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Men's Combination Tic and Scarf j
Pin vScts jl.UU
Men's Combination Tie and CI OH
Hose Sets jl.UU
Men's Combination Suspender nCmk
Sets 5C
Men's Gloves, in Kid, Pearl Gray, Reindeer
Buck and Saranac rn 7c &t) nn
Driving Gloves $I.0U $1.1 J $Z.UU
Men's Shoes, button and lace, in .
Gun Metal and Patent, Leather. . . $4.UU
Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats all sizes
Men's fancy and plain Silk Hand
kerchiefs.. OUC
Men's Military Brushes, in Lcath-
er Case $1 .DU
Our line of Men's and Boys' Duck, Cor
duroy and Sheep Lined Coats is complete.
famous La Grecque $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
S. A.
Dakota County Herald
Official Paper of the County
J08K H. I. AM, PCBLISEZB.
Subscription "Price. $1.00 Per Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of this paper through the
maud aa second-clans matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Merry Christina and
Year to all.
a happy Now
J H Bonderson of Emerson precinct,
county commissioner from the third
rliHtrii-K tendered his resignation to
the board at their meetiog last -Saturday,
to take effect on and after that
date. The reason given for resigning
is that he expects to move about the
first of the year to th McLaughlin
farm Just Booth of Emerson in Dixou
county, which he recently purchased.
He wus appointed lust May to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Fred Blume, and at the fall election
was elected to eerve the unexpired
term. The county treasurer, chirk and
iuilffe. whose duty it w to rill the va
cauor. hve appointed Nelson Feuuto,
an old resident of Emerson precinct, to
fill the vacancy.
EXCHANGE ITEMS.
South Creek items in Ponca Journal;
Otto Loth and John bcollaru wore
transacting business in Jackson Situr
day.
Ponoa Leader: Tom Gormallj of
Uooiwin was a Ponca visitor yester
day.... Pat MoCube cried an auction
sale in Dakota county Tuesday.
Pender Republic: T F Sides, deputy
U S marshal, was in town Tuesday on
business.... Miss Mabel 'Niebuhr was
here from Winnebago over Sunday
visiting with friends.
South Creek items in Ponca Leader:
Thomas Jonea of Vista was a South
Creek visitor Sunday. . . .Myrtle liar-
ney has returnedjto Jackson, Nebraska,
where she will attend school.
Lyons Mirror: R O Bauer and wife
of Alberta, Canada, were Lyons vis
itors this week.... Our co isiu, Harry
Soott, of Wakefield, visited at the
Mirror home from Saturday to Monday
except the time spent over some at
traction in the south part of town,
Can it be that he is on the brink of
matrimony V
Emerson Enterprise: Harry Emil
DeSimple wus born November 23rd
Ready for Christmas
Will EE. Beck Co.
C6 Sioux Cttjr Jwlr, and Diamond Merchants.
NOTIIER Gift-Giving
important questions.
Better Prepared than ever to give them what they want.
We Certainly Are Headquarters for Watches, for DiamOtldSi for Jewelry, for
Silverware, fr Cut GlaSS. for Clocks " fact for everthing to be found in an
Up-To-Date Jewelry Store.
To the Forehanded we would suggest that selections may now be made and
Reserved till X-mas.
Our New Catalogue is now ready and will be mailed upon application.
WILL,
Mondamin Hotel Corner
and Attractive Christmas Gifts
Seen at 0ir Store
Ladies Dutch Lace ,c " C1 nn
collars 75c and $1.00
Ladies' Back Combs and Bar- -
cttcs very latest in Jet ZOC OUC
Handkerchiefs. 10C 1 5C 25C 35C 50C
Ladies Silk Scarfs 75c
Ladies' Elastic Belts with Jet
Clasps OUC
Sofa Pillows, in several very attractive
patterns.
jZ I S HES
We have a complete line
of FANCY DISHES
Chocolate Sets Berry Sets
Cracker Jars Tea Pot, Creamer,
Pie Plates Sugar, Spoon Holder
Bread' and butter Cups and Saucers
Plates Etc., Etc.
