Dakota County Herald
JOHN II. REAM, PUBLISHER
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A weekly newspaper published At
Dakota City, Nebraska.
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transmission of this papcrthrough the
mails as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Political rioaicmeMs
FOR REPRE8KNTAT1VK.
I vlih tnnnnotinro myself as a pnnilllnl
for the democratic nomination for n-pn-
n.i.tiitlva fr.11,1 this, the Sixteenth dlstrlrtt
-.. rM...l nf Th lir Loll. ClIMllTia Rllll i'akoia
run nil.... mihli'i-t to the derision of the
com I hit rrinmrle. and I solicit the vote and
Influence of the democratic voters.
K. I(1I.I.HRK, Ko.hhIIh. Neb
FOR CONORRSS.
I unllrll the ltenuhllcans of the Third
Congressional JHstrlct to vote for my nom
ination at the primaries August lflth.
1, A WHOM . ItHUN
FOR HEI'RKSENTATIVE.
1 heoeliy announce myself a randtdatc for
the remib Iran nomination tor renresrnlB
tlve lor this, the Irtlh district, composed of
Dnknta, Thurston and Ihiiiimg counties
subject to t he w III of the republican elect
vi s at the coining primary.
tiKCil. Tf. Horn im.
FOR COUNTY COMMIHHIOSEH.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for county commissioner for the I hint (loin.
mlsKloner I il strict of Unkot county, su
Ject to the will of the republican voters at
the primary election. Nklhon kkai;ti).
passenger to Crystal Lake yesterday
to be guests of Mrs Henry Ley for a
days.... Misses ,oe ana wary
Mellor, Mary Berry and Katharine
Huffman of Neligh, Nebraska, are at-
ending a house party at Urystal lake
at Ley Sunshine Inn. ...A Wayne
Woman at Crystal lake eays"lJyDad
neTer catchea any fish, becanse the
Lord isn't on his aide." Iam glad he
sn't. If the Lord is on the aide of a
person hard-hoarted enough to torture
harmless and iuoffensive frogs and
minnows, say twenty of them for eTery
fish taken out of the lake. I don't
waot Dim on my aide while indulging
In such cruelty. How "tenderheart
ed" girls and women can snore a
sharp fish hook through the back of a
pretty minnow or the head of a scared
little frog, and then watch the stiller-
ing, dying things for an Lour, in hopes
nearly always hopes of getting a
fish, is incomprehensible to a sane
mind. If the Lord Las anything to
do with it I've always wondered why
he didn't sink the boat and send the
human bnllies of the minnows and
frogs down clear to bell, with a devil's
prong to catch them on either side 01
the neck as they enter the fire box.
They talk some of
Lawson G lirian, the present state
treasurer of Nebraska, is a candidate
for congress at the primaries in this,
tbe Third congressional district. Ex
Congressman J F Boyd of Neligh, is
also in the race for tbe nomination.
tenia ui i nicioai
from our Exchanges
Pender Times: Miss Anabel Forrest
visited with friends in Pender the first
of the week. Bhe has gone to Crystal
lake.
Ponea Journal: 8a ja Bittenbender
left this tnoroing for a few days' fish
ing at Jackson Luke. ...Mrs F D
Faies and son, Deau, were visiting at
DukoU City and Leeds, on Monday
and Tuesday. .
Bionx City Journal. 31st: The Crys
tal lake distillery shut down yesterday
for about six weeks, ho that some re
pairs may be made. Fairbank & Hal
lam, tbe cattle feeders at the distillery,
last week abi pod about 800 head of
cattle to the Chicago market.
IUoomttcld Monitor; W 1 8pencer
and family, Mrs U M Gray and chil
dren, Blanche Kinney and two sisters,
Jeanette ftlcQuistan and Mrs C B
Stuart aW departed for Crystal Lake
last Monday morning, Sir Spencer
and family returned Wednesday even-
i ing and the others will remain for a
time.
Emerson Enterprise: Mrs A P Doran
of Sioux City is visiting at the Davis
& Fuller home....H J Lenderink and
F F Haase were in Linooln Tuesday as
delegates to the Republican State Con
vention. .. .Mrs W Y McLaughlin vis
ited the first of tbe week with her
daughter, Mrs J L Kroesen, of South
Sioux City.
