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Dakota County Herald
IOHN II. KIJAM, PUI3L1SHUR
nb-rription Price. $1.00 Tor Year.
a weekly newspaper publisbod at
takoiu City, Nebraska,
PermirtMion has been granted for tho
transmission of this paper through the
iittiie as bpcoihI-cIhbh matter.
Telephone No. 48
Official Paper of Dakota County
2o (:W)Mot()tooi') .?
Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
PeU1i' Tiinex: Mim Luu Hirsh
wuh in Hioux City Sunday.
Sergeant Muff Items in Slonn, lo,
Star: Martin Hawk, of Goodwin,
NhIi, visited, ovor Sunday with rein
' liven. v
Pender llepublio: Supt V E Vosh
of Dakota oountv, was in and libout
Puuder over Sunday culling on old
time ftienris.
Watorbury Items in Ponoa Journal:
Mrs 'i'uoa Ciisey, of Vista, was operat
ed on at St Vincent hospital Satur
day morning for appendicitis.
Pouca Journal : Mel Harden return
ed huruo last Tliuisday evening from
Twin Fills, Idaho, whore he spent
aliont three weeks looking over the
country. He savs ho is very favorably
impressed witli tliat country.
Sioux. City iViuiiiio, 21 I Th home
of J H Oullionettn in South Sioux City
was totally destroyed thin morniug at
7:30 o'olook, by fire. Tho oaiiHcNof
tho tiro was tho result of an ovorudht
ed Htovo in ttio kitohon, Tho loss
amounted to $1,100,
Uadgt'r Crook Items in Ponou Load-
or: Mrs Ed Rush returned homo
from Hubbard Thursday after a few
day 8 visit with relatives.... MrB Hock
well of Dakota City returned homo
last Thursday after a few days' visit
with her dittightur, Mrs Frank Million.
Ponoa Leader: Misses Kate and
Emma Melntyro attended the funeral
of Margaret Uouuoy at Hubburd,
Thursday ...Dave Grifllth, of near
Hubbard, who bus routed the Mrs Pat
Hoolliml farm, southeast of Ponoa, itr
rivoif Monday with lus goods and stop
ped at the home of E 0 Carter, The
tnuisiuder of tho family arrived Tnen
day.
Lyons Mirror: Miss Clara Wilkius
und Ulareiico Hasdal Suinlavitd at their
homo at Homer. ..Mr and Mis Chas
.1 mult of Dakotu City were thu guests
of t-li family "f .inSn Young lust ivk
Mrs Young is their daughter... . NUmh
Minnie Wilkins of Homer wus the
gii.ht of Mr und Mrs M M Vurnor und
her sister Clara Wilkins, who is at
tending school bore, Thursday aud
Friday.
' Wynot Tribune: II A MoOormlok
wife aud two sous visited ver Sunday
hc South Sioux City and Sioux City.
...Mrs 11 A McCormiok attended a
meeting of tho Eastern Star lodge in
Dakota City Saturday, at whioh time
tho Grand Matron, Mrs Evans paid an
ofllcial visit to tint lodge, Tho visit of
Airs MoCormtuk was i-tipecially enjoy
able from the faot that sho hud the
opportunity of meeting many old time
fnonds,
Sioux City Journal, 17: Tho case
against Dollio Harnett, charged with
prostitution, was continued in police
uuurt until ninroli .10. . . .CouHtruotiou
work has been commenced upon u
pickle und vinegar works in South
Sioux City, Noli, by Fred Freiday.
The plant will be located south of the
old normal school building and will bo
2D by 100 feet in dimensions, Mr
Freiday was formerly mauagor of tho
Ilaarmau factory at North Itivoruido,
Wiiinobugo Chieftain: Mrs Thus
Ashford was tho gui st of Mrs John
Ashford aud family Wednesday....
John liurkhead has tmded his bouse
in Winnebago to W W ilobiur for it
ICO-ucre farm southeast of Homor. . . .
Miss Mildred Gurlaob of Herman re-
Stats of Omo Cirr or Toledo, I
Lvcu oountt. f
Frank J, Cuenet nukes oath that be la ttnkx
ptrtnrr of the firm ol V. J. Cheney Je Co.. doing
builnna la tb City ol Toledo, County tad HUlt
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho turn of
ON15 miNUIli:il DOM. A US for each and every
eaaa of citarmh that cannot be cured by the tue of
HlU'a ClTARRU CURE.
