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Dakota County Herald
IOHN H. REAM, PUBLISHER
dubucription Price. $1.00 Per Year.
A wookly newspapor published at
Dakota City,,NebruBka.
Permission has been granted for the
irnntimixsion of UUb paper through the
tiiniie an second-chiHs matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Official Paper of Dakota County
5 i
Items of Interest i
from our Exchanges
f.
.iuiiiuui UAbiiaiijica :
J
Pender llupuhlia: Harry Founds
arid family of Hubbard havo been vis
iting relatives hero for several days:
ants did not attempt to claim the land
iu (lUefetion or tooultlvnto it until after
the plaintiffs had cleared the land oil
and seeded it to alfalfa. TI10 valuo of
tlio land is placed at 450,000,
Sioux City Journal, 20: After nev
ural continuances of the canes against
her, Mabel Mooro dually appeared in
tho district court jestorday to answer
to tho cliatgo of contempt. The ncoif
sation grows out of a permanent in
junction against her, issued on the al
legation or tuo wooauury Uounty An
tisiloon leaguo, that bIio had sold
liquor illegally at 1GH Center street.
Tho restraining ordor was issued by
Judgo Frank It Oaynor on November
8, 1907. Tho Mooro woman by her
teatimony Books to establish nn alibi
and to prove fllio was in Omaha at tho
tirao of tho alleged violation . Besides
tho contempt charge against hor, tho
Mooro woman is under an indictment
no thn ehargo of keeping a house of ill
famo. This case wan not pushed on
the undonitnnding that tho woman
would stay away from Sioux City.
Tho main witness for tho uutiealoon
leaguo in tho trial yesterday was Jefso
Hill, a spotter, who testified that ho
had purchased beer at tho Mooro place,
807 Pearl street, on September 17,
1010. Hill says Florence Haas brought
him a glass of beer and that when ha
asked for tho second glass ho followed
hor into tho kitoheu to eo where the
liquor carao from. Tho Mooro woman,
when put on the stand iu her own do
tonne, testified that sinco August 12,
1909, sho had mado her homo in South
Sioux City with hor married sister.
Sho held tho leaso ou the rooms at 307
Pearl street until July 1, 1910, when
she says she leased them furnished to
Alice King for S200 a month. Tho
Mooro woman paid for tho light and
water. From Heptombor 10 until
September 20, 1910, tho Moore woman
says sho was in Omaha. "I can provo
it by at least a hundred different per
sons," sho declared. Sho asserted
that when she leased tho place tho
rooms wero all rented to men and that
she had no idea they woro to ho used
for anythiug olso. Prior to tho Mooro
woman's testimony Ohiof of Police J B
Iliohard told of raiding the place about
September 15, 1910, and of arresting
six girls. Judgo Mould took tho caso
under advisomeut.
Ponca Journal: Mesdames F 1)
Fales and E E ltiee wont to SionxCity
and Dakota Oitv Tuosday afternoon.
Sarah MoOnrdy. To this union two
chi'dren were born, Df-nides tho im
mediato family tho deceased lcavea
two brothers and throe sistors to mourn
his loss. Mr Campbell Iihs boon n
member of thu Presbyterian church of
this placo for many years and has al
ways taken an active part in the
church work. Tho funoral will be
hold this afternoon at 2 o'clock nt tho
Presbyterian church. "In lifo wo are
wo in tho midst of doath," for "Hero
hovo wo no continuing city." Surely
tho Psalmist wns inspired when Im
said: "As for man his days aro as
grass, as a flower of tho field ho flour
ishoth. For tho wind passotu over it
and is gono and tho placo thereof shall
know it no moro."
I CORRESPONDENCE
HUBBARD,
j Herman Renzo was a county hhiI
boys succeeded in collecting $80 to ap
ply toward it.
Misses licrnicc and Annio Keefe of
Sioux "ity, were over Sunday guest
iu tho J J Molirido homo.
Ueo Luis returned Friday from u
week's visit at Orofton and Watisa.
