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Dakota County Herald
Official Paper of the County
tOBW H. ISAM, POBM8EX8.
Babseriptlon Trice. $1.00 Ter Year.
Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
S Kito r : m w.i no
Lyons Mirror: Robert Uyniill visit
ed bis home at Homer this week.
1'onea Loader: Mrs i H I'oraeroy
ant children are spending the nek at
Homer visiting her sister, Mrs .T M
King.
Newcastle Times : Father Lurke, of
Emorsou, and Father McCarthy, of
Jkukn'in, ppent Monday night here
with Father O'TooIe.
Wjnot Tribune: Mr and Mrs II
A McCormiek received word ou Turn
day of the arrival of h fine baby boy at
the home ot their son lUlph in Liv
ington, Montana, on the 29th, At last
accounts Grandpa uud Grandma Mc
Corinick are doing well, notnitlibtaiid
ing their "advauoed" age as a result of
the news from the wc-Bt.
Tender Republic: Judge II E Evans
was down from Dakota City Tuesday
on legal bufiiueKB. ...WE Vops, teach
er in the Weborg school, is spending
his vacation with home folks at llomer.
. . . .Chas IledgeH, the new operator at
the depot, comes from Wakefield, lie
Las a family who will join him in Pen
der bood. While in Wakefield last
Sunday we heard Mr Hedges und fam
ily spoken of in tho very hiphettt terms
We wclcoico him to Pender.
Pender Times: Mr and Mrs S G
Graves were down from Nacora Wed
nesday ... .Miss llarty went to Jack
eon, Friday, and Miss llougb to Sionx
(Jitr, Saturday . . . .Attorney E J Smith
of llomer and J F Myers of Sioux City
were in town yestr.lay . . . .Prof Jen
nings of Saline county, an applicant
for a position '.u the Pender schools
was in town yesterday ... .Mrs Leon
R rnrn and Mrs Farnam and Misses
Ooldie Fancier, Nettie Raker and Glen
MrHirron went to Thurston Sunday,
where the quarterly meeting ot the M
E ehnrch of this section was held.
Rev E E Carter, officiating.
Emerson Enterprise: Miss Bess Rob
ertson spent the week's vacation with
her parents at Dakota City John
and Charles Rockwell and families
are spending a few days with relatives
t Homer... .Miss Ida Davis was in
Dakota City the past week where sh
ad joyed a visit with relatives .... Mrs J
McBride and daughter, Mrs Minnie
Keefe of Jackson are visiting with Mrs
Wm Dougherty.... Mrs Uert McEu
taffer returned from Boone, Iowa,
Tnesday whore she has been visiting
with her parents Mr and Mrs Gus Wald-
rnsa.-..w is ivans bas moved up
from Hubbard and will acoupy (he
Paul Lier house. Mr Evans is an old
resident of Emcrtou and will not be a
atranger here. . . .Ashley Londrosh, of
Dakota City, was in town Wednesday
looting after his real estate hero and
visiting with O F Waggoner and fami
Winuobago Chieftain. Mrs Harry
Stands like a S
Turns Canto, Horses, HogsIs Practically Indestructlbls
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ArJilERiCMl FEK3G!E
Buy your new fence for years to come; Get the big, heavy wires, the
hinge joint, the good galvanizing, the exactly proportioned quality of steel
that is not too bard nor too soft. f .
We can show you this fence in our stock and explain its merits and
superiority, not only ia the roll but in the field. Come and see us and get
our prices.
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard
GEO. TIMLIN, Mrinawr,
PAUL PIZEY,
Dakota Cm. Nit. j F ntifVVC
Bonded : Abstracter
Is
Abstracts of Title
A $10,000 Surety Rood
Guarantees the acouracy of every
Abstract I make
Patronize Home Industry
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Wxx LORENZ.
Proprietor of
City Meat Market
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent
i'or Seymour's White Laundry. Basket goes on
' Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY
jr.v. c cc vie v: -MMjm
Lt't:
f Dakota City, came
esdav, for a few days
visit with Mrs J W Nunn....J G
Olimit of South Sionx City, visited his
brothers, O E and F E, between trains
last Wednesday. . . .Misses Margie and
Mary Nunn, arrived last Friday from
Bellcvtin, to spend a ten days' vaca
tion with the home folk, at the Agency.
