You May
Need It
IT
t
A-;!; your doctor about the
whdom of your keeoineAver's
Cherry Pectoral In the house,
ready for colds, coughs, croup,
3 bronchitis. If he says It's all
I right, then get a bottle of it
Sat once. Why not show a
fi little foresight In such matters?
Early treatment, early cure.
W publish or fomnlM
f
M". banish alaohal
from our medtalnaa
Wa ura-s y to
sonsuit your
doator
Mmy a boy is called dull and atupid.
vhen the whole trouble is due to a lazy
liver. We firmly believe your own doc
tor will tell you that an occasional dose
of Aycr's Pills will do such boys a great
oci or gooa. i ney aeep tne liver active.
- Wtba J. O. ay.rCo., Lowell, Man.-
Local Items
Friday, Aug. 6, xgog
We have as good a stock of hard
ware and tinware as tbere ever was in
Dakota City, and you will find our
pnees right. Scuriever Bros.
Subaoribe for the Herald, only tl.
Rev Obernoltzer has gone south on
a vacation trip, to points in Texas.
Bay a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I Lave it. Eimers
aenry Sargent left the first of the
week for the North Dakota harvest
fields.
Kirk Ream of Axtell, Kansas, was
an over Sunday visitor at the Geo T
Woods home.
Our ball team was defeated at Crys
tal lake park Sunday by the South
Sioux City team.
Mrs Elsie Powell and children re
turned home last Friday from a week's
stay at Rosalie, Nebr.
Fred Q Stanard installed a hot and
eold water plant in John Alum's new
Btore building at Winnebago.
John F Sides, deputy United States
marshal was looking after bootleggers
at the Walthill pow-wor Sunday.
Jim Brown returned last Friday
from a visit at his old home in River
sido, Iowa. It was his first visit at
home in twenty years.
Mrs R L Broyhill departed Monday
evening for Da.ton, Nebr, to see her
mother, Mrs Sarah Kinkead, who is
very ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs R L Fegley.
Wm P Warner and family broke
camp at Crystal lake last Saturday
and went to the farm home of Mrs
Warner's sister, Mrs Bert Butterfleld,
east of Sionx City, to spend a week.
The ladies of the M E church will
hold a bake sale on Saturday after
noon of this week at 8 A Stinson's
store, from 3 to 6 o'clock p m. Fresh
bread, rolls, pies, cakes and baked
beans may be had.
I have now, with my new stock, a
fine assortment of queensware, and
anyone who wants anything in that
line can get it as cheap or cheaper
than they can buy it in Sioux City.
Try me and see. Van de Zedde.
Jako Sides writes under date of July
25th that he and his mother arrived in
Spokane the 20th and leave the 27th
for Seattle; that they are having a
"fine" time, and have met quite a num
ber of Nebraska acquaintances. He
adds that he has not got the " western
fever" yet.
When Did
MIDWEST LIFE
Of Lincoln, Neb,
start doing business?
On the 2Gth day of
April, 1900.
You remember that
was shortly after the
investigation of the big
oompanies in the east.
We want to build a
good clean company out
Lore in Nebraska.
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
FOR A DOLLAR.
C. L. WILLIAMS
Norfolk, Neb.
Midwest Life Ins. Co,.
Of Lincoln, Nebr.
! SATURDAY
I
S&iurdayi August 7th
On all Low Shoes, all size 50 cents off
On all Ladies Shirt Waists 50 cents off
On all Parasols and Umbrellas 25 off
No. 1 & 2 Lnmp Chimneys, Cc 7 brs White Rus. Soap, 25c
Ssvturdevy, August 14tK
Child's and misses' Hose Supporters, velvet grip, sold
for 15c and 20c, rubber a little damaged, per pair . . . . 5c
35c bottle Pickles .... 20 C 1 pint self sealer Pickles . . 1 5 C
9 lbs Sugar . . . 50c Bales chop Pickles, 3 bottles for. . 25c
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Dakota City, Nebraska
Frank Brother ton has been quite
sick for a week past, threatened with
typhoid fever.
