Dakota County Herald
Official Paper of the County
tOSS H. Wilt, rCBLIBEZB.
Unbacription Trice, $1.00 Ter Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Permission ha been granted for tbe
ransmission of this paper through tbe
maiii as aecond-claos matter.
Telephone No. 43.
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Towdor Creek itcma in Newcastle
Times; Boss Tolly from Dakota City
arrived in Ponca Saturday noon. lie
is now visitiDg in this vicinity.
Salix items in Sloan, Iowa, Stir:
Russell Liukswiler, of Winnebago,
Neb, visited Sunday with bis sisters
at tho borne of their aunt, Mrs Cone.
Ponca Journal : Melvin Harden went
to Sionz Hity last Friday noon to be at
tbe bedside of bis father, who died
about 8 o'clock that evening. Mrs
Harden and daughter Lncile, went
down Saturday to attend the funeral.
Thurston item in Pender Republic:
C J O'Connor was over from Homer
last Monday.... Mr and Mrs Jos.
Nash were Pender callers Wednesday.
... .Frank Thompson was scalier at
Emerson and Hubbard last Sunday.
. . . .Mrs Pearey and daughter, Mrs Irve
Clinkenbeard, were Pender callers last
Saturday.
Pender Times: Frank Lampoon was
over from Walthill Tuesday .... W W
Pounds and son, Claude, were in Oma
ha Monday.... Miss Lou Hirsch visit
ed in Omaha tbe first of the week ....
Judge Oraves has been holding court
in Dakota City this week . . . . Mrs J L
Phillips was down from South Sioux
City yesterday.
Hartington News: Mae Oarvey re
turned to her home in Sioux City Mon
day after a short visit here with her
uncles, C P and J J Oarvey....ZM
Baird went south the first of the week
to buy some fancy Poland Chinas at a
big sale for Dr Biller's stock farm
On the way back be will spend some
time at Excelsior Springs.
Sioux City Journal, 24 : John Shea,
wbo recently returned from Knoxville,
where he bad been confined ia tbe
home for inebriates, again fell from
grace on Sunday afternoon and, as
result of his attack on John Barley
corn, Patrolman Sawyer arrested him.
Shea bad atlirxd hiniBolf in an old
police helmet and insisted that he be
not haudled roughly.
Tjyous Mirror) Mrs M M Warnr
was in Omaha Tuesday ... .It was just
C2 years ago Monday since we landed
upon thd fertile soil of Nebraska in
Dakota County, May 17, 1857. ...Mrs
'O V York of Carroll, Iowa, is here on a
visit with her sister, Mrs David Ever
ett. Her Husband end the Mirror
editor use to go swimming together
.more than 40 years ago.
Ponca Leader: A number of young
; people attended tbe dance given in
Jackson Friday evening.... Miss Etta
Bauer came home from Dakota City
IFridny to spend over Sunday at home.
....The Dakota City baseball club
have raised $85 by voluntary subscrip
tion and the boys promise to show some
of the neighboring clubs how tbe na
tional game should be played.
"Sloan, Iowa, Star: South City ia up
in arms over a proposal to eMabliah a
second Covington there. A little vice
in a large ?ity is not particularly no
ticeable, but when the accumulated
vioe of a town like Simix City is dump
ed bodily into a oountry village of a
few hundred inhabitants the entire
community is contaminated. South
Sioux City does well to kick and kick
bard.
Emerson Enterprise! J L Davis was
in Homer on business Monday.... W Y
McLaughlin visited Sunday with Edi
tor and Mrs Kroeson at South Sioux
City.... Mr and Mrs Arthur Popo, Mrs
J A Ireland and JUiss Minnie were
Sioux Citv visitors Thursday ... .Mrs
Gene Nordyke and children of Sioux
City sre spending a couple of days at
the home of Mrs ebb Kellogg .... Mr
and Mrs Burt MoEntaffer were in Da
kota City Sunday the guosU of Mrs
McEntaffer's brother, Ed Waldman.
Omaha World-Herald: United
States Marshal Warner bad a number
of callers Monday. They voiced their
surprise and congratulations, over the
announcement tnat lie bad entered tbe
frnbernatorial raoe. The marshal bad
little to ssy about bis candidacy neith
cr affirming or denying it. He said it
was more fan distributing the patron
age than being a candidate, and be
bad an offloe to band to every comer.