... - Minses Blanche and Bessie Robert
son of Dakota City, cime to Winnebago
Wednesday to visit tho Misses Nie
buhr. . . .O 8 Lake and family, and
Leonard Harris and his family, were
guests at the homo of Mr and T T Har
ris ou Sunday afternoon . . . .When the
Dakota County Record runs against
King Bancroft, tho Homer Boy, ho
will have to stay down here at ' Winne
bago a ppell and take in the situation
of things. .. .Contractor Ashley Lon
drosh and his two helpers, Richard
Alexander and J Robiuson who have
bien in South Sioux City for about five
weeks, finishing Mrs Shane's house,
returned on Monday, end will finish II
Niobnhr's now house here.
Sionx City Tribune, 2nd: When C
W Schwartz, proprietor of a saloon at
Nacora, Nebraska, returned home from
Sionx City yefltprday after being; ab
sent all day, ho found that hi bride of
one month had fled taking with her all
of Iih rendy cash, which amounted to
$311. No parting word was left by
tho bride; no intimation was made to
Schwartz's relatives that she was going,
and when tho truth dawned upon the
husband he was grief-stricken. Valk-
ng to Hubbard, Schwartz secured a
livery rig and drove to Sioux City,
reaching here at l'l:'M this morning,
and located his wife in a rooming
hourte at 709 Fourth, street, but she re
fused him admittance and wonld not
talL to him. All night long the din
trended husband stood guard on the op
posite side of tho street, r.ud when shn
attempted to enter a hack about 7 :IJ0
o'clock this rooming he rushed across
to her and begged her to return with
I. im to Nacora, but without so much
as Bpcakinir to bim. she jumped into
the vehicle and ordered the driver to
hurry. Running as fast as a he could,
Schwartz followed the carriage for
several blocks and thou gave up the
ohase in dispair. Covered with mud
from his long drive and haggard in
appearance from grief and lots of sleep,
Schwartz went to police headquarters
and related bis story to Judge Sam
Page who issued a warrant for the ar
rest of Mrs Schwartz, charging her
with grand larceny. Dotectivo Curtis
was detailod oo the case, and, accom
panied by Schwartz, went out to look
for the runaway bride. "I don't care
for the money," declared Schwartz,
"It's the woman I want, I can't under
stand why she ran away. She did not
like it because I was in the saloon
business, and I promised her I wonld
sell out and wonld have been out of
the business by May 1st when we were
coming to Sioux City atd start a
hotel " Mrs Schwartz was Miss Bes
sie Stuart, of Council Bluffs, and was
married to Sonwartz in that oity on
Feb, 27 of this year. She formerly
resided iu Sioux City. "Not a cross
word had passed between us since we
had been mairicd," paid Schwartz.
When I left home yesterday she
seemed unusually happy because I had
found a purchaser for my saloon and
would be out of tho business in another
month. I had $311 in the cash register,
and this I gave to her to keep until I
returned. She asked me not to stay
in Sioux City very long and I Lurried
tone IVall
Nebraska
ALFRED PIZEYJ
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co;
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. DINERS
buy your m iats of
. NEBRASKA
x cm wrta mc &c Ji
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back as soon as my bnsiness had been
transacted, only to find that she had
left me, without cause, apparently.
My father' told me that soon aftor I
left homo my wife packed her belong
ings, had one of my men carry her
baggugo to the depot and that was the
latt seen of her there." Schwartz de
clared that he would not prosecute her.
All he seemed to wish for was that she
would return to him.
V, .HQH WM rtOW 0WM HOMI W sX3Mt WXFA
I CORRESPONDENCE f
HUBBARD.
Mrs 0 Thomson visited in Homer a
few days last week.
D L Leap, of Nacora, has moved
onto the old Uallnghor farm south of
town, now owned by a Sioux City
party. Now buildings are being
erected and the place greatly improved,
Machine oil, harness oil, separator
oil and axle grease, at Carl Anderson's
John l lioekwoll, of South Sioux
Cily, pp. nt a few days this week at the
U L Itockwcll home.
