Big Circus at Sioux City.
riRling Bros. World's Greatest Show
to be There Saturday, July 9th.
I:ImI1iik Bros' W'orld'i Mi-patent Shows
w II. on Saturday, July Bth, give two per
formanoealn Hloux City. This will be the
only opportunity this year of soelnu th
lt of nil circus entertainment. This Is
t he show that amazed New York City with
Its Kuropcon company of actors, and Its ex
tensive new menage rle. Its parade Is the
est and most superb spectacle thatever
ed through the streets of any city on
aith. On April 8. the five brothers
ave their first performance In their home
town, Ilarahoo, Wis, on the public square
They made their own lent and their own
ring properties. The audience satoti planks
lKirrowed from a lumber yard. They had
but one horse. From that llttlo one-ring
nffnlr to tlie!' present stupendous organiza
tion the history of the Hlngllng Bros, reads
like a fairy tale. They began with nothing
They now own the greatest amusement en
terprlse In all history.
Among the many European features of'
fered this year are the Hchumnn horses
from the Circus Schtimnn at Berlin, Schev-
cnliigon and Frankfort. Albert Schuman
an a trainer of horses, Is the most wonderful
man In history. He has mado lio.uoo.non ex
limiting the animals he has trained. Thorn
are IS animals In his act. They enter the
arena concealed in large beer barrels piled
on an Immense brewery wagon. They ars
not discovered by the audience until they
kick the heads out of the bnrrels and Jump
Into the ring. Tlipy pull the bungs from
kt-as, drawing a beer-like fluid and drinking
It from glasses. They roll each other about
In barrels, waltz in time to music, skip the
and smoke pipes. From the begin
nlug to the end of their act they remain
standing on their hind feet.
Another great act Is presented by the
Saxon trio of the world's strongest men.
Two of them form the pillars of a bridge
over which passes an automobile with six
passengers. Still other novel and great
acts are presented by tho Lorch family of
acroliats. from Germany, tho great Alexis
family of aerlallsts. Kolilt'dlllo, the Spanish
wi..ard of the wire, the Mutton family of
ders,and the greatest company of clowns
In the world. The new parade Is a marvel
Of beauty. The new menagerie Is a com
plete collection of animals.
Local Items
Friday, June 34, 1910
hOmcmakers- club meeting
The third public meeting of the Dakota
County Homemakers Club will be held nt
Dakota City Thursday, Juno :)th, in the
Court House hall at 3 p m sharp. The ob
ject of the meeting Is to unite into an or
ganization the women from all parts of the
ounty, nnd any others who may bo inter
ested. All are cordially invited to attend,
take part in the dlsvussions and Join the
club. Come and enjoy a social afternoon.
Although a woman's organization, men are
welcome to attend the meetings. Tho fol
lowing program will lie given:
Introductory Remarks by the President.
Ki'iullng of Minutes Secretary.
Koll Call Responses, a memory gem or hu
morous saying.
Instrumental Music Mrs Chas Brynnt.
Paper, Buttermaker Mrs ,1 F Wlnebren
ner. Discussion by Mesdames (ieo Mil
ler, I V Fisher. H J Kooney, Fred Wag
ner and Henry Kierniann.
Ueeltfttlon Kuby Dierklng.
Life Sketch of Mark Twain Ida Boden
liender. Paper. Household Conveniences that Save
Labor Mrs Geo Kates. Discussed by
Mesdames R K Kvans, S A Stlnson and
Mell A Nchmled.
Vocal Duet Mrs O W Fisher and Gertrude
Mlkesell.
Preparing Pineapple for Winter Use Mrs
vt m AriiiDrigut.
Select Reading, Housekeepers and Home
makers; to Which Class do You Belong?
Mrs Elmer Blessing.
Paper. What the Home Can Do for the
School Margaret Murphy.
Vocal Duet Mrs Mell A Schmled and Ells
alH't h S Haase.
Paper, Improving the Sanitary Conditions
of tho Home Mrs W J Bussey.
Recitation Mrs Mary R Mc Heath.
Hook Review Mrs J F Sides.
helect Reading Gertrude Hall.
Current Events Mrs U H Maxwell.
Recitation Mary Harry.
Instrumental Music Mrs Geo Bates.
Mary N. K ram per. President.
Josephine Sll:;sou. Secretary.
You will find a good line of sweat
pads for borses, whips, machine bolts
and a very good line of hardware, tin
ware and graniteware at ngut pnoes
at BcurieTer liros.
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Bargains at Van's every day.