Up to noon be bad banded out 200 jobs
as colonels on bis staff, bis only care
being to exact a promise from the ap
nointee that be woutd not resign,
Some of them rssured him that be
would have more cause to lesign on
thttir account than they would have on
acoount of him. (
Newcastle Times: Last Tuesday
afternoon Rev Taylor tovk a traveling
i roan to Hubbard iu bis auto, Osmer
Butler also accompanied them for the
ride, they reached their destination all
iiiit itnd they started for heme aguiu
a Lid as ttiey tieared Jackson they were
crging along at a twenty mile an
our gait when something happened,
the machine was stopped as soon as
pobMihle, tbo men aoratnbled out at
double quick, and the auto was soon
enveloped in flames, burning the ma
chine to the ground the men could do
nothing to extinguish the Humes. It
developed that the oonuectiug rod
gavo way and the main craok shaft
j. i ked the piston out of the cylinder
bin! threw it up through the cr auk case
and broke a gasoline pipe off right
over the top of the crank case and the
Choline flowed Lack in the cylinder
onto alive spark. The loss represents
about (300.00, no insurance.
Walthill Times: Bert Rossitor is
borne resting up after being in Dakota
City where court is in session this
week.... Miss Mabel Miles of Dakota
City was in town the first of the eek,
visiting friends. .Rev J L Phillips,
of South Sioux City, will deliver Iho
commencmont day address to the
Homer graduating class, Friday even
ing, May 28. Mr Phillips will also
preach their baccalaureate sermon ....
Mr Ray Marral, of Stanton, Neb, and
Miss Edna Trask, of Homer, were
united in marriage at Dakota City last
Saturday and returned here Sunday,
Mr Marral is a carpenter who name
here from StnDton a short time ago
and was boarding at the Central hotel
when he met Miss Trask, who was
doing dining room work at that place
and they at once got thatdosense call
ed love and both oame to the conclu
sion at once that marriage was the only
cure, so set the time for Saturday when
the khot was tied They are at pres
ent boarding at the Central hotel but
are planning on building a residence
here and going to housekeeping in the
near future.
Winnebaga Chieftain : JE McKtn
ley was down from Homer yesterday
afternoon.... George Ashford passed
through here ytterday on bis way to
Fremont.... Mabel Niebuhr was in
Dakota City. Tuesday evening and
Wednesday. ...Mrs Louis Herman was
in Dakota City on Thursday and Fri
day of Inst week, at the borne of her
brother, Ashley Londrosh... .Miss
Helen Queen of Thnrtou was the guest
of Mrs Louis Armell on Tuesday, and
from here went to Honler to see her
sister, MrsJE McKinley .... Myrtle
Bates, Dora Eee, Arvilla Reeves and
Merl Brassfleld were the Winnebago
representatives at the Homer Wood
men dance, on Tuesday evening.!..
Frank Mansfield has resigned bis iiosi
tion with bis brother, M S, and is at
borne in Homer for a short visit, b: fore
going to Kansas City, where he will
ac.ept a situation. Frank has won
many friends here, who will regret to
learn of his departure . . . -The Y inne
bi(0 Juniors played the Homer Cana
ries on the diamond of the latter last
Saturday, resuting in a score of 10 to
11 in favor of the Homer boys. But
that is only a loss by the "skin of the
teeth. A lntle more practice and the
Juniors will show the Yellow Jackets
that they will have to be up end com
mg to do it again,... Mary Herman
and Oertie Buckland attended the
party given by Mrs Julius Pitts last
Friday evening in Homer as a farewell
to Mifs Grace Harvey, who took her
departure to Danbury, Iowa, on Tues
day evening. Miss Harvey has been a
very successful teacher of tun interme
diate room of the Homer schools, and
baa been active in the social functions
of that place. Her sister, Mrs L B
Clements, and little ion, left on the
same train for their new. Mianeaota
home. The latter bus held the presi
dency of the Homer Woman's Club,
and also the Dorcas society of the M
E church, and has been very active iu
both of these oflices. MrClement ban
a position us traveling salesman. He
has been for years bead clerk in the
Farmors' Exchange.
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HUBBARD.
