Dakota County Herald
Official Paper of the County
Hubucription Price. $1.00 Per Year.
a weekly iiwiripcr published at
Dakota City. IVehriipka.
FermiKsion has been grunted for the
transmission of this paper through the
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Items of Interest
8nlix items iu Sloan, Iowa, Star: S
D Cone came over from Nebraska to
upend Sunday with Lis wife.
WjDot Tribune: II Bratint of South
Siouc Citv was here yesterday selling
an ironing boaid which lie Las patent
ed and manufactures.
Tlmrstun items in Pander Republic:
Dick Walden was up from lVnder
lust Friday.... Editor and Mrs Warner
were np from Lyons last Sunday.
Ilnrtitiffton News: F W Iiarnhait
and U M Haird are on a fishing trip to
Crystal lake thisweek... .Alms iMnRtfie
Baird. dauchtt-r of Mr and Mr Z M
Haini, returned Friday from TarkioJ
Missouri, here she has been attending
college.
Tender Times: Master Guy T
Graves jr, accompanied his fatuor to
Dakota City yesterday ... .Mrs Phillips
of South Sioux City was a guest at the
EL Kolph home yesterday ... .Miss
Tilda Nelson of South Sioux City, was
a cnest at the home of Mrs Swan An
derson .
Pender Republic: Mrs A J lieani is
.OTer from Ilomer visiting with her
son, Leon Ream and wife.... Miss
Mabel Niebuhr was over from Winue
bago over Sunday visiting Pender
friends. ...Mr and Mrs M M Warper
of the Lyons Mirror visited over Snn
day with friends in and aDout render.
Cnae Kilbonrn and wife and Tilden
Ilarris aud wifo were here Sunday
from Winnebiso on their way to Ona-
wa to attend the funeral of Mr Kil
bourn's sinter, Mrs L Jennewein, but
were unable to cross the river. Thoy
left Winnebago the eveuiug before
and became lust on the reservation.
Decatur tierald.
social moments. .. . liorinniine and
Julius Bntiderson of Emerson were
here on Tueidav, looking np land.
The latter, we understand, hns fiLally
been pnrsiinded to accept the appoint
ment of or mmissioner of Dakota coun-
tv, to fill vacancy canned by the resig-
tuitioti of Fred Illume. We believe
Mr Bouderson fill make s good rom-niiMoi.er.
Orauh Bee, 21th: United States
Marshal Warner and Deputy John
Bides left Weduesday for Leavtn worth,
Kau, having in charge Tom Haley,
alias Tim Mnrphy, charged with post
office robbery at Sumner, and Harvey
Montgomery, charged with impersoua
ting a government ofllar, who were
sentenced at Noith 1'lutte to two aud
one years in the Uuited States peniteu-iti-ntiary,
respeotivly, at Leavenwoith.
Both men pleaded guilty to the re
spective charges. They have been iu
the Douglas county jail for several
months.
X'onca Laader: William Armour
Aiiftu's popular Imu her. litwn tnniis
player aul base ball sport was in I'on
Ci Friday on a bimunss trip. . . . Mcs
diunes Hostleiuan and Rhodes wor in
Hubbard Saturday. Mis Mnndy re
turned with them for a vixit over Sun
day.... Mr and Mrs Elmer Coruell
weieup from Coburu over Sunday vis
iting frieuds iu and ubout Pouca.
Tbev returned homo Monday afternoon,
. ...Mouday night at about midnight
the hoiue of Mr and Mr George Bray
bnrued to the grouud. The cause of
the fire is uuknowu ,
Lyons Mirror : Miss Lizzie Nixon, of
Homer, vii-ited at the W G Waite
home the ptst week,.. ,F O Eokleeu
returned from t'rjstul Lake Tuesday
evening with a good catch of black
b.iss. .. .Section Boss Johu Young and
rue a. were up to Bancroft Friday re
tftiiiig the railroad trucks,,,. Don't
yoa wish jou was a demooratia editor,
jou could go up to Crystal lake aud
poDge off of Editor W S Ooldie of
the Wayne Democrat who has built a
summer cottage there and will live like
a king. Of course he could not toler
ate a republican editor unlets he
would agree to reform which is un
likely aud not to be expectod.
