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Dakota County Herald
TOI1N H. REAM, PUBLISHER
Subscription Price. S1.00 Tor Year.
A weekly nowapaper puliholiod nt
Dakota City, Nebraska.
rorinissiun mis open crauipii jor tue i
tnneraiHloti of thuipapprtbiuiiKlitho
maua as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Official Paper of Dakota County
Republican County Convention Call.
Tile repuhllcnn of 1'nkotn county. Ne
bmskn, lire hereby culled to meet jnronven
ttouottho court houu In Dnltotn Vlly, on
Saturday, July 8. lSll.nt !:3) o'clock, p m,
Tor tbo purposo ot selectlnK llvo delrKntea
to attend tlm ropubllcnn ntnto convention
In Lincoln, Notirnnkn.ou Julyffi. 1VII. nt S
o:lockpin,niidnloforthopurpoe of jo
IccllnKtho county centrnl coinmlttce for
tlineuiulna yenr.
71,i.sntrconr',nttoii alinll bo made up
of delegates from the Mirlous precincts to
1 nelected nt precinct caucuses, on the lx
ttiof one delesnte for encb ten votes or
major fraction thereof caU for Hon Oliestor
A Aldrlch, republican nomlneo for govern
or, nndcach precinct Khali In addition be
entitled to one delegate nt largo.
Said apportionment entitles the neveral
precincts to tho following representation
in tbu county conpntion;
Hubbard
Kmcrson
Ouia.ll... .
Dakota.
Uovlngton
Ht John's.....
.Summit
PlKeonCJrcok
. 5 Delegates
l Delegates
M Delegates
.13 Delegates
12 Delcgntcs
3 Delcgntcs
, 1 Dclcgato
. 3 Delegates
Total M Delegates
It U hnrcbr recommended tbnt the over-
n) preclnot caucuses bo held throughout the
county on Haturdny, July 1. 1011. nl nsw
o'clock, p ra.
Hnld convention ahnll havo power ana
and nuthorlty to transact any other busi
ness which may properly come before It
J J KtMKIlfl,
Olinlrnmn County Oentrnl Oommlttee.
aconOE WlMttNH,
Secretary (Jounty Oentrnl Uommllte.
Political Announcements
COUNTY CLKIIK.
' I hereby onnonnco myself as a can
didate for tbo ofllco of county clork of
Dakota county, subject to tho will of
tbo republican voters at tbo Primaries,
Augnst 15, 1011. Your voto and in
fluence will bo nppreciuted.
Georgo 11. Rockwell.
C00N7V'0LEr.K.
I boruby announce myself na n can
didato for tbo office of county clerk of
of Dakota county, Nebraska, pubject
to tbo will of tbe republican voters at
tbo primarios, to be bold Tuesday,
August ID, 1911. Your voto und in
flaenco will bo appreciated.
ltospoctfally,
GKonciK Wilkin8.
COUSTY JUDO.E.
I hereby announce myeolf a candi
date for nomination for county judge
of Dakota county, Nebraska, subject
to tbe decision of tbe republican voters
at tbo primaries August ID, 1011.
D. O. Stinbon.
COUNTY OXKIIK.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tbo dutriooratio nomination
for tbo ofllco of couuty clerk, BUbjeot
io tbe will of thii voters of Dakota
-county at tbo primaries to bo held on
August 10, l'Jll. Respectfully,
John O. Hooan,
Jackson, Nobr.
SjKW)0WKiOC!)!sW)MtS
XiiVIIIS'.'l tnitJIOtil V
from our Exchanges
;e8 1
Waltbill Times: Dr Smith, of Ho
mer, is asatbtiog her brother, Dr Beam,
tbis week.
t
Beacon Items in Emerson Enter
prise: Mra D W Warner, of Canada,
ir visiting tbis week at the Lomea of
Mrs Ward and Lyman Hutohings.
Watorbnry Items in Ponon Journal:
Martin Deaoom, of Goodwin, was a
Sioux Oity caller Friday.... Miss
Beam, of Sioux City, is visiting ber
brother south of 'own.
