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Local Items
Friday, Dec. 17, 1909
We have as good a stock of hard
ware and tinware as there ever was in
Dakota City, and you will find onr
prioes right. Schriever Bros.
Mervin Dewitt arrived home last
week fiom a trip to South Dakota.
Lou Walden was here over Sunday,
a visitor at the Mell A Bcbmied home,
John F Sides, deputy U S Marshal,
was a business visitor at Pender Tues
day. Mabel Bouton is recovering from a
siege of sickness, bordering on typhoid
fever.
George Rockwell and Robert Luse
brink were up from Homer Thursday
on business.
The finest Christmas and New Years
cards you ever saw Where? -At
Tan's corner, of course.
Max Easton, wife and baby, of
Sioux City, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs A E Adams.
Mrs Gertrude Best came up from
Homer Sunday and spent a couple of
days at the John H Ream home.
A social dance will be held in the
Ayres-Krumweide hall tonight. Sulli
van's orchestra will furnish the music
Barney Gribble took in the big corn
show at Omaha this week, and visited
his sons, John NY and George, at So
Omaha.
Miss Minnie A Beors, who has been
visiting at the S H Moore home tbe
past few weeks, departed Tuesday for
Norton, Kansas.
If you are in need of anything for
tbe holidays. Van will be pleased to
order it for you, if he doesn't happen
to have it in stock, witu no expense
or trouble to you.
The Foye Hue has been tied up since
last Saturday with a broken crank
shaft. Another shaft is being made at
the Sioux City Novelty works, and the
car will soon be in operation.
Sterling Linkswiiler, a merchant of
Salix, Iowa, died last Friday morning,
His son Sterling Ijinkswiller, who is
well known in this precinct, is in the
merchuntile business at Winnebago,
G A llatheway, of Magnet, Nebr,
was here the past week visiting his son,
Galen llatheway, agent for the Wat
kins Remedies . He had just returned
from a several months trip to the Pa
ciflo coast.
Patrick Farrell, of Hubbard pre.
cinct. was taken to a hospital at Coun
cil Bluffs, Iowa, Thursday to be treat
ed for the liquor habit, wbicu seems
to have gotten the better of him. He
was accompanied by Sheriff J P Rock
well. Darner Stoffie, formerly of South
Sioux City, but now with a contractor
at Wichita, Kans was here Saturday
squaring pp his taxes, and calling on
old friends. Barney never forgets the
print shop, since his associations with
the stick and rule terminated.
Chris Eriksen, Chas Jordan, Tim
Murphy, Carl Larson, George Ash ford
nd John Critz were here from tiomer
1
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Tuesday, as witnesses iu the case of
Chas Crawford against the Omadi Co
operative Grain company. The case
grew out of a difference of opinion in
the matter of wages, wherein Crawford
sued the company for $54 in Judge
Stinson's court. The case was decided
in faor of the company.
A rural carriers examination was
held at the postofnue in this place last
Saturday by Postmaster John ii Ream
to fill a vacancy at Hubbard, tbe car
rier on route 2, Pearl Persinger, ba
ing resigned. Those taking the exam
ination were, Mrs Geneva E Wilsey
who is servitg as temporary carrier;
Joseph nartnett, and Robert Duggan.
The oivil service commission at Wash
ington, D C, will pass on their papers
and designate the appointee.
II Zentmire. livintr on the Wm P
Warner plane on Omaha creek, is laid
nn with a bad case of blood poison on
bis left band. It started from a small
out on one of his fingers, which became
infected soon afterward while husking
corn. A physician has lauced his
band once, and the chances are now
good for speedy recovery. Only last
Tuesday, a week ago, Mr Zentmire's
oldest son. Gaorge. had an arm bro
ken. He was on horseback driving
the cattle in from the field when the
animal fell, resulting in tbijinjury to
bis arm. They areihaving more than
heir share of bad luck,
Stops
(''A FOR
Ed Y Maurice was a business visit
or here from Hubbard precinct Thurs
day. Mrs Mary R McBeath spent a few
days at Homer with relatives this
week.
Found German silver brooch with
initial "A" engraved on front. Call at
Herald ufllce.
Leo J Scbuett of LeMars, Iowa, for
merly of Homer, was a business visitor
here Tuesday.
Clise Barto came down from Wake
geld Monday to look after things bore
for a few days.