FRANK J. CHKNEV.
Hworn to before ma and suUcrlbed In lay pretence.
UnU (tb day of December, A. D Itit.
I -"" I A. W. OLEABON,
I !2L l Notabt PPBUC.
Uall'a Catarrh Cure li taken Internally and acta
directly upon the blood and mucous (urlacea ot the
fatem. Send for testimonial, tree.
. J V.t, CHUNKY A CO- Toledo, O
Void by all DruMlrtn. fte.
Take U!i'a rauiiiy I'UU tor conttlpatton,
turned liomu Tnumlay nftor n tow dayo'
visit witli lior bratlipr Guh at .'oliu'
AUm'H iiouiG....M.mi Helen Daria
wiih down from Homer Wodnowluy to
t' litir ninlttr, Mln Lcrtter Mlllr, liud
family before tlie former rutnmod to
homestead near Ladokn, 8 D.
Wayno Democrat: Mrs Fred H
Hurry was n vihitor to HiouX City Tups
clny....l.ov Wm Koarti assisted at a
fuuoral at Hubbard Monday morning.
....MrsOL Oullor waH a Wednes
day wfloruomi passenger for Dakota
City whore sho "-ill visit relative for
a few days. . . . Mr and Airs Ghas Kato
wore over Sunday visitors at Dakota
City. Mr Kato roturuod Tuesday
moriiing, Mrs Kato romaining for a
fnw days visit with her parents....
Conductor Geo Carter has quit rail
roading and again gono into tho bank
ing huniutiHK at Dakota City. Mr Car
ter wan one of tho best known and
popular ticket punchers in tho stato.
Homer Star: Georgo Cain lias pur
eluded tho farm occupied by Joe
O'Dell tho past scaxou and will move
onto tho sumo next week. Mr O'Dell
has rented 1G0 acres ou tho reserva
tion. .. .John liorg and son, left Tues
day noon for Southern Oklahoma aud
points in Texas. Mr Borg's father
lives in Oklahoma whoro John and
his hen will visit for u woek or so. . . .
Tuesday afternoon Marshal , Taylor
with tho asxistanco of O D Lay and
others caught a bootleggor in tho act
of giving Paul Priest, a Winnebago In
dian, two quarts of alcohol. When
put through tho third degree the In
dian admitted that ho had given the
while man $2 00 for tho tiro wator.
Tho man's name uocording to u check
given him by Ohatinoy Hayes, is John
Kerby. Ho lias boon outing wood and
posts for Mr Hayes for soveral weeks.
He evidently thought he oould muko a
little odd change, but his aspirations
wore short lived,
Medicines that aid nature are ulwiiys
most micoossful. Chamberlain's Cough
Hemody acts ou this plan. It loosens
the cough, relieves tho lungs, opens
the secretions and aids naturo in re
storing tho system to u healthy condi
tion. Sold by all tlrnggists
H40M4CrM04CI0IOtfWKjt4m
CORRESPONDENCE
ftUBBARD.
Tom Long had a oar of hogs on tho
market Saturday,
Mrs Hirsoh and daughter May visit
ed at the llunry Uirsch home Monday.
Mr and Mra Wilscy were among the
Sioux Cityaus Saturdny.
Onion sets, and gardon seeds of ull
kinds, at Carl Anderson's.
Prof Jennings was a north bound
passengor Friday.
Mrs O'Donnell returned to her homo
near Waterbury, baturdny,
Minnie and Oarrio Stono wero in tho
City from Saturday until Sunday.
Nellie Hogau spent from Friday un
til Monday at lior homo in Jackson.
Easter candies, the Intent in tbo
market, at Carl Andurson's.
Mia F Lllale ltitliliiuti ffuUl the lion-
pital bunday, whioh was good liowH
all concerned. '
to
Bam Thorn and family and .Too
Leedom aud family Buudayed at tho
Emit Anderson homo.
Miuuie ltasmusseu came down from
Bioux City Saturday to take in the
dunou given by tho Danish Brother-
hood.
'John Hartnott was a 'Jaoksou caller
Siitutday.
Wo want your produce, aud wo are
still paying more than tho market uf
fords. Carl Audersou,
Tho Cobleigh children will .soon bu
able to ho up aud around, tho little
ones haviug been sick for the past two
weeks,
Lars Larson wiih a business oullor
in Jackson Tuesday .