Ponoa Leader: Mrs Twohig came
np Tuesday from Vista for a visit with
hor daughter, Mrs Joe Davey ....Miss
Josie Rush and Emma Mclntyre went
to Hubbard Tuesday to spend a week
or more visiting friends... .Miss Em
ma Mitohell of South Siouz City, Ne
braska, was the guest of Miss Mattie
Wendte over Suuday returning Tues
day afternoon.
Oakland Independent': Last Friday
a bie and lollv rtartv from here went
to the mucb-talked-of and coming sum
mer resort np in the extreme north
eastern part of the state, Crystal
Lake. The party went to have
tdensant time of outdoor life and to as
certain if it all was true that had been
said about Crystal Lake and surround
ings. The Burlington train for Sioux
City, which leaves here at 10:10 a m,
was boarded and in about an hour tbe
picnicers were brought right to the
shores of the lake. The train stops at
the lake going and coming for the con
venibnee of picnicers at the lake, if ar
ranirements are made beforehand
Well, the party found a pleasan
time boating, bathing and fishing all
the day long. Basket dinners had
been brought and the eating was rel
ished with an appetite barn of active
outdoor life. At about'7 :30 tbe Bur
lington train oame along and picked
the party np and from the good report
the members of the reoonnoitering
forces bring back tliera will be other
parties to follow. Those who wen
were: Mr and Mrs W S Swanson, M
and Mrs Geo W Minier. Mr and Mrs
A B Pedon, Mr and Mrs 8 A Nelson
Mesdames C K Cull, F Simon and Lu
oile Monefee; Misses Ruth Cull, Mary
Wells. Fern Peden, Fay Simon, label
Hopkins, and Messrs Oscar Samsom,
Howard Peden. Francis Simon and
Myron Myers. The convenience with
which Crystal Lake can bo reached tor
a day's outing ivill draw many thore in
the future. The cost and the time re
quired to get there easily places that
resort for picnic parties ahead of some
other places whore pleasure seekers
have been wont to go.
Hartington News: F W Barnhart
and M L Stetson wont to Crystal Lake
on a bass fishing expedition Tuesday
....Misses Mary McGonigle and
Marie Leahy of Jackson returned to
their home Friday after a week's visit
with their aunt, Mrs 0 P Garvey , .
Mr and Mrs Geo Nelson and Mr and
Mrs R G Mason went to Sioux City
Saturday night by automobile and
spent the following day at Crystal
Lake.
1 i
Lyons Mirror: David Garvis Jr w
in Homer Monday ... .Geo W Little
wont to Crystal Lake Saturday to
spend Sunday with his family who are
there on an outing. .. .Uuarley BuuiU
of Dakota City was here last Friday
visiting the family of his son-in-law,
John Young, our enterprising seotion
boss. .. .Mose Warner Bauer and his
follow student of the law department
the State University at Vermillion, S
D, were here this week....M M War
ner and wife, and Mrs Eunice Warner
Sundayed at the Frank King home on
tbe west side at tbe old time- honored
J G Coil farm.
Sioux City Journal, 1st: A boat
club with a membership drawn , from
the clubs now maintaining houses on
the Big Sioux river is one of the possi
bilities for Crystal lake next year.
The site spoken of in conection with
suoh a club is Island beach. The agi
tation for a house started with mem
bers of the old clubs and has been
gaining many backers. Tbe fact tl at
crowds of the former river adherents
have been making two and three trip
weekly to the lake and found none of
the convenionoea afforded at the club
houses on the Big Sioux river gave rise
to the talk. Boosters for the club
house hope to have the matter of or
ganization well nnder way in the fall
so that work can be stared on the lake
front next spring. The attractiveness
of the lake, coupled with better rail
accomodations, has cut down the at
tendance at Riverside in a marked de
gree. Bathing parties have fouud the
bathing beach worth while, and the
fact that the beach tuns far out before
any stepoff is reached removes the dan
ger that mams uatuiug in tne uig
Sioux river. The movement to buy up
frontage property on Island beach hai
been so strong that on Saturday Frank
S Wagner purchased the last lot in the
platted portion ef the lake front. A
site for the talked of clubhouse could
be secured on the frontage not platted.
The Sunday crowds at the lake have
been large, and even on the week days
the beach draws good attendance.
