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Dakota County Herald
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Official Paper of Dakota County
Tho lint isauo of tho NubroHka Pro
gressive, publitditcl at Liucoln, Neb,
found its way to our desk lnht oek.
D C Vmu Durou and Will 8 .Tny nro
its edit ra. It Buocoodu the Nubrurkn
State Capital.
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Lyona Mirror: Lx-Shoriff J V
Rockwell, of Dakota City, was down
here yesterday. -.
Wnkifleld Items iu Wayno Porno
cmt; Miss Gertrudo Fair, of Lusk.
Wyoming, is visiting lior sistur, Mrs N
I li flansou.
Sixteen yoars ago, bjb the Wayne
Herald, the cost of living was too low,
and everybody wns linrd up. Now the
coat of living is too high, anil every
body is prosperous. Hixteen years
ago farm products wore hardly worth
hauling to markot, and thero woro ti
ball dozen men for overy job at low
wages. Now whutevnr a farmer raises
ho known is marketable at piofitablo
i.rliws iimL every man. willluK t
work, is employed at good wages
There was a good deal of complaint
sixteen years ago and there is n good
deal of complaint now. What wo de
manded sixteen years ago wo lmvo got
now. Does auybody really know what
lie is kicking about.
try pprained his ankle very badly last
wook in Rotting down from a hay
stnok which ho had been helping to
pnt up.... Cecil Dommo and Walter
MoLniighlin worn offered a frro auto
ride to Uionx City last Friday p.ml
woro too greedy to lot tho ehauoo slip
by. The bonevolonl person whs a
strangor from Sioux Oily who drove
an old heavy "Rambler. Tlio war
eugino panted its last tlirro tulles on
tho other sldo of Kit corn and tho boys
walkod back to the junction uhero
thoy caught tho tralu to Emerson thut
day.
Sioux City Journal, 1 tth : Seven
violators of automobile trafllo ordi
nandi yesterday in tlio police court
were II Led $7 or two diijs each. All
ploudud guilty to tho charge. They
wore H A Burr. O II Olbson, 1 U
Harding, J A Duff j, Henry Aaron,
colored, and Hugh Uriihnw.uif Daao-
tn City, Neb. Runuiug without thtf
proper lights oT number plates woro
tho offenses, Graham was the driver
of tho oar whioh struck T W Jordan,
1215 Nebraska street, yesterday after
noon. It 0 Rerlok, who was acoused
of driving on the wrong Bido of tho
street, forfeited a cash bond,
Sioux City Journal, 18th: Failing
to find iu Sioux City tho dootor whom
ho wished to consult, W II George, G9
voars old. returned to his homo in
South Sioux City and within a few
hours died of a heart attaok. Mrs
George and two of tho children were
in tho room at tho time, llorhusbaud
was sitting in a chair aud had com
pluined about his hoatt A physioiau
was called after ho was stricken, but
Mr Georgo diod boforo he arrived.
Mr Georgo had boon a resident of
Soutn Sioux City for twonty-two years.
Ho was born in Richmond county,
Ohio, co in i ii k to Iowa iu 1850. but re
turned to Ohio in 1801 and enlisted iu
the army. Ho returned to Iowa at
tho clone of tho war, Buttling near
Waverly. In 1890 Mr Georgo mar
ried Miss Libbio Rook. Mrs George
nuoMlvo children survive) him. Thoy
nro Eurl George, IUlph George, Glouu
George, Gladys Georgo uud Mtrra
Georgo,
Albrt ton Items in Sloan, Io, Star:
Messrs and MoBdamcs Horace aud Ed
Dakke, of Homer, Neb, spout Buveral
days at tho Rakko home.
Dundeo Items io Omaha Uoe, 15th:
Mr uml Mrs W P Warner and fami
ly have returned from thoir summer's
sojourn at McGregor, Miuu.
Iliirtlnston News: Mr aud Mrs T A
Hlivou returned Saturday from Sioux
Oity, where Mrs 11 liven has beon in a
hospital for tho past few weeks.
State Normal Notes in Wayno Dem
ocrat: Conrad Jacobson, of Ponder,
Horse Owners of the Missouri Val- ""! J1!n "ook,r.n' ?? lhbl' T,1!1
a8S18t air Drigut iu uu uuinij mm
lev Take Notice Importantl
year.