South Creek Items in Ponoa Journal :
Mr and Mrs John Twohig spont Sun
day witb Mrs M Hhoahun. ...Mrs M
Sheaban drove to Goodwin Sunday
evening where oho expects tn visit for
a fow days,
Way no Democrat; Fred S Berry
ana latniiy went to bioux Ulty Huuduy
morning where Mrs Berry will viBit 11
week with homo folks and friendB,
They wero uoeompanied by Mrn Hor
ry's Bister, Mudalino Davies, who baa
boen at the Borry homo for tho past
two months. Mr Borry returned Tuea
duy. Sultx Items in Sloan, Io, Star: Mrs
ltusaell Litikwilitr lnftfnr her homo at
Winuobugo lust wook after having un
derwent a Buocossful operation for np
j)undioilii....MidNea Mildred und
Udlth Uorr returned TuoMlay from
Goodwin und Waturbury, Neb, whoro
tboy have boon making h tbreo weeka
visit with friuudB,
Sioux City Journal, lt: Eugono
nt uayusu, wijo delivered hfniaolf up to
tho polico authorities here as n desort
er, worked for u year on tbo Nebraska
sido of tho Missouri undor tbo namo
of John Allen. Shortly nftor ho loft
South Sioux City a woman claiming to
Do ins wifo viBitod tho town, but was
unable to find traoe of tho ruau.
Lyons Mirror: Miss Mnbel
Dowell returned from Dakota
Monday, where sho had visited
Mc
City, rela
tIves.....Mrs Horatio Brauut. of South
Sioux City joinod her husbuud hero
Thursday, who has been Belling somo
of bis putunt ironing hoards, Th peo
ple seem to bo highly pleased with this
now invention.
Pender Bopublio: Minn Helen Nio
bubr of Winnebago, visitod over Sun
day visited ovor Sunday witb Miss Ed
na Farnbam.. .Jobu Scvorson wbb
down from Sioux Oity ovor Tuesday
night Iookiug after aomo bualnoNa .11 ut
ters.... Mitts Mabel Gannon aooumpa
niod by hor frioud, Miss Edna Bayliss
of O'Neil visitod with frionda in Pen
der Ibo first of tho wcok.
Emerson Enterpnue: WJUfo Ire
land is visiting relatives nonr Gaudy,
Nobr.... A baby girl was botu to Mr
,ud Mrs Jalo Ugndersoo, Monday, . . .
W T Wnrnor, Untied States marabnl,
whb in town Tuesday.... M nod l)ott
McEntaffer nro reuiodltng tbo botol at
Homer.... Elln Bohopkois enjoying a
visit from iicr cousin, Cutl Honkd, of
Mognct, Nohr.... Sheriff Rockwell
and Geo Wilkius, clerk of tbo district
court of Dakota county, wero in Enter-
i,.u p.m..
soa oa busin"8 Friday.
Homer Star: Robert Sinclair is
brick to Homer nnd is again in tbo
employ of C J O'Connor.... Tbomnn
Asbford mailo n run to Wnkellebl in
bio unto on bnsiurnit yealoiday cftcr
noon. ...Mnbel Miles returned to bor
bomo in Onawa, Io, last Thursday
after being bore over a year,... 01
Smitb bui bcon building tbo founda
tion aud doing otber muson work on
tbo largo now rcaidoncc being erected
by John Uorger.... James Drown
leaves next week for Houtli Omalia
wuoro no nns seonrca a bhuuiiou hb
supply foreman for tbo South Omaba
Goal and Ice company.... Mrs Ellen
E Ferris und daughter-in-law, Mrs
Ucrtbs Ferris, of Bornards, N Y, visit
ed boro last week witb Mr and Mrs
Marvin Armour. They are visiting
missives in Uionz Oity tbis wcok.
Winnebago Obieftain: Mrs Sarah
Mansfield and, daughter, of Lincoln,
weio visitors last week as tbo bomo of
Mr nnd Mrs Mansfield.... Omar Jul-
bourn, of Waltbill, nnd Miss Itutb
Darling, of Decatur, wero married at
tbe borne of tbo bride, on Wednesday,
June 28th. Mr and Mrs 0 II Ktl
bourn, of lTomT, parents of tbe groom,
end ble sister, Mrs T T Harris, were
present from tbis community, to it
ness tbo event. Mr Kilbourn was for
merly of Winnebago, and baa many
friends boro.... Bay Mansfield aud
family have relumed form Eagle Un' to,
8 D, whore tboy havo boon living for
otno timo, nnd seemed pleased tn
again take np their abodo in n country
whoro tbero aro plonty of crop pros
peota. Wo wolcomo Hay nnd'rhis to
Winnobago and claim thorn ua ronowed
citizens of this commnnlty, wo trust
never to ag.in wander from prosperous
old Nebraska,
Iloflkinn Items in Wnyno Herald:
Mrs O W Smith, who was marriod but
a short time ago to a relief operator
here on tbe M & O road, tried to jtet
away from ber folks Sunday on tbe
train, witb the intention of going to
her husband at Jackson, who bad writ
ten ber to come. At tbo time other raur-
riago tbo father objected and bad
Smitb arrested and, claiming tho girl
was under age, brought her bomo witb
him. It is now charged that ho did
not treat bor any' tbo beat and oven
went so far as to whip ber last Friday
evoning. So Sunday noon aba decided
suo wouiu go to JaoKeon on tlio pas
aouger traiu, Her fathor was down
to tbo train and just as it started to
movo out Mrs Smith stepped on tbe
car and her father ran to tbe front 'of
the oar and got on. A number here
who sympathized witb tho girl derided
to see fair play and followed him into
tbe car. Now it is claimed that bo
pushed bor off tbe moving cars, and
that it It bad not been for bystanders
she would have fallen under tbo wbenls.
