Desperate
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a regu
lar medicine, a doctor's medi
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
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VV publish our formulai
yers
Wo banish alcohol
from our m.diolnaa
We ur you to
consult your
doctor
Local Items
Any pood doctor will tell you that a medi
cine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels ore con
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better than Ayer's Pills for cor
recting this sluggishness of the liver.
Mad by tha J. O. Ajar Co., Low.ll. Mui.
f SEEDS
l y BUCKBEE'S SEEDS SlICCFPn I
SPECIAL nrrrn-
Made to kalis Raw Rnalaraa, A trial Will
Prize Collection ". i7Trn.ti.:i.-i
Uea; 10 Spriiia-ii.inrinr haiiet vanetlra In all.
SIAKAMECB TO PLEAttK.
VWgfo-tfy ; Mention this Paper.
SEND 10 CENTS
ocotm poitar and pack Inn and rcaWa thla T1naM
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county bottom.
farm on the
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Dakota
Einiers.
Undertaker
Coimiy Coroner
15. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
Friday, March 4, 1910
We Lave as good a stock of Lard
warn and tinware as there ever was in
Dakota City, and yon will find onr
prices right. Schriever Bros.
Bargains at Van's every day.
Ed T Kearney of Jackson was a bus
iness visitor bere last Tuesday.
Richard Hughes left Sunday for a
visit with relatives at Hot Springs HD.
Bee our spring fabrics and styles for
men's tailor made suits. 8 A Stinson.
Bertha Knecht, of Winnebago, ac
companied Mary Easton home over
Sunday.
CI1B8 Barto returned to this place
Tuesday, after spending a month with
relatives at Wakefield.
If yon haven't got time vto do your
own shnnpiuK call up o. 1, ana be
will deliver the goods promptly.
Will H Orr has the plans about 00m
pleted for the erection of a new mod
ern residence on his farm north 01 town.
The last will and testament of Clar
issa J Austin was bleu lor pro Date in
County Judge Ileffernan's office Wed
nesday.
0 R and Chris Smith were down
from Jackson on business matters Tues
day, and were pleasant callers at the
Herald office.
Mrs George Niebnhr returned Tues
day from De Smet, 8 D, where she
spent a week at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs A B Rich.
Robert A Woods left Tuesday even
ing for his home at Lacrosse, Wash,
after spending the winter hero with
his parents, Mr and Mrs Geo T Woods.
John Turnbull, druggist at the Da
kota City pharmacy, spent a few days
in Omaha this week. E E Crady of
Sioux City, is looking after the store
during his absence.
Rev Taul Boodach, a native of Per
sia and a student at Morningside, will
give an illustrated lecture in the Mcth-
dint church March 15th under the aus
pices of the Epworth League.
Clyde Crego started Sunday for
Julesburg, Col, where he intended to
work in a barber shop, but was inter
cepted at Fremont by a telegram sta
ting that the position was taken, so he
returned the next morning.
The Ladies Aid society of the1 M E
church, at their meeting last Friday
at the home of Mrs Spencer, presented
Mrs S A Bouton a handsome set of sil
er spoons, in token of their apprecia
tion ot her assistance in church work.
Fred Duensing, this week, finished
moving his household goods, etc., from
his farm to his new home in town.
Fred Krnmwiede is occupying the
Duensing farm, having moved there the
first of the week from a farm in Brushy
Bend.
Sam Bonton loaded his household
goods and shipped to Norfolk Wednes
day, where he goes to make his future
home on a farm which he recently
purchased near that place. The fam
ily expect to leave today, Friday, and
their many friends here wish them
well in their new home.
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A $10,000 Surety Bond
Guarantees the accuracy of every
Abstract I make
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co.
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. EIMERS
See F O Stanard for heating, plumb
ing and lighting.
Myrtlo Towell was a passenger to
Wayne Wednesday.
Galen Hathaway visited hit father
at Magnet over Snnday.
John II Gnbble was a business visi
tor at flinton, Iowa, Sunday.
Mrs Belle Bachert has been confined
to her home for the past week.
George II Seaman and family have
removed to Olivet, S D, to reside.
J O Thompson has gono to Omaha
to work in the Burlington roundhouse!
