Nebraska Newspapers

    Dakota County Herald
JOHN H. REAM, PUBLISHER
Subscription Price. $1.00 Per Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of thispaperthrough the
mans as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Official Paper of Dakota County
Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
Pender Times : Mr and Mrs Charlie
Pounds of near Jackson are Tibiting
Pender relatives.
Pender Repnblio: John F Meyers
was down from Bionx City last Hatar
day looking after the sick folks.
Bonth Creek Items in Ponoa Journal
Myrtle an-l Amies Harnov expect to
leave this week for school at Jackson
Uartiugton News. Miss Bortha
Qrevo arrived Saturday from Dakota
Citv for a viit with friends at this
place.
Balix items in Bloan, la. Btar: Mrs
Fred Anderson of Jacknon, Neb, vihited
her aunt. Miss Lena Chrintousou, here
during the holidays.
Winnebsgo Cliieftain : Miss Hilda
Turner and Clara McEntafferof Em
erson were guests this week at the
home of Mr and Mrs Bol Smith,
Waterbury Ite'ms in Ponca Journal
Mr Jordan of Hubbard passed through
here Thursday on his way to Martins
burg. ...Mr and Mrs Boyle went to
Jackson Saturday to spend CliriHtm-iB
with Mrs Boylo'a parents at that place
Walthill Times: Mesdames B
and Chas 8heldon went to Bioux City
Wednesday, for a few days visit.
Judge R E Evans of Dakota City puss
ed through town Monday on uis way
to Lincoln, to attend supreme court
as referee in the case against Chief of
Police Donahue of Omaha.
Wakefield Republican : Mr and Mrs
Hager of Dakota City are risiting
J A Hampton's.... Mrs J Heikes, Mr
and Mrs Geo Aistrope, Mrs C VV Long
and Delia and Mrs Slaughter of Dal
las, B D, went to Dakota City jester
day morning to attend the wedding of
Miss Blanche Heikes of that city and
Chas Kate of Wayne.
Oakland Independent' Ilev E E
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to the food.
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Shafer, M E Pastor at Walthill, and
foimer pastor of the Oakland church,
ill preaoh here at the morning ser
vice next Hnday....r.evOeo F Mead
ill bo to South Bioui City Deit Bun-
day at the reoprnmg of the congrega
tion s church there, "vliicu lias been
undergoing remodeling.
Sionx City Journal: Patrolman
Paul Barcus was married to Miss
Mabel Beaver, of Bioux City, in Da
kota City, Neb, last Tuesday. The
triD to Nebraska was taken with the
idea of hoodwinkiug liarous' fellow
workers on the police force. Pabhca
tion of the issuance of the license in
Dakota City caused considerable of
stir at the station.
Lyons Mirror: A number of years
a M VTT !
asro we BOia one 01 our mrutin
History of Dakota County" to miss
Eva Kmnear of Homer, on condition
that she would pay for it when she got
married, or rather the man sue married
would pay for it. We had given up
vr oflttinir nav for the book as it
C5 O It
looked like she was going to be an oiu
maid for life. But to our surprise we
received f uU pay for the book and I
rear's subscription from the lady
T. - . - T IT
Sim im married INeW I ears iay iu
Amos BUook. a former Tekamah boy.
And it was he who footed the bill.
They will reside at KaJoka, B D.
Wayne Democrat: Miss Francis
Kate was a passenger to Dakota City
Saturday morning.... Mrs Chas Culler
went to Dakota City Saturday to vicit
her mother.... Mrs F S Berry and tue
baby came home from Sioux City last
1 T - . .J 1
evening ... .Unas jvaie was a nuuunj
passenger to Dakota City on the Hap
piest mission of his life.... Mr and
Mis J 11 Kate, iranois Kate, Mr ana
Mrs Perrv Theobald, Frank Morgan,
Wm Von Heegorn and Harry Arm
strong and John Hufford and son went
to Dakota City yesterday morniug to
attend tho wedding of Chas Katu and
Miss Huikes.
Emerson Enterprise: Geo II Haase
and Miss Lydia Jensen were shopping
in Omaha Thursday.... A baby boy
was born to Mr and Mrs Fred John
son at Naeora on December 24 .... Mrs
Will Flegg of Sioux City has bnen viH
itins at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs McEutaffer. She returned
homo Thursday.... Earl Poole is
working at the depot as operator.