Children 'silver Sets. . ..$llmd 2.25
Also an assortment of Silver Spoons.
S
TIN
Dakota City, Nebraska
1909 died, Deo 6 1909.... Mr and Mrs
F 8 Berry visitied the first of the Week
at the Davis and Fuller homo.... F 8
Berry left for Omaha Wednesday
where he is trying a ease in the feder
al oourw. ... airs Hurt AlclDtafiur is
CDioyinR a visit Irom her Bister Mrs
Joe janhlbanm, of Goleridga. . . . John
Uogan moved bis household' goods up
from Hubbard on Tuesday and
will accept a petition in Weinandt's
saloon. -
CreightcTn Liberal: I just had a
abort visit with Geo' Stone, the famous
left fielder of the Ht Louis base ball
club. Many residents of Creighton
will remember Stone, who plyed one
or two games with the Coleridge team
some twelve or fourteen years ago.
Though Stone is paid a salary higher
than a congressman, yet as soon as the
baseball season is over he returns to
Coleridge and assists regularly in the
Commercial State Bank . One of the
tew men following that profession who
ea'es his money he is now fast ap
proaching the position where he Can be
independent. Mr Stone is a brother
in-law of Mrs Geo Francer, or this
place, and has made many bo
qnaiutanoes during bis visits here. J
Ed.
Winnebago Chieftain: Henry Nie
bnhr returned from Omaha on Friday
evetiup .... ur U li Stid worthy was a
Winuohago visitor ou Sunday .... M ins
Lillie Ream is visiting at the Johu
Nunn homo this week .... Frank Buck-
waiter was a business caller In Wiune
bftgo on Tuesday . . . .Judd Odoll and
Unary Skidmore were down from
Homer on Tuesday returning in the
evening. , . .Miss Nettie Cain was a
passenger to Sioux City Friday even
ing. She returned to Homer on Satur
day, coming home Sunday noon....
Sidney Graves, of Nacora was a
Winnebago visitor on Monday. Mr
Grayes was here lookiug at land with
a view of locating here.... J F Burk
has purchased the former residenco of
F E Combs, two miles south of Homer,
and will move the same to Winnebago
to be used as a residence on his proper
ty here. Still we can't understand
why he should need a larger house for
so small a family.
I CORRESPONDENCE f
FIDDLER CREEK
Margaret Smith visited at the L E
Priest home last week.
Chas S Doilge and wife Were passen
gers to the city Thursday.
' Max Nelson and wife visited friends
near Dakota City last Monday.
Ed Simonson, who has been helping
his brother, Paul aud J N Miller husk
Season is upon us
We want to tell
What to buy
our friend in "
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corn, left for his home, in Lake View
Iowa.
Joe Maurice came home from Car
roll. Nebr, last Thursday, to spend
Amas with bis parents.
Died, at her home Saturday ewpnine
Mrs F A Sawyer. It is very sad news
to all her friends and relatives.
The Miller brothers, and their sister,
Kristir.e, were passengers to the city
lust Tuesday.
People have been very busy shelling
corn on Fiddler creek this week. Mn
ler Bros shelled 800 "bushels, and Paul
Simonson 10UO bushels.
SALEM
Mrs Eva Moy. Hazel Moy, and son.
Ray, of Sioux City, visited over Sun
day at the Cornell home. ' ,
Ray Hock oame home from Dee
Moines, Iowa, last week, where he is
attending a business college, and will
spend the holidays at home.
The farmers are stioking at it in ati
endeavor to get their corn out. Some,
however, are going to wait until spring
as they think there is too much under
the snow that will be lost if husked
now.
W J Jones nd family, who resided
on the AI G Learner farm the past
year, departed for Blair, Wis, whore
they will make their future home,
n Wesley Brown is down from Her
rick, S D, visiting relatives and friends
and looking after hia property inter
ests here.