Tref Deroin was a business caller at
Jackson Wednesday.
Joe Hagen and daughter Maryland
Mrs Mike Greeu were passer gers to
Sioux City Thursday.
Rubber boots at Carl Anderson's.
Look out for noma Juue weddings
tbat are booked for tbe near future.
Mrs John Provancha, who fell snd
fractured her arm, is not getting along
very well.
Mia J P Rockwell visited at the
Ernest Goertz home the first of the
week.
11 Reuze waa a business visitor at
Emerson Wednesday.
You need a slicker or rain coat for
this showt-rr weather, aud Carl Ander
son can fit you out.
J P Rockwell camo up from the
county seat Monday on business.
A number of farmers in this vicinity
are plowing up their oat fields aud
planting them to oorn. The lengthy
cold spell having killed the seed genu
the oats are barely half a stand.
C Pounds and family arrived bore
last Saturday at-d are again residents
of our town.
Peter Anderson, from near Good
win, spent Tuesday here.
We have a splendid new stock of
pants, both for Sunday and everyday
wear. Carl Anderson.
B B Gribble and D 0 Heffernan at
tended court in Dakota City this week.
Jas Barry of Jackson was a business
visitor here Friday,
Dr Leahy was on our streets Satur
day .
Eugene Nordyke was a visitor here
Mondsy.
Our new stock of gloves is here, and
we can ahow you everything in dress
and work gloves. Carl Anderson.
liana Larson weut to Sioux City
Tuesday morning.
Joe Leedom, our village marshal,
went to Liuooln Tuesday to assist the
sheriffs force in taking a ooupla of
prisoners to the penitentiary.
Ha 'jtrauam was a city passenger
Tuesday.
Trioity Lutheran church, Sunday
school every Sunday at 2 pin. Next
Suaday, May 30th, Pentecost Sunday,
service at o pm. All cordially mvitud
Rev E Yon Nusbuum
Clara Reiss was the lucky girl to
receivo the silver set given by the
medi"iue show here lust Week to the
most popular young lady.
The team wnicu ran away witu nir
Larson and family was srdd to partios
in Homer this week, consideration f 2 )5
Johu R Clayton shipped the finest
bunch of cattle to Omaha Tuesday
evening that has come into Hubbard
this year.
Those who went to Sionx City from
here Saturday were Herman Rouite,
Joseph Christecsen, Mrs Sam Knox.
Mary Beacoin, Mrs Mullen. Painter
Garret, Win Reninger and Miss King.
D C Hoffernaa was in Sioux Ci'.r
and Dakota City on business several
days the pact week.
Our new line of wash goods is beie
and we can ahow you all the latest
styles and colorings. Carl Anderson.
Carl Frederickson went to the city
last Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Henry Cain, Ed nartnett, Barber
Tagne and ball player Smith all at
tended the ball game at Wakefield.
J N Miller went to Lakeview, Iowa,
Thursday morning, with the hope that
his wife would be able to return borne
with him. Mrs Miller has been a suf
ferer for a long time.
Bring us your butter, eggs snd all
farm produce, and get. the highest
price going. Catl Anderson.
Mrs Geo Timlin and baby went out
to the Mike Green home Saturday to
spend tbo week.
Mrs Bert Cobleigh returned Sunday
morning from a week's visit at Phillips,
Nebr.
John Green was in Sioux City last
Thursday.
We carry everything in the line of
groceries, and at prices that stand all
competition. Carl Anderson.
B B Gribble and children celebrated
ascension day by going fishing.
Miss Murphy spent Satar jay in Da
kota City.
Miss Atle Smith and Miss Mogen
sen osme down from Ponca Saturday
to attend the basket ball given by the
Danish Brotherhood.
The schools close here on Wednes
day, June 2nd, followed by a program
and basket social in the school hall iu
the evening.
The Hubbard Giarta will play tbo
Sweeney a Cubs, formerly the Sioux
City Greys, at this place ou Sunday.
J J Killackey of Bloomfield, for
merly a merchant of this place, passed
through here Wednesday on his way
to Sioux City. He has accepted a po
sition as manager of a lumber yard at
Walthill.
Ed nartnett, was a passeoger to the
city Wednesday.
Nearly everybody from here has
been in atteudunee at district court at
Dakota City this week, either as wit
ness or spectator.