The boosters for the club offer as roa
son why such a clubhouse would draw
well the mattor of delusiveness which
now is secured at Riverside through
the clubhouses. Travel to Crystal
lake yesterday was the heaviest in the
history of the 8ioux City Service com
pany. It is estimated that 2000 per
son b wure at the lake. Many did n it
seoure transportation by the olectrio
lines, as there were carriages and an
tomobiles going there iu a steady
stream. Throughout the afternoou
the cars run by the service company
were taxed to the limit. The lines on
the Riverside park run suffered a de
pletion of travel during the afternoon,
but made np the balance last night
their future home,
Sioux City.
Merril Brastield came np from Win
nebago Friday evening and was a
gncst of bis brother Fred for the pio-
nio.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Monricello,
Io, arrived Friday to visit her cousin,
Nelson Smith and wife and other relatives.
Mrs Tom Allawsy visited her moth
er, Mrs uuensing at Jjakota Uity Fri
day.
Mrs Theo Curtis and Marion are
guests for several days at the home of
Mr and Mrs Chas Uolsworth. !
Commissioner Nelson Feauto and
wife of Emerson were guests at the
Jay McEutaffer home for tbe picnic.
Mrs Feanto is a sister of Mr McEn-
taffer.
Clay Armbright autoed to Hnmer
Thursday evening to see well I dun't
think it was lus Aunt Mary.
Miss Oertie Ohmit was a guest of
Nadine Shopardson for the picnic
Attorney Dan Sullivan of Sioux
City was a business caller in Homer
Thursday.
Governor Shallenberger was the
guest of Judge W 11 Ryan last Satur
day while here as the principal speak
er at the Woodmen picnic.
Jos Smith arrived Wednesday noon
from his Rock 'oounty claim, an J
will srend several weeks here. He
crops are looking fine out there.
Mrs Delia Church and chlldien of
South Sioux City visited relatives and
friends in and around Homer several
days last week and took in tbe picnic
Tin Mansfield of Winnebago, was
in Homer Wednesday, on his way back
from South Dakota, Ray says he will
locate at Elizabeth, a new town on the
fj & N W, as a contractor and builder,
he being an all-around carpenter
Robert Harris is Buffering with blood
poison in one hand. Dr Stidworthy
has it under control, and it is getting
along nicely.
The Misses Mamie and Margaret
Jones of Wvnot. Nebraska, came down
Thursday and were guests at the Fred
Brasfield home for the picnic
Mrs R J Jones visited at the Wm
Clann and T D Curtis homes last
week .
The young men who swiped the
auto belonging to a Sioux City man
to take a joy ride have vamoosed, it
being anything but a joy ride, to take
what might come if they had stayed
to face the music.
Miss Mary Schunaman, of Manning,
Iowa, arrived Thursday to visit at the
August WilkiDs home.
Constable Sim Hnber, of Sioux City,
was in those parts Tuesday, locating a
wife deserter. He left the matter io
the hands of Constable Goodsell, who
has the party spotted.
The boys of the WOW certainly
done themselves in great shape Satur
day. They gave the people the best
picnic ever held in Homer, if not the
best ever held in the county. They
made it their all day and evening
effort to see that all was run as it
should be, and that all, old and young,
Woodmen or not, had, the time of
their life, and all seemed to appreci
ate their kind attention. There was
about 5,000 people in attendance.
The speaking of our governor and the
drilling by a Bioux City team of Wood
men was greatly enjoyed. Governor
Shallenberger made many friends by
is plain, open, candid, unassuming
alk; he being the principal speaker
Come aguin governor, and be assured
of a warm welcome by all who listened
to your talk. Woodmen of the World,
Come again - next year, and give us
another picnio we all thank jou for
this years showing and assure you we
had a good time.
Mrs Bert Francisco, Mrs August An
dresen and little son, Albert.
Mrs Mike Green and Mrs G Timlin
were among the Sioux City shoppers
last week.
Overalls in all sizes and grades at
Carl Anderson's.
A goodly number from here attend
ed the Dahlman speech at Jackson
Tuesday night.
Hubbard was visited by a nice show
er Tuesday evening.
Anna Andersen went to Jackson
Tuesday evening for a week a stay at
the Knudsen home.
You are missing a good thing
if you don't try Millar's coffee, sold by
Carl Anderson. There is none better
for the price.
The workmen on the hotel building
are making things come to the front,
and before we know it Hubbard will
be in possession of a new hotel.
Church services as usual, Sunday
school at 10, preaching at 11 a m, by
Rev Koruick.
Mrs Sam Thorn has been under the
weather this week.
King Horse gloves for harvest and
stacking, at Carl Anderson's.