Emerson Enterprise: The Emerson
baud will play at the Homer celebra
tion on July 3rd. .. .Miss Minnie Ire
land and Miss Alice MuPhcrran left
Wednesday morning for au extended
visit at Fait field, Iowa.... We received
a. card announcing the arrival of a lit
t'e baby girl at ttie home of Editor
and Mrs J B Kroeaen at Sjnth Sioux
City Sunday, June 20. We all rcjoicii
iu the fact that the baby does tot re-B-uible
its papa in the le.ist....Ou
Wednesday at 11-30 o'clock at the
home of II O Dayhoff in Sioux City
oumirred the ruai tinge of Mica Anna
MeEutaffer to Will Flegg. The bride
is the daughter of Mr aud Mrs M Mc
Entaffer aud the groom is a fine young
engineer on the M & O railroad and
well kuown here, Laving lived here
many years, is a aon of Mrs L Flegg
one of Emerson's first settlors' The
young oouple will reside in Sioux
City.
Winnebago Chieftain: Johnny Ash
ford was down from Homer nearly all
week. .. .Miss Edna Antiim was down
from Homer last Saturday, the guest
of Mrs Drake ... Judd O'Dell, of
Homer, and hla brother, William, were
Wiiiuebaco visitors the Brut of the
wek....C B Rogers and W E Buck
land were Sioux City passengers last
Thursday evening. .. .Mr and Mrs
Bueets went over to Balix, Iowa, in
their hill climber lost Sunday, but th
rain caught them in Dakota City on
the return trip so they made the re
maining duUuce on the train . ... Mins
Myrtle Bates took tier departure on
Saturday for New Richmond, Wis, to
visit with her friends there for the next
kit weeks. We don't exactly know
about it, of course, but we'll venture
to guvs that there is one friend over in
the good old Budger state that will
monopolize the greater poitioucf Ler
r, -m 3r . :; a
? CORRESPONDENCE
-MC W 0 -
JACKSON.
Hermau Nelson and Andrew Peter
son departed Satuday for (!alifomia,
from there they go to the Seattle exposition,
Ella McHenry of riaiuview, Nebr,
is visiting iu me V 11 uoonienow
Jionie.
Mary Timlin visited over Sunday
with friends in Hubbard.
Mary Hyan spent over Sunday with
her friend. Hauna O'keefe, c f fcioux
City.
Minnie Keefe left Monday for An ex
tended vinit with friends iu Denver,
and Canon City, Colo.
The annual school meeting was held
Monday. James Flynn whs elected
moderator ami Mrs Grace Lnml) was
given tbe Janitor woii for the coming
year.
Helen Dolan returned to her home Id
Sioux City Monday after a weeks visit
with the Mitses Keefe.
Michael rJullivan returned from Win
stou, Montana, 8nturday where he
spent the past month in the home of
his sou, Michael jr. He reports a
most enjoyable trip and met John
Murray a former Jickxon boy at Liv
ingston, Montana, who is making
good as a surveyor for tue Union Pa
ciflc railroad.
Eugene Leahy spent over Sunday
with his pareuts at Wayne, ebr,
Josephine Kennelly of Sioux City
vitdtttd relatives here the first of the
week.
Rev .7 P Devixne. of Dixon, Nebr,
spent Thursday with Rev McCarthy.
Mrs P Smith and family of Ponca
who are well ana favorably known
here have moved to Sioux City to
make their home. Her sons hold posl
tions there. i
Dora O'Reilly of Beresford, S D,
vixited the past week iu the home of
Mr and Mrs Tom O'Connor.
Rev J Roche was one of the cele
brants at tho funeral of B W McGuirk
of Newcastlo one day last week. Mr
McGuirk was a resident of Dixon
county the past 33 years and was 82
years old.
Rose Desmond left Friday for Sioux
City to spend the summer.
J J O'llourkn and wife of South
Omaha are visiting in the Pete Nickols
and B O'Conuell homes.