Mrs John Ryan was visiting her pa
rent hero this, week while Mr Ilyau
was looking over some land near Jlel
videre, b D.
John Ityan, impleinont doaler, sold
manure spreaders to P Heenan and
Mark Loaden, Tuesday.
Mrs C J Goodfollow was removed to
a Sioux City hospital, Wednesday, for
treatment.
Miss Lula Dnmsan and Miss Hunna
O'Keefeof Sioux City, visited over
Sunday at tho J V Ryan homo.
Whiting Items iu the Sloan, Iowa,
Star; Herman Hurley, of Homer,
Nob, returned homo after a few di
visit with Whiting friends.
Salix Items in Slonn, Iowa, Star:
Mr nud Mrs MoCormiak, of Winneba
go, are vieiting the lattorV aunt, Mrs
8 D Cono. ... Mis Linknwillor and sou
Ralph, of Winnebago, aro hero for a
couple of weeks visit in thu (lone
homo,
Waterbury Itemo in Ponoa Journal:
Mr and Mrs Charley Bares returned
homo if tor spending u number of dayo
with friends and relatives at Homer
and Hubbard, . ..Mrs Morey Cleve
land returned home from South Sioux
City, where bIio has been spending a
fow dava with her mother
Wynot Tribune: Oonduotor Moriu
and wife visited at Omaha a portion
of tho past week. Conductor Ourtor
relieved hitn. . ..Lloyd li Jeep, mana
ger of the E Haaa clothing and dry
goodB honso, doparted Monday for
Wugnor, S D. Ho will bo absont for
about two weeks closing out a general
merchandise stock., Mrs Jeep accom
panied him.
Ponoa Louder: Ed Conrad was u
nailer ut tho James llarty home iu
Jackson Sunday.... J P Moltityro
wont to nubhard, Nob. Thursday
morning to attend the funeral of his
cousin, M!bs Margaret Heeney,. ..Joe
Power returned Tuesday from Dakota
City, where ho has been teaching. He
went to Sioux City today, to mako a
tryout w'ilh the Sionx City Packers
...Doo Douglas who nwrvad a term
in the penitentiary, waa iu Ponca the
first of the week. Doo is lookitiR well,
but being without money was cared
for by one of our good citizens and giv
en money to buy a ticket to Jackson.
Sioux City Journal, 28th: Todd
Christophorsop, of Croftou, Neb, was
iu Sionx City ycstcr.iay....Joir Smith
and Miko Perron worourraigned in po
lice court yesterday nu buigulary
cLargos. Smith pleaded guilty, but
tho oaseH wero coutiuuod until Thurs
day to permit thu boys to eugago coun
sel, Thu two lads, it is alleged, enter
ed the lleaoom drug store, Sixth and
Pearl streets, and tho Edelweiss hhIooh,
700 Fourth atroot, Booty from thu
two pluoes wero rocovoroit by detec
tives in the boys' room at thu Olen
hotel. Smith, according to hia story,
hails from Now York City, where ho
has relatives. Ho receives money from
them, but thu last cheek whh not mifll
oieiit to cover his expenses. Perron,
according to Smith, was not implicat
ed iu the thefts.
Lincoln, Neb, Special in Sioux City
Journal, 28th: Thu capriolous flow
ing of thu ftliHsouri river h.is auused a
suit to be filed in federal district court
bv tho S B Catilu Land oompauy, of
Sioux City, Io, against John C Urib
tile ut a!, residents of Dakota county,
Neb. The suit involves a large tract
of land now situated iu Dakota county,
which was formerly a part of Union
county, S D. Thu defendant claim
the land by right of uooretiouA Tho
plaiutiff claims that tho land was uot
added to tho land of the defendants by
accretion, hut by a sudden change in
the oourso of tho Missouri during high
water Tho company claims to have
purchasod tho land involved in the suit
in 1901 and alleges that tho defend-
Homer Star: A baby girl made
its appearance at tho Wm II Hols-
worth home, last Wednesday....