Here is the line of machinery that
we carry: Mandt and Peter Schuttler
wagons two of the highest priced
wagons on the market; Heeney bug
gies and surreys, guaranteed by the
Moline Plow company; a full line of
Rook Island cultivators; Badger and
New Century riding cultivators; Mo
line cultivators; the Mandt manure
spreader, made by the Moline Plow
company, with roller bearings; stock
tanks; the Iowa gate, with 30 days
free trial on your place. We sharpen
all shovels free the first time, and
gnurantee very article we sell; we
also guarantee our price against any
dealer in the same line of goods. A
trial will convince yon.
Ronze & Green .
JACKSON.
Helen Kearney departed Saturday
for a two weeks visit with friends
in Omaha. .
Mrs Alfred Demaray left Thursdav
for Ihlen, Minn, to visit in the home of
her son Louis and family.
Frank Carpenter, of Vista, is visit
ing relatives at Mineral Point, Wis
Jessie Reed is working in die J E
Collison home at Ponca. Nebr.
Margaret Qninn, one of Dakota coun
ty s suooessful teachers, has been en
gaged to teach in the intermediate
room at Homer, Nebr.
John Sioverson of Fender, had busi
ness here several days the past week
He recently sold bis farm now occupied
by Leie Bros, to bis brother, Chris
Sieversop, of Sioux City, who will
probably take possession next year.
Rev Ferd Leohleitner departed
Wednesday morning for Blair. Nebr,
to take charge of the pastorate there
while the Reverend pastor ia away on
a European trip. The good wishes of
his many friends here go with him.
Victor McGonigal and William Tel
ler left last Friday for tbe west.
Thos J Uartnett bad a load of hogs
on tue market last Friday.
Eva Stevens enjoyed a visit from htr
sister Mae, of Omaha, the past week.
Henry Francisco bad two loads of
cattle ou the market Tuesday.
Baby Josephine Branu an is ill with
tue measles
W O Mixer ariived here Moudai
evening for a short visit with his fami
Frank Flvnn, of Hinton. Iowa, visit
ed iu the home of hi brother, James
flynn, several daye last week.
J M Johnson, auditor for the E & B
Lumber company, waa in town Tues
day.
Mra Noble League sold her bouse
hold effects here Monday, and Tuesday
she left for Dakota City to visit her
parents, John Delaney and wife, be
fore her departure for her future home
at Minneapolis.
.crin maun ia recovering from an
operation for appendicitis which be
successfully underwent last week at
St inoents hospital.
M M Uickey and wife departed for
lempe, Arizona, last Saturday.
Uonnie Uavanaugb of Allen spent
over busday at tbe Horace Dugan
borne.
Thoa Moras and wife of Wayne.
neor, visiiou over Sunday witu rela
tives here.
Frank Riloy, who was attending the
Creighton college of dentistry, arrived
bomo Saturday evening for vacation.
Jackson defeated Dakota City Sun
day in a gama of ball, score 12 to 2.
Batteries, for Jackson Marsh and lleff-
eruan.
J P McEwen and ou, Milton, visit
d over Suuday with relutivea iu Sioux
City.
airs liana Knudsou enjoyed a visit
from hor pareuta Hans Anderson and
wife of Hubbard, aeveral days laxt
week before their departure for their
old home in Deumark.
J A Hall loft Monday for bis ranch
at Dogwood, Mo, after a two weeks
visit with bis family here.
Ed T Kearney ia away on a business
trip to Spoouer, Wig, and other points.
Mra Ryder aud aon Pete left for
their borne at Lucan, Canada, Thurs
day, being called here by the death of
her sister, Mrs Mary Oormally, a few
weeks sgo. They remained here to
visit relatives. ,
SALEM
That blessed rain came again just
wben it was needed.
Miss Mabel Ponton of Dakota Ci'y
spent several days with Helen Sides
reluriog home Wednesdsy.
Miss Lena Barber and Sadie Cornell
of Ponca who were visiMng friends
and relatives hero last aroek returned
home last Saturday a m. Mr and Mrs
U Cornell accompanied them for an
over Snnday visit.
Fishing is the farmers sport these
rainy days, the larger part of the corn
planted is up (yes and also the weeds.)
B M Boals has his barn completed.