Earl has been used as relief man on
the road for the past year and when
they want t.i relieve a man at any sta
tion they send him. This is a very re
sponsible position as he must be oapa
ble of taking complete charge of the
business at any station along the line.
Homer Btar:. Lon McEntaffer is
here from Bonth Dakota visitiDg with
relatives and friends. .. .Miss Marga
ret English of Omaha is risiting at the
T Murphy home this week ...Mrs
George Ashford returued from Lincoln
last night after two weeks spent at the
bedside of her father. . . .Uarve lueeu
returned from Iaabelle, South Dakota
last week and reports his daughter,
Golds, slowly recovering. ... I E Mo
Kinley moved this week I om the
O'Connor property south of t e'school
house to the Foltz property . west of
Hans Andersen .... Mrs J E linger is
on the sick list this week ami Mr and
Mrs Chas Jordan have had a iok baby
at their home, this week....F M
Beard shear has been oon fluid to his
home for the past three wteks with
sickness. Louis Smith has been assist
ing Chas Daris in the mill. ...Both
the children of J M King are still sick.
The baby has been dangerously ill,
and the oldest is recovering from
chicken pox. .. .Charles Pettersen,
father-in-law of Wm O'Dell, was oper
ated on at Bioux City last week and a
canoer was removed from his lower
lip.... Mrs J Y Gorham is quite sick at
her home at this writing. Miss Mable
Miles who is working at the Uorham
home is also sick in bed. Other mem
bers of the Gorham family are also
siok....T J O'Connor has been suf
fering with the grip the past week and
has been confined to his home. It
nerer rains but it pours, and Mr
O'Connor has certainly been harirg
his share of sickness. .B M Rook
well was mored from the Munger
home this week to the Jud O'Dell
property near the sohool house and
Mrs Williams has been hired to take
care of him. He can now be close to
his relatives which was thought to be
more advisable than tend him to a
hospital in Sioux City.. ..At a meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Omadi Cooperative Grain company
held in Homer last Friday evening a
resolution was passed instructing Man
ager Davis to buy grain and hogs from
stockholders only. This order to go
into t ffi'oi the ninth of January and to
be in tffect until further notice,
I CORRESPONDENCE
HUBBARD.
Jas Barry of Jackson was a business
visitor in Hubbard Wednesday.
County Superintendent Yobs waa in
Hubbard Saturday.
Sheep lined coats at Carl Andersen's
at bargain prices.
George Hale was a visitor at Allen
a couple of days last week.
John Green was a county seat visitor
last Friday.
Mrs Tim Howard has been quite
poorly of late.
Mrs L Doroiu was one of those who
shopped in the city Tuesday.
See our "notion table" for bargains
iu odds and ends. Price cut no figure
ou thest) goods. Carl Audeisen.
George Wilkins was up from the
county seat ou business Tuesday.
Georgo Hayes v as transacting busi
ness iu Jai-kson last Huturilay.
Barney Ilagan of hioux City, visited
over Sunday ut the Joe Uugau home.
The'dauce giveu Momluy night wns
very well attended.
The Ladies' Aid mot at Mrs Bam
Thorn's Wednesday.
Chris Rasmussen is seriously ill at
this writing. Dr Stidwortby is oaring
tor him.
Chinaware in endless rarieties at
Catl Andersen's.
Mrs George Hale Las been at Allen
the past few weeks, helping care for
Mr Doo Hale, who Lai been seriously
ill and who was removed to a Bioux
City hospital Monday for an operation.
Chas Holsworth and Chtis II mm us-
sen of Homer were in Hubbard Tues
day.
There will be services in the Luther
an church next Sunday, January 15.
All are cordially invited. Sunday
school at 10 am ; church at 11 a m .
Prices ou fur coato have been cut to
close them out for this season, as we
cannot afford to carry them ever. Carl
Andersen.
Mrs D C Heffernan Buffeted from
a severe cold the past week.
tier Father English is again able to
be alxmt, which is good news.
Bam Brannaman and John Hart-
nett had a ear of stock on the market
ThnrsJay morning.
Harry Rockwell left the first of the
week for Omaha where he will learn
automobiling.
If it's overshoes you need, we have
the Ball Band, the wearable kind.
Carl Andersen.
Will Evaus of Emerson was a Sua
day guest at the U Renue home.
Hubbard now has a new hotel and
all it needs is some one to oscupy it.
Joe Eble went out to Beacom's Tups
day to finish painting their new house
Joe is doing a lot of busting.