Tho infant baby of Mr and
MrM Wm Winch died Tuesday aftor
rioon. It was only a fow days old and
it had never been able to tako nourish
ment, Tho remains were buried iu
Omaili cemotory yestorday morning.
. ...S A Combs' hoiiBQ caught fire iu
tho kitchen last Saturday afternoon
but was extinguished' before much
damago was done. Mrs Combs had
started ouo burner on her keroseno
siovo and loft it for a moment. When
sho roturnud the stove whh a mass of
flumes and the blazo was reaching to
tho ceiling. The paper was burned
from the kitohou along with a fow
other minor dumages. It was put out
without reaching other parts of tiio
house .... Qlen Armour lost thruo val
uable horses last weak, tho result of uu
ovordoso of wheat. Duvo Hileman
was Rowing wiieit joinint; tn pHtur
in which Armour's horses wero run
ning and left a wagon box partly full
whoro tho horses had no difficulty
in gotting ut. During tho night they
found it ancl.'tlio following day two of
them were dead and another died n
a couple of hours later. Thoro wero
sevou or eight in thu bunch and wo aro
informed thoy aro all effected moro or
or less. Ouo of the throe dead onoa
was a tliroe year old mare weighing
1800 pounds valuod at $250 C W
Schwartz of Nacoru, was arroxtod in
Sioux City last week, charged with
forgery and drawing worthless chocks
on a bank at Nacora. Tho oheoka
wore passed mostly at saloons, About
llvo or six vtouks ago, this sumo man
was in Homer and represented to Uhas
At Bornwsky that ho had just came up
from Unialia wliere lie bad sold a car
of fat cattle, representing that ho and
his brother were operating his father's
farm near Nacora. He wrote a check
on thu First National bank of Emerson
ami uy 111s taut ot Having raised a
good crop and selling fat cattle, etc,
induced Mr Borowsky to ciibIi tho
same, Thu check' was sont to Emer
son and came hack protested. It
seems ho had no funds in this bank
and novor did have. Mr Borowsky
says that ho will do his utmost to havo
him brought to Nebraska and see if ho
can't bo gtvon a stiff term iu tho penitentiary,
visitor Wednesday.
Frooman Rockwell, Honry, Georgo
and Robert Lusobrink wore county
seat callers Saturday.
Sco our now lino of Easter bonnets
and hats. Carl Anderson.
Fred Bartles and G Ogburn accom
panied a shipment of one car each of
oattlo to Sioux City Tuesday.
Bert Francisco was a business caller
in Emeieou Wednesday.
Spring caps for men and boys at
Carl Andorsen'H.
Carl Anderson was a passongor for
Pender last Thursday.
Mr Nowburn of Winnebago, was iu
Hubbard Thursday of last weok.
Pearl and Ernest Porsinger wero in
Sioux City u couplo of days last week.
Shoes for everybody, in all styles
and prices Let us Ut you. Uarl
Aaderson .
Mrs Duggan of Sioux City came
down Friday of last week for a vit.it at
tho Johu Hurtnett homo.
Mrs Geo Johusou is numbered
among the sick.
Mr and Mrs Lou Welsh visited at
tho parontal homo of thu latter, Sunday.
Wo want your produce, and wo are
still paying moro than tho market af
fords. Carl Andorsou.
Alice Beaoom visited friends near
Ponoa, last woek.
A surprise party was given last Sat
urday night ut tho Georgo Johnson
homo in honor of Georgo, jr.
G H Ogburn took u car of stock to
tho city Tuesday.,
See Ruuzo & Croon's now ad in an
other column,
Emma Andersen is visiting at thn
homo of hor undo, Louis Pedersen.
Wo understand that O Rusmossen,
near Wlgglo creek, Uaa invested in an
auto.
If you want a oravenctte coat, wo
can suit you iu stylo and prioo. Carl
Andersou.
Tho Wtst Hubbard Telephone Co
hold u busiuess meotiug Weduesduy.
Ed Hartuett was in Sioux City Mon
day. He bought u fino team of mulea
while there.