(Mrs Smith wont and filed n charge of
assault witb intent to do bodily injury
against bor fathor and papers wuYe
nerved, and having no ono to go bis
bonds, bo was looked in jail. Tbo
next morning bia case was dismissed
After his arrest her friends (secured an
auto and oho was taken to Jackson,
whoro she is now with ber husband.
Sioux Oity Journal, 2nd: Soo Cnt
tlo company, of Soutb Sioux Oity, Neb,
bad in two loads of oattlo over tbo
Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy....
Miss os Nana and Kathleen Neiutvuu-
cor, 01 uuKota uity, JNoo, were in
Sioux Oity yesterday on their way to
Mnrshalville, O, to spend the summer
viiotUou at tho homo of thoir graud
parontB, Mr nnd Mrn Jacob Noittwnn
ger...."Did wo havo n good time?
Well, I should say wo did, but, bo
Uuvo mo, wo aro glod to got bad; to
town," ubirpod n freckled f.icod, uuu'
burned uuwaboy yosterdny as ho drop
pod from a bouth Sioux Uity street
car on his return from the vrook's out
ing at Crystal lako. The lad carried 11
roll of blankots aud jt dilapidated
carpot urg, wulcli dragged tho pave
tnont, Tbo nowsboys wero not tho on
ly ones to show the effocts of Old Hoi,
Tho 1 MUA man who made tho trip
wore possessors 01 rod nnsoa nnd faces,
the lestilt of too many hot aftornooua
in tho lako, Ono of Ihn meinbuia of
tho W O T TJ corps carried u two by
four court piaster on tho bridge of bur
lioso anu also exhitntod a black eye.
Sho had participated in one of the ball
games, A trip to tho Dakota enmity
jail at Dakota Oity was made by tb
boys Friday night. Tim aboriff was
myru 10 snow mem turougu. Mini
trip was groatly enjoyed by tho bulb
until tho aheriff landed them in the
"bull pen" of tbo jail and looked them
in. "You lads havo groatly disturbed
tbo quiet of our littlo oity nnd viciuity
during tho woek," said n fako county
attoruoy to thn now frightonod news
boy h "Wo havo you safu behind tla
bars und you must pay tho ponaltv "
After consulting with tho sheriff
about tbo amount of fluo und rcariiuu
from a horse doctor book, suppoaod to
uu 1110 statute book 01 the Btato of No
braska, tho "attornoy" nunouucod, tbo
boya must either pay a fine of $10 or
Bcrvo u jail oontonco. Tho jail sentence-
was a ton minuto ono, but muuy
of the boys in thoir frightonod eomli
tiou understood the jailer to any ten
years. A howl of disapproval went
up from the ungod nowsios, and tho
sheriff, fuming a riot made an apolo
gy and explained tbo joke. No sooner
bad tho boys left tho camp yeHterdny
tbun tho advauco guard of the boy
scouts took poHBcsslon and begun to
make ready for tho first annual on
oampmout of tho ncoutn of tbu Sioux
City district, which opons Monday
morning, Soout Commissioner Wol
oott and bis assistants remained at tbo
oanip yesterday aud will bo there to
day to got tho plaoo in readiness.
Protect your horses from tho flios.
A good pair of covoia for SI. 00. at tbn
Edwards & Bradford Hardwnrc, Da
kota City, Nebr.
