance. HI inoiunt
are allowed lor creuuors w pn-.u
claims and one year for the adiiiinlstrntrla
to settle said estate, irom ine snnw
(Kitolsir. Urns. This notice will lie puniisneu
In the Dakota Oounty Hernia lor iour weeas
successively prior lo the lillh day of Febru
ary. IW. , . . , , ,
Witness my liana, ana seal oi iu tun.,
this 6tb day of October, A. D. lwns.
sral founty Judge.
! Model Restaurant
MRS. CL8IC P9WELL, Proprietor
' Dakota City, Neb.
Good Rooming House in Connection
Everything Neat and New. Best of Treatment.
Meal Tickets (21 Meals) $3.'50 Board and Lodging $4.00
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PAUL PIZEY, j :
Dakota CitvINii, LaWfcfS
Bonded : Abstracter !
ALFRED PIZEYj
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. IowtJ
February 22t OS
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For All the FJcio
Fnoa items la tbe Hewosstle Times
Piof H Clark, of Homer, Tisitei oer
Huudav niili Lis cou-iu, A D Zut,
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Ponca Journal : Miss May rue Knox,
Ethel Uuuiuitt, Miss Ktetter ami Alias-
hm Amv an.l May Mi-CartbT were at
Sn.ux City last Saturday.
Iluriiisk ilems in hloan, Io, Btur:
Miss Fiances tiliHUiliauub, teacher ol
ilie Ueiilali silnii I, uoitli of town, vis
i'sil or iuuduy with ber purouts in
Bionx Cl'y.
Real Estate Transfers.
OO Beennan and wife to Kred Beer
maiiii. mY wVi aud part of se ue!
seotlon ihas-s, a
I Henry J Ostrum anil wire to s.u i
Kearney. n;4 sw4 anu wx-r -
tldii !W--N, and lots 1 and I In section
W-sit-s. ad
(Jhas M Ostrum and wife to Kd T Kear
ney, same description, wu
Nellie TarkertoH V Wick ham, lot 8 In
blK!k 43, UOVinaion, qe.u
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mated that only one-hiilf of them wei e I Quiuted at 11 the old folks.
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tnkin-out. The balunie will ho klll"U
hv the first freezing wcalher. Mr.
U'ltrlen broiiKht his ear with him und
In it hail 600 crapples and 2,(li() rm-K
tin hh, w.ileli wero put in t'ryntul luke.
Ntimeraus plunls of crajiples . have
heen made In tho lake In the inst, but
this Is the first consignment oi rock
bans. It will prohubly be two yeers
tffora the rock bass will be large
enough lo strike. " Mr. O'Brien alao
brought with him between ,000 and
4,000 Great Wentern bullfrog tadpoles,
which were planted at Crystal. The
(ireat Western Is lhe largest bullfrog
known and his legs are us largo as
those of a spring chicken. It requires
two years for him to get his legs and
but when he gets them he "goes
one." .
Pender Republic: Chaa Vost of
limner was iu Pender last Hatnrda.t
ooki- ft sib r a me ImHieena maiters.
Mr Voss is ftli r to W E Voss who
hes the Weborg school south uf
town.
Haiiupfon News: Oo Monday Toy
UoOrecor and OlHnd baird took pi a
sessi io of the Searing grooery busii es
and aill continue i in the asm I'Ujl I
g. lioth yonng oieu have had laige
eineliei.O" in this busiuess, as Mr Mo
Oregor baa woikad for Bsariog'or
Coughs of
Children
P.sneclallv nieht coughs. Na
ture needs a little help to quiet
ihe Irritation, control the in
flammation, check the proeress
of the disease. Our advice is
Plve ths children Avers
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor if this is his advice also.
He knows best. Do as he says.
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