Frank Kiemeyer returned to Chica
go Monday.
See P (i Stanard for heating, plumb
ing and lighting.
John Boyd of Winnebago, was
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs Eva L Orr is slowly recovering
from an operation for the removal of a
tumor.
Fred Ochander and family of Ho
mer. were over Sunday visitors here at
the an de Zedde home.
If you haven't got time to do your
own shopping call up Iso. I, and be
will deliver the goods promptly.
The Detroit gasoline and coal oil
stoves the best safe, durable and
clean. For sale at Fred Sohriever &
Co.'s
There will be a special meeting of
the Masonio lodge Saturday evening
of this week, for work in the fellow
craft degree.
John F Sides, deputy U 8 marshal,
has been making life miserable for the
bootleggers at Wayne, since the clos
ing of the saloons .
Mrs May Kiley came up from Oma
ha Monday for a visit with relatives.
Her mother, Mrs Harriet Ayres, ac
companied her home Thursday.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves, ban
ish sick headache, prevent desponden
cy and invigorate the whole system.
Sold by all druggists.
Mis Mildred Eurkett and Mrs Fan
nie W Urozier win leave oionday
morning for the east to spend the sum
mer months, the former at her old
home at Wilmerding, Pa, and the lat
ter with relatives in New York state.
Isn't it about time to establish a
need limit for automobile tourists
who make a practice of driving through
town like the very old mischief, and
especially some of those Sioux City
chauffeurs, who seem to think they
own the road.
The preliminary hearing of Lon
Ward and Ben Haackerof South Siouz
City, on a charge of criminally assault
ing Miss Ida Teter, was brought to a
close last Friday before Judge D C
Heffernan, who held them both to the
district court Ward under $2,000
bonds and Haacker $1,000. llaacker
succeeded in obtaining a bond and
on Wednesday was released. Ward
is still in limbo.
It begins to look now as though Da
kota City would soon have electric
street car service to Sioux City. The
matter of raising a bonus of $2,000 for
the extension of the line from Crystal
lake to this place is being pushed this
week by M O Ayres, who is looking
after the raising of the fund required
to get the extension to this place. In
case the amount is guaranteed the
parties who are taking over the Foye
line state that the line can be equipped
and put in operation inside of a month.
Mr Ayres will finish his work of can
vassing this week, and Lopes to secure
the necessary amount to insure the ex
tension of the line. '
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Patronize Home Industry buy your nrats of
Wm LrORISBJZ,
Proprietor of
(City Mea,t BiIsrkLcf
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymoui's White Laundry. Basket goes on
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY NEBRASKA a
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Still Iiv the Real Estate justness
wish to say to our friends that we are better than
ever prepared to supply their wants in Real Kstate
Investments, in southeast South Dakota, or north
east Nebraska, We own 1,000 acres in Sanborn County,
S. I)., and have a large list in Jarauld and Buffalo, rang
ing from $15 per acre for unimproved, far from railroad,
to $65 per acre for well improved, close to railroad. We
have located many of your neighbors there within the past
four years; all are well pleased and glad we induced them
to go, and we are ready and anxious to do the same for
you if you will give us a chance. We have an auto with
which to show the land and are in a position to make your
trip pleasant and expenses very light.
We also own 1,700 acres in Dakota County, Neb., at
from $35.00 to $100.00 per acre, and have a large list on
the Omaha and Winnebago reservations, from $47 to $S0
per acre. We can make good terms on all of these and
you will deal direct with the owner. If you think of in
vesting it will pay you to call on, write or phone us (at our
expense). Iowa 1'honc 49S. Auto Phone 311S.
South. Dakota. Land Co
A. P. DOR. AN, Msns.r
Office 302 Iowa Bldg, Sioux City, Iowa.
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Abstracts of Title
A $10,000 Surety Bond
Guarantees the aocuracy of every
Abstract I make
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co.
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. EINERS
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SATURDAY SPECIALS!
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Three Cans of Tomatoes
A nice Rice at
A 25c Bath Assortment, Jor
5 pound Secdlt-ss Raisin-, lor
Three dozen Clothes pins, for
A -Ve Can of A No. 1 Baking Powder.
25c
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18c
25c
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20c
Myrtle Bouton of Norfolk, spent the
past week with friends hereabouts.
Paul Pizey returned home Sunday
from a week's business trip to Colorado.
Mrs Louis Herman, of Winnebago,
was a visitor at the Ashley Londrosu
home over Sunday.