Mrs John Harty and daughter Pearl
were shoppers in the city last Satur
day.
Charlie Finkle rode the goat last
Friday evening. Charlie said he did
not feel any the worse for it Saturday .
George Ashford ot Homer, was in
Hubbard Monday,
Henry Krumwiede of Dakota City
was in Hubbard between traius Taes-
day.
All our underwear is being marked
down to prices that will cleau tip our
stock, as we will not carry it over.
Carl Andersen. i
Andrew Andersen came down from
Bloomfield Wednesday, returukg
Thursday via Sioux City.
Bert Francisco returned the latter
part of the week from his visit to Illi
nois. Amelia Andersen visited Saturday
and Sunday it her home.
D C Heffernan was in Lincoln the
past week looking after his political
interests.
Mrs MoGonigal of Jackson, viHited
relatires in Hubbard between trains
Wednesday.
We want your prpduce, and we are
still paying more than the market af
fords. Carl Anderson.
Bam Thorn and family visited Thurs
day and Friday at the Coon Thorn
home.
Guy Andersen was a business caller
in Coleridge Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Chas Dodge and Fred
Bartels were among those who risited
the city Saturday.
A large number from here went to
Dakota City and Sioux City Friday.
Following are a few of them : William
Geortz, Bert Cobleigh, Tom Long, Ed
Green, Cora Borensen, Emma Freder
ick sun, Minnie Rasmussen, Patrick
Jones, Lou Smith and John Green.
JACKSON.
Gus Murray departed last week for
Bemidji, Minn, to risit his sister, Mrs
J A Heath.
Patrick Twohig has entered St Jos
eph's college, Dubuque, Iowa, to at
tend school the remainder of the year.
L W Hall purchased a fine piano of
J E McGonigal the past week.
R W MoIIale of Fairbury, Neb, was
visiting relatives here several days the
last of the week.
Mrs J Breslio of Waterbury, was in
town last Thursday between trains en
route to Newcastle to risit her son.
Jas L Barry returned to Blees Mili
tary aoademy at Macon, Mo, Tuesday,
after spending the holiday vacation
with his folks here.
O U O'Neill left Tuesday for Omaha
after a week's risit with r.latireshere.
, Mrs Walter C Mixer departed Sat
urday for Fremont to risit relatives.
Mr Gregory, state school inspector,
of Lincoln, visited our schools Tues
day. Jas Barry and R N Ryan had cattle
on the market Mouday.
L P Erlaoh is workiug iu the ele
vator at Jefforsou, S D.
Laura Ueeney of Naoora, and Pearl
O'Neill of Emersou, have entered St
Catherine's academy.
Dr J E Jenkinson nd wife of Sioux
City, were over Sunday guests iu the
E J Mullally home.
Misses Mary and Catherine Quinn
departed Sunday for Dalton and Ban
croft, respectively, to resume their
school work as instructors in the high
schools there.
Bennetta Gill is ill with an attack
of measles.
Thos Sullivan spent over Sunday in
Sioux City at the home of his sister,
Mrs J P MoEweu.
Miss Mary Deloughery had a load
of hogs of her own raising on the
Sioux City market Tuesday for which
she received the top price of the day.
Rev Fathers Cooney of Vista, and
Moore of Newcastle, spent Tuesday
with Rev Roche.
In compliment to Misses Margaret
Ryan and Monioa Haitnett who re
turned to Omaha to school Monday,
they were p'easantly surprised by a
number of the ouug folksj.at the
home of the former Suuday evening.
Mtisio aud games wore indulged iu
until a lato hour, w hen tha gu sts re
turued to their homes, having spent a
delightful evening,
FIDDLER CREEK
Taul Miller and wifu from Lake
View, In, were vi-iiting with their aou,
J N Miller, returning to tl eir home
lattt Tuei-day .
Aiel Nelson from Sionx City, was out
How's This?
Wa offer One llundrtsl Dollars Ri'wurcl for ani
Mw o( csUura that cttuuut Im i-unsl by ltu'i
Catarrh Cur.
F. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undraliiutl, tiuve kuewn V. J. rt,vnt-y
lor tltu laat 1ft yrara. and brlK'va luui NTftrtly lina
ortttila Ui all bualtiraa trauaat-llolia and ftiiaiirlaily
abw to carry out any ohlbruiknia uadi hy bai arm.
Hudikq. Kin nan A Uahvin.
Whotauil DruwH ist a. Toledo. O.