The ice on Crystal lake is now abont
ten inches thick, and the ice men aro N
preparing to fttt busy.
Dr C H Maxwell has been confined
to his home the past week with an at
tack of kidney trouble.
Walter Cheney purclased a floe
Duroo Jersey male pig from the Geo C
Blessing herd at Homer labt week.
For sale a six room house and three
lots, good location, good outnuie im
provements. Enquire at this office.
Will Lam son was down from Crof-
ton this week, visiting friends in this
county, and also bis duughtor at
Walthill .
I forbid any hunting or traveling
through my fields, on account of tbe
danger of stock getting hurt. Fred
Jaoobsen.
Rosooe Knepper came up from Oma
ha last week to visit until after the
holidays with his parents, T J Knepper
and wife.
Every subscriber who pays bis sub
scription to The Herald in advance
can have the Farmers lubuneoi Sioux
City free for one year.
D n linger arrived 'home Snuday
evening from Winnipeg, Canada, where
he had spent the past summer working
for a lumber company.
"Live and let live" is my motto.
Why not call on No 1 through jour
phone and give him an order, he will
deliver it free of charge.
The bazaar held last Friday by the
ladies of the M E church at the Dobien
hotel was a very successful affair, and
netted the ladies about $75.
What is the use of going -out in the
cold and storm when you can call up
No. 1 for anything 10 bis line, and he
will deliver it to you promptly.
J L Ream, of Axtel, Kans, traveling
salesman for a St Paul wholesale har
ness firm, was an over Sunday" visitor
here at the Geo T Woods home.
When you come up town, don't for
get to stop at the corner of Broadway
and Fifteenth streets and see what
there is in store for you. Van will be
there with a broad smile.
All kinds of coal, feed and bay for
sale at reasonable prices.
i'lITDS & SlAUGHTEB CO.
Thio E Bliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
A can of bakiug powder and a hand
some gold framed picture for 50 cents
at Van de Z dde's. This may be
your last chance to got one of those
elegant paintings absolutely free. One
would make an excellent Amas gilt.
The new "Radex" lens for constant
wear is superior for comfort and clear
ness of vision. Ii screens out the vio
let or chemical rays of light, thus pre
venting irritation and intiamation.
Satisfaction guaranteed. W O Eck
hart. Licensed Optometrist.
TON IGHT " THE nigbt!
enjoy a good hearty laugh with your
friends and neighbors at tbe clean,
cultured humor of Hon W I Nolen,
who appears this evening at the M E
church as the second attraction on the
local lecture course.
D Van de Z-dde and E II Gribble
went to . South Sioux City Monday
niaht to attend a recrular meeting of
the W O W lodge. Election of ollicers
was the principal business transacted,
with the following result: Council
commander, D Van de Zedde; advisor
lieutenant, BurtKroeaen; banker, O
A Anderson; escort, David Dorn;
watch aian, O J York; sentinel, Albert
Savidcre: managers. H O Dorn, O A
Anderson and Burt Kroesen.
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
cburob every Sunday as follows;
Preaching, 11am; Sunday school, 10
ami Class meeting 12 m; Epworth
League, 6:30 p m; Preaohing, 7 pm,
We were glad to see you on Sunday,
Come again. Do it over. Come over,
The church stands for something yet.
It's not gone; it's here to stay. Don t
be looking to see it go and then you 11
not be disappointed. The church our
blest Redeemer saved with the pre
cious coin of bis life blood is swaying
the nat'ons. Let's all be in the sway
ing business and on the winning side
Sometimes tbo World wins and it s a
winning disgrace. To win for Christ
means victory now and forever. Win!
Workl Do! Dar6l Determine! Uo
it now! When tomorrow steps in he
changes bis name and we cull bim
"today." A weloome accorded you to
11 the services. Walk in.
FROM A HOM ERITE -I N THE
INTEREST OF JUSTICE
I Contributed)
Wo hear that a petition i lielng circulat
ed to remove ono of our teachers; one, too.
thut wo have hoard spoken of as "one of the
beat teachers in Dakota county." Now we
have no personal interest in wild teacher.
not even being uccjualiited with hor, but in
the Interests of Justice and the golden rule
wo feel like entering a protest. We think
It should be only for som very yrnvo of
fense thnt such a thing should lie done
which, if we are Informed aright, is not the
ffiuO- lint A trivial nlll.l. lilttl mw uriiieiuHl
and IxiarU or educuiiou are porioeuy uuiu 10
rectify.