Jim Barry was on our streets thu lut
tor part of lastVeek.
County Attorney .1 J McAllister was
a Hubbard oaller TuoBday .
Dress shirts Hud furnishings for men
at Carl Anderson,
I'atlior English waa in Sioux Ultv
tho lattor part of lust week.
Iluiuy Hausou attonded court in
Dakota Oily Mouduy,
Juu Euol is papering and painting
at thu Herman ltenze home this week,
Mrs MuiIh Hansen and son William
are visiting in California. They will
bu gone about two mouths.
Shoos for everybody, iu all styles
and prices Let us lit you, Uarl
Aideruou.
A dauoe was given at tho Hansen
home Monday night.
.Burt Frnuciouo was an Emerson vis
itor Monday.
C Itiismussnn nnd wife, Mrs M Han
son aud Mrs 1 Larsun wero Bioux City
Diisseugers fium heio Monday.
There will bo Danish church hero
April 1(0, at 3 o'olook p m. A cordial
invitation is extended all Danish peo
ple. Rav Larson, Pastor.
August Anderson and wife wero vis
itors at thu Burt Cobleigh home Buu
day. Wo aim supply your wants iu groco
rius ami givu you better goods for your
money than you can get uuywhero.
Try us and sou. Carl AndoiBon.
Mra Uort Franolsco has been on tho
sick list the piiHt week, but at this
writing shods getting along nicely.
Johnny Greon bus been unmowhat
under thu weather tho past week.
Patriok Joues, jr, came down from
tbo City Saturday to spend over Sun
day ut home as usual.
Diuk Hook well wus u pusBonger to
the City Tuesday ou business.
Thu Easter season is approaching
and wo have ou display a iliiu line of
ladies hats, shoes, eto, appropriate tor
thu season, Carl Anderson,
Kristoffer Smith aud wife und Lau
ritz Jetisuu, wifo and sou wero over
from near Goodwin Tuonday visiting
irieuus aim relatives, air Jensen
who recently oaruu from Deumurk with
1ih family, ia a brother-in law of Mr
Smith,
llunze & Green huvo arranged to
have a DeLuvel cream separator ox-
part to tuxn oro ot an the old ma
chines, us woll ub tbo now ones, He
will bo at their plaoo of business
March 30th, all day with a full lino of
repairs for all the different machines,
so if you Wiin t your maohino repaired
bring it In ou that dale. He will bij,
here two days of every month for your
accommodation, ltenze & Green.
HOMER.
Mrs A J Ream spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with her sou Will and
family in Wnlthill.
Mrs Bolster returned from Dos
Moines Wednesday, where she spent
tho wintor months with bcr daughter
Helen. Sho will open a millinory store
here again.
Miss Ellon Davis returned to her
claim in South Dakota Wednesday
celling. Sho has a nico piece of
land about two miles from Kadoka.
Chas Davis mado a business trip to
Sioux City tho middlo of the week.
Marvin Armour went to Dakota
City Wednesday evening of lust week
to attoud u meeting of the Masonic
lodge.
Mrs McDonald, formerly Lona Rock
well, visited friundn in town this week.
Mrs Murphy returned from Roches
ter, Minn, Thursday lust
Mrs" Jim Ulancbard went to Omaha
this week'.
Miss .Mary Foss como up fiom Blair
Friday evening to visit at tho Camp
bell home ovor Sunday,
Charlotto Kelly and CharltB und
Helou O'Connor spent Saturday after
rodn with friends in Winnebago.
Mrs Uest and son Donald spent Sun
day in Dakota City,
Veru Heikes and Georgo Miller,
from Snlom, visitod at tho Armour
homo this week. They went on a
hunting trip while bore.
Frank Uirsch und daughter Evelyn
visited friends und relutives in Homer
Sunday afternoon.
The live Goodsoll children and lior
noico Mast wero baptised by Itov Phil
lips Sunday afternoon. Miss Smith
wiih ulso taken into tho church,
Dr Smith wont to Omaha Tuesday.
Miss Erickson from Sioux City vis
ited ut the O'Connor homo Sunday
afternoon.
Tho boys of the Homor high school
gave a delightful program Friday
evening. They wore assisted by Geo
Miller fro.n Salem, who gavo two in
sttumental solos, and also did tho uc
compauing. The malo quartette ren
dered Bomo vory cnjoyablo music.