Hall'a Catarrti Ciir ki Ukeo uuniiislly, arum
dlrt-tiy uiMm ilia bluod and tuucoua surlac ot iha
v.u-ui. lraiiiiiuniaia arnt tr. I'rkt i etau pa
bottie. Boid by all liruifKiata.
iaaa UaUl amily yam for aooatlpttloa.
last week working in the German
school house, putting in a furnace
Mrs J N Miller and two sons, Erer-
ett and Raymond, Peter Borensen and
John Jesscn and daughter Nina, went
to Lake View, Iowa, last Tuesday to
attend the marriage of Miss Anna
Himsonsen to Henrr Bauer The bride
is a sister of Mrs J N filler.
Chris, Marcus and Chistiana Miller,
Peter Borensen and family, J N Miller
and family and Mr and Mrs Paul
Miller ate enpper at the Johu Jessen
home last Saturday. It being John's
60th birthday,
Nels Hansen and family and Mads
Hansen and family were Sunday visit
ors at the Miller Bros home.
Kitty Sparks risited with Viola
lluggenberger for a couple of weeks.
Chris Hansen spent Sunday at the
Louis Rasmnssen home.
Hazel Crippen of Cherokee, Iowa, is
risiting at the N L Crippen home.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Record
Welter Twomlev and wife moved
Inst
week to South Dakota.
C A Davis hns moved his fnmiiy to
his own property in the southwest part
ot town.
Miss Kose uresltf ol llartinton was
a New Year guest at the home of her
sistrr, Mrs C A Conarit.
Mrs. li K i Dure ii returned from a
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Ira Veach, at Valentine.
During the blizzard Prank Combs was
busy moving into the Ed Uliven pioper
ty which lie has purchased.
Mrs V II Mason went to Wakefield
Tuesday evening to attend the jolden
wedding ot Mr and Mrs Charles Iturto
of that city.
Mrs II O Dorn, who has been spend
inc several months visiting relatives in
Somerset, lvnuiand, returued to her
home here Tuesdav.
Arthur Mi-tz returned to Lincoln to
ike up his duties at - the state tmiver
sity. He whs accompanied bv Glenn
George who will enter school there.
Attorney w V tteutiville cnioyed a
New Yeais visit of several days trotn his
sister, Miss Marv Steuteville of Lincoln.
Miss Steuteville is a teacher in the state
amvcrsity.
George M liullock of Iivansville Wis
is the guest ot his bi other Allred Bullock
Mr and Mrs Bullock are also enjoy ills' a
visit from their daughter, J Irs N D
Chronistcr.
Hazel L Johnson returned last week
to his ranch near Harrison, Nebraska
altera visit ot several months with his
parents, Mr and Mrs J M Johnson. Mts
a L Johnson 14 still here and will join
her husband in their new home later
Miss Lulu Karst was taken to a Sioux
City hospital last week where she under
went an operation tor appendicitis, she
stood the ordeal nicely und is recovering
rapidly. It is expected thut she will
be removed to her home on Walksr's
Island Friday.
Mrmmers of the Rebeknh lodge and
the Odd Fellows spent New Yeurs eve
at the home of Mr and Mrs A' J Man
iiniU on S alker's Island. A social good
time was enjoyed and a tine sunper
served. The re. urn to town in the early
hours oi the New Year was made iu the
beginning ot the blizzard.
Thursday aiternoon at the home of
the grooms parents, Mr and Mrs D M
VVeigle, in this city, occurred the mar
riage ot Beanie Weigle to Miss Eva
Clny of Sioux City. Kev J L Phillips of
the Methodist church performed the
ceremony. A huge number of friends
and relatives were present.
J W Hazlegrove returned Satuidny
from Dauton, South Dakota, wheie he
spent Christmas with his daughter, Mrs
Fred Cornell. Mr Hazlegrove says that
that section had been visited by a heavy
snow and he was somewhat surprised
to find S uth bioux City without snow
However, since New Years day Mr Hazl"
grove realizes that the weather man was
not slighting us.
All kinds of coal, feed and bay tot
Bale at rea&ouable prices.
'1LDB & SLADOHTEE Oo.
Tuio E Bliven, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
The Herald for News when it is
News.
CHURCH NEWS
MCTHODIST
Ttev. W. K. Warren, Pastor.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every Sunday as follows: Freiich
InK at 11 a in ; Sunday school at in a in ; class
meelluK 12 in; Kpworth League 7 p in;
pieachlng 8 p in.