For Sale A nearly new Marsh mo
torcyole, at a bargain. Q F Broyhill,
Dakota City, Nebr. '
Geerge Oribble came tip from South
Omaha Saturday and spent a few days
here with relatives.
Dave Bnrkett, of Dallas Center, Io,
was here last Thursday, a guest of his
cousin, Mrs R E Evans.
A street vender in soap and kindred
artioles entertained the town people
several evenings this week.
Mrs Fred Duensing was a passerger
to Walthill Inst Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs Jamou Fisher.
Miss Fanny Friday, of Noriolk,
spent the past week here at that home
of her oouein, Mrs Sam Bouton.
Joe Twohig was down from Summit
precinct on business Saturday. lie
didn't forget the lierald while here.
Mrs Mary E Nordyke and Mrs Mol-
lie Broyhill and children went to Jack
son Wednesday to visit at tueu r
Sawyer home
Joseph Prohaskie, of Fremont, has
succeeded John W Beacom as foreman
on the north section of the Burlington
out of this place.
Mrs D L Allen and daughters Lena
and Beulib, of Sioux City, were
guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Armour
and Mr and Mrs J as Nelseo a few days
last week ,
A dial lay of fine glassware, that
looks as bice almost as any cut glass,
and sold dirt, cheap; your choioe on
the center table for only 10 cents, at
Van de Zedde's.
Curg Ayres, who is now with a gang
of Nebraska Telephotie Co linemen,
came down from Carroll Friday even
ing and remained over Sunday. He
is looated at Randolph, this week.
Any intelligent person may earn a
good income coreaponding for news
papers; experience unnecessary. Send
stamp for full particulars. Empire
Press Syndicate, Middleport, N Y.
All kinds of ooal, feed and hay for
sale at reuaiAiable prices.
Ili-LDs & Slacqhteb Co.
iHfo tj iiLIVEN, Manager,
Dakota CUy, Neb.
Your opinion about what you see is
determined partly by how you see .
Very few people have normal vision,
Only perfectly fitted glasses will give
both relief and normal sight. W O
Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.
The Rev H H Millard D D, of Oma
ha, gave a very interesting and help
ful address on "Christian Education"
at the M E church Sunday morning,
and took a free will offering at the
close amounting to about 125.60
Frank Forest and family arrived
here Sunday to take charge of the tel
ephone exchange, sncoeeding Joe Mo
Elphree and family, who have been
the local operators for the past two
years, and who have moved to Sioux
City tr reside.
Besides being the chesty owner of
the finest summer cottage on the
banks of Crystal lake, W S Ooldie,
editor of the Wayne Democrat, also
flaunts in the faces of us poor mortals
the fact that he has a $10,000 damage
Buit awaiting his attention. (10,000 1
just think of it.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every Sunday as follows:
Preaching, 11am; Sunday school, 10
am! Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 6:30 p m; Preaching, 7 :30 p
Preach in Urace church every
Sunday at 2 :30 pm. Yon are cordially
invited to any and all these services.
As announoed last week. The Herald
was awarded the privilege of furnish
ing the Oflioial Program for the Pio
neers and Old settlers twenty-eighth
annual reunion to be held AugUBt 26th.
The privilege was let by the privilege
committee on sealed biJs, and The
Herald's bid was several dollars higher
than any other. So if anyone solicits
advertising for an oflioial program oth
er than the one issued by The Herald
they are not only trying to bunco you,
but are also trying to deprive the Old
Settlers association of one of its sources
of revenue. '
The musical recital under the direc
tion of Miss Ada Hart at the M E
church Saturday evening was a decid
ed sucoess, every way. Each child
and yonng person who had a part on
the program did well. Perhaps we
ought to make special mention of little
Miss Grace Hartzell, who delighted
the audience with her pleasing and
efficient character deliniation. Mr F
A Wood, whose singing is always
heard with pleasure and profit by Da
kota City people, was np to his usual
standard and many comments of a
favorable nature were heard of his
singing. That Miss Hart is not only
an efficient but a very painstaking
teacher of musio was proven in the
efficient manner in which each pupil
acquited themselves, and everybody re
grets that suoh an able and patient
teacher is to leave our midst As an
evidence of appreciation on the part
of her pupils they presented her with a
beautiful cat glass tea set at the close
of the exercises.