Wo ask our lady oustomors to look
ovur 0111 new Hue of oursuts tnd ladies
furnishings. A complete liuo and at
prices that cannot bo boaten, Carl
Anderson.
"Joo Ebel wus snowed in Sunday
whon out to suo his best girl.
Fred Durtols was iu Omaha last
week.
A full lino of leather gloves, both
dress und work, ut Carl Anderson's,
Tho Cobloigh children havo fully
recovered from their recout illness,
Mrs O Unsmussen was on the sick
list the past weok.
Dress shirts, in tho newest styles
arid patterns, at Carl Anderson's.
Fred Bartles shipped a of oattlo
Tuesday morning to Sioux Uity.
Minnie llolmer und Frank Burko
of Sioux City spuut Sunday with Miss
Malady.
Seb our liuo of fnnoy up-to-date shirt
wnista now on display, Carl Ander
son.
Joo Losdom was dowu to Dakota
City one oveniug last wook, on import
ant business.
J P Rockwell, and wife wero guests
ut thu Diuk Ruukwoll homo Saturday
and Sunday.
FIDDLER CREEK
Robert Lusobrink und Fred Wilfcins
shipped cattle lust Monduy.
Albert Robertson and Potor Soren
son went to Dakota City on business
last Monday.
Mrs Max Nelson is viriting on tho
bottom this wook.
A surprise dunce waa given at tho
Georgo Johnson home last Saturday
night, in honor of Georgo jr. Suppor
was served at tho midnight hour und
a jolly good timo was had.
Louis Rusmusscn and family, Peter
Sorenson and family and Carl Lar
son's ato Sunday diuuer ut tho U G
Hanson home.
A surprise party was given at tho
Off Harris homo laBt Saturday even
ing, in honor of Mary's 17th birthday.
A good time was had by all.
John Johnson of Homer is putting a
now bridge iu for N L Cripppn this
weok.
Mrs Rasmus Nelson and babe wero
over Sunday visitors at tho John Lo
bahn homo.
John .lessen and family visited last
Sunday at Henry Gloo's,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J oli 11 A nil ford nml Flora H Aahfortl to
Tito Astiforu, una ii lot 0 bile 4. orig
inal town lluuior, all hllc2, nnu lots
6,7,8,P, blka.nll In l'rleo's add to
Homer , t 1 ou
K Fiord well and Sophia M llordwell to
Mntlilm.l Mtnn, lot 6. ttllc 12nd add
toHH ! aui
Julia Leach Ularlc end v H Ulark to
Mm U FoiIIh, lot 4, 1)1 k 82, Covington
nnnexSaO 000
John Ji I'lillllDiHiul Kuby A Phillip
to A WWolls, lots 28. 27, 23, blk 7
Hallway add toHHO 100
lather Mulllns mid John Mutllns to O
A Oouant, lots 1.1, 14, blk nr. Joy
l'lace toHH U uu
Wm (iordoti, truatou, Win Gordon nnd
nml Htelln Gordon to Ksthur .Mul
llns, lots 18, 14, blk a'), Joy 1'lnce add
toHH O IU)
John II Myers and Mary Ann Myers
to Kdwnrd J Klchorst, nX soi S3-2-4
8TJU0
Kphrntn Hockwoll, a married man to
Mary 15 Hockwrll, lots 7, 6, blk 9 orl
Klnnl pint to Ilomur ,...' 2005
Mary K Rockwell, Ephram Rockwell,
Mary llraunt, John II llrmint, Lil
lian May Wllkliis, Kdward Wllklns,
Julia Ann lllaokpter and Albert II
Itlnckotor to Geo U lllcsslim, 11 no
11-27-8 8080
Wm Gordon, trustee. Win Gordon and
Stella Oordoii to InnniiUn I, .Mortal,
lot 11, blk .1!. Joy Place add to 8 8 O. 100
First Publication Murh31-aw
Ordor of Hearing on Petition for Ap
pointment of Administrator'
In tho county court ot Dakota county,
Nebraska.
Statu of Nobraska, Dnkota Oounty ss.