There will now be Sunday school
services regularly every Sunduy by the
Methodists
Mrs Tom Heffernan has been eniov
iug a visit from her aunt the past week
Joe Leedom and Frod Shumaker
have reoted the old drugstore building
and will put in an up-to-date harness
shop. Cuas Pounds, who vacated the
building has moved into the Mullally
renideuce.
Drugs, druggists sundries, statione
ry, paints aud oils, at D C Heffernan a.
John Howard shipped two cars of
stock Tuesday morning.
Henry Thornton is not getting along
as wed as his friends would line lo see.
Johanna Mundv is suffering with' an
attack of neuralgia.
Several families came over fn.-m
Goodwin Saturday to do some trading
at the Carl Anderson titore.
Easter millinery. J Mundy, Willi
nor.
Nels Hansen was in Sioux City to
see Lis son, Myers, who is at the hos
pital.
Mr O'Connor, who was here visiting
his daughter Mary O'Connor, leturncd
to his home in Iowa last weok.-
P Federson aud family, of Salix,
Iowa, came over Saturday for a vint
witn friends in this vicinity.
Another dance was held at the Wil
sey home Saturday evening.
li you wane good on to burn in
your incubator, get the National Light
oil, at Carl Andersons.
L Mogenson, Nels Hansen and John
Johnson shipped a car of hogs last
Saturday,
Mrs Deroin and daughter, Fearl,
W6nt to the city Monday morning .
r red Jiarteis snipped shipped a car
of sheep Monday.
Creolene Dip for your stock will get
the lice. Carl Anderson sells ft.
Carpenters have begun work on the
new dwelling of Qeorgo Johnson.
Richard Hawk and wife have moved
to Norfolk and will make that place
their home.
Pearl Murphy came up from Homer
last Thursday and visited her sister.
Loraino.
Good aprioots, 15o per can, or two
for 20c, at Carl Anderson's.
Mrs Dineen was here from Sioux
City and visited at the Joe Hagun
home one day last week.
A telephone meeting was held here
Wednesday evening.
Loraine Murphy visited over Sunday
ut her home at Homer.
We still handle the Nebraska Seed
company's seed The kind that gave
auoh good satisfaction last year. Carl
Anderson's.
Mr aud Mrs Heeney were among the
Moux Uity passenger Tuesday.
Georgo Johnson is busy hauling
building material these days.
iiamea meiaen was a passenger up
T T t
irom uakota uuy Wednesday morU'
iug.
If you want a good rain coat, we can
tit you out, in style and price. Carl
Anderson.
Jaa Nelson came down Friday with
a load of hay for his brother nans.
wuo has just finished a new barn.
A 13-lb baby girl arrived at the Nels
Anderson home last Wednesday.
Hans Nelson and wife visited Sun
day at tho Chas Dodge homo.
You need rubber boots now, .aud we
have them in all sizes. Call A jdereon,
W 11 Evans aud family, who moved
ku oiuiu viiy irom uere receuiiv, ore
now living at Emerson.
Meyers Hansen was taken back to
the hospital last week.
C Smith and wife visited over Sun
day with friends in Sioux City.
Mrs Maloney was a city passenger
Friday.
The following program has been
prepared for the dedication services of
the Trinity Lutheran church at Hub
bard, Neb., on Sunday, April 18th:
U. in. m'lUciitloii ((mmoiiy by the niln
Istors pnH.'iil K.'V. l-mUlrn. J. D., Kev.
W. S. niH'i-holtzi'r, Unv. ShiioMMi'ii, Kv.
Kiihn nmt Kov. NuHiutum.
llymii I'oiih- Thou AlinlKlity King.
Ncrliiture KchiIIiik.
Choir.
IX'illi'nlloii Aiitlronn Hot. l.luld. ii, I. n
of I.llU'ollt.
Nolo W. V. Mlki'M'll, of IVini'H.
AiliIrcHH ltcv. oliorholUfi', lkot 'lty.