Mrs M J Dillon delightfully enter
talued for dinner last Thursday Moi
dames P O'Neill, Alex llorton, G
Ryan, E Lamotte, A Granger, E II il
derbrand, T Sullivan, J Mulverhill. M
M Murray and M Bronlette, of Salix,
Iowa, aud Mesdames Hall, Hartr. Fiu
nell. Carroll, Sawyer, and Scollard of
this place.
Helen Kearney is ependiug the week
with friends in Sioux t lty.
Helen Riley ia visiting Made'ine and
Leoua MoMulleu in Waterbury.
Rev Fr Eoglifdi of Hubbard spent
Wednesday with Rev McCarthy.
Anna Ilarty closed a successful terra
of school in the O A Barber district
Monday.
Francis Waters is nursing a sprained
arm caused by a horse falling on him
James Flynn who attended the
Graud Island Normal college the past
year is expected home Saturday for
vacation,
SALEI71
A baby daughter was born to Wesley
Sharp and wife, living on the Berger
place, on Thursday of lust week.
Lewis Ulancliard is building a new
kitchen ou his resilience.
The high water iu the swamp kept
the rural mail carrier from making his
entire route several days tins week,.
The roads need fixing badly in the
swamp district,
Win Armour came over from Sioux
City Tuesday and spent a few days
with friends in Salem.
Milton Foreshoe left Tuesday for
Denver, Col, where ou Wednesday he
wn united in marriage to Miss Ella
Smith, who formerly resided iu this
county, and later removed to Texas
Congratulations Miltio,
Carl Sundt, who was hurt about
threi veeks afro while coming heme
from Siouz City, has about recovered
and is able to be out again. He re
ceived his injuries while driving un
dor tho approach at the Nebraska end
of the combination bridge. He had
three top boxes on his wagou and a
epriug seat ou top of that, and when
he came to i-ums under tho approach a
timber etruck him,' serioukly injuriog
his back .
Mrs Alice Sides and son, Jakie, left
Thursday o their western trip to the
cobt. Thei flrnt stop will be ut Craw
ford, Nebr, where they will spend the
Fourth with relatives.
One of Addie Sides best work horses
was struck by lightning last week.
UirtT Ambripiit Is now sporting a
bran new top buggy.
Wm Vann is now working iu Sioux
City .
Geo Westcott, of South Sioux City,
whs visiting his grandparents, J W
Hazelgrove aud wife, last week.
Dr aud Mrs J A Warner are here for
a visit at the home of Mrs Warner s
mother, Mrs Bodeubender.
Dean Cornell cut a bad gash iu Lis
foot while bathing in the lake. It
was done by itepping on a broken beer
bottle.
The infant baby of Mr and Mrs Fred
Schlieve died Tuesday aud was buried
Wednesday at the Taylor cemetery .
Moran vinited with Mary O'Connor
Sunday.
Hchninanhpr & Leedom are making
a rpeeialty of leather fly rwts just now,
something that every owner of a horse
should have. They alo carry full
line of other nets, as well as every
thing in harness.
Mrs Mnndy spent a couple of days
at Ponca lnxt week.
Fr O'Connor of Sionx City visited
Fr English Tuesday.
Mrs Marie Mundy has sent in her
resignation as postmaKter at this place.
Thero are now three candidates for the
vacancy Fred Schumacher, Alice
Heffernan and Mary Beacora.
Strawberry, put up in extra heavy
svrup, i cans for 'loc, or li cuiis for
f 1.40. Carl Atiderhon,
We are pleased to note that Mrs
Carl Anderson is about ngain.
Mr Gribbleand children spent Mon
day in the country.
Art Nordvke has sold Ins icf-tanratit
and pool hall busineHs to Ernest Paul
son, who took charge T'.ipsday.
The Indies of the Catholic church
will serve meals for the picnickers
July 3rd.
Anna Anderson came Lome last
SAtnrdav from a two weeks stay at
Jackson.
Hans .Hansen Sundayed nt the
Johnson home near Nacora.
We want vour farm produce of all
kinds aud at all times, and will pay
the highest market price for it. Carl
Anderson.
The carpenters have begun work on
the new house ou the Mike Green
place.
George Eble has bought the Hans
Anderson house.
Sadie ndsworth and George Timliu
were among the city passengers lues
day.
Cool shirts for warm weather, at
Carl Anderson's.