Tho program closed witli the comedy,
"Deacon Jones' Wife's Guest," given
bv lour young men, wuicli was very
good. The proceeds of tho entertuiu
inent go towards tho payment on the
piano at the school . Mr Campbell de
serves n great deal of praiso for tho
work ho has given to get p this and
other programs. Tbo girls of tho high
school will soon havo a chance to show
that they can do as well if not excoll
tho boys in acting boforq tho public.
JACK8CJN.
Orlando Garner and family havo
moved to Newcastle, Neb, whoro Mr
Garner will farm the coming year.
Dan l.iohurdson delivered 3,700
bu'hels of corn to thd Hunndors West
raund elevator tho pust week.
Benettn Gill roturuod from Water
bury Saturday, where sho had been
been visiting tho past week.
Georgo Toller, wifo and daughter
Lizzie, attended the funeral of Mrs
Teller's niece, it Miss Olson, at Ma
Cook, tt D, Monday,
Peter LarBon had a load of oattlo on
the market Aiouduv.
Dih E J Jeukiuson. F J Murphy and
Dean and wives aud Mr and Mrs Bran
nan metered from Sioux City Bundoy
and wero guests of Mr and Airs E J
Malhiloy. Miss Pearl Ryan roturnod
home witli thum aud remained iu tho
city until Monday.
Dr Leahy and wifo und E A Lonliy
attended tho fuuural of James Leahy's
little 10-mnnths old son ut Wayne,
Neb, Sunday, His death followed an
operation for appendicitis.
Thu foity hours adoration whioh
ormmunced in tho Catholic church
here Sunday was well attended and
was vory successful. It closed Tues
day evening.
May Richards of Newcastle, is n
guest in tho John Daley home,
The Missus Ghristino uud Maggie
Riof of Eaily, Iiwu, Hbtjitt over Tues
day iu tho 1) 1' Waters homo.
J J Ryan and wifo wero over from
Sioux City Tuosduy.
Con Doloughury had a stack of hay
burned by a proirio tiro Saturday night.
Ed T Kearney enjoyed a vittt from
his sister, Mrs Ed C Hrowu, of Thor
mopolis, Wyoming, this woek.
Georgo Smith spent ovor Sunday
with friends in Sioux City.
J E MuGouigiil expects to leave the
lat of thn week for his claim near
Duff, Neb.
Mrs Horace Duguu wont to Alton,
Neb, Tuesday evening to spond thu
week with relatives there.
TIDDLER CREEK
Off Ilurria and family were Sunday
viaitorH at tho li E I'rieat homo.
Horn, to Albert ltobertaon uud wife,
on March 18, 1011, a daughter.
wm and Anna unrunaeu wero over
Sunday visitors at thu Andrew llau
Hon home,
Itobort LouBobrink aud family via-
ited Sunday at tho Oharlio Vosa homo.
Wilfred Yohb and Georgo WilkinB
oanie homo Saturday toviait ovor Sun
day with home folka,
Peter Soronson, L E Priost and
ltobert Leiifiobriuk wero Sioux Oity
pnHHengora I'riday,
Louie ltoakwull purohased a new
work hiiruoBBof Walter Smith, IubI
weok.
Misaea Outri' and Miiiniu Stone
apout Suuduj with rolutivea iu Sioux
Oity.
Joo Maurice purehimud a now bug
gy of Henzo & Oroon last Monday.
DISTRICT COURT DATES
For the Eiuhth Judicial diotriot
ol
NebraHka, fur the year 11)11
OUUllllK.,
....January JlO.Septeiulwr 11
..Kebruary 13, September M
MaiuhO, UotoborV
, March ID. Novemlwr la
, , ., March 27, December 4
Dakota .,,
Htiiiitou.,,
Oeilur ,, ,,
, Dixon , ,
' Thumton
Aprim uotobtrltl
Thollritdny of enoh termU net for hear
nu nppllcatloua forcltltoiishlp paper..
CluyTCIrnvoii.Judiitf.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. .
M S Hoove mill Mary V O I troves to
Ohnrlc. A IllMirote, wJi hwH 1, H
oH. iipH o . nil IiiS7-8 isanw.