To Mary K. Rockwell, Julia Ann lllackot
or, I.llllau May Wllklns, John II. llruunt,
Mary llraunt nnd to nil persons Interested
In the estate of John llraunt, deceased:
On rcudliiK tho petition ot Mary K. Rock
well prayliiR that tho administration ot
suld estate In) Kiwi ted to G. W. Mclicath 113
administrator: It Is huieby ordered that
you, and all persons interested In suld mat
tor, may, and do, appear nt tho county court
to lie held In and for said county, on the
13th day of April, A. I). 1911, at 10 o'clock n.
in., to show cause, If any thoro bo, why
tho prayer of tho petitioner should not 1m)
Krantud, nnd that notice of thu pendency
of said petition and that thu hearliiK there
of bo Klvon to nil persons interested In said
matter by publishing ncopy of this Older
In tho Dakota Uounty Herald, a weekly
newspaper printed In said county, for three
successive weeks prior to snld day of hear
ing. Witness my hand, and sen! of snld court
this 28th day of March, A, I), lull.
I) O. llKI'FKKNAN,
skai, Oounty .TudKo.
Zhe Cyclotve Churn
Is tRe...
Fastest, Cleanest,
Easiest, Best, and
Most Sanitary, Sim
ple, Durable and
Convenient Churn
on the Market.
kj.5ept 13.1910 ;)II
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Record
J. M. Paul ot the Kmerson Uuterprisc
was n cnuer ut tue Record oihce today.
Miss Edna Bates, the prinlnry teacher
utUaliotu City spent Sundaj with Prof
nnd Mrs II Uaubnch.
Miss Hiidah Ihannainan returned
Sunday to Spenrfish, S. D. niter n
mon ilis visit with her mother.
Mr nnd Mrs Lovil Jeep and son were
down from Wynot, Mondav nnd spent
the evening nt the Jeep home here.
John Morris, n motorinnu on the
street enr, commenced work on his new
home cast of the Normal school building
this week.
C A Connnt hns the cellar excavated
for his new home on the property on 1(5
street, which he recently purchnscd from
John Mullitis.
Mr and Mrs Frnnk Iiarlv of Wnlker's
slnnd gnve n farewell party nt their
home Wednesday. They will lenwe next
week lor Wnlthill where they will live.
C It McNeill and family this week
moved to thejoe Foycfnrm on the hanks
nt Crystal Lake on Walker's Island.
Their homo iu town will he closed dur-
ng the summer.
Tuesday morning nhout C o'clock
the home of Mr nnd Mrs J II Calumet
in the north pnrt of town entmlit fire
from 1111 overheated stove and burned to
the K'Ouid, The los amounted to
about $7S0.
Deputy Sheritf John L Hnzlewrovc has
so far recovered from his long seige ol
blood poisoning thnt he is nble to be
nhout again with the nid ol his cime
nnd the automobile.
Ucv IJ ASchnffer, ol Primrose, was the
speaker nt the Presbyterian church here
for two services Sunday. At n called
meeting of the congicgrntion it wns
utinnniiously voted to give Ucv Schaffcr
ncall to the" church here.
Iiert Knrst is again lnid up nt his
home on Walker's Island as the result
of n uitxup with a horse. This time he is
sulferinp from n dislocated shoulder,
the resplt of a kick. This is the third
nccident Mr Karst has met with iu
the past year.
So far ns the Record hns been nb!e to
learn there ntc lour tickets in the field
for the sprinc village election, nnd on
these four tickets two men appear twice
which will lenve 10 names (or the voters
to choose from. The election will he
held Tursdnv April 1 th nnd the tickets
mentioned nre ns follows: lid Metz,
J W Ilnzlejjrovc and Ohnrles Cnse; W A
Morgan, Gd Metz nnd Fred Curty;
D L Fnirbnnk. R A Mclntyrc nnd W A
Morgan; nnd Lewis Jeep Sr, S R Funk
F Tcets.
' First publication 3-10-11-lw.
onDEUON ritOBATEOF W'LL OK ON CHANT
ING LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
Htnto of Nebraska, Dakota Oounty ss.