The ball game played here Suuday
betweeu Hubbard and Jackson result
ed in favor of the former 6 to 2. Hub
bard always wins.
Mrs Tom Cullen was taken seriously
ill Monday evening but at this writing
she is fairly on the road to recovery.
Mrs Shehan spent a couple of days
at the Cullen home.
We are closing ont all grades of
summer underwear at Zero prices, and
they are not going to last long. Carl
Anderson.
G Beacom surprise! the folks the
first of the week by coming home.
w-v x .
ui uansing now has his phone in
operation and you can oall him np.
Bessie Thorn visited Ethel Ander
sen at Wayne, a few days last week.
The Ladies Aid society is planning
another Ice Cream social in the near
future.
We want your cream, butter and
eggs and all farm produce, and will
from Sioux City, and was nnconscious
while here. The train waited here for
No 32, when anothei engineer came
from Ponoa and took charge of the
train. Mr Perry was taken on train
32 to Sioux City to the Samaritan
hospital, where his condition is serious.
Mary Moore returned Monday from
a week's visit with relatives at New
castle, Nebr.
David Deroin and family moved last
week to the Napoleon Provancha farm
near Waterbury.
Mayor James O Dahlman, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor, acoompanied by Jas Hartnett,
and some friends, visited Jackson
Tuesday evening speaking from bis
automobile at 7:30. A large and ap
preciative crowd listened to a good
sensible talk by a good sensible man
Mr Dahlman is one of the people and
had the entire sympathy and good will
of each ot bis auditors. His viiit will
greatly strengthen his chances here,
Pender Republio: Mrs J Pilling
went to Crystal Lake Monday to jniu
tbe John Forrest family for an outing.
....Mrs LL Ream went to Crytal
Lake tho latter part of last week for
an outing with the E J Smith family.
Leon was up Sunday.... A man who
gave the name of William O Fast was
aent to Pender from Dakota City by
the Dakota county authorities who
pronounoed him insane and said he
was a subject of Thurston oounty.
After investigation it was decided that
be was not a resident of the county
and be was returned to Dakota City on
the afternoon train.
Winnebago Chieftain : J H Burcnm
was up to Homer Wednesday.... Mrs
Ida Coleman was a passenger down
from Homer Tuesday evening.... Mrs
W U Ryan oame down from Homer
Monday evening, for a visit at the
Juhu Ashford home . . . .Mrs Geo Drake
and baby went to Homer, Tuesday
evening for a visit at ber parental
home.. ..Lute Smith was in Linooln
this week attending the state republi
can convention, to whioh be was a del
gate.... Mr and Mrs Tom Debien of
Dakota Oity were down Wednesday
looking np prospects lor starting a
new botul heie,
Wayne Democrat : LeRoy Ley went
to Crystal lake yesterday. . . .The Miss
c Mary and Zoe Mellor, Mary Berry
aud K tacrine Huffman of KtthgU wore
aW!M.Wl3liaQMtliat
CORRESPONDENCE
nOMEIt.
Born, Aug 1, to J M King and wife
a son.
Joe Harris and family vere down
from Emerson for the picnic,
Mrs Sol Smith, Mrs M S Mansfield
Mrs Lee and daughter, and Mrs Ray
Mauotteld were among the Winnebago
people notiood at the picnio.
Mrs R J Jones attended the Eastern
Star social at the Judge Evans home
ot Dakota City Tuesday.
Mrs Ella Blessing Frenoh is visiting
relatives in liomer and took in the pio
nio.
Mrs Caddie Welty, nee McOlaBhan
waa a home visitor for the picnio.
R J Jones of Omaha arrived Satur
day to visit bis wife and eat chioken
The Misses Elsie and Clara Wilkins
returned Friday from a visit in Rock
Co with Elsie's brother Ed and family,
J H Rockwell and wife entertained
Roe MoEntafier and wife for the pio
nio,
Mrs Nettie Selby and daughter, Miss
Jennie, were guests at the ti A Brown
home over Suuday.
Mrs Geo Ford went to Sioux City
Saturday to join Mr Ford, who bas
been there for some time. They Lave
stored their household goods in Coun
cil Bluffs, while bunting a location lor
FIDDLER CREEK
Lettie Carlson of Whiting, Io, oame
out Saturday to visit a few weeks with
her uncle. Marcus All I lor, and others.
Mrs L E Priest and daughter,
Blanch, went to Orofton, Nebr, for a
stay with Clifton Priest and wife.