Would too petitioner or any 01 mo signers
raise their hand ami say: no to me as I
have done toyou." Take my huslne-s my
mean of making a living from ineY We
don't see one hiilld gt UD.
Home dcoiuu sign everytning mat comes
along; some Just Ix-cause they urn asked to,
and Imh'UUm Tumi Jones did; some itt-caiise
they oon'l want to ollena John hmlth when
he asked them to sign it. htlli others, be
cause they like to see their names down
with a lot 01 others, iso, we think such a
thing should 1st thoroughly looked into be
fore it Is Hlgneii, and wu lire sure the school
txiurd will call a meeting of the signers to
the petition and give them ncliunce to pre
sent their grievances In ncison and before
the accused, uml give her the chuuee of a
defense.
lours ior justice
Lectora Course Dates
W I Nolen Friday, Deo 17, 1909
R O Bowman.... Friday, Jan 21, 1910
The Modern Musicians...
Saturday, Feb 5, 1910
i R L Kemple.. Wednesday, Mar 23, 1910
JACKSON.
John Uyan went to Omaha Tuesday
to attend the corn show and transact
some business.
Very Rev P F MoCarthy was seri
ously ill several days this week, but is
much better now.
Lizzie and Nellie Teller spent last
Thursday and Friday in Sioux City
visiting friends.
P F Sullivan of Sioux City, arrived
here Saturday to spend a few weeks
with bis parents, P Sullivan and wife.
John Boler and John Flannery bad
a load of hogs on the market Thursday
which brought $3.10 per hundred.
Mis William Sundt departed J hnrs-
day for Bemidgi, Minn, to visit her
bister, Mrs J A Heath.
On aocouut of a snow storu out near
O'Neill Monday night the Burlington
was unable to get through luesday.
Ed O'Neill left tho labt of the week
for Seibert, Col. where he has a claim.
Frank B O'Neill, John Sullivau,
Victor McGonigal and William Teller,
who are attending the university st
Liccoln, are expected borne to tpend
the holiday vacation Saturday.
The sale of Mrs Ella Maloney s that
was held at her farm Tuesday, was
well attended and everything sold well.
Mrs Alaloney and family will move to
Sioux City shortly.
Lucy Jones is visiting her brother,
Jas J Jones, D D 8, at Sargent, Nebr.
D F Waters enjoyed a visit Tuesday
from his nphew, Frank Manning, 6f
San Francisco, Calif.
At the M W A meeting Saturday
eveuing the following camp ollicers
were eleoted for the ensuing year:
consul, J S Leis; clerk, S P Leia;
banker, M E Kennelly; manngors, L D
liicks, John liickey and Jas Kennelly.
Lee U Kearney sold a fine Packard
piano Tuesday to Torter M Boals.
FIDDLER CREEK
Charley Jessen came home Ust
Thursday. He thinks there is no
place like Nebraska.
jy W Hwingle left last week for
Sioux City where he will make bis
home. Mr Bancroft has moved onto
the farm.
The little child of Bert Barnes and
wife has been quite sick.
Peter Sorensen marketed hogs in
Homer Saturday.
The lyceum held last Friday evening
was well attended . It will meet spain
this Friday evening.
Helen Rockwell spent Sunday at
home.
Anna Bint-en visited at the J N Mil
ler home last week, as they are having
no school in Homer.
Giace Wilkins is teaching school
again and is getting along nicely.
Charley and Anna Enuksen visited
at the Peter Sorensen home last Sun
day.
SALETA
Ollie Fisher and George Hirsohback
spent a few days at Omaha last week
taking in the big corn exposition,
Mrs Will Broyhill and daughter
were visitors at the 1'erry Lieamer
home from Sunday until Tuesday.
George Hirschbauk left Tuesday for
Cincinnati, Ohio, to spend a few
weeks visiting his mother, and other
relatives. His wife who has been
there for several weeks will accompa
ny him home after the holidays.
Chas Congbtry and family departed
Wednesday for Yamhill, Ore. where
they will reside in the future. They
expect to go into the poultry raising
business iu their new location, lheir
many friends here regret to see them
leave.
Woods Hileman returned last week
to Julesburg, Colo, after spending a
few weeks here attending to business
matters. His son, David Uib-man,
arrived last Thursday from Julesburg
to help fiuibh gathering their corn
crop.