SPECIALS 1
I
Carrie Hansen, of Omadi precinct
visited friends in town Wednesday
night.
The Homer ball team will plsy th
Black Knights at Crystal lake park
Sunday.
O C Davis of Ireton, Iowa, formerly
with the Eagle, was here on Tuesday
scouting for a location .
Some miphty good material for
county officers will be found in the
list of announcements published in the
Herald.
round A lady a (Jtrord shoe, on
Jackson road leading to Crystal lake
Owner can have same by paying for
this notice.
Frank Adair is here from Chicago
enjoying an outing with ins brother,
Harry Adair and family, at their Crys
tal lake cottage,
George Hill and Mrs Bertha Young,
both resident of Hnux Jity, were
joined in marriage last Friday by Rev
Wm O Eckhart at his residence.
Carl tredertukson supped away
from his Hubbard friends Thursday
and was married to Mr Mine Beck
by Judge D O Stinson, The Herald
joins in wishing tbem happiness.
Ross Hammond, internal revenne
collector, returned to Fremont today
after spending a delightful month at
Crystal lake. P.oss seems to thin he
has lost his cunning as a fisherman, as
they were not overly fod on fish during
their stay here.
Jas D Foster f Walker's Island,
was arrested and brought before Judge
Stinson Monday on a charge of bas
tardy, preferred by Luoy Martin, the
18-year-old danghter f it red Martin
and wife of South Sioux Cit v. Foster
was held under bonds of $500 to ap
pear before the district court.
Miss Emma Evans oi Rock wood, Pa,
cousin of R E Evans; Edith MrCaskey
of Onawa, Iowa, and Lonin McCart
ney, wife and daughter Ei.al,etb, of
Wilmerding, Pa, arrived here Tuesday
for a few weeks visit ut the home of
Judge and Mrs R E Evans. Mrs Mo
Cnrtney is a sister of Mis Evans.
To my many friends and patrons;
Here I come with the b stand most
complete line ever handled in Dukota
county. Still oa the road doing busi
ness. Have completed canvassiug in
Thurston county and am ready to de
vote all my time to Dakota county
Anything yon need before I call please
order and oblige. S H Moore,
The Rawleigu Man
Mrs Abbia Lainpson, of South Sioux
City, died tit her home on Wednesday,
ged 84 yeurs. She bad been a resi
dent of Pulcota couuty for twentv-two
ears. Je funeral was held Thurs-
ay, the services being in charge of
Rev Bray, of Pouca. Interment was in
Floyd cemetery. Deceased leaveB two
sons, JLeonard and Uharles. tier hus
band departed this life twelve years
before.
Teachers Institute
The annual session of the Dakota
county teachers institute convened here
on Monday with a very "fair" attend-
nce. County Superintendent Mary
V Quinn is being ably assisted in the
work by Mibs Nellie May Schlee, of
Peru, who has assisted in institute
work here before with the best of sat
isfaction, and Prof C F Garrett, of
Sao City, Iowa, who has had consider
able experience in institute 'vork and
on the lectnre platform. His lecture,
Lighthouses and Lanterns, Wednes
day evening at the conrt house hall,
was very interesting and was thorough
ly enjoyed by all. The session closes
this afternoon.
Followiug is the enrollment:
Jackson Mary Timlin, Anna Harty,
Charlotte Harty, Gertrude Harty, Hel
en Hogan, Gertrude Hall, Margaret
Quinn, Helen Harty, Holen O'Neill,
Alice Damaray, Sister M Walburgo,
Sister M Benetta, Sister M Ildefonse,
Sister M Ortrnde, Sister M Felicia,
Sister M Brig gitini, Sister M Msrgurite.