LUTHERAN.
Ilev. S. L. Keller. Pastor.
DAKOTA CITY
Sunday school every Sunday at 0:15 a in ;
Kliy.alM'th S. Ilnase, superintendent,
preaching at 7:iW p in. every Sunday.
SALEM
Prenchlud every Sunday at 11 a m; Sun
day school promptly ikt 10 a in. if. P. Uul
bertsoii, superintendent.
The public Is cordially invited to all these
services.
Buy a good
county bottom.
farm on the
I have it.
Dakota
Eimera.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Dakota Ulty, Nebr. Jail 10. lull.
Board of county commissioners met Iu
regular session. 1'resent, Kd Morgan,
chairman, Tlios Ixiiik, Ueorgo V Tliacker,
and W 1, Koss, clerk.
The following reports of county olllcera
approved by tlie bourd:
Statement of fees collected In the ofllce of
the clerk of the district court of Hakota
county, Nebraska, for the quarter ending
l!ccemtHr HI, luui.
To the Honorable Board of County Com
missioners: Fees collected for month of Octotier. .115 52
' " " " " NovemlsT M6 Ho
December 161 45
Total fees collected for 4tli quarter. $2S
Duly suhscrilied aud sworn to before W L
Hons. County 'lerk. skal.
Statement of fees collected 111 the ofllce of
the clerk of the district court of Dakota
county , Nebraska, for the year eliding De
cember 81, luin:
Fees collected In First quarter 1174 15
Fees collected 111 Second qua rtvr. .. . 7111
Fees collected In Third quarter Ills aft
Fees collected Iu Fourth quarter. .. . 4'J Hi
Total fees collected for the year ...tllt ?!
Duly Ntihscrlls-d aud sworn to Isifore W I,
Hons, Couilly 4 lelk. LnKAI..
Slnteinent id fees collected In the County
Clerk's olllee ot Dakota county, fur the )ear
cutting .lauuai ' 5, H'l I.
lot lie lloiioinl.lv I Iiih rd of County Com
mlxsionei s, I nkota county, Nebraska:
Total fees collided for re
cording, etc t-'-.MU 7i
Credit by salary !5nn no
Credit by cl ik hire T.v iti
r.-.'-'o i
Duly suliscrlls'il nnd sworn to U'fore (,eorgu
Wllklns, Clerk of District Court. lKAL J
KeportotJ I" llm-kwell, county sheritT,
show fees collected tor the year to the
uniouulof lilil.ui,
Duly subM-riUid aud iworn to before W L
Boss, County Clurk. saAL.
The following rxmdl were approved by
the iMNsrd :
Mariin llogh. road overseer dlst 'o 1.
V 11 Way, road overseer dlst No 14.
Ira Waddell, load overseer dlst No 11.
Frank Citing, road overseer dlst Nov.
1'a.trlck (llll. road overseer dlst No T.
b W McKluley, iustlce of the pvace, Olua-
ll precinct.
tisfn rfaiito, justice or tne pr aco, Ktner
son prpclnrt.
J J McAllister, county attorney.
Hank of I hi kola City, county depository.
The rent of the poor farm and carina for
the pnupers was nwnrded to John U Hiu'liert,
hla lild Ih'Iiik the iH'st.
The county printing nnd piihllshlnit the
tnn list was awarded to the Liiikota Uounty
Herald.
The printing of the election and prlmnry
hnl lots was awarded to the North Nebraska
KiikIc,
The furnishing of letter heads, envelopes,
scratch pads, legal blanks waa awarded to
the I mkota Uounty Record.
Moved and seconded that theclnlm In fa
vr of Drainage District No 2, of Unkotfl
CO nty, Nebraska, tie allowed l.t tho sum of
It BH 7H and that the said Drainage District
lUlal the bridges made necessary, being
-meel span bridges and one wooden span
bridge, and turn same over to the county
free of all charges for construction, the
bridges to be In accordance with plans and
specifications now on file for like bridges In
the county clerk' olllce, and If the bridges
be constructed for less than Ki.iuuW the dif
ference to be turned Into county general
fund. Above resolution rejected.
The following estimates for county expen
ses were made for the year lull :
Uounty (General Fund fjnem On
uounty Hridge Fund imou
County Konil Fund lonKi no
Koad District Indebtedness Fund.. Hrnfl m
Railroad Hnnct Sinking Fund annum
Railroad Bond Interest Fund 4o)()
A list of sixty names was Selected by the
bonrd as Jury for February term of district
court.