Cassie Booth, OraandKate Rigby
left Mouday for Elkhart, Ind, to re
side. They have relatives living there
Miss Ida Anderson and Mrs Emma
Loving are spending the holidays a
the home of their sister, Mrs M G Lea
mer.
Xnias exercises were given at the
Brushy Bend school house ou Tburs
day evening and at the German Luth
eran church on Friday evening.
iarl i-ridorick and wile have ao
ccpted a position with Col M G Learn
er, and Will occupy the house vacatet
by W I Jones and family the first
the year.
of
ArehieJoyce came down from Or
churl, Neb, to spend Christmas
at
home and to be near his mother who
was operated on for a tumor.
W J Hunt came down from North
Dakota to spend the balance of th
winter visiting his sister, Mrs Fre
Little, iu Sioux City.
HOMER.
Mrs Hans Anderjon is ou tho fie
list.
Chas Jordan's children have the
whooping cough.
Walter Smith, Homer's up to date
harness maker, drove to Ilubbard Sun
day and from there by train to Emer
and where to buy are all
Dakota Lotinty tnat we
ire
Sioux City, Iowa
son, where he also runs a harness
operated by his brother, Glenn.
shop
Two of Wra O'Dell'a children are on
the rick list.
lUlnii and Howard Bancroft time
home Sunday.
II A Monroe and family were guests
at the Mart Mansfield home in Winne
bago Sunday.
Mrs Rue Alremns visited Pa and Ma
Allaway Sunday between trains.
Grover Davis came home Sunday to
spend the holidays.
Cora Midkiff returned Friday from
York, Neb, where she has been attend
ing business college, to spend the holi
days.
The Midkiff and Learner families
drove to Sionx City Monday
Mrs John Rockwell came Tuesday
to visit her sister, Mrs .Bud McKinley.
Phil Van Cleave and Jasper O'Dell,
went to Oklahoma Wednesday, to visit
relatives during the holidays.
Newt Crippen went to Cherokee, lo,
Wednesday to visit relatives
Mrs Off Harris and baby, Mrs Nel
son omitn ana son, itaymona, are
coinc to Cherokee. Iowa, Sunday to
visit relatives.
Ira Aldrich and family are visiting
relatives around Homer this week.
The wedding bells will ring Friday
night, listen for them.
Mrs Chas Rockwell and Mrs Art
Bliven visited relatives here from Sun
day till Wednesday.
Tom Jordan, an erstwhile resident
of Blyburg, was in Homer this week.
Chas Bristol bought the Bancroft
residence property. Consideration
$800. How about values in Homer
being on the increase?
Silvia Rockwell went to Sioux City
Tuesday to visit her brother till Bun
day.
Thomas Murphy, of S D, dropped in
on the folks Tuesday, to spend the
holidays.
Tom Ashford and wife went to
Sioux Citv Tuesday to meet their
daughters, Mary and Margaret, who
returned from school to spend the holi
days.
Lnla Hirsch returned from Sioux
FallH, Weduesday, where she was at
tending school. ,
Nell Combs returned fjom Lincoln
Wednesday.
Irve Rockwell and family came over
from Sioux City Satnrday to visit at
the1 John Church home. Bessie
Church accompanied them back to re'
main till Wedneday.
Jud O'Dell, village marshal, left
Wednesday on a vacation o( several
weeks, for Nowuter, Okla, to visit his
mother, whom he had not seen' for 20
years, and to visit relatives in Perry
nd Coffeeville. Jud expects to have
the time of his life and is just the boy
to have it. J C Larsen has been
worn in as special or depnty marshal
during Jnd's absence.
Grace Lake, who teaches in the
Holsworth district had a runaway some
where between between her place and
the school house. Grace, the bnggy,
and the horso, were flying at such a
rate that Jane said, Off said, that
Grace, said that it was most like being
in a living machine. Grace landed at
home, the buggy iu various places,
and the horse ou the reservation.