At a session of tlio County (Jourt held nt
tho Uounty Court room In Dnkota Olty In
MHld county, on thu lth day of March A. D
1911, present Hon, D. U. HelTurnan, county
JudKo.
In tho matter of the estate of A. M. Nixon,
deceased:
Whereas, letters of administration havo
this day been urnuted to 1). It. Stldworthy
mid Win. P. Warner its administrators of
the estate of A. M. Nixon, deceased, it Is
hereby ordered that creditors 1h allowed
six months to present their claims nxulnst
said estate for adjustment and allowance,
and that said administrators beallowed one
year to sottlo up said estato from tho 4th
day of March, A. D.. 1011.
It is further ordered that notice ho Klven
to tho creditors of said estate to appear Ihj
foro mo at tho Oounty Court room of said
county on the rth day of June, 1011, ou tho.
rah day or July, mil, and on tho 6th day of
Heptombor, 1011, at 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon of each day by publication in tho
Dnkota Oounty Herald, a newspaper pub
lished In said county for four weeks succes
sively prior to tho 5th day of Juno, lull.;
1). C. IlKKVKUNAN,
SKAI.. . Oounty Judge.
In offering this churn to our customers we wish to be
brief, straight to the point and strictly honest in all the '
claims made, and ask in return your honest criticisms.
A trial will convince the most skeptical that the
Cyclone is the Fastest butter producer in the world
today. It is manufactured and guaranteed only by the
Kinser Manufacturing Co., Sioux City, Io., and sold by
Catrl Anderson
Hxibbatrd 3T Nebratskgi
$
g Patronize Home Industry buy your nreats of S
Wtxv LORENZ, i
Proprietor of 3g
City Meat Market
Fresh. and Salt Meats always on hand
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent
goes on
for Seymoui's White Laundry. Basket
Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
Dakota City Nebraska
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, First publication 3-10-11-W4.
OKUElt ON PIIOUATE OF WILL Oil ON GRANT
ING LETTKItS OF AlMINIHTIlATION.
State of Nebraska, Dakota Oounty ss.
At a session of the Uounty Court held at
tho Oounty Court room in Dakota Olty JLn
said county, on the 4th day of March, A. )).,
1011, present Hon. D. O. HelTernau, county
JIKIKC.
in tuo matter or tno estato of wiiimm
Cheney, deceased:
Whorcas, letters of administration havo
this day been Krauted to I.uclnda Cheney
and Walter Cheney ns administrators of tho
estate of William Chuney, deceased, It Is
horoby ordered that creditor-" bo allowed
-lx months to piehunt their claims against
snld estato for adjustment nnd allowance,
nnd that snld administrators be allowed one
year tosettlu up snld estate from tho lth
day of March A. D 1911.
It Is further ordered thnt notice bo Riven
to the creditors of said ostnto to appear Pe
loid nu nt the County Court room of snld
county on tho 0th day of Juno. 1011, on tho
(ith day of July, 1011, and on the tith day of
Heptombor, 1911, nt 10 o'clock in tho foro
noon of onoh day by publication In tho
Dnkota Oounty Herald, a newspnpor pub
lished In snld county for four weeks succes
sively prim io the 0th day of June, 1011.
D. O. IlFPKKHNAN,
skai,. County Judge.
BTin or Ohio Crrr er Toledo. I
Lucas ooeirrr. f
Fkanc J. Cheney makei oath tbat be U tcnior
partner ol the firm ct Y. J. Ciienet A Co., doLa
feualoMa la the City of Tolrda. County anil Htata
aJoreaald, and tliat aald arm will pay tbe aum ol
ONU UUNOHED DOLI.AUB lor eacb and every
turn ot catarrh that cannot bo1 cured by tho use o(
Hall's Catakhu cube.
FHANIC J. CHENEY.
Bworn to before me and tubacrlbed la my presence
UU (tb day of December. A. D 180.
J 77 t A. W. rjLEABOK,
I ZrZ I NuTABT POBUC.