The county sheriff Is allowed 11.100.00 for
tne year U11, to be paid monthly.
Uounty suprlntendent allowed IlKUIOper
monin lor year mil.
Uounty clerk Is allowed to provide neces
sary help In clerk's olllee, saiary to lie paid
out of the fees of the olllee, not to exceed
S'in.iK) per month.
Uounty clerk Is ordered to write the fol
lowing warrants:
V J Manning, on county general fundf 1 V.
W F Winch, on Home vllnge fund ion
Andrew K rauiper, DiikotaUlty village
iu lid 3 18
The following claims were allowed
on the county ceneral fund:
J Klsenbnrth, carina for Cloth family . I S on
Homer Hardware Uo, mdse 12 fin
Uarl Anderson, mdse 2 tW
D U Niliison, services rendered .. .... 2 m
l'crktus Mros Uo H Wi
Klopp A HnrtlettUo, mdse Wl In
Hammond it Stephens Uo, mdse la on
Klopp A Hartlett Uo, supplies 411 50
W I, lloss, 4ciuar salary, expense, etc. 121 a
Kd Morgan, snlnry soon
Wilfred Vows, salary 2l."i no
Wilfred V'osh, expense 15 40
O 11 Maxwell, services tl on
(Jcorge Wllklns, salary 1mm
Hurt K roesen, supplies 81)50
H.I Denhey, claim of $lu.m allowed In
full, less $1.50, warrant No Unbal
ance allowed for when warrant is
d raw n 5 50
Tho following claims were allowed
on tho county bridge, fund:
Kd wards Bradford I.br Uo $2m W
D F Waters, lumber 41 56
The following claims were ullowed
on the road district fund:
F, B I-brUo, dlst No 5 f H5
K A B l.br Uo, dist No a 7 Wi
Henry lilermann, work, dlst No 11 . . . . 14 on
N A Nelson, work, dlst loH 2 25
Win I-eamer, work, dlst No 5 2H m
Kd Uliuklnlieard, work, dlst Nod 1 75
Board adjourned to meet February ft. Iltll,
W. L. ItOSS Clerk.
Treasurer's Balance Sheet,
Sumary of Collections, Disbursements,
Balances, for the six montlisending Decem
ber ill, M0, U. i. Kvans, county treasurer.
COLLECTIONS
AMOUNT
To Cash on hand.
.pmw 04
To lsii Tax collected and prior years tt IU
To IKXl Tax Collected Hi
To lKs-2 " " la
TO IHH'I " " 1 six
To 1SN1 Hi
To 1HH5 " " ., M
To iwsl 1 (HI
To 1hs7 " 7 (in
To 1HHH " " 4 9 (IN
To 1k 42 ni
To li 2rt Vi
To IM'.il " " MM
To lwi-i fil 2S
To lsitt ' " VH (Hi
To KIM 71 14
To IWi " " m Wi
To lw.Kl " " fiti IV!
To JNH7 " " f4 4rt
To Iniih " " 7 n i
To 1K1IM " " B4 85 1
To 111 " " IH 4:
To 1I1 " " ... Wl Sfi 1
To lwtt " " 70 711
To " " 72 ta :
To liml " " M 111 !
To 1M"5 " " KU 42
To Mn " " H4 VH
To Hr7 " " 110 i
To H " I4 15
To Itrnt) " " 115M 44
TO lull) " " 42X20 28
To school land Interest collected.. 67 20
To school land lease collected 2n6 14
To protest fund U21 21
To lulscellaneous corns county gn'l 25 no
To lines and license 75 50
To lute est on county deposits 5nl ID
To redemptions 1240 18
To foes 218 75
Totul UH733 28
DISBURSEMENT AMOUNT
By state treasurer's receipt No (W7 818 84
Hy ' " " " tW4iR! 52H1 s
Ky county jren'rl warrants redeemed Hwrt 88
liy " bridge warrants redeemed HOW 7D
Hy " road warrants redeemed.. 1MI8 47
Hy R K lioiids 46 )
Hy H K bond Interest 4i6 (
Hy swamp ditch warrants 45 (10
Hy school lionds 2!I22 50
Hy school orders paid local tax 1:1)1 R 85
Hy Uovlngton judgement receipts.. 127 01
Hy district roud warrants 8714 M
Hy scavenger refund 40 48
Hy village treasurer's receipts.