See our spring fabrics and styles for
men s tailor made suits. S A btinaou.
Sam Bouton disposed of his resi
dence here to Barney Gribble Tuosday.
Bert Brasflnld has moved in from
the lake and is occupying the old Mar
tin house.
Kirk Ream, of Axtell, Kansas, was
an over Sunday visitor at the Geo T
Woods home.
Ovid Park left for his home at Car
men, 111., after spending the winter
here with relatives.
J W Bridenbangh arrived here this
week from Phoenix, Arz., to look af
ter his property interests.
The Foye street car showed up
again Thursday, after a two weeks
tie-up with a broken shaft.
Found A ladies' hat pin. Owner j
can have same by proving property j
and paying for this notice. I
Mrs Stella Wilson is here from Mo-
ville, Iowa, visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs Mary N Lattin.
Ilarry Ada'r was a passenger to
Omaha Saturday evening where he
spent Sunday with relatives.
Edna Durland, a teacher in the
Sioux City school, was an over Sunday
visitor at the W L Ross home.
Do yon keen an eye on Van's black
board, if not you bad better as ho al
ways bus a bargniu listed there.
For sale a six room house and three
lots, good location, good outside im
provements, Enquire at this office.
Mrs Ilariiet Ay res returned Wednes
day from a fw weeks visit at the
Ilomer Skeen home in Cody, Nebr.
Will Krumwiedo and Fred Schmidt
and family expect to leave this week
for their new homes near Lnuerwood,
S. D.
Miss Etta Bauer, a former teacher
111 our tcuools, was liere irom aoutu
Sioux City over Sunday the guest of
friends.
Mrs W S Thornley and daughter, of
Moville, Iowa, visited over Sunday
here with Mrs Thornley's sister, Mrs
F II Forest.
A surprise party was held at the
Steve Joyce home Sunday evening,
and a four course lunch was served
to the guests.
C N Phillips and wife, parents of
Mrs W E 8nethen, returned to their
home at Exeter, Nebr, Tuesday after
a week's visit here.
It pays to trade at Vans, and be
sides he will give you, free of charge,
a handsome chromo in the course 01
time. Go and see him.
Carl Sund hit the $9.20 market with
hogs Monday. He says that beats
sellling for 2o a round, whioh he did
when he first went to raising nogs.
DISTRICT COURT DOINGS
The case of Margaret E Adams vs
Angust Moeller et al, which was on
trial last week when the Herald
went to preis, was finished Saturday
oveDing and given to the jury. The
jury,' after being out about three hours,
returned a sealed Vrrdict, court hav
ing adjonrucd Saturday evening until
Wednesday morning, at which time
the jury was ordered to report. The
verdict returned was in favor of the
defendants. The case was a suit for
$5,000 brought by Mrs Adams against
the Moeller saloon for selling liquor to
Albert Adams, her husband, who,
about a year ago was hurt while scuff
ling and died from the effects of his
injuries.
Upon motion of county attorney Mc
Allister the case the State vs Lvlu
Mclntyre was dismissed, the only wit
ness for the prosocttion having de
camped.
In the case of John D Foltz vs Nellie
R Foltz the defendant defaulted, and
judgment and decree ot divorce was
granted as prayed: costs taxed to the
plaintiff.
Tho case of M O Ayres vs Geo Bar
nett, a dispute over the boundary lines
to certain lands on Walker's Island
fronting on Crystal lake, was tried be
fore the court Wednesday and Thura
day. The arguments of the attorneys
will be submitted on written briefs.
and a decision will be rendered later.
Court adjourned Thursday afternoon,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Dakota City, Neb, Feb 20, 1910.
Board of coanty commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present:
Nelson Feauto, chairmnn, Ed Morgan,
Tims Long, and W L Ross, clerk.
Tho following bonds were npproved
by the board:
Curl lllrich, overseer roml district No 1(1;
(Mi Mk Sore use ii, overseer roml (list rlct Noll;
M K Kciini'lly, justice of the pence, St
John's precinct.
Ki'poit of Mnry Quliui, Hiipciiiiti'ndcnt,
npiuovcil by the Ixmrd.
t'lcrk ordered to correct the valuation of
lot lit, hloc k Hii, linkotu t'lty, for the year
IwT, to Hint ot ii vm-iint lot.