Two obildren of John Mouery, who
live on the creek bank are seriously ill.
The mother is worn and tired with the
constant care of them for the past few
weeks and as the family is in destitute
oircurustances, the good people of
Homer ure doing what they can
to relieve their immediate wants. The
evangelist very kindly went to see
them aud ascertain their needs then
took up a collection iu church which
was used for provisions and medicine.
The husband says he will work at
what ho can get, so it you have a job
to give, him, now is your chance to
kill two birds with one stone get
your work done and helo the needy.
The justice of the peace has written to
the county attorney on the subject of
relief for these people but got no an
swer. Now it euems to be up to some
body to see that the sick are taken
care of aud the man put to work.
HUBBARD.
Those from bore who were in the
city Thursday to see Santa Claus were
Mr and Mrs Chas Dodge, Wm Dodge,
Christ Ericksen and daughter, Mrs
Sharp, Mrs Jordan, Ed Morris, wife
aud Tiaughter, Max Nelson and sou,
and Mike Furrel.
John C Smith was in Dakota City
and Sioux City last I riday.
Mrs Johu Green was lu the city
Thursday.
An elcgaut stock of candies,, nuts,
eto, for tlio holidays at Carl Ander
son's. Annie Anderson returned Saturday
evening from her stay at Morningside.
To iu Graham and M C Orein were
up to sue Santa Claus last Friday.
The infant child of Emil Andersen
and wife hus been quite sick tho past
week.
Hermon Benze and son, Frederick,
visited in Omaha from Friday until
Monday.
Christmas is almost here, and if you
have not made all your selections yet
you should drop in to Carl Anderson's
store, where you can find anything you
want iu the line of useful for Xmas
gifts.
Delia Timlin spent over Suuday at
her home here.
Prof Jenulngs drove over to Jackson
Saturday.
Our tcachtre will all spend the holi
days at their homes Miss Hogun at
Jackson, Miss Mulady at Moruiugside.
Miss Timlin in Ilubbard, Prof Jen
nings at O'Neill.
See our display of china, glarsware,
etc, all appropriate for Christmas
gifts, and cheap too. Carl Anderson,
Miss Bridgie Uasse visited in the
city last week a few days,.. She was
au over night visitor at the Geo Tim
lin home Sunday.
Some of the Geo Eble children had
severe attacks of croup lately.
John Harty was a Sioux City shop
per Monday.
Mrs Campbell nd little aon were up
to see Santa Claus Tuesday.
Herman Nelson's sale is dated for
January 7. '
Taul Sharp is Buffering severe pain
- tassaEBxacman
Awful
Christmas is here
Choose yaur Present
OAK and MAHOGANY ROCKERS.
CHAIRS. ,
MORRIS CHAIRS.
.LEATHER ROCKERS.
ROMAN SEATS.
FOOT STOOLS.
MAGAZINE RACKS.
PLATE RACKS.
IIOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS.
It will pay you to visit our city and make your purchases from US. Freight prepaid
G06-G08 Fourth Street. S!oix City, Iowa.
aOC
from a bruize on hi l shoulder, caused
by a fall. He has been making regu
lar trips to the doctor in the city for
the past week.
Mr and Mrs G F. Smith ate dinner
Sunday at the B K Dyer home. -
Joe Ebel has been out painting at
the Nels Andersen place the past few
dayo.
John Mitchell his been enjoying a
visit from a cousin from Omaha.
Mrs Mary Rnnze visited from Tues
day until Wednesday of last week at
the Mrs Thornton home in Sioux City .
A rug from our Holiday Assortment
will make a useful, as well as beauti
ful Christmas present. IjMwards &
Bradford Lumber Co.
Frederick Benze will leave for Oma
ha after the holidays where he expects
to take up a business course.
Annie Anderson is suffering from a
severe case of tonsilitis.