0 J O'Connor and wife and Mrs
Gertrude Best autoed up from Homer
Sunday and visited relatives here
For Sale 200 acres of hay, one mile
south of Cob am Junction.
J M Davey, Ponca, Nebr.
Mrs James Cooley went to Sargeant
Bluff, Iowa, Saturday to attend the
funeral of her ancle, Gibson Bates.
The Dakota City Pharmacy will fur
nish you Paris Green in large or small
quantities, and the price will be right.
Dr Charles T Maxwell returned
home Saturday from Chicago, where
be is a student at Bush Medical
college.
Homer and Emerson have announced
celebrations for July 4th. Dakota
City will reserve its eaergies for the
Old Settlers picnic, Aug 25th.
Bead the commissioners' proceedings
n this week's Herald, as you won't
get to see them in any other county
paper until they have whiskdrs.
Drs Bouse of Siouz City and Max
well of this place, performed a surgi
cal operation on Mrs Mollie Broyhill
Wednesday, from which she is recov
ering nicely.
Jakie Sides and Willie Orr went to
Sioux City Thursday and returned
each with a new Ford touring car.
G F Broyhill, local agent for the Ford,
made the sales.
John W Gribble and wife came up
from South Omaha Wednesday morn
ing to visit relatives. John returned
Thursday, while Mrs Gribble will re
main for a longer visit.
Walter Hileman and bride departed
lasi Saturday for Owanka, SD, and
will take up their residence on tueir
claim. The best wishes of their friends
go with them to their new home.
Minnie and Henry Braucher, who
have been visiting relatives here for the
past few weeks, have gone to Lyons
where tneir parents, wuo recently re
turned from Tagua, N D, have taken
up their residence.
An aeroplane in flight is guaranteed
to exoite a deeper thrill than any com
et that ever blazed its uncertain way
through the realms of space. See the
Glenn H Gurtisa machines in Sioux
City, June 29, 30, and July 1.
Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free applies
tiou of Chamberlain's Liniment. This
linament is not only prompt and effect
ual, but in no way disagreeable to use
Sold by all druggists.
Grace Hamilton returned last week
from Rock county, where she has been
holding down a G40-acre homestead
Ruth Hamilton also returned from
Wyoming, coming by way of Lead, 8
D, and bringing witu Iter Little Lliza
beth Johnson, her niece.
Mow the weeds around your prem
ises, as the law requires, or the same
will be done and taxed up to your
property; also clean your alleys of
all rubbish and tilth, or the same will
be done at your expense.
By Order of the Village Marshal .
The Sons of Hermann of Northeast
Nebraska will hold their annual picuic
at Emerson this vear on Wednesday,
July 20th. All the lodges in this part
of the state will take part in the big
celebration, and a general good time is
asHured. ' Everybody is invited.
Come and bring your family
Red machinery will cover the east
side of the State Fair grounds the
week of the great exposition, Kept 5th
to 0th. The demand for space baa
never been so great. Exhibitors and
buyers alike recognize the value of
meeting whore the "best implement
is shown to the "best" purchaser.
"It cured me." or "It saved the life
of my child," are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain a
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This is true the world over where this
valuable remedy has been introduced.
No other medicine in UHe for diarrhoea
or bowel complaints bus received such
generul approval. Ihe. secret of Hi
success of Chamberlain's Colic, Clmlt
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy is that it
cures. Sold by all druggists.
If any of our young renders are am
bitious to weenie positions iu banks
and business olllces we advise them to
write the Grand Island Business and
Normal College, Grand Island, Neb, at
once. This college will admit young
men and women from the farms an
villages and no fees are to be paid
until the student graduates and earns
Go to the Dakota City Pharmacy
for your Paris Green,
For Sale seven young full-blood
Duroc Jersey pigs. Fred Duensing.
Ernest Triggs has gone to Ft Dodge,
Io, where he has acoepted a position.
Conductor George Carter, of Omaha
was a Sunday visitor at the M O Ayres
home.
O W Goodsell of Omaha, was an
over Sunday night visitor here at the
V O Lake home .
Carl McAfee returned to Waterbnry
Monday, after visiting over Sunday at
the D C Stinson home.
Misses Bertha and Anna Roost and
Sophia Krumwiede left yesterday on
an extended trip to Germany.
Blanche Africa, a former telephone
operator in this place, now has charge
of the board at Sergeant Bluff.
James L Kramper and wife of Oma
ha, arrived Saturday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Judge R E Evans and J J McAllis
ter went to Lincoln Tuesday on legal
uusiness ueiore tne supreme court.