Clerk ordered to write the folUnvlnn war
rants: N I, Crlniiln. on roml dlst N'ort 8 fill
Henry Kninclsco, on rond dlst No 7... fl mi
H H Uilblilc, on ronti dlst No 17 8 to
T K McUee, on loud dlst No 17 8 l
Homy Ciiln, on road dlst No 17 a mi
II It Urlhlile, on roml (list No H H mi
Merman Ilen.e, on roml dlst Noli (j ml
Patrick Dut-'Kitii, on road dlst Noll ... 8 (Hi
The following; claims wero allowed
on the county feencral fund:
Kdwnrds A Bradford I.br Co, indue... 7 Rn
J'erklns Bros Co, supplies arm
Klopp A HartlettCo, supplies is fii
Perkins Uros Co. supplies 1 lift
HiiiihiioihI A Stevens Co, supplies In 75
Kdwards Bradford Lbr Uo. iiulse..,. fill sfi
Kit Moi'iinn, salary 47 en
Win Blermiinn, same mi mi
.1 1' Kockwcll, same lm SH
Dakota City l'harmacy. drum for
McCann 8 4f
J B llosslter, transcript Jloliiivla va
linkota County 15 On
r C Stinson, expense, postage, etc.... 4 711
J P Ilockwell, expense, guard fees, etc lis GO
Burt K roescn, supplies 25 Wi
Ulaus Menke, sheriff's cost in search
for August (Jcrliich 10 00
John H Hiu'hert, Ismrdimr paupers. al
lowed on rent of poor farm P5 00
jorin H Kaciiert, care or Mccann, al
lowed on rent of poor farm 8tl 00
IioiIko CorniKftted Iron Co, allowed
on hrlduu fund W) 60
Sum Brennauian, allowed on ditch
fund, claim of $:.W. X1 00
The following claims were allowed
on the road district fund:
T M Sullivan, road work, dlst No 4... on
George Cain, road work, dlst No 1 S 60
It is requested by the board that
the overseers of the several road dis
tricts make an early report of the tools
in their ' diBti lots, including plows,
Sammy and Aileen Stinson celebra- scrapers, graders, etc that the board
ted their 6th and 12th birthdays, re- may be enabled to know what should
spectfnlly, at their home Monday ije purchased for the various road dis
evening. A pleasant time is reported, tricts
T?-..-i. n.;v,v,i in f,nm nnM. I Board adjourned to meet March
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GET WAFER'S ESTIMATE
BEFORE YOU BUILD
If you can't come to Council Bluffs now,
let us figure your building list and
mail it to you.
Have your carpenter make up a list of what you will need, for your house
or barn. Get your local dealer's figures, and then send the list to us. We 11
beat your local dealer's bid without seeing his figures.
You can equip your building from our immense stock of superior lumber,
millwork, hardware, paint, roofing, cement, etc.
Come to Council Bluffs if possible. We pay your fare np to 150 miles each
way, also your hotel bill, if you buy a carload of material.
WE MAKE LOW PRICES WE GUARANTEE QUALITY
OUR SERVICE IS PROMPT
attended a publio sale of whiteface
cattle at Oakland Friday but did not
make any purchases.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
FiTLbs e Slaughter uo.
TbioE Bliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
All those having streets and blocks
W. L. ROSS, Clerk.
Hotel Business For Sale
On account of ill health
have decided to offer for sale
my hotel business in Dakota
City, including all the hotel fur
nisnings, also ail supplies on
Sand .
For
Our
Naw
Catalogue.
C. HAFER LUMBER CO.
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, IOWA
Branch Office ia South Omaha.
Wa
Pay
Fr.lght
en Carload
Shlpmanta.
belonging to the town under fence will hand. Anyone desiring a first
call and settle for the rent for tne com- cjass l10fe1 location can pet a
inar vear. or same will be let to other I , . , ... ...
partis James Fusion, ' bargain by writing or calling on
Street commissioner, inos, JJeoien. uaKoia ieD.