Al Chaillie shelled several hundred
bushels of pew corn last week.
Carl Fredbiiokson was down to the
city Monday, on a shopping expedi
tion.
Monday evening while Nels Ander
son was drving home he got out to fix
something about the wagon wheu the
team started np and one wheel passed
over him, breaking hia shoulder blade.
Chas Dodge and wife and Hans Nel
son and wife left Fri jay for Cherokee
Iowa, to spend Christmas.
JACKSON.
Metry Xmas nd Happy New Year
to you all.
James L Barry arrived hosne from
tho'Blees Military academy, at Macon,
Mo, Saturday evening to spend the
holiday vacation.
E J Mnllally aud wife hive gone to
St Louis, to spend the holidays with
their children.
uorn, 10 i ai union ana wile Uec
15, a son.
Mrs M Quinn departed Wednesday
for Lairbury, Nebr, 10 visit her daugh
terttV Mollale.
Mary McMahon, who spent the past
threo months in home of her aunt, lira
Jane Lilly, left Tuesday for her home
at New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Edward T Kearney and daughter,
Editlia will spend Christmas with
friends in Omaha.
John Pvichter and family moved
Monday to the Mrs Maloney farm, Mrs
Maloncy and children are now at home
at 421, 8tli street, Sioux City,
Hose Gill is spending the eek with
her sitter, Mrs Geo Mougar. near Pon
oa, Nebr.
Mrs Chas H Buck arrived here Fri
day evening to visit her brother, Sam
Brannaman.
The 11th grade pupils took examin
ations Friday aud Saturday.
Chet Smith was called to Pen
der, Nebr, Friday by the illness of
his brother William, who is laid np
with a case of blood poisoning in his
leg from a rusty nail ,
The schools closed here Wednesday
lor ttie holiday vacation, a nice pro
gram was rendered in the academy by
the pupils. School will reopen again
Jan 3
Mrs Chester arrived here from Oma
ha Monday for a few weeks visit wih
'her parents, D O'ilanlon and wifo.
Minnie Keefe's school closed Friday
for the Christmas vacation with an en
tertainment. A nice program was
given by the pupils.
MargarAt Waters, who is a student
at the university at Madison, Wis, is
exnected home the laet of the week.
Madeline Mc Mullen of Waterbury,
is visitiug Helen Riley.
A very sad and distressing accident
happenod to F Morgan, manager for
the Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
last Thursday, When cutting a piece
of wire it flew back striking him in the
b.ill of the eye injuriug the eye severe
ly. Drs llocst and Leahy were called
and kept him under an auesthetia until
Friday when he was taken to St Vin
cent's hospital where he is receiving
medical attention with hopes of saving
the eye. At present hoisiloiug nicely,
but they cannot tell yet whether he
will have to undergo an operation to
have the eye removed or not.
Michael Q iiun, a student at Creigh
ton college, Omaha, arrived home for
vacation Monday.
A graud holiday dance will be given
in Kiley's hall Tuesday evening, Deo
28th .
NACORA.
Jim Smith of Hubbard, spent Sun
diy with friends were.
MrsL Simmons, Clem and Eattie
Simmons were Sioux City visitors
Wednesday
Will, John, and Anna Fey, were
city pnssengers Tuesday.
Johu Rhode was an Emerson visitor
Wednesday.
Rapidity!
again and we must buy Presents
and be satisfied, from
MUSIC CABINETS -LADIES'
DESKS.
CENTER TABLES.
BOOK CASES.
CARPET SWEEPERS
. RUGS.
PICTURES.
PARLOR ( SUITES.
BRASS BEDS.
When You See
these cold days it means that he is happy because f
his home is well heated with
a Garland Base Burner
We have a few
be happy, too.
left.
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Go.