It has all of the modern improve
ments Sam Heikes bad a car of porkers on
the Sioux City market last Friday.
Mr and Mrs Addie Sides auto'ed it
to Homer Sunday, Mr aud Mrs Guy
Sides accompanied them spending the
day at the Audrey Allaway home.
B E Crouch spent Sunday with rel
atves here.
Miss Bertha Lamb of Sionx City
wts tbo Sundsy guest of her friend,
Miss Dollie Blessing.
Harry Brown returned Friday from
a land inspecting trip through the Da
kotas. Mr Brown purchased 'a farm
consisting of 170 acres and is much
taken up with the oountry.
John W Hazelgrove sold two thou
sand bushels of corn to the Akron
Milling Co, at 64 cents.
Mrs C T Westcott and two children
spent Snnday at the Haxlegrove home.
Geo Bates, Fred Beerman sr, E M
Blessing and O W Fisher shipped their
cattle and hogs to Sioux City Tues
day. School is out now, and it is me for
the cornfield.
Henry Bodenbender is home on a
Yisit from Kansas.
Sides Bros sold a thousand bushels
of corn to the distillery at South Sioux
City last Thursday, receiving CGc per
bushel.
Tim O'Connor of Homer was a busi
ness caller in Salem on Wednesday
of last week.
Milton Foreshoe sr, has been under
the doctors care the past week but is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Clay Armbrigbt did not purchase
the Frank Broyhill auto, as some of
the county papers has reported, but
Clay still is in love with the automo
biles and may purchase one in the
future.
Richard Bougous on last Friday
evening suddenly became very sick.
Three doctors working over him all
night . The doctors states that he was
poisoned from canned salmon which he
ate, We ae glad to report that he is
guining rapidly.
Hugh Graham marketed a car of
hogs and two of cattle last week.
Roy Armour was down from the
bluffs several days the past week trans
acting business with our farmers.
Sam Bridenbaugh was on the Sioux
City market Tuesday with a car of cat
tle. . '
a musical and reading eutertain
ment will be given at the Salem Evan
gelical Lutheran church on Friday
evening June 4 by Mrs Georgia Boals
Reed and Miss Elizabeth Boals under
the auspices of the Salem W H fc F M
society. Admission 15 and 25 cents.
These young people were born and
raieed in our community and a fnll
house can be assured. Remember the
date (June 4.)
NACORA.
Miss Lizzie Larsen visited in Homer
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mra Frank Heeney and daughter,
Gladys, visited with relatives here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Gns Lester entertained
friends from Sioux City last Sunday.
A number of the young people of
tkii place attended the ball game in
Wakefield last Thursdav between Uub
bard and that plane, most of them
staying for the dance in the evening.
Alice Demaray was a Sioux City vis
itor last Saturday.
Miss Laura Heeney visited in Sioux
City with relatives last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Larsen has resigned her
position iu Edwards & Bradford's
store and will leave for Omaha next
Monday evening.
Charlie Connors was doing busiuess
in Sioux City last Monday.
Miss Alvina Schwartz, was shopping
in Sioux CUT last Monday.
The Heensy school closes Friday for
tne summer vacation.
(Reoeived too late for last week.)
August Voss shipped a carload of
cattle to Sioux City last Thursday.
Laura Heeney spent several days in
uuDuard tbe latter part oi last week
J Myers of Sioux City was calling
on mends bere Thursday of last week
Lizzie Larson and Hattie Wilkina
visited in Wayne Saturday and Sunday
with Grace Wilkins, who attends the
uormal at that place.
Mae aud Rose Heener and Alice
Demaray attended the dance in Jack
son last I riday evening.
Lena Larsen, of Homer, visited with
her sisters here over Sundav.
Asuius Schwartz was doing busiuess
in Sioux Ctiy the first of the week.
Maggie Murphy visited over Suuday
at ber borne near Uomer,
George Wallway of Emerson, spent
Sunday with relatives at this place.
James Heeney shipped a oatload of
fat cattle to S ioux City last Wednes
day.
HOMER.
The town has secured the M W A
hall iu w hich to hold its meetings.
Mra Selby (nee Nettie Armour) came
over from bioux City t riday to visit
relatives and friends for a few dava.
Eva Kinuear went to the city Satur
day.