Little Arthur Lensebriuk was so an
fortunate as to have one of his eyes
hurt with a pitoufork. was taken to
Sioux City to the St Vinoent hospital,
where he is being treated by Dr
Roost.
J N Miller departed Monday for Lake
mw, Iowa, for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Harry Miller and Paul Simonson
of Lake View, Iowa, were over Sunday
v mi tors at the J N Miller home
They are on their way to Montana.
Sam Garner, wife and the latters
brother, Elmer, left Saturday for
Newcastle for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Grace Crippen spent a few days at
the Off Harris home last week.
Anna Jepperson oame Lome from
Sioux City Wednesday where she has
been learning dressmaking, and
now an up-to-date dressmaker.
Miss MarySimenson departed Wed
nesday for her home in Lake View, Io,
after a three week's visit with ber sis
ter, Mrs J Miller, and friends. Cora
and Anna Sorensen accompanying ber
for a week s visit.
Anna Jepperson visitod at the Chris
Lrikson home Saturday.
Charley Lay of Homer is plastorin
the Hale so Loo I bouse this week.
Albert Priest came home Monday
for a few days with bis parents and
friends.
All of the Fiddler creek people at
tended the WOW picnio at Homer
Saturday. All reporting a very fin
time. It beat the 4th ot July all to
pieces.
HUBBARD.
Anna Hagan of Sieux City visited
relatives and friends here last week.
Plasterers finished work on Georg
Jensen s building Saturday.
Tom Long bad a car of porkers on
the market Saturday.
A dandy new line of dishes for bar
vest and threshing, at Carl Anderson'
Mr and Mrs Cobleigh and Minnie
Rasmuasen were aome of those who
went to the city this week.
Mrs O Thompson spent several days
...A sjft.t
or last week with menus iu tue city,
New work shirts for fall wear at
Carl Anderson's.
Those from here who were in tla
city Saturday were Mrs Sam Thorn,
pay the highest market price. Carl
Anderson.
Threshing is on in full blast.
Nels Anderson spont a day of last
week at tbe L Pedersen home.
Hubbard and Emerson will play
ball here next Sunday, the winner to
take 75 and the loser 25 of the
gate receipts. Batteries for Hub
bard, Thompson and Hartnett; for
Emerson, Ryan and Kerwin.
Mabel McGee has been engaged to
teach in the Bell school the coming
year.
New shoes in endless variety, just re
ceived, and we can fit any member of
the family in any style of shoe desired
Carl Anderson,
R D Rookwell went to the city Wed
nesday to meet his wfe s brother, John
Myers, who with a cousin stopped off
while on a western trip for a short vis
it. They reside in Waterloo, Ind.
SALEM
Mrs Addie Sides and little son left
Wednesday evening for Raymond, H D,
to spend a few weeks with Mrs Hides
sister.
Mrs Anna E Frazer is visiting at
the home of her nephew, Fred Culbert
son, and family, having recently come
from California .
Guy Sides' team took a spin by
themselves while in town Monday and
besides wreoking the buggy to some
extent, escaped without injury. An
auto was the cause of the trouble,
Mrs Harvy Zentmire and three chil
dren leave next Monday for a month's
visit at their old borne at Aledo, 111
Fred Schmidt returned to bin claim
at Underwood, S D, last week, having
spent a couple of weeks with friends
hereabouts.
Some of our farmers are oonsidera
bly interested in that grain shocking
machine that was on exhibition las
week at South Sioux City
A A Ueudricks and wife and Harry
Gray aud wife were visitors at the
E II Cornell and Fred Beerman homes
Tuesday.
Mrs Cornell and Olive Austin were
city visitors Wednesday.
JACKSON.
Dr and Mrs Murphy and Dr E
Jenkinson and wife, of Sioux City
were Sunday guests in the E J Mullal
ly home.
John Cullen deltvered 2,500 bushel
of corn to the elevator this week, and
J A Hall 000 bushels.
Treacy and Joe Lilly, of Sioux City,
are spending their vacation with rela
tives here.
The ball team went to Newcastle
last week and were defeated by a score
of 7 to 0.
Anna Anderson, or Hubbard, is
spending the week in the home of ber
auut, Mrs U Knudsen.
D J Connelly, who has the contract
for putting in cement walks at Niobra
ra, Nebr, speut Wednesday with his
family here.
Mrs L P Beacom who underwent an
operation at the hospital in Sioux City
last week, is getting along as well as
can be expected.