Hubbard
Winter. IQ)a,y i2
Will soon be here. Be prepared with a nice warm
Lap Kobe. We have a good assortment in
various designs of pleasing colors ranging in pricfe Y
as follows: $2.80 - ,$4.20- $5.30, all of
Good Heavy Plush, fast colors, and very durable, j
Come early and get the best selections.
We will sell all last year's patterns of Plush J
ana wool Lap Koierf at
Sturcs Bros, f !l JEM'
Yal Scliindler shipped a car of hogs
to Sioux City Wednesday.
Aug Voss and John Denker, shipped
five car load of cattlo to South Omaha,
Thursday.
Mae and Jim Ileeney were Sioux f
City passengers luesday
MrsGus Lester Was a City passenger
Sunday.
Official Proceeding- of the Board
of
County Commissioners.
Tlie board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Present
John Slerk, chairman; KJ. V. Morgan, J.
II. Honderson and W. U. Kohs, clerk.
The following bonds were approved
by the board: T D Curtis, justice of
the peace, Omadi precinct; John D
Welker, justice of the peace, Omadi
precinct; George N Georgensen, road
overseer, district No 6; Dallas G Ev
ans, county treasurer.
Clerk ordered to write warrants as
follows ;
Oeorue H Hayes, poll tax refunded on
roud district No 1(1 t 2 Wl
Win Krumwlede, on road dlst No 19.. i ou
The following claims were allowed on
the ;ounty general fund:
Nebraska Telephone (Jo, phone rent
to April IMt) -i to
National Otllee Supply t), Hitppllcx.. -J7 15
Klopp & Hartlett Do, supplies 12 2,
Win Hiei'uiiinu, salary iiMhi
J H ltuekwelK- salary XI M
Mary V Quinn, ciliary 215 fin
IVrkins liros Co, supplies 2 2
Hurt Kroesen, supplies n 50
U H Maxwell, medical services ren
dered Jd 01
K Ji H I.brt'o, mdse 79 71!
WJ Maiinliof, postiiue.enveUipes.etc 62 CS
Claims allowed on the county roud
fund:
Dennis Quinn, road work ;W 60
K W lilerniaiiu, Imlancc due ou road
work 40
! Hi inith, road work 711
.1 W Koltou, same 4 oil
Kcllx Cliappell, ,-aiiie 7 (
IIiiiih Honnlckson, same 12 25
Nlss Andersen, siiinu 7 511
Claims allowed 011 tho road district
fumi:
I.uke Q11I1111, road work, dlst. is ,"!()
Thomas Union, same, ' IS 27 tl
Martin noun, same is :l 511
fat (Oil, same, ' 7 aoiKI
V 111 I.eatncr, same, ' ' 5 IS 75
Thos HimIkIus, same, Is ou
l.eo K Rockwell, same ' (1 1)511
II Hrow u, same, ' lu 7 on
Henry Fow ler, same ' IS 10 50
J (J Sinltli, same, " ID 22 5'i
ltesiguation of J II Bonderson, com
missiorer of the third district, to take
effect on and after Deoember Id, 1K0D,
accepted by the board.
Board adjourned siue die. -
W. I.. ItOSS. Clerk.
First publication Dec 10 ws
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 Marie lleiinlte lloliinder, Francois
Jrambt, I'lerre llenolte tire.ainl. 1'ierre
l.eon (iieaud, Jeanne Marie Mud. line (ire
zaud, Kcuoitc Marie Ameiie Jeanne (,re
11111I. Maiie Clamliiio I. uc, Jeanne Marie
Louise (iauiline Marguerite (.ri uu.l. Morel
Frani'olse lireHint, ( lull II 11 Jennilet, and
nil other persons Interested in tho estate of
John K. Ai teaux, deceased:
on rending the petition or w 111. r, War
ner, praying a II1111I settlement and allow
aticetif his account tiled In this court on the
7th day of Deci inls r, lim, and for his dis
charge us ml mi ills 1 rator.