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The new "Radex" lens for constant advertised LETTERS
wear is superior lor comiori ana ciear- Kemaining in tue postofflce at Dakota,
ness of vision. 11 screens out me vio- Neb for the month ending February
lei or cueiuiuai rajo 01 uguv, uuo ic- jgjQ
venting irritation ana mnamauon. Kriuik Cnve Mrs Frank Evans
Hiitisfantion aruaranteed. W U JSCK- Chris Chrlstensen J K Kcriin
hart, Licensed Optometrist.
Fred Bartels marketed a car of
sheep in Sioux City last week that I The following letters remain uncall
brought the top prices for the day. ed for in postoflice at Jackson, Nebr
In the shipment were 19 lambs that for the month of February.
l.I .1 Q nil nur liiindrnd. which WBB I (4oo Bastedo Carl .wlehei
1 t. n:tm I Oscar Kernlieclc Krwd Peterson
IUJ reouru iirico jui mo Klesland
been in charge of the Ice husincss at the
Lnkrton Junction succeeded him as the
IlurliiiRton agent here.
Ivmsley Clinkcnlieard was taken and
dcnlv sick while attending a party Tue
day evening and taken to his home. On
Thursday he was removed to a Sioux
City hospital. Appendicitis is said to be
the cause of his illness, lit yas operated
on Thursday night nnd is getting along
nicely.
Ilcrt Miller, a conductor on the South
Sioux City linesol the Traction company
was rjuite severely injured Monday
morning. While comiug down off the
Combination bridge something hnvin
gone wrong under his enr, he leaned ont
tue door to see what the dimculty was
when he was struck by an iron post a
long the trestle and knocked from the
car. After falling several feet he lodged
nmoung the beam under the track
which prevented a f.tll of thirtyfive o
'ottyfeetto the frozen ground below
Mr. Miller continued his work that
morning.
The contest that has been going on in
the courts for the past year between
Thomas Curry of this place and the
Omaha railroad was settled out of court
Mr Curry was ftchting a proceeding to
oust htm from the land on which he lives
which was nt one time owned by the
railroad company, but which they hnd
abondened. Mr Curry has lived on it for
a term of years. Under conditions of the
settlement Mr Curry remaines on the
land for n long term of years to come
and gets n money consideration besides.
The railroad retains the titic of the land
which ia valuable.
A New and Interesting Book
We are just in receipt of an unusu
ally attractive circular announcing a
very unusual book "The Stark Year
Book for 1910" whioh is now being
sent out by St irk Bros Nurseries &
Orchards Co, the famous nurserymen
of Louisiana, Mo. The book coutnins
110 pngos, 32 of which nro a four color
process reproductions of fruit ia na
ture's own colors tho most natural,
like-to-uature illustrations we have
ever seen, llio other Si pages are de
voted to full descriptions and prices
of tho various fruit trees shade trees,
ornamentals, viues, plants, roses,
small fruit plants, etc, grown by Stark
Bros.
Any of onr readers w ho are planning
to plant a home orchard or to increase
the beauty of their home grounds by
planting shrubery, roses or other plants
this spung, should by all means send
for the "Stark Year Book for 1910."
It really is a remarkable volume one
you will thoroughly enjoy looking
through because of its exceeding beau
ty and one you will find very practical
and helpful. Stark Bros havt advised
us they will send this beautiful iook
to anyone interested, on receipt of 7
cents to cover postage. Address them
at Louisiana, Mo.
WE MEAN YOU
During tho 0110 week of March SI to iH The
LIucoln Dally News will accept 12 from mail
subscribers for a whole year to April 1, lull.
This Is a cut of Just one dollar foiu the reg
ular price made lust this one week by cut
ting out all sorts of canvassing nnd letting
you do business by mall at the cost of a
stamp. This la a year tilled with big things.
the nomination and eleclton of a Unltded
States senator, a lilg row over the sal loon
question and then the coming legislature,
to say nothing alout tho scrap over Uncle
Joe Cannon and a few smaller guns. You
cannot afford to be without a live, lnderjcn-
dent, fearless newspaper. Wo let you In
right by knocking oft a dollar on tho start.