Sioux Ida Jeep, L,dith (Jnswell.
Lotta Talbot, Helen Granger, Anna
Bartlett, Alice O'Neill.
Homer Lola Gallagher, Lerraine
Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Eleauor
Murphy, Mnry Lake, Grace Lake.
Dakota Lizzie McGlaehan, Mary
Robertson, Caddie McUlaslian, Esther
Learner, Hazel Penry.
Sioux Citv, la Carrie Stone, Mary
McKennn, Anna Deneen, Loretta Mc
Kenna, Minnie Stone, Alice Meludy,
LMartha Johnson.
Hubbard Helen Rockwell, Gladys
Thompson .
Waterbury Rebecca Kuox, Helen
Knox.
Thurston Cora King.
Pooca Mattie Weudte, Etta Bauer,
Maiie Rogosch.
W akefield Mamie MoCorkindale.
Elk Point Susie Malloy.
Live Stock Exhibit at the Interstate
Fair
No more practical exhibit ever vns
made at an agricultural and live stock
fair than that which the United .States
government will make at the Interstate
Live Stock Fair, which will be held in
Sioux City, September 20th to 25.
The exhibit will be made under the
direction of the Department of Agricul
ture, and of itself furnishes an illustra
tion of the sensible way "Tama Tim
Wilson of Iowa, has of administering
the affairs of his ofiice.
The exhibit will consist of pathological
specimens, showing diseases and m lec
tions of live stock. Diseased glands,
diseased tissues, diseased blood, and in
short, specimens of every disease with
which domestic animals are afflicted,
will be exhibited in hermetically sealed
containers. The causes of these discus
es will be explained in the lalks of the ex
perts, who will also point out the way
to prevention. The importance, to the
breeders of live stock, of such an exbib
it with the accompanying lectures by
government experts can hardly be ex
aggerated.
The Federal display will be in direct
charge of Dr G A Johnson, chief of the
Western division of the Bureau of Ani
mal Industry, with headquarters at the
Sioux City Stock Yards. It will be lo
cated in the same building at the Fair
Grounds with the exhibit of the Iowa
State Agricultural College, which will be
presided over by Prof P G Hohlen.
The
News.
Herald for News when it is
Election Boards
Following are the election bos id
for the different precincts of the coun
DAKOTA
Jndges W A Ueikes, n D Wood
Fred Hchriever; clerks -J Robertson
O W Fisher.
OOVIKOTOK
Judges J N Mullens, J W DeFor
est, J H Bnrke; clerks Oscar Stamm
D Q Evans.
OMADI
Judges Thomas C Baird, T J O'
Connor, L J Hchuett; clerks Wm F
Winch, J W Davis, Jr.
IT. JOHN'S
Jndes A C Carroll, T II Sullivan,
CKHeffernan; clerks Hans knud
sen, John J Ryan.
Hmn ard
Judges R D Rockwell, Ed Greene,
John Harty; clerks Roy Armour,
Henry Cain.
EMKRSOK
Judges George Cook, Theodore re
ters, Marion Vigle; clerks William
Betoke, Herman Stolze.
ridKOX CHKEK
Judgas F H Way. Fred Voss. A K
Liuafelter; clerk s--Philo McAfee,
John C Collins.
81MMIT
Jndges L B Hungerford, John W
Twohig, F J O'Donnell; clerks N
A Nelson, John P Kramper.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Hecord
II ltrnunt was a business visitor at
Homer Thursday.
Mr and Mrs M A Wood, ot Iowa City,
Iowa, arc the guests of their daughter
Mrs Ralph Smith.
Miss Kntherine Shull of Homer has
been the guest of Miss Bculah Branna-
mnn this week.
Miss Lillian Newnitn left he first of
the week for Omaha where it is reported
lie will be mnriied.
County Clerk W L Ross wns down
from the"Conntv Hub" Thursday look-
ng filler countv business.