For Sale
A large list of Cheyenne, Morrill,
Box Butte, Kimball, Scotts Bluff and
Banner county Nebr, lands.
Ranohes, relinquishments railroad
contracts, school sections all sizes
and prices from $6.50 per aore and up
for deeded lands.
Having a personal knowledge of
these lands I will go and show them to
those who wish to invest.
8 A Combs, Homer, Nebr.
First Publication Deo 8 lw
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Dakota county. Ne
braska. Sate of Nebraska, Dakota County ss.
To Dora Ii. O'tJonnor Hhockley, (latherlne
Amanda O'Oonnor, nnd Alice (Jrnce O'Oon
nor, and nil persons interested In tliecsuue
of II. J . O'Oonnor, J r., deceased:
tin rending the petition of O. J. O'Oonnor
firaylng a Dual settlement and allowance of
Ms account tiled in this court on the 1st day
of Dece uils-r, WW, and for his discharge as
administrator.
It is h ruby ordered -that you, anil nil
persons interested in said matter, may, and
do, appear at the county court to tie held in
and for said comity, on the illst day of De
cember. A. 1). lmiw, at to o'clock a. in., to show
cause, If any there ho, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not Is) granted, and
that notice of the pendency of said petition
and that the hearing thereof 1st given to nil
persons Interested in said matter by pul
ilshlng a copy of this order In the Dakota
Oounty Herald, a weekly newspaper print
ed in said county, for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing.
D. O. Stinkon,
hral Oounty Judge.
First publication Dec 10 4ws
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account-
In the county court of Dakota county,
Nebraska.
Wale of Nebraska, Dakota county, sh.
lot) af K. liai tman. and unknown heirs
and all persons interested In the estate of
J lias. 4-i. llartman. deceased:
On reading the petition of wm. v. War
ner uravlng a II mil settlement and allow,
mice ol his account llleil In this court on t he
7lh day of DcccmlHir, Won, and for ills dls-
harge as administrator.
It is hereby ordered that you. nnd nil per
sons interested III said matter, may, and do,
appear at the county court to Is' held in and
for siild count v. on thnlllst day of December
A. II. l!i, tit 10 o'clock a. in., to snow cause,
if any there Is-, w hy the prayer of the pe
tloner should not lie granted, and that notice
of the pendency of said petition ami that
tho hearing thereof lie given to all persons
interested in said matter by publishing a
'tiny of this Order in the Dakota Oounty
Herald, a weekly newspaper printed In said
county, for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
ji. t utiwhom,
srai. Oounty Judge.
First publication Dec 10 4w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Dakota county
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska. Dakota county : ss.
To Chas. urs, Uor:i l urs, Joliu r. Yurs,
Mary L. Kohn. Hi.phta I., iirs. Fred W.
Yurs, Kmma M.tiehl, Minnie 1). Yurs, lcna
H Yurs, and Wm. O. Yurs, and nil persons
Interested in the estate of K. C. Yurs, de
ceased :
On reading the petition of Wm. r. War
ner, nraylug a nnai settlement and allow
ance of his account filed In this court on the
7lh day of Decemls-r, and for his dis
charge us administrator.
It is hereby ordered that you, and all per
sons Interested ill said matter, may. and do.
appear at the county court to Isi held in and
lor said county, on tnenistuay oi unci' inner,
A.D.. IMS, at 10 o'clock a. in., to show cause, If
any there be, why the prayer of the peti
tioner should not ie granted, unci mat no
tice of tho pendency of said petition and
that the hearing thereof 1st given to all per
sons interested In said matter by publishing
a copy of this Order In the Dakota County
Herald, a weekly newspaper printed in said
county, for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
1). ( Htinhon,
seal
County
nilge
NOTICE rOK BIDS.
Notice Is hereby given that on or be
fore January 1. 18 10. sealed bids
will tie received at the county clerk's of
fice, Uakotu. City, Neb., for furnishing
hooks, blanks and stationery us lollowa:
Books.
Itecords. X nulres. plain each.
KecordH, 8 ulres, printed heads, each.
Itecords. B ouires, primed page, each
Ueneral indexes, tt iiulrc, ruled, print
ed bead.
Numerical Indexes, 8 quire, ruled,
printed bends, each.
All tiooks to be made of best linen
ledger paper, full Russia binding, to open
flat, and to correspond with books now
in use.
Letterheads and Xnve'opee.