Mins Mary Timlin spent a few day
of laat week at the Fr Eoglinh home
here, returning to Jackson Monday
Mrs George Timlin and baby return
ed Lome Tuesday from an extended
visit at the parental home south of
town.
Hubbard is looking for a big crowd
at the oelebration Saturday, July 3rd
All kiuds of sports are ou the program
the Tekamah brass band will discourse
music, and you enn see a good ball
game, Uoiue aoo ceieurate witu ns.
Light straw lints for tins warm
weather, at Carl Anderson's.
Mike Fan ell and wife went to Sioux
nity Saturday with the little Mullen
children
A L Anderson and daughter were
among the Sioux City shoppers Tues
day.
Wm Reningor wife and daughter,
Chas Heney and Joe Howard were
city passengers Monday,
Mrs Ellen Thornton and son Alonzo,
of Sioux City, attended the funeral of
Mrs Mullen held here Sunday.
Light summer pants, as cheap as
overalls and much more comfortable,
at Carl Anderson's.
Owing to the large increase in busi
ness of the Hubbard State Bank the
capital stock has been increased from
$7,U00 to $10,000., This speaks well for
the property of Hubbard and surround
ing country.
Green gage plums, 12 cans for $1.40,
at Carl Anderson's. These goods can't
be boat anywhere.
DonV forget to celebrate in Hnbbard
Saturday.
Groceries, flour, ground feed alfalfa.
hardware, woodeuware, screen doors,
biuders, mowers, rakes, sweeps, stack
er, and all implements UHed on a farm,
at I) C Heffernan's.
Light work shoes for warm weather
wear, at (Jarl Andeison s.
The Lutheran ladies will have a
church fair tomorrow Saturday July
3. It will be worth coming to see the
display of pyrographio work, Mexican
pigment painting and fanoj work of all
descriptions; also auch articles as
aprons, sunbonnets, aud tveu doll hats
of the latest fashion. A large htatue
of a sleeping lion, which received a
prize iu a St Louis art school, was do
nated to the fair and will be offered
for sale.
Call in on the 3rd pionio day and
get you candies and lunch goods, and
don't forget to visit our lemon tde jar.
Carl Andeison .
Helen Long visited in Sioux City
and vicinity last week.
Miss Kellcher has given her musio
scholars a six weeks vacation.
Am selling out millinery below cost,
as I am going out of the b lumens.
J. Mundy, Milliner.
' Wednesday, Juue 80th, at high
uoon, at tho home of the bride's broth
er, Sam Knox, occurred the. marriage
of Susan S Knox to Frank Lusaior,
both of this place, Rev Geo Bray, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church ot Pon
ca, oftlciatiiig, After the ceremony n
bounteous dinner, was served to about
75 relatives and friends Tho happy
couple loft on the 6 :!)5 train for east
ern points, and will be at home to
their friends ufter July 10th, ut their
farm homo south of town.
One of the moat pathetic deaths that
has oociurrod in our little community
was that of Mrs Anuu Mullen, who
died Saturday at St Joseph hospital
iu Sioux City, from an operation for
appendicitis. The deceabed was a
daughter of the late Patrick O'Conuor,
and was born in Dubuque eounty, Io,
ia 1873 She leaves fivo children to
mourn the loss of a kind and devotod
mother; also two sisters, Mrs Ellen
Thornton of Sioux City, and Mrs Mary
Sullilvan of Nacora, and three broth
ers, Charles, John and Maurice O'Con
nor of Nacora. The funeral was held
Sunday from St Mary's Catholic church
iu this place. The heartfelt sympathy
of all are extended to the bereaved
ones, especially the five little orphans,
who will miss a mother's tender care.
much
ntch win lost, but will be
plrnsed to buve it returned to bim.
Iorn Alwnrxl, twelve yenr old dauih
terolMrnnd Mrs Drucc Alward, cut
her foot quite seveteljr by jumping on a
broken beer bottle.
Pntil Chester, n bachelor living out on
the bar, is suffering from ptomnina pois
oning which he contracted from eating
tnle ennned goods.
lennis Flynn Jr whs kicked twice on
his rinht ni'Ie hv n horse, fracturing the
first rit). Hnd the kicks been on the left
side thry might have been fntnl.