Miss Mary Monnhnn is ppi-iiding n
two weeks vacation nt the home of hir
grandparents nt LeMars, low it.
Mr end Mm George DeVoc of Mission
Hill. South Dakota, kit for tlmir home
this week after a vit.it witti their dau
ghter, Mrs J S Bacon.
The J S Bacon home is enjoying a visit
from Mr Bhcob's sisters, Mrs J C Brad
berry of Mitchell, South Dakota, and
Miss Kathcrine Bacon of Hurler, South
Dakota.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hatcher, who have
been living at Crystal Lakf Park, are
now located at Omaha. Mr Hatcher
was an operator at Ferry Switch.
The report printed in a Sioux City pa
per that Emmet Spon, a popular motor-
man on the Traction company's South
Sioux City line, and Miss Lenore McNeill
of this place, are married is denied by
both Mr Spon and Miss McNeill and
they certainly ought to know.
Notice for Bids
The Privilege committee of the Pio
neers and Old Settlers' association will
receive sealed bids np to August 10th
on all privileges to be let for the annual
pionio to be held August 20th. Ad
dress all communications on this sub
ject to Barney Gribble, chairman of
privilege committee, Dakota City,
Nebr.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Remaining in the postofQce at Dakota,
Neb, for the month ending July
31, 1909.
dun Rnlrri,
Mrs Julia Foltx
Knlxirt KuerHtunberg
John Fischer
Mrs aiiios Hiiiiiterg
Mrs Iele Nurlweh
I, tl KolMTtson
MIS Murall (Smith
mIhh K Hernerson
1 N Hrown
Mrs i'hnrles Amos
Mrs Will Uaxtle
Mrs ClepliUM I'i'ters
Mrs Myrtle Powell
(Jlun Kmerson
Parties culling for the above please
say "advertised."
John 11. Ueam, Postmaster.
Have you seen our latest production
in photos? We are now making some
of tne finest photos made anywhere
for the money and prices very low.
For groups, wedding or baby photos,
see us first, and savu money.
Da Luxe Studio,
Next to 6 end lOo store, 4(d 4th, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Undertaker
County Coroner
B. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
60 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks'
Designs
Copvriohts Ac.
A nrnn. ....nisf a .ketch and dMcrlptlon ma,
quick I, uacariaiii our opinion rrwe wuminr an
ItiT.nllon I. probably palantahla. Cumniunlr
tion. strict), untiiianilal. HANDBOOK on Paiauu
aunt frea. OI1t avail-, fur .ecurin aatanu.
I'stcnia taken through Munn Co. racalvs
awflai nolle, without clmraa, lu tua
Scientific American.
A handsomely llln.tratiKj weakly. T sraaat nr.
filiation of an, .emiitlno Journal. 'I'arma. S3
,ar: Iciir nioniLa, IU Bold all nawxloalara.
MUNN & Co ctBradw"- New York
li,.... im r t St Wajhluifton. I. C.
Western Lands for Sal
fFlns Barralna. In F.rklni and Denal eoontlaa.
All tniooih I.t.I land. Mark, rich .oil. Nnar
railroad. Good rowa. sad atboinlut farma. Si,
tofw par acre. T.rmire.iionalile. Correspond
ence .olii ,lnd. Will .end maps, literature, ate.
vriiie loauf .
TIM Western teas Trust Ce., Holtfr.ge, Nebr.
Subscription
Bargains
Ute Ilcrcvld, cvricf
New Idea Magazine .1
Sionx City Daily and Sunday
Journal ". 6
without Sanday 4
to rural ronte patrons 3
Lincoln Daily News to April 1. 1
Kansas City Weekly Star. .. . 1
Iowa Homestead 1
R R Time Table
C, St. P., M. A O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time:
ORTH BOUND, SOCTH BOCBD.
0:55 pm Omaha 7:63 am
10:0J am Omaha B.lSnm
3:38 pm Norfolk 8:23 am
28 am Norfolk 6 :13 cm
7 :38 am Newcastle 10 :18 am
2:05 pm B:D5pm
BCNDAY TAAIMS.