If it in A 1 Rrocoriea vou want, hint
glance over Van do Zoddo'a stock, Ho
will sell juut as ohoap as possible, and
ho handles nothing but first class
goods,
WttMCmKWI(ltOir
I CORRESPONDENCE
HUOBARD.
Frank Dftlng was a bnoiness visitor
nt tbo city Monday.
Try our 3-stor rolled corn for a de
licious breakfast food. Carl Ander
son. Guy Anderson of Martinsbnrg, was
a visitor bore last week.
l'rinp n your cream, bnttor and
eggs. You will always got tbo highest
ii.ui!.f,t price nd fair treatment. Geo
Timlin.
Ghaa Varvais wont to Sioux City
Wednesday to bco his son Boy at tho
bospitnl.
Do not fuil to bco our lino of men's
dress abitts nnd bats. Geo Timlin.
Miss Mnrtha Zapp of Emerson spent
the first of tbn week in this viciuity
visiting relatives.
Onr aim is to always havo on hand
a lull uno 01 ircsn lanoy groceries.
Como in and sco the good things to
oat which we can supply. Geo Tim
lin. Nellie Hogan of Jackson, woa a vis
itor hero Wednesday.
Parasols in all shades, styles and
prices, at Carl Anderson's.
A largo nnmbor from here celebrat
ed the 4th at llomor.
Mary Jano aprons, bouse gowns,
ready-to-wear, at Carl Anderson's.
A goodly nnmbor from this vioinity
attended tho dance nt Jackson Tues
day ovening.
Wo can supply your wants in tho
lino of fruit jars, covors, rings and
all kitchen utensils needed for can
ning fruit or vegetables. Geo Timlin.
All ure pleased that Mary Hurtnett
is again nblo to be about and bo bor
old Bolf again.
Shoes to fit nuy member of tbn fami
ly and nt prices that cannot help but
snit. Carl Anderson,
Androw Anderson oame down from
Uloomfield Monday for a two weeks'
visit witb friends nnd relatives.
Try u sack of our Wyandotte Clean
ser and if it fails to suit bring back
the empty sack and get your monoy
baok. Carl Anderson.
Among tho city passengers from
boro last Week wero Maggie Thorn.
A Larson and vifo, Mrs Paul Sharp,
and Mrs Fred Shumaobor.
If you noed a fancy shirt, neoktio or
anything for the Fourth, stop at Carl
Anderson's and he will fit you out.
Fireworks canned a sad accident at
tbe Charlio Varvais home on tho 4th,
when their son Boy was trying to light
a roman candle. It exploded, nearly
blowing out ono of bis eves. He was
taken to Sioux City by Dr Leahy in
bis nuto to St Vincent t hospital where
it was found necessary to remove tho
injured eye. At present he is getting
along 11 b well as can be txpeated.
You can't beat Millar's coffee for
quality or price. Try it, at Carl An
derson's. Quite a littlo excitement was caused
Monday evening when fire wbb dis
covered in tho cellar at Carl Ander
son a store, rue uine was sonn ex
tinguished and no great damage was
dono, thanks to the prompt nssitanco
rendered by tho neighbors. It is sup
pnaiul that tho lite was started by
some child plnying with firecrackers
and dropping ono in tbe cellar.
JACKSON. 1
D Mitchell had a load of whitolaces
on tho market Monday that averaged
1271 oaob and sold for $0.00, tho top
prico of tho soitBon.
Pearl Welsh is visiting relatives at
Onawa, Iowa,
M F Dillon, of Salix, Io, was nn
ovor Sunday guest in the JntnosHarty
homo .
Mr and MrsKrniiBo returned to their
bomo at Waltbill, Neb, Monday, nftor
au over Sunday visit in tbu borne of
Mrs Krnuso'd sister, Mrs L W Hall.
Among thoso who spont tho Fourth
at Allen, Nob, wero Mr and Mrs Fred
J Morgan ami buu Stephen, Mario and
and Bernicu Dtigau and L JW Hall,
wifo and baby.
Born, to Mr and Mrs William lleo
nau, of Vista, July 2, 1011, u daugh
ter. Bev Fr Dovano. enjoyed an over
Fourth of July visit from his Bister,
Anna IKmuuo, of Omaha.
Biohatd Nash, of Osmond, Neb, was
n guoHt iu the J M Kerry homu tho
Fourth.
MraOarrio Thompson, of Watorbnry,
iu yisiting httr daughtor, Mrs O A Bar
ber, this wook.