A.linn-llmiUhl Hi-v. SIiiioiimiii, Kioux
t'lty.
Ilymii-I'rninv iol From Whom All
HlritxIIlK" Flow.
'olU'fllon.
Ili'lll'illl'lUill,
U';Xi I'lcnlc dinner 111 1 hi' W(xxlimii lull,
roint una In iiiK your I.iiiu-Iich. HoilVp will
1 M'rvi'd.
i v. in. Hymn How Finn 11 Founilntlon.
AiliiivNs lli'v. llnU-r, Mloux I'lly .
choir.
Adilivss Rev. Hlmoiix!!, Sioux city,
nolo W.F. Mlki-M-ll. I'on.-ii.
Cloln Acltli. . I .ii.l ,tt n . . 1 1,
ColU'i'lion.
Hymn.
Ilt'iiiilli'tlon,
JACKSON.
J V Ryau had two louds of fat cat
ou the market last Friday.
James Flynu transacted business at
Dakota City last Friday afternoon.
George Mougar and wife, of Vista,
spent Sunday with Mrs Mongars par
ents, P Gill aud wife.
James Boyle and wife und Mrs J W
Maun and baby of Waterbury spent
Sunday with relatives.
Edward T Kearney jr is the name
tlmt will go down in history, for the
the little son that arrived at the Lome
of Mr and Mrs E T Kearney last week. '
All doing nicely.
Mrs Chris Jensen, of Vista, returned
home Saturday from St Joseph's Hos
pital, recovering from an operation.
She is getting along nicely.
Tom Sullivan delivered 3000 bushels
f corn to the elevator this week, the
price received was 65 cents.
Mabel Clapp, of Homer was a guest
in the A Uemary home from Wednes
day until Sunday.
Mrs J A Hall visited at the Mary E
Broyhill home in Dakota City Sunday,
Mrs W C Mixer who underwent an
operation at St Josephs hospital last
Saturday is getting along nicely.
Henry Nugent left last Friday
for Avon, S D, to work in a blacksmith
shop.
Election passed of quietly hero Tues
day the day being bo disagreable only
a light vote was cast. The wet or
dry proposition was the issue. The
wets were victorious.
Mamie Dillou who teaches iu tho
Kioux City schools, is spending the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr
and Mrs M J Dillon.
Minnie Keefe was absent from school
several days last week oa account of
the mumps.
Gertrude Scollard who was very ill
with the quinsy the past week is get
ting along nicely. Drs Uoost and
Leahy Saturday evening performed an
operation on her throat.
Miss Margaret O'Keefe, of Sionx
City spent Sunday with Mary Ryan.
Dr Loahy attended the funeral of Dr
Jolly, at Dixon, Nebr, last Suuday,
driving by team the round trip which
was 80 miles he made in one day.
Rev Fr McCarthy wont to Omaha
Monday on a business vieit.
Dan Dnggan, of Goodwin, attended
church here Sunday enroute to Sionx
City to spend the day with his parents.
The schools closed here Wednesday
for the Eneter vacation, most all the
students at the academy have gone
homo to spend Eae tor. School will re
open again next Tuesday.
Holy week services will be held in
the Catholic church here Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, u
m. On Eanter Sunday there will b
two masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a m the
last one will be a Solemn High Mass
with special music, etc.
HOMER.
Miss Mamie Clapp is quite sick.
Mrs Dan Pnrdy is on the sick list.
Dr Nina Smith ia very sick.
Chas Jordan is on the sick liht.
Mabel Clapp returned Sunday from
a visit at Jackson.
Uairy Brown, the horseman of
Dakota precinct, was transacting busi
ness in Homer one day last week.
Ed Easton was down in these parts
lBt week in company with Ei Ray
mond. Ed Raymond, of Wayne, Nebr, erst
while druggist of Homer, was in town
last Thursday, circulating a petition
in the interest of the Wayne Normal
school. Everybody approached put Lis
or her name on the instrument.
John Rookwell an extra engineer on
the Omaha and wife, returned to their
home at Emerson, on Friday.