UaU'i Catarrh Cure la taken tsUrnally and art
directly upon tb blood and mucous surface of tbe
tyaUm. Head lor totlmonl&U, Irr.
m ... ,. ,. $ J' CIIBNKY A CO.. Toledo, O.
Bold br all DrunloU, Tie.
Take HaUJi Family I'UU lor conitlpatlon.
Emerson Enterprise: A Imliv girl
wiib lioru to Mr and Mrs Joo Harris on
4t Patrick's day. -..Hntnrday lire
oaught in tho meadow east of Jule
lionilerHonV rusidonoe aud it took tlio
best efforts of initio than a dozen mou
to save the ntuolts of hay belonging to
Mr UondorRon..,.A few thousand
years ago a wiso kiutf remarked :
"Hoest thou a rnau diligent in his busi
ness? He shall stand before Kings."
Tha other night a Homer man ant
boforn four kings and it cost him
$13 50. . . .It A Poolo recorder of Em
erson lodge 208 A O U V has received
a warrant of death ulairu of A M Nixon
for $2,000, this being tho 12th claim of
Emorson lodge since its organization
iu "J2 or a total ot $2-1,000.
"Mali that is bom of woman is of fow
days and full of trouble.
He cometh forth liko a ilowor und is
out dowu ;
Uo lleuth also as a shadow aud con-
tiuueth not,"
Last week wo ohronioled tho fact
that Arthur Campbell wub confined to
his bod with a slight attack of plurisy,
After a short illness of b t a week ho
suocuabed suddeuly last Tuesday
morning about 7 o'clock. Arthur
Uaiupbell waa born at Rushvillo, Jll,
Jliuo U0, 1818, Uo lived with his folks
at Dakota Uity, Iowa, for some years
nnd when ho was about twonty-ouu
yoara of ago oamo to Nbrasku, Lator
ho located on a quarter sootiou of laud
under tho tree claim uot, being to
laud now owned by Julius Lamp, Uo
wua married to Miss Emma Wiglo on
December 80, 1880, and to this union
threo ohildron wero born, two of whom
uro still living, Jos in who is engaged
iu constructing and building in Minne
sota und Robert who is iu St Louis.
Airs Emma Campbell died in 1888 and
ou tlio 18th day of November 1801,
Arthur Campbell was married to Miss
JACKSUN.
Maggie Murray went to Dakota
City Monday to stay with Mrs Ohonoy
fur the summer.
Ed T Kearnoy and family spent Sun
day in Jefferson, 8 D.
Mrs P Heuiioy caiuo homo from 8t
Yiucont hospital Sunday, whoro uhn
went for treatment. Bho is getting
along nicely,
Mabel Itiloy nrrivod homo from Dos
Moines, Friday, to recuperate from an
attauk of typhoid fover and rhoumu
Usui, tiho is gaining rapidly.
Dr Leahy and wife, Mrs J E Mo
Qouigal and E A Leahy saw thu "Man
from llroadway," at tho Grand, Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs J V Williams roturnud to hor
homo ut Uoruiuk, Io, Tuesday, uftur
an over Stiuduy visit iu tho II Du
gau home.
Tho homo of Mr nnd Mrs Mark
Louden was gladdened by the arrival
of a little 11-pound boy, Maroh 22.
Masters Laoy and Edward Lilly of
Sioux City, aro spending the week
with lelativca lieio.
Mrs Fritz Andorson oujoyed an over
Sunday visit from her sister, Mrs Lena
OhristeiiHPU, of Salix, Iowa,
It is reported that Hartley Aruot loft
for parts unknown, leaving a few hero
to mou in his departure
There will be a program aud basket
social at tho Miko Mltoholl school
honso Friday oveniug, given by tho
teacher, Alioo M Demaray. All in
vited. Thos Sullivan spent over Sunday
with his sister in Sioux City
Mat Zulnuf was transacting busi
uess iu Omaha last Friday.
John Hike has purchased a now
Ford auto from Dr Leahoy, tho agent
for tho Ford Auto Co.