Curl Vitkoy, of St Charles, Mo, ur
lived boro the last of the week tor a
fow wnoliH visit with Jou B vun, iv for
mer uobrol mate at St Louix, Mo,
Mary Bolor, who underwent an ope
ration for uppuudicitiH at St Viuceut'a
hospital luHt week, is getting along ua
well na could bo expected.
Mm Jauo Lilly roturnod Friday
evening from a weeks visit with rela
tives at Wayne, Neb.
Tho home of Mr and Mia Frank
Konnelly wus gladeuod by the arrival
of a IU pound boy at thoir homo July
2, 1011.
William Suudt nnd Luko Murray
went to Omaha, Sunday, to tako iu
tho eights tbero for a fow, days.
Frank Biley, of Seneca, Jvas, spout
over Sunday with the homo folks.
J B Smith is enjoying a visit from
hia daughtor, Mrs Arnold and child
ren, ot iWUHkogpo, Ukla. 1vuo.11 hu hud
not seen for twenty yeara.
JaokBou spent u quiut aud sane
Fourth, tho most of thr folks h pending
the day at home, a fow goiug to Crys
tal laku aud Humcr,
Jaak&ou defeated tho Sioux CityNa
tiouls hero Suuduy in a fast balllgume
7 to D. Battories Marsh and Fryo -Uriudo
and Maloy.
Dr J M O'Oouuoll, of Ponoa, was
hero on u professional call, Wednes
day. Margaret Keofo doparted Friday for
a mouths visit with friouds at Wiufleld,
Kuh, nud othor points,
Mra P Smith nud daughtor Moua, of
Sioux City, uud eistor, Mra Margaret
IjiwleSH and children, of Top ok n, Kaa,
arrived hero Saturday evening to visit
relative.
Sam lhu'ston, a sohool mnto of Jns
L Barry at itleefl Military ncndt'my,
wan a guest iu the J M llarr; homo
over Inst Thursday night. On Fndny
ho pitched for Dea Moines in their se
ries of games with Sioux City.
Miss Hazel Foster, of Lincoln, vlut
cd friends here the lirnt of the week.
Mrs Mary MoUormick, ouo of tbo
oldest pioneers in tbo county, has been
feeling quite pcorly tbo lnit couple of
weeks, being very ucak and taking
very little nourishment.
HOMEIl.
Mr Kthhrm MoManns, of Keokuk,
and ber littlo daughter, who has boen
visiting at tbo bomo of her paront;,
Mr nnd Mrs C J O'Connor, for soveral
days, returned to Keokuk, Thursday,
Mrs Gorbam accompanied by Kath
leen nnd buby Ned, inado n visit to Mr
Gorbam's parents in Sioux City tho
past week.
Jay McEntnficr is building quite an
addition to tho Commercial hotel,
which be recently purchased. Sovcn
good sized sleeping rooms and a kitch
en is being built. Tbis will givo Ho
mer a good hotel and under the pres
ent mangemont tbe public cannot fail
to be pleasod.
Misft Helen Bolster, of Des Moines,
is hero for a visit with her mother.
Mrs Myrtlo Hoover and mother, Mrs
Ohas Bates, of Waltbill, came up
Wednesday evening for a fowdoya vis
it and to fittingly celebrato tbo 4th.
Mrs Georgo Ashford and two child
ren, Uatliermo ana William wont to
Lincoln Monday for a vioit witb Mrs
Ash ford's parents. Miss Margaret
Ashford accomponied ber as far as
Fremont, returning on tbe ovoning
train.
Harold Bucklaud and OmarKilburn
lmv been in rioracr visiting friends
nnd relatives.
Miss Lettio Ileikep retnrnod bomo
tbis week from a visit witb relatives
at Dalas, S D. Sho was accompanied
by ber cousin, Zolo Slangbtor, who
will remnin a couple of weeks.
Miss Nellio McEntaffer went to Em
erson Saturday ovening with her uu-
olo Monroo. Tbis is tho young lady's
llrst trip away from homo.
Frank flirscb, wifo and daughter
wero down from Sioux City to cele
brato tbo Fourth and also remain for
a snort visit witu relatives and friends.
Joo Gorbam came home from Walt
bill to oelobrato in a patriotic manner.
Mrs Sherman MaKinley returned
Sunday from n three months visit in
Book county.
OPPOSITION TO
FILLING LAKE DEVELOPES.
fleeting Held at Island Beach Hotel
Sunday to Plan Work of Raising
Lake to Normal Level.