Henry W Wood and Sarah J Weed to
I A Wood, partsoi swj, IS -'-"J 9 l'.'J
William K Tutor and Ornco II Totor to
Murtlin Htiane, lots 0, 7, 8, lilk a, Mo
an's add tuHHU 410
HeiterO Ktmlldli and J J KiiKllsli to
Hfirnli A Mick, nil of lotd, 12-88-18.. 11700
I) J, Alien toMH i eovci, wM w 1,
i oK and nci nX if, all In 27-8 1 Or)
W W Holilornnd Kiln Ilolilerlo John
K Hurklicnd. soil nwH and hwM neH
and n wM oi4 and noH swK nil In 29-iZ-v
4000
I.nra Horonnon to Olirlstliin l'edorson,
ncM ,ioK. e,4 nwW 1M, nwH wH. 24 nil
11127-7 !)
Ulirltlno I'edomon, widow, to Mnrl
nuM'edursen, nwM ch2e-!f7-8 , 2000
OornL'llu- K HefTurnun, unmarried, to
Ohrl Ohrlntenscn, n-; noi mid nK
sHneX 17-29-7 SOW
OornolliiK K Itiiirariiiin.unmnrrli'd, to
Anton r.nritoii, nj soli nnd nii "K
n'A nc)4 17-29-7 8010
Kltznbuth Mciinur Until nnd Jncoh
Until to J J KcltoKK, lot" r nnd 6, blk
o, lllchland 1'ark add to Kinroii 12m
II (1 llntiscii nnd Klmton Hnnnuti to
Olinrle HoUworth, si' oi 21-27-8. 2850
Oolln llnln nnd HiikIi Unlu to Henry
Mnndorsclilcd.pt cH wHit2-29-. . 27f
IlKMnrtln, Hliiflo, to U Martin, vli
lot I .;r7.tf W)
llosu AuHtln anil Wlllmr Austin to
Oust HUilHiur. blk 211, 212, 271,272 Da
kotnUlty. 1910
Uiuilul O'ltiuilon and MiikkIo O'llun
Ion to Oust Stobnor, blk 211, 212, 271,
272 Dakota Olty 1 00
Fordlnnnd J O'Olinndor anil Anna
O'dliniKler lo 11 u llanson, r i
twi 2U-27-8, tixuupt n strip of lanil 2
rodn v, ldi) oil of oust end of suld truot 2900
Hoy Armour and Mtud Armour to
Ioul KnudHon,swWswMai-2S-8 ... 1SJ0
O V. Unas and Knima A linns to Kiln (J
Knowlton, lots 1 nnd 2, blk 80 Joy
IMiico arid to 8 H O ".. . . 200
II II Mnttliowsou and KIInlotli M
MntthewBon, soH and oK bwM 17-27-"oxcoptliiK
railroad rlt?lit of way
runnliiK tlirougli same 7728
F 11 1)11 mid T.uim M Doll to K W Ar
cbor, nnd Hint lot 1 blk 0, Central
SHO 100
Ontliorlno DiiKKan, widow, to I'otor
Johnson, oHsu&nJi soK 23-28-7 7100
Fanners' Tribune Becomes Parmer
and Breeder.
Tho Herald is in receipt of all an
nouncement ot the change of sumo
of Farmers' Tribune to Farmer and
Breeder. Farmers' Tribune was h
tablishod ill 1878 aud has been pub
libhed iu Sioux City, Iowa, since 1004
Tho publishers, Farmer and Breeder
compauy, emphasize the fact thut the
ohnngo is iu name only, as the men
who havo so successfully conducted tue
htisiiicn f-inco it waa brought to Sioux
City will continue in charge. Farmer
uud Breeder is owned, edited aud pub
lished by northwestern farmers und
breeders. II G McMillan is president
aud general manager uud John Thomp
son, editor. Both of theso men uro
highly successful farmeis and stock
men nnd owu and oporatu farms in
connection witli their newspaper work.
Farmer and Breeder is a most appro
priate nunio for that publication. Its
scope fully covers tho live stock indus
try und the grain farmer is fully as
woll served by tho publication us thu
breedor. Wo nio advised, hoever,
that it is tho intention of the publish
ers to doyoto more attention to live
stock and breoding features in the fit
.uro. Wo beliovo this is a good move,
because the future of this great agri
cultural territory depends up.n how
much livo stock our farms produce A
liboral produotiou of livo stock in this
country will i-olve the greatest prob
lem of conserving our natural resources
n retention of thn fortuity of our a il.
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
Itov. W. It. Wnrreji, Pastor.