No Itoor.u or nasty medical ads, and free
from hosslsm. It Is human throughout and
Is always doing things It thinks will help
Nebrrskans. Komemlier, Lincoln In your
town and here Is where lots of your Inter
ests are. This Is tho paper you ought to
take, and by sending In liefore March its you
can save this dollar. Don't pay money to
strangers for any paper, but send your or
der direct to tho Lincoln Dally News or to
your local agent.
For Sale
A large list of Cheyenne, Morrill
Box Butte, Kimball, Hootts Bluff and
Banner county Nebr, lands.
Ranches, relinquishments railroad
contracts, school sections all sizes
and prices from $6.50 per acre and np
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, Ilomer, Nebr,
Getting to the Front
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
We asked, our customers for two hundred thou
sand doilars deposits, and quickly got it.
January 1st we asked for a quarter million,
and only lack $18,000 of that now.
HOW IS THAT FOR GOOD CUSTOMERS?
Oan.lt f Dakota. County
Jackson
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Repair Work Promptly
Attended to
F. G. STABJARJD
Hctvtlntf, Plumbing (vnd LlgHtlng
Haven't you ever heard of the
Ideal Lighting System?
If not let us tell you about it. 1 A card will se
cure a demonstration and descriptive matter.
Phone No. 33
N.rth 8I1 j Hranctwrvy
Uat. 14th rvcl H3h Sa.
Dakota City, Neb
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John II. Beam, I'ostmaster.
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7 bars White Crown Soap, 25c Coal Oil. per gal .... 9c
Good Rice per lb 5c 20c pkge Bon-Bons. . .15c
6 doz Children's heavy hose, 6 to 9, worth 20c pr. .lOc
A 25c Can of Sliced Apricots, for 20c
Saturday, March 12 tlx
4 pounds o four crowned Raisins, for 25c
9 lbs Sugar 50c 4 bottles Catsup 25c
Prunes, per tb 5c 10c pkge Soda 7c
I Easter Will Soon Be Here-March 27th j
aft
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market. We guess Fred knows how to
feed sheep. .'
Charles Crawford, formerly mana
ger of the Farmers Elevator at Homer,
and Miss Lizzie Richard, of Hinton,
Iowa, were mariied in Sioux City Mon
day by Justice of the P;ace O T Nagle-
stadt. They departed lor ivauosa,
8 D, to make their future home.
George C. Blessing was here from
Homer Wednesday distributing ad
advertising matter for a publio
sale of Duroc Jersey bred sows
that he will hold at his farm just
north of Homer on March 12th,
He will have 50 bred sows in this sale
some of the finest of his Bpriogdale
herd of Durocs.
A Masonio school of instruction will
be held in the local lodge, beginning
next Wednesday morning and ending
Thursday afternoon. On Tuesday
afternoon and evening the third de
cree will be conferred on a class of
candidates. A banquet will be ten
dered the members of the order by the
OEBlodcre at the home of Mr and
Mrs John F Sides Tuesday evening at
0:30.
A decision was handed down this
Parties calling for the above please
say "advertised.
M J flynn. I'ostmaster.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Kecord
Mrs Floyde Ohlmet of Winnebago was
the eucst of her parrcnts, Mr nnd Mrs
June Phillips over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ira Vcach of Emerson
were over Sunday visitors with relatives
in town. Mr. Vench is now conducting a
restaurant in Emerson.
David Bliven was up from his ranch
on the Winnebago reservation Wednes
dav and moved the household coods of
his father, Nois Hliven, to the new home.
Rev. J. L. Phillips was at St Edwards
Wednesday where he delivered an ad
dress before the Knights of Pythias
Lodge, which held a big meeting there
this week.
Mrs Ada McQuary has stored her
household goods in the basement ot the
Luther building and will leave in the
near future for Oklahoma City when she
will visit her sister.
Miss Iieulah Iirannaman left this week
ED. m. IB. iLbV. (D.
New Stock
Ltigkxt txmdL Hcsxvy
Work mari.cssf Collars,
Pa.ds, Halters, and
EvcrytKiM
ir& Saddlery
Buy of us and You'll pay less
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Edwards Orairi Mr Co:
V. 0. Lake, Resident Mgr. Dakota, City, Neb
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Spring and Summer 19IO
PItkn. now a. 3,000-mll summ.r tour of ihm co&.t.