81ou Oity Journal, ml.
At a meeting attended by more than
fifty ownora of property around OryHtal
lake und about a dozen farmers living
between tue upper end of tbe lako and
tho Missori river, bold yesterday after
noon at tue John Thayor cottage, near
tho Island lieach hotel, action was
taken which may load to the adoption
of ho me plan for putting water into
tho lake. The farmers present said
they would resist any movement to
raise tbn lake to any such stage that
their farms would bo inunnndated.
Louis O Stephens and others took the
position that two more- feot of water
would make tho lako about right
Mr Stephens pointed out that when
the lake was that high last year, and
even higher tho year beforo, thoro was
no kicking ou tho part of the farmers.
However, aecordiug to Mr Stovens, it
was not his desire, and bo felt sure it
wiu not the dceire of any of tho cot
tagers, to havo bo much wnter into the
laku that tho laud of the farmers would
bo flooded. In Mr Stephens' opinion,
God ulniighty will fill' tbiInko up in
timo and no earthly boings, cottager
or lurmer, wilt uuvo auythmg to hay
au to what tho Btugo of wafer Hhalt ho,
Fiually the proporty owners ehoso a
committoo of live to confer with 11 00m
inittuo of six chosen by tho farmers.
Tho object of this conference ib to de
cide upon soao plan to ruu wator into
the lako which will be satisfactory to
the property holders on tho lako and
tho farmers alike. .
Tho couforeuco botweon these com
mittees will bo held at 2 o'clock next
Friday uftornoou ut tho city hull,
South Sioux City.
The committees nro composed as
follows :
L iku property owners N S Bruuer,
John 11 Burko, Frederick Wood, Den
ins Finuerty and Bussoll Frisbio.
Fat mors J W DoForest, Louis Bor
der, Ira Wnddell, F W Lohr, Georgo
Wilson ami J G Sbumnkur,
Iucidontul to this movument to put
more witter into the lake, steps wore
taken toward the organization of 11 per
manent association of lako property
owners.
Upon motion of James Covouy a
committee of fivo on constitution und
by-laws will bo named by tho chair
man of yesterday's meeting and report
at a meeting to bo held next Sunday,
Yeaterdav's meeting wna nailed to bo
hold at tbe Island beach hotel, but tho
crowd was so largo that au adjouin
mest was taken to tho capacious porch
and lawn of tho Tbnyei cottage, a chort
dbtauco to tho west,
N 8 Bruuor, Sioux Oity manager for
tho Western Iowa company uud tho
Woodbury company, who owns a beau
tiful cottage on tho lake, and who is
sued the cull for tbo mooting, wua up
on motion of O F FeSjoudeu mtilo
chairman of the meeting. Fred Duvi.
upon motion of Louis U Stephens, was
onoHon Houretary,
Mr Urunor stated tbe object of the
moetiug to be to bold a fiioudly dis
ousBion ou w ays aud means to put
more water into tho lako and I.eop tho
stage about tho same all tho time. Ho
said tho artesian well plan had bcon
snggoRtod. Auotber way would bo to
pipo tbo wator from tho Missouii river;
another, to siphon it. Air Bruuer bad
seoured figures on tho cost of pipe,
pumps and tilo.
Fred Smith, of the eugiuoenng firm
ot Smith & Finley, was called upon
aud stated ho had run levels botweon
tho river nud tho lako and that tho
plan to ruu water from tho former iutn
thn latter was entirely feasible llo
aaid the distance to bo piped would bo
from 0U0 to l.uuo feet aud ho would
suggest a 21-inch pipo. Tho C06t
would not be great.
G J Savldgo, upon invitation, 'spoko
for tbo artesian well plnn. Ho said
tho four wells at Lako Andes aro ro-
npousiblo for thut beautiful lako of
uour vratcr free from tation. Mr
&nvidgo suggested n 1G inch pipo,
which, bo said, would havo a flow of
from 1,000 to 1,500 gallons per minute.
The cost of digging tho well, install
ing tbe pipo and all, wonld bo about
$7 per foot.
Fred Wood, Judge A Van Wagencn,
O F Fosselmnn, Charles Young, Oscar
Borman, John Voidt, Willinm Judd,
"Billy" Anderson, Milt K Hartman.
Joo Trauertnau und others favored uny
plan which would mnko tho lako
better for boating and fishing.
Mr Bruner said it was only n ques
tion of n short timo until a traction
lino would bo built up through tho
island and another, lino would run up
tho south sido of tbo lako.