Services nt tho Methodist Knlseonal
church ovory Sundny ns follows: I'renuh
Intent U am; Sunday hcliool at 10a in; class
ineetliiK 12 m; lOpworth I.eiiKuo 7 p m;
prencliliiK H p in.
LUTHERAN.
Hov.S. I.. Kellor. Pnstor.
DAKOTA CITY
Sundny school ovory Sunday at 0:15 a m;
Kllzuboth S. Hnaso, superintendent,
preaching nt 7:80 p in. evory Sundny.
HAI.KM
Preaching ovory Sundny at 11 a in; Sun-'
dny suhool promptly at lu a m. K. P. (Jul
burtsoii, superintendent.
Tho publluls cordially invited to all theso
sorvlcos.
R R Time Table , N
C, St. P., M.& O.
Trains loavo Dakota City at tbo fol
lowing time:
MOBTU BOUND, SOUT11 nOITND.
U;'25 pm Omaha 7:58 am
10:03 am Omaha 1 53 pm
3 108 pm Norfolk 8 :'J8 urn
9:28 am Norfolk 4;53pm
7 :88 am Nowcastlo 10 :18 am
1:15 pm " 5:50 pm
SUNDAY TitAINB.
12:13 pm Omaha 2 :30 am
3 :38 pm Norfolk 8 :28 am
9 :28 urn , . Norfolk 4 :53 pm
C B& Q
0UT1I
No. 91 Local Freight" 7 :15 am
17 " Passengor .. 12 :57 pm
NOIITII
No 92 Local Freight' 2 :2Cpm
10 Local Passenger . . 0 : 0 pm
daily. daily oxcept Sunday.
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TrtADK Markp
Designs
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i. I 1 1 t iikom i fur i i ncpittt'iilH.
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i . ii l.tf, vi'llioilt clmrL-o, la tho
Scientific Jltnericatt.
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I f iiirlri'tiun l'i mil, fi irmi, t d 4
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Lincoln Sanitarium
Sulpho-Saline Springs
LookUdou our own pruil aad im
Inth
Natural Mineral Water
BATHS
UntarpatMd In tb tr-,tmt,Qt f
Rheumatism
Itut, BtoBaeh, Xldnty bA LItii
DtMUHt
lUtnU Cktrgi. AMiui
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Klrst publication :H0-ll-4w.
OltBEIt O.N 1'IIODATE OK W'l.L OH ON OIANT-
1NO LETTKH8 OF ADMINI8TnATION.
Htnte of Nebrnjkn, Dakota Ooiinty in.
At n session of tho County uourt hold at
tho Oounty t'ourt room In Dakota Oltr In
0. llolTornnn, county
y
1911, present lion. D.
Indue.
In tho mntternf thoostntoof A. M.Xlion.
deconsed:
WhoreaK, lottors of administration havo
this dny boon itrnnted to D. II. Htldworthy
nnd Wm. 1. Warner as administrators of
thoostntoof A. M. Nixon, deceased. It 1b
horeby ordorod that c red I torn Ira allowed
Mx mouths to present their claims nKalnst
said estate for adjustment nnd allowance,
and Hint snld administrators henllowed ono
year to settle up said estate from tho 4th
day of March, A. .. lull.
It Is furthor ordorod that notice bo ttlvon
to tho creditors of snld estate to nppenr be
fore mo nt tho Uouuty Uourt room of said
county on tho 6th dny of Juno, 1911, on tho
nth dny or July, 1911, nnd on the 6th dny of
Hoptombor, 1911, at 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon of each day by publication In tho
Dakota County Herald, a newspaper puli
llshed In snld county for four weeks succes
sively prior to tho 6th dny of Juno, 1911.;
D.O. IIKKKKUNAN,
beam Oounty JudKo.
First publication :M0-lIw4.
OIlPKIt ON FltODATF. OF WILL OU ON ORANT-
INO LETTEUS OF ADMINISTRATION.
State of Nebrn-ka, Dakota Oounty s.
At a session of the Oounty Oourt held nt
the Oounty Uourt room In Dakota Utty lu
Mild county, on the 4th day of March, A, 1).,
1011, present Hon. D. U. HolTornuii, couutV
JudKo.