1) I Waters and wife are enjoyin
a visit from their son, Attorney E
Waters, of Omaha, this week.
Udson L Hardness, wife and sons
Minor and John, of Berkley, Califor
nia, arrived here last week for a visit
with Mrs Harkness sister, Mrs Ed T
Kearney.
Bertha Sawyer returned Friday from
a weeks visit with friends at Ponca
Genevieve Brady departed Satu
day evening for a month's visit with
Margaret Rarrett, at O'Neill, Nebr
She was acoompanied as far as Laurel
by Mary Fleming.
Congressman Latta and Mrs Latta
of Tekamah, Nebr, were guesta of the
J M Barry borne the last of the week
Hanna O.Keefe returned to ber
borne in 8ioux City Tuesday after
week's visit with the Misses Mary and
Margaret Ryan.
Jennie Demaray spent over Sunday
with friends in Homer.
W E Perry, engineer on the New
castle line, waa overoome with heat
Tuesday as the train pulled in here
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Kecord
Mrs J Prank Phillips left Saturday for
a two weeks visit with her patents nt
Decatur.
Mrs W. Y. Me Laughlin of Emerson
visited her daughter, Mrs Burt Kroesen
a tew navs this week.
Mnble and Myrtle Leonard Iclt Wrdnes
nny tor a visit with relatives at Walt-
hill and Fender Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs J. M. Evans returned
Tuesday from a camping party at
Watertown South Dakota.
Fred Breadcrick will commence a neat
little cottage on First Avenue jnst south
of the Brown cottage now being built
Miss Lucy llemstreet oi Emerson and
Miss Lulu Johnson of Akron are guests
this week at the home of Mrsj. M.
Johnson.
The frame work on the new Charles
Westcott house is about completed and
tbe plasterers will commence work
next. week.
Mrs Julia Mikesell of this citv nnd
auihter Mrs () W Fisher of Snlcm left
for Wakef.cld Wednesday where they are
guests at a house party.
Mrs Rebecca Ohmit and son Irvan
Ohmit are spending a few weeks at
Melvin Iowa with II. M. Ohmit, who
perates a farm near that town.
The Hove line has added another big
launch to its fleet at Crystal Lake Park
The new boat was shipped from Lin
coin is a 45 footer run by gasoline.
The work on Mrs Martha Shane's
second new house on West Bradford
trect was started this week. Mr nnd
Mrs F. U. Cooper will occupy the one
now being completed.
Robert I'ressey this week commenced
is season of threshing and the hum ot
s machine has been beard on W alker s
Island. He will have a busy season,
which he expects to last about eight
weeks.
Editor Harry A. Mc Cormick of the
Wvnot Trill une nnd son, Ralph of Bill
ings Montana, were visiting in town
Friday. Kaloli and lus wite ana naoy
are visiting at the Mc Cormick home in
Wynot.
Lewis Mc Kinney was brought home
from the hospital Monday and is at the
home of bis sister, Mrs Jerry De Forest
He is well on the road to recovery but
will be some days before he is complete'
ly recovered.
Mrs Tane Buckley of Lyons and Mrs
II. II. Hebberly of Westfield Indiana
were over Sunday guests of Mrs Louis
Teep and Mrs Lewis Clements of Bloom
field was a visitor at the leep home
returning home Wednesday evening
The foundation for Joseph Clements
new house on West Palmer street is be
ing put in ot reeniorced concrete and
cement blocks. The blocks are home
made. John Dictschey operated the
machine in which they were formed nnd
A. W. Wells superintended the making
of the foundation.
II. G. Hannah has again resigned his
place as manager of the South Sioux
City telephone exchange for the Nebr
aska Telephone Company. Mr Hannah
has had charge of the local exchange
for four year and has a large circle ot
triends who dislike to see htm go. He
will reside in Minneapolis where he has
a g')od position in the telephone busi
ness. His successor for the exchange
here has not been announced.
A little newly hatched cluck was
found in a tiest nt the Dr L. DeVore
home was found to have two sets ot
wines, one wing each way of both sides
nnd two sets of feet one pointing each
way on each side, and the spina
column was divided in two parts, i ne
chick had only one head and was per
tect in other respects. Had the little
thing lived it would have been pretty
much of a ''standstiller ' as Hnstow
puts it, for every time it took a step
forward it would also take a step back
ward. Dr. DeVore has the little thing
preserved in alcohol and it makes quite
a curiosity.