Mrs lnc Pouts nnd li'llc son, Merle,
left this week tor Boise. Idaho, where
they will visit the family of Mrs Pout's
brother, Moses Ashcnfclter, who wns
nt one time n resident here.
Miss Nellie York left Inst Mondav to
attend the Alnskn Yukon Pacific Im
position at Seattle n-id to spend several
mouths nenr Spokane nt the home ol
Mrs J B Wolfe, formerly of this piece.
MrsE K lillinson wns unfortunate
enough to fall Irani a hammock (it her
home Thursday afternoon, dislocating
the first joint ot her right thumb, frnct
uriug the bone betwten the first and
second joints so severely thnt the bone
prr.trmlcd, mnkin a compound frncture.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Mi8 Susnn S Knox, of Hub
bard, to Mr Frank Lussier. The cere
inony vill take place at the home of the
Miss Knox's brother, S J Knox, at U!k
Valley. Wednesday June 30th is the
day set for the htippv event.
fhe South Sioux City council on Thu
rsday night signed a contract with the
Sioux City Service compniiy for thirty
incandecent electric street lights. For
th'.-se lights the city will jiay $1 for each
lixlitor $30 per month. Ten of these
lights will be placed in the north part ot
the city and twenty in the south part.
Oa the princip.il corners two lights will
be placed. This is another advance
step for South Sioux City.
F!mt Pulillcntlon Jim 2fi Sw
NOTICK OK TAX 1EI:I.
To Sioux City ami Ni-lirnsVn Hnllroa.l
d'lnpHiiy, th I -con!-d tlreit owner nti'l the
hlcHiro. Mt. Paul, M lnn"iipolW ntnl iiniiiha
11. K. Co., the Miipiio.'d owner. You are
lnTfliy untitled tluilnt a nle of laucU nnd
IoIn for tnxei, In-Ill on t lie xlxt h dny of No
vi'inlier, A . IJ. V.tm, by the treasurer of Iw-
kota county, 'lr:nkit, tin- followti.ir ile-
HenlH'il renl property, ullnnted In the coun
ty ol I inkotn. tun! 5nii of i'iinikn, to-wlt :
lOt o. nt it- (u) Iu liliH-k No. xi'venty-iilne
to, t'l Covlnulon. no Hiim x to Sout h Nlntix
I it y. i'li.. whle h propi rtj w anai Mm t he
nniiie of no pcrioii nnd wim mM for tuxr of
tin- your of Is'i; to Imu, iiielulvi, tot'. Mnr
tln, who I now the holder of the eertlllenle
of piiri-luie t hereof; nnil t lint after t lie ex-
plint Ion of t lm e inont ha from the ilnte of
the Ki-rvlee of this notice a tiix deed will be
applied for.
1 nited this Hth dny or June, lino.
'. M A HTIX.
Owner nnd holderof ccrttlli-nte of purclinne.
Hy I. 1. Miirlln, hei nui llt.
T W CD
VT INNER
The E. & B. Ball Bearing Scvvine Maching and the One Minute
Washer win praise everywhere, by giving universal satisfaction.
Light Running Long Lasting. Let us show them to you
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard
Nebraska
First pnMlentlon June M :iw
NOTK'K OK TAX 1KM
Ts.lnmes M. Ttlirm, the lnt recorded deed
owner, mid to Win. Miixv. to w hom It win
Invt iisscncd In vein- l!w. ami to Henry
nkuiiiiore, i,u Aininey, fiiiu a. Alei'ornincR,
the persons In pnine-clon : You are liereliy
noticed that nt n Mile of land mid lots for
tuxes, Itelu on the fourth dny of Noveinlier,
A. J. l'.o7. Py the treasurer of I Mi Until coun
ty, Nebraska, the following descrlls d real
property, situated In t he county of lnkot
nod state of Nebraska, to-wlt: F.nst one
half 1 v ) or lot No. one in section No.
thirty-four CM) In township No. twenty
seven (-.7 I. Ill riiniie No. nine nil, In lifikotn
county Nebrnskn. whlcli w ns nssessed In the
nniiie of Win. Itlirus nnd wns sold for the
taxes of the years s7 to lil. Inclusive, ex
cept yen r 1H77, to It. H. Martin, who is now
the polder of the eertlliciite of purchase
thereof; nnd that after the expiration of
three months from the date of the service
of tills notice a tax deed w ill be applied for.
juucu tins i nn day oi jutux um.