M iss Nell CombB is on the sick lint
with gripp this week and Miss Hazel
Davidson is teaching her room iu the
schools.
May Altemus is making her sister,
Mrs Audrey Allaway, a two weeks'
visit.
Mr and Mrs Belknap, of Creston,
arrived Friday remaining till Monday.
Walt Smith and brother, Glenn,
were Sioux City shoppers Monday.
Tom Clapp sr, was a Homer visitor
from Sioux City Monday .
Mrs Audrey Allaway went to Omuha
Monday as a delegate for the Yeoman
lodge.
The Burlington cafe has moved from
tlie corner into the Galigher building.
the room fo-merly occupied by the
llomer Drug Co.
The Homer School board District
No 31 voted at their last meeting, 4
to 1 not to increase the grades, leaving
the same at ten grades. This we
think was a mistake and not for the
best interest of the Hchool. The mat
ter may bo later reconsidered and two
new grades added.
L a Aiarsual w V Warner was
transacting oflicis.1 business iu Homer,
Wednesday .
Sheriff Rookwell was a Hocer visi
tor Wednesday.
Charles Holsworth and Marenius Fo-
dersen shipped a tine car of cattle
Wednesday to the "Sioux City market.
Mr ance, the Oliver typewriter
man, was doing business iu Homer
Wednesday.
Farmers are very much hindered in
their spring seeding, throughout the
oonntyon account of the winter-like
weather.
The village election passed off very
wet the dry s got licked better than
two to one. The new numbers are Dr
Stidworthy, Schuett, and Rymil.
Wednesday, April 7, John Welker
and wife wore marriod 45 years, and
some of their relatives and friends took
it upon themselves to surprise them,
Jeff Rookwell and wife, of Dakota
City, R D Rockwell and wife, from
Hubbard, Henry Loomis aud wife of
this place, Gene Loomis and wile aud
Frank Barney and wife were the invit
ed guests. Henry Loomis aud wife
were marred 52 years the same dav
add they all surely made a day of it
with their double celebration.
NACORA.
Lucy Anderson visited with rela
tives in Emerson Suuday.
Johu Tramper sr, was doing busi
ness in Sioux City last Thutsday.
Marie Kelleher, and Mae and Nellie
Heeney visited with Mrs Nick Suher
at Emerson last Thursday.
John Voss made his usuul trip to
Emersou last Sunday.
John Johnson made a trip to Sioux
City Saturday.
A son was boru to Peter Romefeldt
and wife Monday.
James Gartiuer arrived here from
Fort Worth, Texas, last Thursday to
vinit a few days at the HecLey home.
Clara Blume returned to her school
duties at Dakota City Suuday after
DUROC JERSEY BRED SOW SALE
at farm one-Half mile noriH of Homer, N cb
Saturday, April 17, 1909
Commencing at 1:15 p m, consisting of
FORTY BRED SOWS, sired by the great show and breeding boir,
Missouri Goid Finch, and other boar? of note
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and bred to Missouri Gold Finch, Springdale Critic, and the great young boar, Sunay Jim.
I am putting in this sale some of the choicest sows of the breed and the best of the
Springdale herd.
T. C. Callahan. Auctioneer. GEO. C. BLrESSIRIG
spending a few days at her home near
here .
Mary Hartnett, of Hubbard, visited
friends near here Sunday.
Tom Wyact has moved into the
house vacated by Chas Peterson and is
now manager of the Holmquist ele
vator. First publication April 2 4w
PROBATE NOTICE TO CHEDITOH9 .
Ill tho county court of Dakota county
NelrnkB.
In the matter of the estate of Genrse
Larue HoiiIh, di'iM-nsi'd.
Notice l iHMvny elven. that the creditors
of the Nald li'eensed will meet the execu
trix of Hiild estate, Ix fore mo, county Judiiu
of Dakota county, Nebraska, at t h county
court room In Nald county, on the 21th day
of July, IMS), on the liiitli day of Aumist, I now,
and on the :!7tli day of SeptemlHT, lli, ot
in o ciim'K a. in. encii (lay lor the purpose or
presentliitf their fliilins for examination,
adjustment nud nllowance. Six months
are allowed for creditors to present their
claims, from the tf'.tli day of March, IV St.