"Tbeso improvemontB are coming
suro," MrBrunor said, with much poa
itivenesa, "and when that time comes
all this farm land around bore is going
to bo very valuable. Wo expect to
make a groat resort here, and in order
to do this wo must havo tho hearty co
operation and good will of tho farmers
of this community."
Applause- greeted this statement,
nnd BubboU Friable, of tho Consumers
Ico company, said Mr Bmnor was
right. Mr Fsisbio olso called attention
to tho fact that all tbis farm land was
deeded land and that to flood it by ar
tificial means would bo doing some
thing pretty serious. In this connec
tion Mr Friable took occasion to say
that ho thought tbe cottagers wero un
necessarily alarmed regarding tho
stago of water in tbe lake. Mr Fris-
bio approved the suggestion of John
II Burke that a oonferonco committoo
bo appointed, so that tho lako prop
erty owners and farmers could get
togothor. ,
Mr Do Forest said what tho farmers
wanted was u diko at the oast .end of
tho lake und a dike nt tho south end,
bo tho water could bo confined within
the shores of tho lake.
Mr Smith, tho cngincor, said it
would be an eaHy matter for tbo water
to be controlled Bciontifically. If tho
water ohonld be piped from tbe Mis
souri, Mr Smith aaid, it should bo ta
ken from back water, which never car
ries sand or silt.
Following further discussion as to
tho relative value of tho pipe from the
river plan and the artesian well plan,
the committees wero announced, utter
whioh adjournment took plaoo.
Tho
News.
Herald for Now a when it is
NOTICE OF BALE.
Tho undersigned will sell on 'fuiltiy,
August 1, 1011. to tho highest bidder for
cash, 495 shares of tho Capital Stock of tho
Sioux Oity, Orystnl Lnko und llomor Hall
way Company, Raid shares foeliiK of the par
value of tioo each, nnd belnir inoro particu
larly ucsunocu us toiiows:
Oortlllcnto number C, Ifssuud to Hurt II.
Foyc, reprCMmtliiB 31 shares; certificate
numbor 10, Issued to J. A. Koyo, represent
ing 100 shares; cortlllcate number 12, Issued
to Joseph A. Foyo, Jr., representing 40
shares; curtlllcntu numlxir It). Issued to J.
A. Koyo, rcpresentlns 01 nnd 7-8 shares;
certificate number 17, issued to J. A. Foyc,
ar., roprosontlns 0 nnd 0-8 shares; certifi
cate number 19, InitHnl to Itllcy Howard,
ropresentinir 01 anu ,-s snares; certificate
numbor iS), Issued to Hlloy Howard, repre
senting 1S7 and r-3 shares; cert llloa to num
ber ;!1, Issued to Ira How aril, roprcbuntlng
1 sluiro: cortlllcate numbor 32, Issued to
Htophen Howard, representing I 'share; cor
tlllcnto number:!.), isHued to John M. Coc.
representing 1 share.
All of tho abova certlfluates of stock hav
ing been nstlgued In blank to tho liank of
uattotn Ulty, to secure the payment of cor
taln promissory notes of tho .-.aid Sioux
Ulty. Orystal I.ako and Homer Hallway
Company given to the Hank of Dakota Oity,
and (lesori nod an follows:
Noto for 112M, dated August 19, 1010, duo
Hopteinlxir 1, 1910, noto for tUIH, dated Aug-
KIIO. IV, IVIV, UUII CTU,JlUIIli.UI Ji 1V1U. l.UU UUIU
for (2750, dated August 19, 1910, nnd duo Sep
tember 1, 1910, each of said notes drawing
interest nt tho rate or 10 nor cent nor annum
fioni Augunt 1,1910, and each of xald nuti'i
having l)eon signed by tho said Sioux City,
uryslul .hake anil llomor llnllway oompii
ny. nnd the payment thereof guaranteed by
iiiiuy nownni, j. a. roye. sr ana .101111 .M.
uoo. too amount now one on sum notes no
lug the sum of JK).(U), and lntciest nt tho
rato o' 10 per cent, pur annum from July 1,
inn.
Said sale will lie held in the olllco of tho
Hank of Dakota Oity, at Dakota City, Dako
tu county. Nebraska, at 11 o'clock A. JI., on
Tuesday, August 1st, A. D. 1911.
Dated this 7th day of July, A. I). 1911.
Hank or Dakota Oity.
NOTIOi: OF bALE.