K. H. M UTIJt.
Owner and holderof eertlticnte of puiclinse.
i;,v i. i'. iMnrtiu. his uto-nt.
PAUL PIZEY, '
Dakota Citi Nii. 1
Bonded : Abstracter L
Lawyers
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Meiroptilitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
. PROGRAM
Fod the Sons of Hermann picnic to be
held at Clinton Park, Dakota City, ou
Friday, Jnly 16th:
10 a m lleceptioa of the visiting Sous
of Herman.
11a m Parade through town,
12 a m Dinner at the Fark.
1 p m Speeches by the Grand Presi
dent of Nebrahka, John Mattes, jr,
aud Grand President of Iowa,
Mr Lutze.
2 p tu liegiuning of tbe Dance,
3 p m Ball Game and other umase-
mentB.
8:30 p m Dance at the hall over the
hank building. f
Everybody invited.
Official Proceedings of the Board of
Cotinty Commissioners.
Dakota City, NeW, June, 26, 1909.
Board of county oommiHtiionera met
pursuant to adjournment. Present
John Sierk, chairman; Ed Morgan and
Julius Bonderson.
The following claims were allowed
on the county general fund:
W W HiMiliiKer, ansesor I58 00
M lleaconi, mil ne tw w
A Ira lavls, sulile 7l
Flillo McAfee, saino 117 T2
T H Sullivan, same f7 76
l,ewlH J Hoodsell, vaiiio 12 4i
11 Pllroler, sanu) isti m
(iconic 1. Bonis, buiiiu l:;u tm
Thus I. omit, same loo 1)0
Mary V Uulan, salary and Institute
fund ii2 8S
Ueoi'KO WMklns, salary nnd court fees. J 10 (16
Claims allowed ou county bridge
fund an follown:
A- H Anderson, brldno work Ill BO
Kred Anderson, sii-ue j ne
Mads I'eilei-Hoii, Name fi H
Chris (iirlsti'iiseu, snmii 2 no
M I.oinie, same !l (Hi
I'eter Kusli.saine a on
iH'iiuls lleenan, same II an
John I W alsh, same 8 M)
Thus Jtodvlns, same 1 W
W Alllfe, Maine II M
KriwnrdH id Itrndford I.lir t'o, lunilier. 175 io
1 K Wutei-H, IuiuIku- -J;ih ;iTi
Homer Hardware 1:1 tvr
Atlas Klevatur t)o ml oo
Sclmett t'o.MumlM'i- HI KM
Kdwards A Hrnilford l,br Oo, lumlier. in? oTi
Frank l.uoiuls, road work, dist. No tl. . in 5H
Bond of It O Uileman for road over
seer district No 19, approved.
Bond of Lew McKiunoy for deputy
sheriff, approved.
In the matter of the assessment of
the Combination Bridge company, af
ter hearing the arguments of the rep
resentatives of said company aud the
statement showing the net earnings
and expenses for the three years, tue
board reduced the assessment from
$175,000 as found by tho assessor to
flGO.000.
B iard adjourned to Ju'.y 21, 1909.
W L lioss, clork.
First pulillcntlon Juee li :iw
WOTICE.