Ex-State Superintendent W K Fow
ler of Lincoln was a visitor with County
Superintendent W. E. Voss Thursday.
Judge and Mrs R E Evans go to
Bancroft this (Friday) evening to at
tend a publio installation of officers in
the Masonio lodge.
Mrs Fred Cornell arrived here on
Thursday from Danton, S D, with her
little son whom she took to a Sioux
City hospital for treatment.
Martin Uesterung, ol Norfolk, son
of our former townsman John Oester
liug, was here Thursday looking after
his chances in the Daily News trip
contest.
The T & W Envoys were defeated at
Crystal lake 8unday by the Shepherd-
sons, score 10 to C. The Seneys de
tested the Whitfields on the same
grounds 6 to 1 .
Mrs James Foltz of near Winnebago,
was in town last Friday enroute to
Emerson to visit her brother, Eli Snr-
ber. She was a pleasant caller at The
Herald oflloe while in town.
The children of D M Neiswanger
are all home for the summer vacation
Nana, from MorningBida; Kathleen,
frem Kansas Citv: Barbara, from
Homer; and Scott from Spaulding, '
Nebraska.
Geo C Wallway and Mary Mer
ten Gifford of Emerson, were married
in Sioux City Monday. They wiM
make their home in Emerson, where
the groom is an employe in the Farm
era State Bank.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold
on a guarantee that If you are not sat
isfied after using two-thirds of a bottle
according to directions, your money
will be refunded. It is up to you to
try. Sold by all druggists.
Fred Duensing has contracted with
Ashley Londrosh for the erection of a
house on his farm just northeast of
town, to replace the one burned a few
weeks ago. The new house will be
somewhat larger thau the old one.
Work was commenced on it this week.
Miss Mildred Burkett entertained
her Sunday school class at a party at
the R E Evans home Wednesday after
noon. The main feature of the affaii
was in each dressing a doll, in which
Yen) a Broyhill captured the prize.
Light refreshtneLts were served.
Lev Willey was arrested Tuesday
night at Crystal lake park on a war
rant issued by Justice of the Peace
Funk of South Sioux City, on a charge
of assault with intent to kill. The
complaint was sworn to by Sid Blod
gitt. Willey was brought to this
place and lodged in jail.
It you are not satitned after usirg
according to directions two-thirds of a
bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, you can have your mon
ey back. 1 he tablets cleanse and in'
vigorate the stomach, improve the di
gestion, regulate the bowels. Give
them a trial and get well. Sold by all
druggiHtH.
Aug Gerlach, who has been confined
iu the county jail for several months
on a charge i f killing Joe Lee at Em
erson in January, was released by
Judge Graves Monday on a bond of
$5000, to appear at the September
term of tho district court for triwl.
Uu has accepted a position in a butch
er shop at Winnebago, Nebr,
In the crowd which will come to
Sioux City to see the Glenn II Curtiss
aeroplaues iu flight on Juue 2'J. ISO am
July 1, there will be many a base bull
bng who will figure that he is "killing
two birda with one stone." He will
have a chance to see a Western League
ball game in the morning and see the
flying machines in the afternoon
Dick Cooley's Topeka Sox will the at
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Dakota City, Neb. Jane 14. 1910
The board of county commissioners
met as a board of equalization. Pros
ent, Nelson Feanto, chairman, Ed
Morgan, Thoa Long, Wm W Reninger,
county assessor, and W L Ross, clerk
Board adjourned to Jane 15.
Jnne 15.
Board met as board of equalization
witn all members present. Board ad
journed to June 18.
June 16.
Board met as board of realization,
witn all members present. Board ad
journed to June 20.
June 20
Board met as board of equalization,
wun an members present.
Id the matter of the assessment of
the Combination Bridge company, af
ter hearing the evidence of the several
witnesses, including its officers, and
statements showing the net earnings
and expenses lor the last few years.
it was moved by Thomas Lonir that
the assessment be left as assessed by
the assessor. Theie being no aecond
to the motion, it was moved by Ed
Morgan and seconded by Nelson Feau-
to that the assessment be lowered from
. 5, 00 to $160,000. Voting ave
Ed Morgan and Nelson Feanto; vot
ing no Thomas Long. Motion car
ried. Whereas, it is neoessary to a just
and proper equalization of the assess
ment of the personal property of the
various precincts in Dakota county,
and that eaoh precinct will bear just
relation to the other precincts of the
county, therefore be it
Resolved, by the board of equaliza
tion of Dakota county, Nebraska, that
there be a raise in Omadi precinct of
lO'V on horses and 20 on cattle; in
Emerson precinct a raise of 9 on
horses; in Dakota precinct a reduc
tion of (J on horses; in Covington
precinct a reduction of 15"' on cattle ;
iu Hi John s precinct a reduction of
V on horses. The amounts of such
reductions or additions shall be sub
tracted or added to each individual
assessment in said precinct pro rata.