Stxturday, August Gth
7 Bars of Beat 'em all Soap 25c J
3 Packages Tacks lOo I
1 Pound of Stinson's 25c Baking Powder ..20o I
3 Pounds Gloss Starch 20c
Matches, per box 4-C I
3.50 off on each pair of Low Shoes 1
1 Gallon Can of Syrup 3 So J
Ssvturdsvy, Aug. 13iK j
Stringless Beans, 3 cans for 25c
3 Cans of Tomatoes, for 25c
4 pounds Seedless Raisins, for lijc J
1 pound Horse Shoe Plug 45c
12 Nutmegs and Grater, for 10c J
10 off on all Summer Wash Goods 1
S.A. Stinsoni
Dakota City. Nebraska
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Abstracts of Title
A 110,000 Surety Bond
Guarantees the accuracy of every
Abstract I make
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co;
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. EINERS
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You Can Have a
Cool Kitchen
No matter how hot the weather, if you use a Gil 8 or Oil
StOVC They apply the heat, only where and when
needed. Our line are all "quality goods," fully guaranteed.
Take, for example, the "Insurance" Safety Gasoline Stove,
it is safe, simple, durable and economical. We can show
you why.
Ed wards& Bradford Lbr. Co.
Hubbard
Nebraska
j Island Beach 3? Hotel I
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J. S. SANDERS, Proprietor.
Postofficc address: Sioux, Nebr.
Now Open, for Summer Season
Hotel accommodations to suit the summer seeker
for rest and recreation. Airy, Cool and clean
rooms make this hotel an ideal place to spend
your summer vacation. Good view; fine fishing.
Finest Bathing Beach on The Lake
Bath house modern, with cool dressing rooms,
clean suits and prompt and satisfactory service.
Island Beach Hotel is the place to go, whether
you spend an hour or put up for the summer.
Follow the Island Road or Take a Launch at Crystal Lake Park
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IT WORKED.
From tbe North Nebraska Eagle,
July 23, 1909:
"AlthotiKh the Knglo will prolally receive
no mure fuvors this year from tho Dakotu
Oounty Pioneer ond Old Settlers' imsoein'
tlon than has previously been linnueu it.
(which hns been nothlnit), we will, never
theless, continue to be the blirgcst booster
for a successful picnic the association has.
One or two peanut-headed 'Individuals con
nected with tho Old (Settlors' association
are seeing to It that the Eagle does not re
ceive any consideration at the'.hauds of the
society, presumably nil because at differ
ent times the Kagle has suggested that
it thought it might bo well for the society
after each picnic, to make a public flnauclal
statement. Kveryone that can be is
touched for their yeurly dues oil Old Set
tlers' day and many other means are resort
ed to to secure funds, which Is right nnd
proper. Hut the picnic Is a county affair
aud the people of the county who support
It aro entitled to know from what source
money Is received and to whom ami for
what It Is paid out. Tho Kagle should think
the officers themselves would want to show
the society's members that they were con
ducting their business squarely and honor
ably. If there isn't a nigger In tho wood
pile thwre is an awful strong cooii smell Iu
this matter."
Last year tbe privilege of priuting
tbe official program waa let to Tbe
Herald on payment of $15, it being tbe
bigbeat, and in fact the only sealed
bid banded in as requested. This
year the same privilege was given to
the Eagle for $10, without even ask
for bids on that particular privilege.
Do you see tbe point?
I am here to stay,
I'm glad to say,
With IUwleigh's ooous the Best,
Satitifaotion or No Sale.
Fhoue 18, 8 H Moohe,
-The IUwleigh Man."
For Sale 200 acres of bay, one mil a
south of Uoburn Junction.
J M Davey, Fonca, Nebr,
Arc Doctors Any Good?
Foolish question! Yet some people act as if a medicine
could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine In
the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult
him frequently, trust him fully. If we did not believe
doctors endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and
colds, we would not offer it to you. Ask your doctor.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. . C.Auer Co. . Lowell, AW
If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Fills for constipation, biliousness, sick
headache, we would not offer them to you. Ask your own doctor about this.
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Everything in the line of
Harness and Horse Goods
Whips, Fly Nets, Saddles, Sweat Pads,
Lap Robes, Stable Blankets, Etc.
Kepiir Work Given Prompt Attention
Frcdrickscn (Si Sotv
Hubbard
Nebraska