12
13 pm Omaha ,2:30 am
3:38
9:28.
..morion o.iii am
...Norfolk 6:13
C Ut Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight' 7:16am
1 1 Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 12:47pm
EAST
No 86 Local Freiarht 2:2!inm
If Local rnssenirer,,..6:(i7 tm
daily. daily except Sunday.
Sioux City, Crystsl Lake ft Homer
LFAVK
LRAVE
BlOUIOITT
6 35am
8 30am
10 30am
J2 am
2 15pm
4 80pm
DAKOTAOllT
7 16am
9 30am
11 15am
1 15pm
3 15pm
6 30pm
7 15pm
6 15pm
Saturday and Sunday fights !!
only
District Court Dates.
The terms of court for the year 1909.
for the oouuties of the Eighth Judicial
.lutnet of Nebr; ska are as follows:
Cumlna Feb 1, Kept. IS
1'iikotn Feb If), HeptST
Stiiiiton nreli 1, (let 1H
tietlnr nreli 1ft, Nov M
llxon a re h id, Nov its
Thurxton April li, Oct 4
The first day of each term is set for
earing applications for citizenship.
B Alt GAINS
Acme Queen Binder. .. .$135.00
Acme Joint Mower 45.00
Acme Sweeps 10,00
Acme Sulky Rakes 25.00
Fuller Lee Pressed Drill. 75.00
Beatrice 5 Disc Drill. . . 25.00
Fanning Mill, best 25.00
Corn and Grain Grader. 40.00
Wells Jr. Stacker 45.00
Schroeder Grain Dump. . 135.00
Dain Wagons S0.00
Wagon Boxes $12 to $16
Canton Sulky Plows 42.00
Banner riding attachment 15.00
The above goods are not in
the trust. I don't buy trust
made goods if I know it "I am
a democrat,." Were it not for
the independent manufacturing
companies the consumers would
have to pay almost double what
they are paying now for farm
machinery.
Best cream separator oil, 40c gal
Stacker rope manila . 15c lb
Machine oil, 25c to 50c per gal
Sunshine WashingMachine,$9.50
Western Washing Machine, 3.50
Binder Twine, made in
July, 1909 9.00
Will trade any of above ma
chinery for young horses or cows.
D. C. IIeffkrnan,
Hubbard, Nebr.
Fint publication July S l)w
Notice for Tax Deed
To Cnrrlo K. Gnutt nncl W. II. Nicholson
In wIioho ntiinxH tit lit to the ntiil otntc hcri"
limftor iIcmci-IIxhI nppi-iirs of rccoril In the
oiiicc of thu county dm k of Dukota county,
NchniHkn; mid to Dclln May Wocilcock, tint
p.'i Hiin in the uotuul occupiuiuy of tiitlil rcul
i-Ktatit:
You and each of you nre hereby notified
that on the 4th day of NoviimUt, 1uu7, lot
hIx (il), In block twenty-four ), of Hull way
Addition. Dakotn county, NebrnHka, Hfconil
I'lat, was purchased by the uuilerHluiied, Jji
M. Woodcock, at a public bale of hiuiNaua
lot for delinquent taxes held by the Treas
urer jf Dakota county, Ntate of Nebraska;
that Midi J. M. Woodcock Utile owner and
holder of the certlllcate of purchase Issued
Durftuanl to said sale: thai Haul real estate
was noli! for the taxes of the years 1h1 to
Hum. Inclusive, and was taxed for said years
that said real estate was not assessed In the
name of any Durson for the years lul to Inmi,
Inclusive, or for the years :i to ll!. Inclu
slve: that said real estate was assessed In
the inline of Carrie K. ninlth for the years
1HW and 1HWN; that after thu expiration of
tbrei inniitlis from the date of the service
of this notice, application will be mode for
a tux deed for said real estate.
J. M. Woodcock. Purchaser.
By Alfred l'loy, ins akiuii.