Ittttta Mell Kinkead, of Sioux City,
visited relativea bee Suuday.
Johu Ashford received bis new auto
Suuday, ard the weather man seems
to thiuk John had better stick to the
cow catcher or baggage car. However,
if -Tohn finds bis machine a success
Turn Murphy aad Tom Ashford will
each purchase one.
Troaper Armell, one of the best
mown Indians on the Winnebaso res
ervation, died at his home south of
erereoently.
Mrs John II Ream, of DuVrtts Citr
was a visitor nere Wednesday. Little
Dorotbv McBenth wrlin liml l,un via.t.
ing at Dakota City, returned with her.
Cbas Borowskv onuned tin antnnn
on Front street Tuesday, consequently
whs nas ween a very wet week in town.
l.Iruer Shook will niove into th Mra
Crocker house.
Rev J L Keil is holding minfiul
meetings in tbe Assembly church.
Gertie Buckland. of the Winnflm
Agency, visited several days here with
friends this week, and also helped in
the Free Press office a few days.
Tom Baird and wife sttendn.l tlm
Polly-Wendt wedding at Newcastle
Wednesday, and report a fine time.
Addu Sides was in town with li
new auto Sunday and took some of his
friends a ride.
The cake sale for the preacher net
ted J3, 10.
The town is full of telephone and
school house men, and they can hardly
find a a place to lay their beads.
The old frame school bouse will soon
be a thing of the past. It will be sold
at publio sale next Saturday, May 29.
It always makes us feel a little bit sad
to tee the old put aside for the new.
Ed MuDger is putting a new jiorch
on the south side of the Mrs Sarah
Smith house and screening it in.
S A Brown has told his blacksmith
shop to Dick Skid more, giving posses
sion Tuesday. It will be moved from
its present looation and Mr Brown will
use the site to enlarge bis lawn.
Fred Kipper took the evening traiu
Tuesday to attend the Polly wedding
at Newcastle.
Sundav mornincr a nurtv nf nli.rnn
started bright aud early for Big Bear
lane on a nsuing trip, u A Monroe
aud wife chaperoned the party. Just
ask "Alvey" about it if you want to
hrar a big fish story.
For Sale
Aermotor windmill and tower com
plete, with tank and tank heater, all
neaily new. Alfred Seymour, Dakota
City, Nebraska.
First Publication May 21 lw
NOTICE.
To the unknown heir of .Tnincs Htewart.
.loccnscrt Von nml each of you will tike
notice t lint on the lstli day of May, lwm,
Krnest T. Harris, Alliert J. Hitrrlx. Arthur
I,. HiirrUniui Klch.'ird O. Harris. plulntllTt,
llleil their petition In the district court of
imkotn county, Ntate of N'chmsku. mndit
the unknown lielra of Jimii's Ntcwnrt, de
censed, as defendants, the oliject and pinyer
of which are to remove the cloud from their
title to the northenst quarter of the north
cast quarter of section one (1 1, township
twvnty-seven (27) north, of rnne eluht IS)
cast of the sixth (St h I principal merldhin In
Dakota county, Nebraska, cast thereon and
occasioned by reason ofa deed iM'iirinu dnte
April 8. lwto, from Worgf H. iiratT mid
Amanda UnttT, his wife, to said James Stew-n-t,
said deed ixdiiK recorded Indeed twiok
V"M pee J127 of the deeil records of snlil
co.iniy of lmkota, purporting to convey the
north half of said section one 111. The
pliilntirr also prays for general equitable re
lief and costs of suit.
-A'ou are required to answer hnld petition
on or liefore the 1 ith day of June, IMw.
Kknkkt T. Hakhis,
Ai.hkht .1. Hakhis.
A KTlll-K I,. H AKKIM,
KlfllAHD (4. llAKHIS.
Plaint I ITs.
1 he nlxive and ioreprolriK notice to lie pul
Ilshed four weeks In a lewd newspaper print
ed, published aud of Keniii'Hl circulation In
Dakota county anil approved by me ns a
proper notice for service on the unknown
heirs of James Stewart, deceased.
4uyT. tVKAvrs.
Judire of District Court.
First publication May II Iw
PROBATE JiOTICK TO CREDITOHa.
In the county court of Dakota county,
Nebraska.