In tho matter of tho estnto of William
Cheney, deceased:
Whereas, letters of ndmlnUtrnttoii have
this dny boon granted to I.ucluda Oheney
und Walter Olienoy asiulmlnlstrators o tho
estate of Wllllnni Oheney, deceased, It Is
hereby ordered that creditor bo allowed
six months to presont their claims iiKaliist
snld estnto for ndjiistment nnd allowance,
niul that snlil nflniltilstratni'H Iwwillnu'n,! mi,i
year tokottlc upsuld estute from tho 4th
tiny oi Murcn A. u lull.
It Is furthor ordered thnt notice U) Riven
to too creditors of said estnto to appear le
foio inent tho Oounty Oourt room of said
county ou tho 6th dny of Juno, 1011. on the
nth day of July, 1011, und on tho 0th dny of
September, ion, ut in o clock in tho fore
noon of each dny by publication in the
Dakota Oounty Herald, a newspaper pub
lished In said county for four weeks succes
sively prior to tho (Hit dny of June, 1011.
I). O. IlKFFKHNAN,
hkal. Oounty Judge.
KlrsLpubllcntlonS-lO-ll-lw.
1N.DI8TRICT COURT FOR DAKOTA COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Wllllnm Orr vs Tho. M. Fleck, Wllllnnt
O.Orr, solo heir of Oluia U. Orr, deceased,
Tlios ltobesou.John 1'. Kolley. John W. Tet
tlt. VliKlnla Hussoll. Mnry Alol. Hussell, It.
II. Stewart, true uiiino unknown. Geomla
Jny, John K. DoWnlt, Iloiace K. DuWnlt
ana nnvid a. linruiey, only iielrs or Thomas
I,. ClrliTey and Telia CrlfTcy DoWnlt, both
deceased, Jacob Hlrshfeld, Joan I-, Collier,
Theodore K. Andrews, Laura M. Stiuby,
Harnli lltichanan, lesldunry leuateo of llob
ert Hiielia..iui, Sr.. deceiiKed, Carolina Oou
nablo, solo heir of KdcnrF. Mason and hydla
A. Mnon, both decenied, A, 1. Htnall, tiuo
name unknown nnd S. Small, true name un
known, the unknown heirs of tho followliiK
uaiaed poisons, to-wlt; Thos. 51. Fleck,
Tlios. Hobeson. John 1. Folley, John W.
l'ottlt, Vlrnlnla Hussell, ilnry 5IcI". Itus
sell, 11, H. Stewart, truo name unknown,
Jacob Hlrshfeld, Theodoio F. Andrews,
Maitlu Wlkldnl, A. 1'. Small, truo nnino
unknown nuds. Small, true namo unknown.
To Snld Defendants:
You nnd ench of you will take notice that
on tho 2."tli day of Fwlirunry. 1011, the nbovo
named plalntltT Hied his petition lu the Dis
trict Oourt of Dakota uouuty, Nobrnskn.
against said defendants, the object aud
pmyorof which Is tonulet title lutheplnln-
tllT to tho following described property sit
uated In thu vlIhiKo of Dakota City, Dakota
county, Nebraska, to-wlt; All of block in
nnd lots 1 to 8, hotli'lncluslve, and lots 10
nnd il, in block; at), iiftaiust tho adverse
claims of the snld defendants anil each ot
them prnyliiK that tho defendants and ench
of thum be barred nnd forever nstopped
from hnvliiR or claiming any rights, title or
Interest therein, nnd thnt tho deeds nnd
othor li'-strunionts of record under wh.vh
the defendants In tho notion havo appar
ent claims to the land, or to parts of It, be
ndjudxed null and void In so far as they nf
feet tho plaintiff's title or constitute a
cloud or clouds thoroon, nnd nsklmr for koii
ernl OQUltnblo relief.
You nro roqulrod to nnswor snld petition
on or before the 17th dny of April, 1011.
Dated this 28th day ot Fubiuaiy, 11)11.
Wii,i,iam Unit, Plaintiff.
By r.tul 1'lzcy, his attorney.
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Spring is coming uutl you will noed
new mattresses and ruga. Wo will
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Samples of iugH and mattre.see can be
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$5 Patronize Home Industry buy your nriats of S
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Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymoui 's White Laundry. Basket goeji on
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Our No. 179, l-m- Concord, with
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Portland, Tacoma,
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Colonist Tickets
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Proportionately low fares to points in Alberta, Biitjsh
Columbia, Idaho and Montana.
Through Tourist
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Round
Trip
Special Homt'seoktsrs excursion lioketa will bo on
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