South Sioux ulty 2158 on
By vll'g treasurer's rec't. Hubbard. 871 55
Hy " " rec't. Dakota Ulty 47 m
Hy redemption 11W7 41)
Hy county treasurer's fees 881 25
By county treasurer's commission. . 1(177 W
Total 150075 01
IIALANOKS
Slate (li'iieral Fund
It It Sinking Fund
II It 1 merest Fund
County Koad, No I
County I toad No !
County Koad No S
Swamp I 'Hell Fund
Scavanger Fund
Inheritance Fund
County (ieneral Fund
County Bridge Fund
Drainage Ditch No
Soldier's Belief Fund
School Bond Fund
School District Fund
Flues aud License Fund
Covington Judgement Fund
Covington Annex Fund
Bond District Bund
Jackson side Walk Fund
Village of Kmerson Fund
Dakota City Side Walk Fund
Village of HubUii'd Fund
Village of Jackson
Village of South Sioux City Fund.,
Village of DakotaClly Fund
Redemption Fund
Protest Fund
AMOUNT
J lllHrt H
I'M 47
. IL'1'1 4:1
l4 7s
HIM Kfi
. Hem no
IIIH U5
L'f IN
. nil ml
. inn KH
. ,T:il 7W
SMIl W
, S'-'7 15
. SttTi ?:)
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57 H5
. aiw 71
IS 55
. ewiH Hi
t Ki
. 21:1 HI
IS 03
. MH i-.l
lis N7
. (151 H5
. 61
NM 08
. Ml 21
Total Cash on Hand IMI58 2i
We do hereby certify that we have exam
ined t he above statement of D. ). Kvans,
County Treisurer of Dakota county. Ne
braska, for the six months ending Decem
Imt .11, li'lu. To the liest of our knowledge
we Is'llcve each collection has been correct
ly entered and properly accounted for, aud
that the vouchers anil other items of credits
were lu proper form and correctly Filtered
and the footings were verified by us and
found to be correct, and that the alsive
Statement of Balances agrees with said ac
counts in said County Treasurer's (ieneral
Ledger.
N ki.son KnAUrfl, ) County Commissioners
Ku Mow; an, or
Tnos I.OM1. ) Finance Committee.
County Clerk.
fl J DI!i"a'DCC,0 Ctrili CI1ifaCEfil
SPECIAL OFFER:
Made to build New ttu.tnr. A trial Will '
make you our pe-rumueui, uuBtomer.
11 the fWiftet Taralp. f splentltd : CtuUa. 0 beat varie
tlttfll 40 kurlMS-fluwvrUe halt i TaneU IU
WUUAMLr l TO YLk.A X-
Write to-day t Mention thin Paper
SEND 10 CENTS
Wor poatoira sn4 perkinf and Main tkla alaaal
memou ot arai immiumio, xwer wita my O'S
InalrairU. Hutllul svw! FUhI Baak,
Attest:
W. I.. Boss
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I will offer for sale at my residence in Dakota City, Nebr.,
three blocks east of the cemetery,
Saturday January 21 1911
the following personal property,
One black mare, 5 years old, weight 1100 lbs.
One brown gelding, 9 years old, weight 950-lbs.
Two Jersey cows, fresh, coming, 4 years old.
I'our cows, half Jersey, all springers.
Two thoroughbred Duroc Jersey brood sows.
One male hog.
Five young hogs, weight about 175 pounds each.
Twg Lumber Wagons.
Two sets double harness; ones disc pulverizer, with truck;
one 2 row disc cultivator; one liran new 6-shovel riding culti
vator; one walking cultivator; one I lay ward corn planter, with
check wire; spades, shovels, scoops, forks, hammers, etc.; two
washing machines, one of them new; six bushels of Silver Mine
seed corn, best quality; 80 chickens laying hens and pullets;
about twelve thoroughbred white and barred Plymouth Rock
roosters; one coop of White Leghorns; corn in crib; fodder
bound with baling wire.
Sale begins at 10 a. m., and all property listed will be
the ground for sale. Everything is free from incumbrance.
TERMS One year's time, at 8, will be given on
proved notes; all sums under $10 cash.