I n the uuittor of the estate of Carl Autrust
Schopke, ilecmspil.
Notice is hereby Kiven. that the creditors
of the said deceased will meet the executor
of said estate, liefore nie, county Judire, of
Dakota county. Nebraska, at the county
court room In said county, on the loth day
of Scptenilier. Hum, on the 12th cuiy of Octo
ber, iunu, and ou the loth day of Novemlcr,
lloni, at 10 o'clock a in, each day for the pur
pose of prewntliiK their claims for exam
ination, adjustment mid uliowance. Six
mouths are allowed for creditors to present
their claims and one year for the executor
to settle said estate, from the lilt Ii day of
Mny, ItH. This uotlce will lie published ill
the Dakota County lleruld, for four weeks
successively prior to the lot li day of Hep
temlM'i , I'joii.
Witness my hand, nnd seal of said court,
this loth day of May, A. D.
D. C ISTINKON.
BAi. County Jndtre.
First publication May 7 4w
KOAD KOT1CE J. T. BUEBUS ROAD.
To all whem It may concern:
The commissioner appointed to locate n
road commenclmi at the nort beast corner
of tlie southeast quarter of section 27, tow n
shlp 2li. ramre rt east, aud iuiiuHik due west
one mile to the northwest corner of the
southwest quarter of said section 2;-2!Mtenst
on the county line lietween Dixon and Da
kota counties, Nebr, has reported ill favor of
the establishment thereof.
All objections thereto, or claims for
iiainaKcs, must i meu III the county clerk's
olllce ou or before noon of the 2Mb day of
June, A. D. l!n. or such road will lie estnb-
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W. 1- Rows. County Clerk.
First publication April ai-iw
PROBATE XOTICK TO CREDITORS.
In the county court ol Dakota couuty, Ne
braska. In the matter of the estate of Hubert
niuuie. deceased.
Notice is hereby irl veil, that the creditors
oi inn said deceased will meet the tfelintiil
iraior oi saui estate, oeiorc me, couuty
judge or imkota county, Nebraska, at the
couuly court room In said county , on the
2Htli day of Autrust. on the 2lh day of
September, lwiu. and on the Hut h day of.ttcto
hcr, Itaiw, at Id o'clock a. m. each day for the
purpose oi presentimc lueir claims for ex
amination, adjustment and allowance. Six
mouths are allowed for creditors to present
their claims, and one year for the adminis
trator to settle said estate, from the Kith
day of April, luiu. This notice will be pul.
Ilshed In the Dakota County Herald for
lour weeks successively prior to the 2-Uli
day of AtiHTUst. lunu.
Witness my baud, anil seal of said court,
luis.tiiiuay oi a pin, a j imiv.
D. C. Stismojc,
bk a i. County Judire
Undertaker
County Coroner
11. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
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PAUL PIZEY,
Dakota Citvi Nta. laVyCTS
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commencing May 20, through the summer, only $50 to Seattle
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No.
Sired by Anserseul 12S00, he by Reve d' Or 7400, out of
La Blonde Fayt 22235. Dam, Lisa de Kestergat 11631,
she by Cadet 1900, out of Mie van Kestergat 11627.
Foaled March 16, 1903. Imported August 16, 1906, by
Frank lams, of St. Paul, Nebraska.
LION DE KESTERGAT
Is a Bay Belgian Stallion, 0 years old, weighing 2300 lbs,
and is an ideal drnft hopse. Took First Premium hi his
class at the Interstate Fair, Sioux City, Iowa, and was
acknowledged bv all horsemen as being one of the best
horses on exhibition.
Will make the season of I(9 as follows:
Tuesdays and Wedneaiinys, Dakota Citv, at Maxwell's liarn.
Thursdays, at the IW Farm. Fridays umi Saturdays, at llubbard.
Terms20 to ljT colt.
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lum uo wunj iu loui urn uecomcs uue atouce; or mares
not properly returned tor tiil tervioc, fees li-come due at once.
HARRY E. BROWN, Owner
L. T.OSS, Attendant. Dakota Citv, Nebr,
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ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
W. E. Snethen. Ticket Agt, Dakota City, Neb.
L. W. Wakklet, O P A, Omaha, Neb
loxax City, lowat.
35364
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