In the district court of the State of Neb
rnskn. In and for I'aknta county,
In the matter of t he npplica-1
Hon of Mlehtel Waters. Ad- f
liilnlstratoi-of the estnte of I Notice of Ad
Catlierliie Minllli. deceased, ( tnlnlstiator's
for license to sell real es- (sale,
tate. J
Notice Is hereby tilven Hint In pursuance
of mi order of the Honorable Guy T.tirnves,
judne of the district court of Hakota county,
Nebraska, made on tlic inth day of March,
A. 1. l'.Mi, for the sale of the real estnte here
inafter descrilieil, there will 1m' sold nt pub
lic auction and sale to the highest bidder
for cnsli nt the front door of the Hubtiard
State Hank iu the villain- of Huhlmrd, 111
l'akota county, Nebraska, on Saturday, the
:ird day of July, lmm, nt the hour of ten
o'clock In the forenoon, the following de-scrilx-d
real estate situated In the county of
I'akotn tind state of Nebrnskn, to-wlt: The
north one-half f.'fct of the southeast (itiiirter
of section nine (IO, township twenty-clKht
('H), range seven (7), and the undivided one
tlilrd (') of the southeast quarter of the
nortliwcst quarter anil the enst one-half I 'j)
ol the soutiieast quarter of section twenty
seven (271. In township twenty-eld lit (2H).
ranee T. Said snle will remain open for one
hour.
Hated nt Ilubbnrd, Nebrnskn, this th dny
of June, A. 1'. Hon.
Mll'H AFL WATKR9,
Admlnlstrntor of the Estate of Catherine
Smith. Hecensed.
t
We have just received a
I3ce Ileepcrs'
A fct which miy interest our Beo Kefipt"? friends. s
Uon't forget that we are still in the nurufss Business.
Stiares Bros SlLcri.8.
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WIUUIU lUWI ll.u..t....-TrsT1IriI am-JBHTOg
SBBSSi
HUBBARD.
shipped a
cur of cattle
Pat Jones
Wednesday.
8am. Thome, Cecil Pounds aud Dul
cie Le.fdom were passeLgers to the
city Wednesday.
Father Kuglish visited at Jackson
Weduesday.
Mimes Sndie O'Connor aud Fear!
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Hecord
Born Sunday, June l0th, a girl, to
Mr nnd Mrs Burt Krorscn.
Miss Lucy Hentstrtet was an Kiner
son visitor in this city Monday.
Watt Ktiowlton met with the Ions of
his watch last Thursday while deliver
ing groceries. Mr Knowltoti does not
know iu just what part of towu the
First publication July 2 stw
Sidewalk Resolution of Village Board-
Tie it resolved by the chairman nnd tHinrd
of trustees of the. vlllnnc of 1 mkotnClty, Ne
braska, that new sidewalks lie constructed
a limn nnd nbuttliiK upon the following
blocks nnd lots In Mild villnxe ns follows;
Alontr the south emlsof lota H, , in, 11 and
12, block li-J, K. I,. Wlllmr, record owner:
along the west side of block 1 in aloiiK the
west ends of the followlmi lots: I,ots 4 and
5, H. t-irlbble, owner; lot tl, Hessle Stinson,
record owner; lots 7, Sand , C. H. Maxwell,
record owner; lot 10, I'nul Plzey. record
owner; lots 11 and 1st, Win. 1'. Warner rec
ord owner; lot 12, Henry Kruiuwlede, rec
ord owner; lots U and 1, Hank of Imkotn
City, record owner; nlso iilomj the south
tune or the west no icet of lot 1ft, In said
block 110, the Hank of Dakota City being
the record owner ol the west eft reel of said
NO feet nnd H. (jrlbble lielng the owner of
the east 26 feet of snld NO feet; along the
south ends of the following lots In olock
111: lot 7, H. K. Kvans, record owner: lot W,
Kred Huei inan, record owner; lot In, 1). Vnn
lie Zeilile, record owner; along the east side
of mock i:m nlong the east ends of the fol
lowing lots In said block: lot 1. The I'lilted
Kent Kstate Trust Compniiy, record own
er; lots 2, 8, 4 and 6, O. Krank Broylilll, rec
ord owner; lot n, (leorge H. Hnase, record
owner; lots l, 1 1, 15, in, 17 nnd IN, Kdwni-ds
lb -ii I ford Iamilier Company, reconl own
er; along the north aud east side of lot 1
and the north end of the enst half of lot
block 1,2, h,d. Knston, record owner; along
tue east side or lot 1, mock nil, ,M. M. Itenm,
record owner; nlong the north side of loisl.