To Grace W. Foye, widow of Burt
H. Foje, deooiised, and Ncfdin Foye,
only heir of Burt II. Foyo, deceased,
notico is hereby given, that tho under
signed will soil on Tuesday, August 1,
1011, to the highest biddor for cash,
105 shares of tho capital stock of the
aiour. Oity, Crystal Lake and Homer
Railway company, said shares being
of the par vnluo of $100 each, and be
in k mote particularly described us
follows:
Gertiticuto number D, issued to Hurt
II. Foyo, representing !14 shares; cer
tificate number 10, issued to J A Foyo,
representing 100 sharos; certiilcnto
number 12, issued to Joseph A. Foye,
jr., roprosnntiug 40 shares; certifloato
number 10, issued to J A Foye, repre
senting CI and I shares; certificate
numbor 17, issued to J. A. Foye, sr.,
representing G nnd shares; certificate,
number 19, issued to Riley Ilowurl,
representing Gl and shares; certifi
cate nnmbor 20, issued to Uiloy How
ard, representing 187 and Jshnr's;
certificate numbor 21, issued to Ira
Howard, representing 1 share; cortiri
cute number 22, issued to Stoplicn
Howard, representing 1 share; certifi
cate number 23, it sued to John M.
Coe, representing 1 slime.
All of tho above certificates of stock
having been assigned iu blank to tho
Bank of Dakota City, to secure tho
payment of certain promissory uotes of
the siiid Sioux Oity, Crystal Lako and
Homer Uiilivay company given to tho
Bunk of Dakota City, und described
as follows:
Noto for $4,23G, dated Augu-t 19,
1910, duo September 1. 1910; noto for
1,0H, dated August 19. 1910. I'lin
Sopt ."ruber 1, 1910 ; and note for $2,7C0,
dated August 19, 1910, nnd duo Sep
tember 1,1910, oi ch of said lotot
drawing interest nt the rate of II) per
cent per annum from Augubt 1, 1'HO,
uud each of tho said notes having been
signed by tbo said Sioux City, Crystal
Lake aud Homer Railway company,
nud tho payment thereof guaranteed
by Riloy Howard, J. A. Foye, sr,, und
Jobu M. Coe, the amount now duo on
said notes being tbo sum of $10,000,
nud interest at tbo rato of 70 per cent,
per unnum ftnm July 1, 1911.
Said sale will be held iu the ofllco of
tho Bank of Dakota City, at Dakota ,
City, Dakota county, Nebraska, at 11
o'clock A. M., on Tuesday, August lbt,
A. D. 1911. . .
Dated thlB 7fb Tiny of July, A. D.
1911, Bank ok Dakota Lm.
Good B8t.fik.ii2g
Kxerxxpliflecl
That's always the goal with this good Bank.
Been' at it Twenty-five years and more. Less than
fifty dollars losses. No suits, no foreclosures, no
enemies (that we deserve). Always plenty of
money for good loans, and excellent accommoda
tions extended all our customers.
Why not try this Bank for a sample month, and
know the difference yourself? Or ask any customer
of ours how we treat them.
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
Batvk. of Dakota
Paint and
Whitewash
Brushes
W. L-
Dakota. City
tShe Question of PaInt
Is one that should interest not alone the painters, but all
desirous of improving and preserving their buildings and
homes. In the Mound City Paint you secure not only a
paint of good wearing quality, sun-proof, and reliable in
every way, but exactly the heaviest paint on the market,
which means that it is made substantially from the purest
ingredients known to the industry. Isn't that of value to
you? In Mound City barn paint, you secure the genuine
oxide of iron paint no imitation and furnished in red,
slate, brown or yellow. We know you cannot beat these
paints for either quality or price. Try them.
1 Interior Decoration
Is something that should appeal to every housewife not
alone becauBo of improved appearance, but from tbe standpoint of econ
omy of labor. On these grounds wo wish to remind you that wo havo
a new nnd up-to-date stock of Wall Paper, something to please you.
And remember, wo also keer thr sanitary wall-coating, Alafonstiiie.
It will not rub off niio onn 1-. p on plain, or etched in tho most
artistic manner Y imvi oe disappointed if you use it.
Orleivtcv! Vsxrnlsh.
furnishes nn artistic mothod for
brightening thoso old chairs, cup
boards, etc. Wo furnish it In oak,
cherry, walnut, mahogany, etc.
I Dakota City, Nebraskal
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no collars 31
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