The above resolution was duly pass
ed aad sdopted by the board of equal
ization of Dakota county. Neb, June
20. 1910.
The board adjourned as a board of
equalization until the 0th day of Aug
ust, when they will make the levies
for the ooming year.
Cjc Dcxyo of Trcxvcl
tx.ro Here
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
is prepared, with Steamship Tickets, for all the best
lines, Travelers' Checks and Foreign Drafts.
You would scarcely think that we sell tickets to
parties from Sioux City and other towns but it is so.
And we see that they are Treated Kifflit aboard ship.
EvarytHtnrf In Davftklfirf IIr.
II axil Inauranos
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Hank, of Dakota County
Estimates....
..Furnished
Repair Work Promptly
Attended to
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F G. STAMAR.D
HeoUIntf, Plumbing and Lrigkting J
Haven't you ever heard of the
Ideal Lighting System? i
If not let us tell you about it. A card will se- I
cure a demonstration and descriptive matter. f
PKorv No. 53
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Dakota City, Neb, June 20, 1910.
Board of coanty commissioners met
in regular session. Present: Nelson
Feauto, chairman, Ed Morgan, Thos
Long, and W L Ross, clerk.
The following claims were allowed
on the county general fund:
H K Cain, assessor $102 (fl
A I I Ml vis, 8HI110 A3 45
Philo McAfee, wune fll 28
Stephen Joyce, same 123 (Ml
Krnest Harris, same US 24
I'eter Carney, same H) rV)
H W Meeker, sumu 114 (10
M ltcfu-oin, same 73 ll
Win V Kennlnser, county assessor. .. 4'VI 20
J J McAllister, 2nd quarter aalury.... 175 00
J P Kockwell, salary 71 m
Klopp t Bartli'tt Co, suppllci 43 6(1
Perkins Bros Co, supplies , 120
Mrs J K I,PO(Ioin, Ixiarillnir prisoners. : 00
J I Meredith, tax refunded 4 W
I O Kvans, postage, etc iW 111
W Li Koss, salary and postage 122 KB
Hammond A Stephens Co supplies... .'W 25
J M Leedoiii, salary and guard fees... I'K on
The following claims were allowed
on the county road fund:
11 K Brown, road work 06 00
Martin Hogh, same 4M 25
The following claims were allowed
on the road district fund:
Win Broyhill, road work, dlst. 5 W 50
David Clapp, same, ' ft 7 00
Wm Learner, sumu, ' 6 50 60
J W leKorrest, same ' il 11 00
Henry Kunne, sains s 3 00
Vernon Nelson, santM ' 8 22 50
(lien DeKorrest, same ' S a 00
I. 11 Border, same, 3 24 HO
H K Brown, same, ' lu 2n7 50
Henry Uloe, same, 17 j as 00
H K Brown, same, ' 2 40 uo
Bond of Fritz Anderson, constable
for fit Johns precinct, approved by
tne board.
Geo L Livermore appointed consta
bla in and for Covington precinct.
Board adjourned to meet July 16, '10.
w. Li. ituss, ciera.
The Fishing Season is On In North'
ern Wisconsin Lakes
At many of the lakes and streams in
Northern Wisconsin along the Omaha
Road, big catches of Bass, Trout, Pike,
Mnscallonge and Crappiea are being
reported. The weather and water con
ditions are just right, and now is the
time to pack yonr fishing tackle and
write or wire for accommodations at
one or other of the fishing resorts while
the season is at its best. The lakes
near Turtle Lake, Cumberland, Shell
Lake, Hayward, Cable, Kolpn Bpiings,
Chetek, Birchwood, Radisson, Rice
Lake and New Aubnrn are all well
stocked with the gamiest varieties of
fresh water fish; the hotel accommoda
tions are good and the prices reasona
ble. Before planning your trip, write
for our outing folder "Caming, Fishing
and Hunting iu Northern Wisconsin. "
It will be mailed free on request.
1 W Teasdale, General Passenger
Agent, Omaha (load, 8t Paul, Minn.