2 and II, block llti, Kred nnd Cnrl Schrlever,
l'i'cord owner; that the said last mentioned
walk shall be constructed of Imarils accord
ing to the sidewalk ordinance of said vil
lage; Hint all the other walks above jncn
Honed shall lie constructed of cement in
accordance to the ordinance of the said
village nnd the plans and spi cMU-ntloiis on
(lie governing the same; thnt new walks
shall also be built nlong the north side of
block :iti, nlong the north side of lots 7. N
nnd , Theodore lillven, record ow ner, and
along the north side of lot 1, The 1'nlted
Real Kstate & Trust Company lielng the
record owner; that said walk shall be of
cement;
That a special meeting of the hoard of
trustees of t he said village of Dakota City,
Nebraska, will lie held for the purpose of
considering the liencttts derived and of
placing the valuation and nsscesmeuts upon
the lots abutting ami adjoining siild Hoes
of sidewalk, on Thursday, the 2Hth day of
July, bum. at N o'clock p.m., at the. oillce of
I'aul 1'lzey, In said village of Dakota City,
Nebraska.
State or Nebrnskn, Dnkotn county, ss.
1, I'aul l'l.ey, clerk of the village lioard
of Dakota City, Nebraska, hereby certify
that the nbove resolution was passed by
said board at Its meeting on June 211. bo-.'.
INRAI, PACL fl.KV. Clerk.
Qreat Crowds at Circus '
Dakota City will be well represent
ed at Sioux City oh Saturday, July
10th, when the Barnum & Bailey
greatest show ou earth exhibit thero
on that date, for a great many of our
oituuns have already expressed them
selves as having made up their minds
to attend. A glanco ut tliolist of won
ders to be seen with this big snow
would lead one tobeliavethnt the limit
iu treniondotis biza us well as number
of uovulties to be soeu has tlually been
ronched. Barnum & Bailey preweut
this year under their city of 14 acres
of tents more things new thun have
beeu offered by all other shows in
years. "Jupiter, the balloon horse,"
Karolly's troupe ef lli liungurisn coal
black stallions, the musical elephants,
celebrated Kouyot tronpo of eques
trians, seven troupes of foreign acro
bat, four troupes of aerialiNts aud
hundreds of other areuio novelties all
go to complete a cirous performance
that bus never been equalled. The big
menagerie has beeu augmented by the
addition of many new strange beasts
aud is larger than all the zoological
gardens in this country combined.
Tbe street parade so gorgeous and so
tremendous in size, beggars descrip
tion and in all is a fair index to the
wonderful perlormances that follow.
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Lickets are on sale daily until September 30. Return limit
October 31. Stopovers permitted enroute.
Details on application to local agent.
The nliove rfttos to Portlntul nnd Pusret Sound Tolnts npply for tickets polng via
St. I'aul and MliincnpoUx. Heturiilnti from Portlnnd througU Suit Luke
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G. H. PRANGER, Agent. Dakota City. neb.
C. R. CHAPMAN
Traveling J'nss'r Agt.,
St. Puul, Minn.
T. W. TEASDALE
Uen. Puss'r Agt., St. Puul, Minn.
Patronize Home Industry buy your m ;ats of
Proprietor of
City Mai FSarket
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymour's White Laundry. Basket goes on
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY NEBRASKA
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No. 35364
Sired by Anserseul 12S00, he by Reve d Or 740G, out of
La Blonde Fayt 22235. Dam, Lisa de Kestergat 11631,
she by Cadet 10(10, out of-Mie van Kestergat 11 027.
Foaled March 10, 1903. Imported August 16, 1006, by
Frank lams, of St. Paul, Nebraska.
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Lion de kestergat
Is a Bay Belgian Stallion, 6 years old, weighing 2300 lbs,
and is an ideal drnft hopse. Took First Premium in 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 1009 as follows:
Tuesdays and Wednesday, Dakota City, at Maxwell's barn.
Thursday, at the Poor Farm. Fridays and Saturdays, at Hubbard.
Buudays and Mondays, at the Toor Farm.
TerillS f 20 t0 i118"" livs colt. Upon the snle or removal of mare
from the cousty the foal bill be comes due at once; or mares
not properly returned for trial service, fees become due at once.
HARRY E. BROWN,
L. RCSS, Attmiduut.
Owner
Dakota City, Nebr.
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