J. T. ILnepper, owner.
C. 13. TURNER, Auctioneer. F. A. WOOD, Clerk.
Get Our Free Book First
You can't afford to
buy a ranee until you
know all about a
Monarch. Ak us Inr
the book; STATE WHIH
you intend tobuy.and
we will send also a set
of Measuring Spoons,
postpaid. inimtss
ilnlienblf Iron Rnnrje Co,
iieaver Uum, Wiaaonsin,
The
)No work to kap elan-A
. aahaa ramovid wltn
Jout dirt nlckal plat-
log won't tarnian.
Sized and arranged to auit every family need
-NoworlitoSMpelMl-l
sC ahs nmovid with i
1 N Clout dirt nlcktl plat- Vv
Call and see why they save fuel and repairs. They show it.
Ilif CL 3S jLrfor COf HVBBARD. NEB,
Undertaker
Th1 Mico Eternil Process of jmlamiDg.
Nothing taken from body and nothing put
in body. All done upon outside. Body can
be kept for ages.
li. F. Sawyer, Jackson, Nebraska
Who Was There
r
N the shadowy ranks of those who
years aco in the mighty conflict
father or rrranclfather or unde of
of him in that long ago day of his youth a photograph that ho never knew was
taken? Perhaps we can show you one; and in any case, we can tell you a
story, stranger than any dotective fiction, of 3,500 priceless photographs that
were lost and are found aain.
3,500 Long Buried Photographs
of the Civil War
THEY were taken by the ereatist rhotoerapl-.er ia t!ia
United itatcs of that dayi l'iey were boujit by the
United "".tates Government for f JO.im.0; they were buried
In tho War Department for 50 year they are buried there
still. Hut a duplicate act was kept by the i hotocraphei v. ho
died poor and broken dawn; that duplicate set was knocked
from pillar to po' for nearly 50 yean, until it was discovered
by a New England collector. J. riernont Morran tried to
aecuro tho collection Ex-President Garfield and General
Benjamin F. ISuttor laid It waa worth 150.0O-vet with
tho help of the Usvmw or Reviews, tho ent.ro collection
has been gathered into 10 great volumes and is r'aced within
your reach at leaa than tho value of one of the photographa.
It ii tho ono accurate.lmpartial history of the Civil Wai
for the camera cannot lio. It tells the itory of the War you
never heard before. Taken under protection of the Secret
Service, these photographa bring to light thousand! of little
known phasei of the war; they penetrate to itrange places and
record itranzo thing!.
REMEMBER: Onr privlleia of selling theea hooki ia
limited al la time. Oar supply of Free Portfolios is limited
in quantity. You must be prompt lo lecuro either. Better
mail Ibia coupon today.
Patronize Home Industry
Proprietor of
(City Meat Market
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Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent
for Seymoui's White Laundry. Basket
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
DAKOTA CITY
Sale!
on
to-wit:
on
ap-
"Stay SattsfartoryT&ivge
J 1 ii i iiiTr"TTT"Ti
J 1 twY V hi ii
C The top is Malleable
iron. Does not crack, warp
or break. The thickness re
quired in other iron is not
necessary. Heats quicker,
cooks more evenly and
uses surprisingly less fuel.
In city or country, hotels or public institutions.
Cou' - y Coroner
That
You Knew?
marched to defeat or death or victory fifty
that convulsed this great nation, is there
yours? Would you like to see a photocraph
12
of ThMia
Picture
FREE
For the Coat of Mailing
In order to give you tome idea
of the greatness of this work v. e
will und you 1 1 superb re prod Lt
t'.oos of tho photographs free of
charue in a handsome portfolio.
Ihese photograph are very er:
pens;ve a:.d valuable, but you
send only 10 cents to cover ti e
cost of mailing. 'J. hey are nut only
iatereatinc from a historic stand
point, but. framed, make a splen
did addition to your library walls.
At tha iimt time we will tell ynq
now tue itufiew i uevtewt rsa
ofjrr this 160.0(10 collection ot
3.&00 photnitTtphs st the price
tb United M (!. iioveru
maul iMld fur tiirve (
Ih. pictures. Rkw
Send the coupon VRerkwi
at onee. wiaipaiy.
I J As or Plact,
fetf S New York, N. Y.
Band m, trm ot rharg.
th 13 7tDrodurtitui of
vonr nMlydisroTarfd htmAf
Civil War Dboioaranhs reailr
for frsmioii and contained In a
hftniiamiia iHtrtdtlia. A lt actld mi
tht itory of thpati pirtures end tail
ma how, for what the Rnvfirunieiit
paid fir half a doieo prints, 1 ran
nikke tha whola rollcrtion my own.
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Address .
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