E A Leahy wont to Sioux City Mon
day to purohiiBo tho equipment for thn
uow gymnasium. Tho high school
Lincoln Sanitarium
MliW.m inn i i m wHlKT
Sulpho-Saline Springs
Lcat(l on our own pruili and m4
intb
Natural Mineral Water
BATHS
Cnnnrpaasad in tb treatmtat of
Rheumatism
Kart, Btouiaob, Kidney and Llrar
Dlteaixi
MJft Ckarfia. Ad4reu
R. 0. W. EVERETT, Mgr Lincoln, Ret).
First pubIIention!J-10-ll-4W.
IN DISTINCT COHItT FOK DAKOTA COUNTY,
NE1111ASKA.
William Orrvs Thos. M. Kloek. William
O. Orr, solo heir of (Jims U. Orr, deeeased,
Thos Hoboson, John 1. Kolley. John W. Pot
tit. VlrKlnla Ilussell. Alary Mel. Hussell, It.
II. .Stewart, true name unknown, Georgia
Jay, John K. Do Walt, Horace K. DoWnlt
and David A. Itarkley, only helrsolThomas
I.. llrllTeyand Telia GrllTuy Do Walt, Itoth
deceau'd, Jacob lllrslifeld, Joan L. (lollior,
TheiMloru K. Andrews, Laura M. Struby,
Sarah Iluchauau, residuary IcRatee of Hob
ert l!uclia..an, Sr.. deeeased, Oarollna Con
nable, soloholrof KdunrK. Mason and I.ydla
A. Mason, both deceased, A, 1. .Small, true
name unknown anil S. Small, true name un
known, tlio unknown heirs of the following
named pel sons, to-wlt: Thos. M. Fleck,
Thos. Hobeson. Johu 1. Kolley, John W.
I'ottlt, Virginia Kussell, Mary Mol. ltus
holl, It, II. stowart, true namo unknown,
Jacob lllrslifeld, Theodore K. Andrews,
Martin Wlkldal, A. 1. Small, true name
unknown aud S. Small, true name unknown.
To Said Defendants:
You and enoli of you will take notice that
on tho 25th day of February. 1011, the above
named plalntlir II led his petition In tho Dis
trict Court cf Dakota eounty, Nlrnskii.
aualnst said defendants, tlio object and
prayer of which Is to unlet title In the plaln
tlir to the followlmr described orooorty slt-
; uated In tho vlllauoof Dakota Olty. Dakota
county, .-venrasua, to-w ,: All or bloclt IV
and lots 1 to 8, lxjtli lneluslvu, aud lots 10
nud 11, In block M, nualnst tlio adverNO
claims of tlio said dofi'lidanls and eanli ot
tliem praylmr that the defendants and each
of thoni In) barred and forever mtopped
from luivlmroi-olalmliiKnuy rights, title or
Interest therein, and that ttie deeds and
other Instruments of record under whJvh
tho defendants In tho action havo appar
ent claims to the land, or to pnrts of It, Im)
adjudged null and void In so far as they id
feet the plalntlll's title or constitute a
cloud or clouds thereon, and asking for gen
eral eriultuhlo relief.
You are required to answer said petition
on or befoie the 17th day of April, lull.
Dated this 25th day of February, lull.
William Oltit. I'lalntltT,
lly I'uul l'lzey, his attorney.
The Imported Belgian Stallion
Leugraud no.59062
Has been purchased by Leonard
Ross from W. A. Lang & Co. of
Greeley, Iowa, and will stand
for service in Dakota County
the coming season. This cele
brated stallion was - imported
from Belgium last year, where
he was used in the service of
the government, and is a steel
bay, 5 years old weighing 1,900
pounds. Leonard Ross, the
owner of this horse, will be glad
to show him to those desiring
to breed to the best that can be
obtained.
Bills announcing date and
place of service and giving pedi
gree, will be issued soon.
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This l-in. Coucord Harness No. 76
no collars S31
Our No. 179, 1-in. Concord, with
flat backs, a better job $35
Sturges &ros. ",'&"
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$25.00'
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via the-
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