Letterheads, printed, tiiiiiiro bond or
euuiil. tier M.
Knvelopes, printed, manllu, hza No. 10,
per M.
Frivelopes, printed, nuinlla, slzo No. 12
per M.
Knvelopes, No. 1 tlze, V4. White,
printed, per M.
Stationary.
Kanfords, Staitordu or Arnold's Ink,
per iiart.
Spencei lun, Oluclnum or Gillette'
THERE are foods for
all purposes but
For the brainenergy
business men need; the
muscle-energy workmen
need; the nerveenergy
housewives need ; the all
round energy school chil
dren need.
A soda cracker in ap
pearance more than a
soda cracker in goodness,
freshness, crispness.
Moisture proof packages.
pens, per irross.
Fuller's or DIxon'B pencils, per gross.
Senate Scratch 1'ndn, per dozen.
Blanks.
I.pgal blanks, full aheet, per 100.
Legal blanks, half sheet, per 100.
Legal blanks, tiuarter sheet, per 100
Legal blanks, elghthh stieet, per 100.
Seimifite sealed blda will also be re
ceived for:
Oounty printing.
Publishing the delinquent tax list.
I'llntlng liar docket und election bals
lots.
Itentlng the poor furni and keeping the
county paupers,
t'ountv physician.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. Accepted bidder to give
bond for faithful performance of con
tract.
Dakota City, Neb.. November SO, 1909
V. L. HOSS.
County Clerk
First publication Dec i 4ws
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the Oounty Court of Dakota County.
Nebraska.
Ntate of Nebraska, Dakota county, ss.
To Mario Henolte Holandcr, Francois
Jeandet, I'lerre Itenolte Ore.aud. I'lerre
Leon Grc.mid, Jeanne Marie Madeline Wre
aoiud, Itenolte Mario Amelle Jeanne Ore
zinid, Mario Olatidlnc Luc, Jeanne Marie
I,ou1ko Olaudlne Marguerite (ireiuid. Morel
Mancolse ire.aud, Claudius Jeandet, anil
all other persons Interested in the estate of
John H. Arteaux, deceased:
On reading the petition of Wm. P. War
ner, praying a lluitl settlement and allow
ance of his account filed In this court on the
7lh day of Dccemlior, WW, and for his dis
charge as administrator.
1 1 is hereby ordered that you and all per
sons interested 111 said matter may, and do,
appear at the county court to Ih held in
and for said county, on the 81st day of Im
ccmber, A. D. Wott. at 10 o'clm'k A. M.. to
show cause, if any there be, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not lie granted, and
that notice of the pendency of said petition
and the hearing thereof he given to all per
sons interested in said matter by publish
ing a copy of this order In the Dakota Coun
ty Herald, a weekly newspaper printed In
said county, for four successive weeks prior
to said duy of hearing.
I). C. Stinsov,
skai. County Judge.
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CKrisfmas TQeaivs TucK
To the man who saves
JOY - GLADNESS -
to him
Why Not Start Saving Your Money Here, in the good,
safe Bank tke Oldest In the County? Saving means
Happiness. Start now and be Happy
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats ' yqu RIGHT"
Bank, of Dakota
X-mas Sale of Fancy Rugs
Sale Closes Tuesday, December 2Sth
All -Sizes In Hartford, Wilton, Axminster,
Smyrna, Palisade, and Colonial Velvets.
From the Wholesale House direct to You, with but one
small percentage of profit added. Make your selection now
while the stock is complete. We'll lay them awaY for you
until Christmas.
Stilr Selling 5 Gal. Gcod iterosene Oil for 45c.
Good House Brooms, for only 27 cents.
Edwards & Bradford L'mb'r Co.
V. 0. Lake, Resident Mgr.
J-
Patronize Home Industry buy your m-jats of
Wtxv LrOREBJZ,
Proprietor of
City, Meat Market
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent
for Seymour's White Laundry. Basket
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY
PAUL PIZEY,
Dakota Citv. Niss. TfflfyfVgf g
Bonded : Abstracter
Abstracts of Title
A $10,000 Surety Bond
Guarantees the aoouraoy of erery
Abntraot I make
his f money.
It
brings
PEACE
- COMFORT
and to his.
County &
Jaokson
Nbr.
Dakota City, Neb
goes on
NEBRASKA g
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
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Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co;
Bonded Abstracter
J J. EINERS
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