NOTICE Or REFEREES BALE IN PARTITION
By virtue of an on order of the district
court of Nebraska, In and for liakota county,
for the sale of real estate lo make partition.
rendered on tut) mil uny or July, lunv, in h
suit for partition, wherein Anna V. Hhull In
Dlalntlrr. and Mary voss, t red Men never, jr,
and William Hchriever and Marguerite
Hchriever, minor heirs of Kllxulietti Hchrlc
ver, deceased, Fred Hchriever and Oharlei
Voss, are defendants, we, the undersign
ed , referees In partition duly appointed and
commissioned In said suit, auallllled and
octliiK, will on the 4th day of Heptemlier,
1MIU. at II o'clock in trie forenoon or said day
sell at public sale at the front door of the
court house at DakotaUlty, county of Dako
ta and state of Nebraska, the follow Ina de
scribed real estate, to-wlti
The southwest Quarter of the southeast
Quarter law Vt. or . ") of section live to',
coiitalnlnu forty-four 1441 acre: the east
half of the northeast quarter to H of no W)
of section eluht (ni; the northeast quarter
the southwest quarter (ne 'iiilnrtilt
the southwest quarter of the northeast
Quarter (swol nc!), and the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter (nw V. of
n w Hi. and the south half of the northwest
Quarter (s Hof nw of section nine (v) ; all
In townsnip twenty-seven iz.. norm oi
rantre elif lit (N), east, In the couuty of Dako
ta anil state of Nebraska.
'i'.ie terms of said sale to be cash, or not
less than oi.e-tblrd cash with mortiraifc
hack on the land sold or other equivalent
security for deferred payments and Inter
est.
Dated July W, 1MX).
W. I,. Ross.
W. 11. HrN,
JlKKMAH HlKRMiX,
lleferees In Partition
)R. C. H. MAXWELL.
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
DAKOTA crrr. mxbbabka
Send TRcxt New Mcxii.
to us if he wishes to borrow or deposit.
We've some extra inducements for him either way.
This week our deposits have reached their highest
mark during the twenty-four years.
But they're going much higher.
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT
Bank, of Dakota. County &
Always hungry for MORE business.
IS. IS. Hb'r. Co.'
Seasonable Goods
for
Lrcss Money
Hammocks Ice Cream Freezers Gas Stoves
Ovens and Toasters Lap Dusters
Reaper Whips Leather and Corded Fly Nets
Oar Stock the Largest Onr Trice tho Lowest. .
Edwards & Bradford Wr Co.
V. 0. Lake, Ecsidout Mgr.'
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I DAKOTA CLTY NEBRASKA
I Abstracts of Title
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PAUL' PIZEY,
Dakota Citm Nib.
Bonded : Abstracter
Lawyers
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To the East. The lowest rates in years are daily in effect
to all eastern resorts, including lake trips, circuit tours oi tne
East, the St Lawrence region, Boston, New York, Atlantic City.
Extremely attractive 30-day vacation tours of the East.
To the West. The lowest
tour, including the Seattle Exposition; the greatest railroad jour
ney in the world. $53.00, round trip, $15 more through California
Yellowstone Park. August
a. sai.a
son, either lor side trips on a voast journey, or lor a tour or. tne
Park. Inquire about the
camping tours made from Cody
appealing to the highest class oi
Daily low rates to Denver,
Park, Cody, Sheridan, Wyo., Hot
Get the habit of a summer
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'toil:
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Car ILoad. of
A fact which may interest our Bee Keeping friends, t
Don't forget that we aro still in the Harness Business. X
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Dakota City, Neb
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Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co;
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. EIMERS
ALFRED PIZEY,
603 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
rates in years for the Pacific Coast
is the heighth of the Park sea-
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18-day personally conducted Park
via the scenic entrance, a tour
travel.
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Estes
Springs, S. D.
tour, and see yonr own country.
W. E. Snethen, Ticket Agt, Dakota City, Neb
L. W. Wakelkt, Q P A, Omaha, Neb
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