See the far west with its diversified sections broadening under
scientific cultivation; visit its incomparable cities with their en
vironmant of intensive land wealth. A Coast Tour is a broad
education and the world's greatest rail journey.
Round trip, central Nebraska to California or Puget
Sound, via direct routes, June 2st to September 30th.
Round trip on special dates each month from April to
July, inclusive.
Higher one way through California, Portland and
Seattle.
One way, eastern and central Nebraska to San Franeisco,
Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spo
kane, etc., March 1 to April 15.
Proportional rates from your town. Consult nearest
ticket agent or write me freely asking for publications,
assistance, etc, stating definitely" your general plans.
L. W. Wakkley, Q P A, Omaha, Neb
1004 Farnam street.
$60
,l$50
$15
$25
Reed's Improved Yellow Dent,
selected and graded from crop
of 1908. This corn has been
tested at the Department of
Agriculture at Lincoln and
tested 100.
GEORGE R. HAYES,
Hubbard, Nebraska.
Orders may be left at this olllce.
IW!rsittW!0
Patronize Home Industry buy your nwats of w
Wsx LrOREBIZ,
Proprietor of j
(City KIcat Marlkct
Partridge
and Buff
FOR SALE
Cochins
Eggs, per setting of 15 50c
" per hundred $3.00
Roosters $1.00 to $3.00
Hens $1.00
Chris SmltK
Jackson., TVebraska
week by Judge A A Weloh in the case I lor DesMoines, Iowa, where she will re.
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for two of the largest Tailoring Houses in
Fit and Quality Guaranteed.
measures
America.
S.A. Stinson
Dakota City, Nebraska
of Rosa Austin and Wilbur Austin vs
Daniel O'Hanlon and wife and James
Wallace. This suit originated over
the sale of blocks 211, 242, 271 and
272 In Dakota City to Stebner by the
O'Uanlons. Austin garnisueea tue
payment of the money on a claim
which he held against tue property
nd was given a verdiot in the sum of
tl.5'0.80. with interest at 8 per cent
Stebner, who bad the money ready in
bank to make the payment on the pur
ehsse. is taxed with over I MO interest,
and on the strength of this will proba-
ii co to the supreme court for a de
J o-
cision.
sume her work as bead trimmer in one
of the large stores there, after a few
months rest at the home of her mother
here.
Robert Pilgrim, father of Mrs Orvil
Shrove, and grandson, Willie Antrim,
sou of Cclcb Antrim, a former merchant
here, returned this week from Minnesota
Mr Pilgrim will make his home here and
will buy or build.
A. W. Strel who has been agent at th
TSurlini'ton fn-ii-lit He iO t here was trans
ferred to Ralston, Nebraska, this week" j Bell for cash or trade.
LeonPuckard, of Plain view, who has ' ottlce f or particulars.
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Fresh, Rtliabl. Purs
fluauntttd to Plan.
i:yi-rr Ganlcner and
rinntt-ralioulil tint ilia
auirlor llii-rllaof Our
N'urtlmrD (Irown seed.
special orrm
FOR 10 CENTS
wa will mdiI poatatl our
FAMOUS COLLECTION
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pf'tlutf .nil r.c.t. th. inv. "r.iif'w. Cllf
g.lllur with our N.w .ml Irt.trm II. H.rrivn Hunt, a
tiKKA T NOK1HKKN HKKI 0. 7
MI4 lt... HI. !(.. Wf..rl. Illinois
CAr Coin A half interest in a fin
lUI OdlO imported stallion. Wil
Will
Inquire at this
Mil
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
goes on
Agent for Seymoui's White Laundry. Basket
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY N EBRASKA
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PAUL PIZEY, j 1 ALFRED PIZEY,
Dakota Citv. Nis. IclWCTS 608 Metropolitan Blk.
Bonded : Abstracter Sioux City. Iowa I
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Will soon be here. Be prepared with a nice warm 1
ltobo. We have a good assortment in f
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I as follows: $2,80 - $4.20- $5.30, all of J
Good Heavy Plush, fast colors, and very durable.
Come early and get the best selections.
Wo will pell all last year's patterns of Plnslx . I
and Wool Lap Robes at one-fourth off tho price t
Stupes Bros Slicft.8.