It is hereby ordered that you and all per
sona Interested lu said matter may, and do,
appear at the county court to Is- held lu
ami for said county, 011 t he illst day of lsi-
1 ilior. A.' D. lull, at lo o'clock A. M.. to
show cause. Ifuny there Is', w hy tho prayer
of the petitioner should not In' granted, aiul
that notice of the pendency of said petition
ami the hearing thereof In' given to all per
sons Interested In said mutter by publish
ing a copy of this order In tho I inkotii Coun
ty Herald, a weekly newspaper printed iu
mid county, for four successive weeks prior
tu attld day of healing.
1). C. Ktinsok.
Isial County Judge.
the following list:
I
a Man Smile
Better get one now and
Nebraska
one-lourtli oil tlio price
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Street
Iowa.
First publication Dec lO-i-ws
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Dakota county
Nebraska.
htate of Nebraska, Dakota county: ss.
To Chas. Vurs, Dora Yuih, John V. Yurs.
Mary I,. K0I111. Mnnliln 1. Vm,-., w'.o.i u-
I Yurs, Kmmii M.Gehl. Mliinln livm-i r...,i
f Yurs, and Win. O. Y urs, mill nil persons
. - . ... inw.LU VJl . 1UIH. III!'
ceased :
on rending the petition of Wm. P. War
ner, prayliiK Muni settlement and allow
ance of his account tiled lu this court on the
7th (lay of Hccenilier, llni, and for his dis
charge as administrator.
It is lie re by ordered thnt you, and nil per
sons interested in said matter, may, and do,
appear at the county court to be held in and
tor said county, on the :11st day of Dree 111 1st.
A.D., How, at 10 o'clock n.m., to show cause, If
ni)y there lie, why the prayer of tho peti
tioner should not lie granted, nnd that no
tice of tho pendency of said petition nnd
that the bearing thereof Ixt 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.
r . D. Ct. Ktinson,
tSRALJ County Judge.
First publication Deo 10 4ws
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.
I'oOlaf K. Hartman, and unknown heirs
and all persons interested in tho estate of
( has. (i. Hartman, deceased :
on reading the petition of Win. P. War
ner praying a II mil settlement and allow
aiice ol bis account died lu this court 011 the
th day or DecemlHT, Hon, and for his dis
charge us administrator.
It Is hereby ordered that you, and all per
sons Interested In said matter, may, and do,
appear at the county court to be held in and
for said county, on llielilst day of December,
A. D. amy, at loo'clock a. 111., to show cause.
If any there lie, why the prayer of the pe
tloner should not lie granted, and that notice
of the pendency of said petition nnd thut
th(hcarlng thereof Is. given to all persons
interested in said matter by publishing a "
:''Py ' Hi!" Order in tlio Dakota County
Herald, a weekly newspaper printed in said
county, for four successive weeks prior to
viiij 01 ueiiuiig.
r , D. ('. Ktinson,
IKKALJ County Judge.
First Publication Deo JI 4w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Dakota county, Ne
braska. Sato of Nebraska, Dakota County ss
To Cora I,. O'Connor Shockley, Catherine
Amanda O Connor, and Alice (irace o'Con
nor, and all persons Interested in the esttti e
of c. J . ( 1 Connor, J r., deceased :
on reading the petition of C. J. O'Connor
praying a liuul settlement and ullowanceof
his account tiled In this court 011 the 1st day
of Deceinls r, Hum, anil fur his discharge as
administrator. '
It is hereby ordered that you, nnd all
persons interested in said matter, may, and
tin, appear jit the county court to lie held lu
and for said county, on the Hist day of Dc-i-emlier,
A. D. lmni.at lu o'clock it. ui., to show
cause. If any there Isi, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not m granted, and
that notice of the pendency of said petition
and that the hearing thereof l. given to all
persons Interested In said matter by pub
lishing cony of this older In 11,.. l,i......
County Herald, a weekly newspaper print
ed in said county, for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing.
r , D. C. Stinsos,
lHKA,-J County Juilue.
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