Hiamnna Tfc ! nflA fit 4A lArffPat t ftraet'ftn K4:,.nA.. i.arV Old H( J..
I- wifiiuu I'm i - . uaj ,
Isbell'a Wichita team the last two
legee iu the I cited states. I (ays
of Excxrsaos Kates
To thO East: Unusually low and attractive summer tourist
rates are in effect every day to New York. Boston. Atlantic
Coast and Canadian resorts, Niagara Falls, Detroit and vicinitv.
Also for desiiable Lake tours with 30 day limits, and GO day di
verse tours of the East, including coastwise ocean trip. These
rates afford the best chance in years to make that long desired
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r.asiern xour.
Western Tours: Very desirable tourist rates daily all sum
mer to tne raciiie Coast; for instance. $00 round trio, and rn
special dates only $50. A complete scheme of tours Throurh
Yellowstone Park for any kind of an outinrr iournev low excur
sion rates to Scenic Colorado, Big Horn Mountains, Black Hills
and Thermopolis, Wyo., one of the greatest hot springs sanitar
iums in the world.
Call or write describing your trip and let me help vou plan
it, including all the available privileges, etc.
W. E. Snethen, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L. W. Wakelei, G P A, Omaha, Neb
1004 Farnam street.
Right Now
Good Lawn Mowers at $3.00
Better Ones at 5.40
$8.00 Values at 0.75
$10.00 Values at 7.75
Grass Catchers. Shears, Hooks and Lawn Rakes.
Quality Goods at Right Prices.
1 Edwards & Bradford L'mb'r Go.
P Dakota, City, Nb.
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Klritt publication S-17-lo Hvh
AU'LICATION K0H LKjUOU LICENSE,
Notice Is hereby Klv.ni that on June ITth.
Ililil. Kreil (1. Milliard llleil with the vllluut'
clerk of Hiikota City. I'likotii County. Ne-
brtiHka, his nppllcittlon ttuil petition for a
license to hell mult, nulrlliioim ami vinous
lliiuom, nnd conduct a oulooii In mild vll
liiKe, durliiK the INcul year Im'kIiiiiIhk on
tlic nrsl Jiiesiiuy In .Muy, r.un, under the
Inw of the male of Nebraska and the null-
minccM of snlil vllltiue, In a biilldliiK located
on pin t of lots 1 1 and hi. In block I Ml. Any
nnd all objection to the Kiantlnu of sind
license Hhould Ih on II e with the vlllnui
clerk of said lllntfe on or lie (ore July N. I'.iM,
r kkii ii. Ktanahp. Applicant
I'lll. I'l.KY, llhllte ('let k.
lhited this 17th ilay of June, I'.'I'i.
Klrst publication a-lJ-lo UwW
NOTIC'K UV TAX DKKD
To Ann. Kount.e, John (i. linden and
corKiiuiiy, in wnosii imiiies title appears
on record , mm an pci-sonn lutei'eted In lot
one 1I1 Mock one hundred seveuty.nlni'
1 IT'.i i, nnd In Aim. Kouut.e. ImUotn County
nun .1011 11 1 ,. mile 11, mid to 11 1 1 persons I nl er
ested lii lot I mo i?i, block otic hundred scv
enty-nlne I liW), all In liakota City, Ihikotu
county, Neb., you nnd each of you will Ink
notice that 011 the Inth day of SepteuilM-r,
I'.iw. wiiiiaui liieiiiiiiuii purchased ut prl
vute tax sale from the treasurer of liakotu
county, Nebraska, for the taxes due and
delinquent thereon for the years 17; to I'.mI.
inclusive, tne rollowliiK real estate In ia
knta county, Nebraska: Lots lands, blink
17V, liakota City, Nebraska; that said lots
were assessed In no name whatever Iu the
yearn 1177 to I'.nsl. Inclusive, nnd that mild
lots were taxed for the years 177 to III
elusive, nnd that said William lllei lualill
w ill apply for a deed for said lots under mid
tax sale and certlllcale on or before tho Ind
any ol October, IW'i.
William Hiihmakn.
Owner ol said certltlcate
liatea this 131 h day of Juno, iviu,
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This V2-'m. Coucurd Harness No. 70
no collars $31
Our No. 179, 1,'4-in. Concord, with
flat backs, a better job $35
Sttxrgcs Bro
41 1 Pearl St
w bioux City
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PAUL PIZEY, j-
Dakot Citti Htm. i l 'XXkl'VOVC
Bonded : Abstracter
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
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