This notice will lie published In the Dako
ta County Herald for four weeks successive
ly prior to the 21th day of July, Uni.
Witness my hand, and seal of salt! court,
this !th day of March, A. 1). IWHi.
D. C Htinson.
hkai County Judge.
First publication Mar SO Iw
NOTICE.
James Wler. Maraaret Wler, Ijiwrence
Wler. John Sullivan, Kllen (ianulil. ICiiKene
(lauahl, John Wler, Mary Mct'nifrey, l,aw
rence Mcl'allrey, Kose McCaffrey, Keriiurct
McCatTrey, and Dawrence Wler, KUitrdiaii of
Mary Mct'atirey, Kose Mcualrrey and K
nard McCalTrey. defendants:
You and each of you will take notice that
on the llHh day of March, A. !., 1U0W, Ter-
rence Wler, plalntltT herein. Illed his peti
tion in the district court of Dakota county,
state of Nebraska, imalnst (ieortfe Holmes,
administrator of the estate of Lawrence
Wler, deceased, James J. Wler. Maixaret
ler. Lawrence Weir, John Sullivan. Lucy
Glenn, Joseph Glenn, Kllen Ganahl. KiiKdie
Gunalil. John Wler, Mary McCimrey. 1 .11
die McCalTrey, Lawrence McCalTrey, Kose
McCalTrey, Hernard McCalTrey, Lawrence
Wler, auardlaii of Mary McCaffrey, Kose
McCaffrey and Bernard McCalTrey. Fjiw
rence Sullivan nud Mary Sullivan, defend
ants, the object and prayer of w hich are to
remove the cloud cast upon his title to the
following described real estate: The south
east quarter of section twenty-six (2111.
township twonty-seven i'-Ti north, of riiuifi'
sl (n) east, of sixth till I. M. In Dakota
county. Nebraska, and to (inlet and confirm
the title thereto lu plalntltT for the term of
his nut it tul life and that the defendants
may be enjoined from interferlnif with the
plaintiff's enjoyment thereof and forneu-
eni re if.
You are icouli'cd to answer said petition
on or liefore t lie :ird (lay or May, A. i. nu
Dated the 2?nd day of March, A. D l'.M.
'J'KKKKNCK WlKK,
Kirst ptibllcotion April i ;iw
Order of Hearing on Petition for Ap
pointment of Administrator.
In the county court of Dakota county, Ne
brnska.
State of Nebraska, Dakota county : ss.
To Maria Illume, Kied Illume, Kllalx th
Wilklns, Guslav A. Isenbur, Minnie Lues
Inbrlnk, llattle Mason, Kaunle 1'olly and
Kred Kipper, and to all persons Interested
In the cslnleof Kolv rt Hliime, deceused.
(Ill reodlUK the etltioii of Kred Illume
praying that the administration of said es
tate he granted to t'red Illume as adminis
trator. It Is hereby ordered that you, and all per
sons Interested In said matter, may, and do,
appear a, the county court to lie held 111 ami
for said county, on the SUll day of April,
A. D. luoii, at luo'clock a. m.. to show cause,
If any there U", w hy the prayer of the pe
tloucr should not be granted, and that notice
of the pendency of said petition and that
the healing thereof lie given to all persons
Interested III said matter by publishing a
copy of this Order 111 the Dakota County
Herald, a weekly newspaper printed In said
county, for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
Witness my hund, and seal of said court,
this lad day of April, A. D. llU.
D. C. Stinson,
kai.1 Comity Judge.
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: Specials on Horse Blankets and Lap Robes
Strong, Square Wool Blankets $ 1.40
Large, Strong, .Square Blankets 1.75
Brown Duck-Lined Storm Blankets 1.70
Heavy Plaid Duck-Lined Blankets 2.00
Hevy, Plain Plush Lap Robes ' 2.75
Heavy, Fancy Plush Lap Robes 4.50
Very Fine Black Fur Robes, Large 8.75
Very Fine Black Fur Robes, Extra Large.. 10. 50
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