At a meeting of tho prominent vet
erinarians at Lincoln, called at tiie in
stance of Governor Aldrtch, to investi
gate tho disease commonly onllod For
age Poisouing or Cerobro-Spinal Men
ingitis, tho following precautions were
recommended:
1 All horses aud mules should be
removed from pastures aud plaoed iu
barus or dry lots whioh are entirely
free from vegetation,
2 Xiust year's or an early cutting
of this year's hay should be fed. Old
grain should be usod iu preference to
new or recently threshed gntiu. Add
a' small quutity of iUxsood moal to
the feed morning aud night and contin
ue until a laxative effect is produced.
U Water with a bvtokot directly
from the woll. Whore tauks must be
usod, iiorub aud riuso tho water tauks
thoroughly. When dry give a ooat of
lltno whitewash, Wash tho tauk ov
ery week as long aa tho disoaso exists
in the neighborhood.
4 When ouco the diseuso attacks
an animal the powor to swallow is
more or Ions impaired and owners
should exercise duo otutiou iu admiu
istoriug any niedioino iu tho form of a
drench. So far, medtonl treatmeut is
unsatisfactory. In thd light of pres
ent information moro good oau be
accomplished along tho lino of preven
tion. 5 We recommend that nil horses
and mules dying from this disoaso
should bo burnt or buried six feet
under ground aud one bushel of lime
used on each and every carcass.
G We also recommend that uuituals
dying fmni this disoasn should not bo
skinned siuoo transportation of such
skins tnuy spread Ihu uiaettntt.
E T DAVISON, Votorhmrv Inspector,
Uuro'tu of Animal ludustry
In testimony whereof I have here
unto u flixed my hand aud tho great
aeul of tho State of Nebraska this 13th
day of September. 1U12.
Ry the Govhi nor,
OUE4TER U ALD1UUH
ADDISON WAIT, .Secretary of Statu
Ponoa Leader: Leo Lowo aud n
party of frionds motored to Jackson,
Suutluy....Mr and Mrs Poto Mnnnion
visited with his motlfer hero a few
days the puBt week.
Walsiiill Times: Mrs Wm Roam is
entertaining Mr aud Mrs William Her
mann and two children of Sioux City,
and Mrs LL Ream and bubo of Homer
this week.... Mrs Carl Ruroiim and
ohildreu and Mr aud Mrs John Smith,
of Winnebago, returned homo Tuesday
oveuing after a visit of Bovoral days
with tho family of O E Rates.
Ponoa Journal: A barn at Vista
wus struck by lightuing Monday after
noon and bnrued. Tho same man lost
his barn two yours ago by lightning.
....Sheriff Maskell aud Leslio Kings
bviy went to Sioux City, Monday.
Loslio weut to take up work nt Morn
ingsido college. At Vista, on tho ro
turn trip, it began to rain, and it was
necessary to loavo tho autu thoro and
return by rail.
Ruy a good farm on
county bottom. I have
Novoastlo Times: Mr and Mrs
Clint Wilbur autoed to tSioux City,
Sunday, lta Wilbur going from Sioux
City to Platte Conter, Neb, to visit
httr parents, Mr aud Mrs Frod Myers.
Mr Wilbur returned homo Monday....
Mr uud MrB Puto Muuuion, of Dakota
Citv. snout Sunday horo at the home
of tho tatter's parents, Mr and Mrs O
M Duke. Pete wss also playiug ball
with tho Dakota Oity team hero Sunday.
Sioux Oity Juuruul, lillr. itay
Pmuoiseo. of Hubbard. Neb, who fell
nut of the window of his homo while
walking iu his sleep, is dying of blood
DOIhouiiiK at Ht Josephs Hospital
NnrHes nt tho hospital declare tUis
morulug that Frauoisoo had only u
few hours to livo. Fruucisuo when ho
fell from tho window cut hi foot on a
pleo of glans. llloml poihoniug set iu
aud he was hurtled to St Joseph's hos
pital in hopts of saving his life.
thn Dntnta
Eimora.it, Emerson Enterprise: Geo Cough-
Lincoln Stato Journal, 15th: Mi'bs
Cora E Sinclair, of this oity aud Geo
Wilkms, of Dakota City, Neb, woio
married at 3 o'clock at tho homo of
tho briJe's parents, 2815 Starr street
Tho pretty homo wedding was carried
out with tasto aud dignity. Tho sis
ter of tho bride, Mibb Sadio E Sinclair,
played tho "Lohengrin" wodding
uiaich ns the brido desconded the
Btairs, Hho was met at a bower of
ferns aud palms bv the groom, Tho
Rev Charles Goman of the Epworth
Methodist church oflioiuted iu the ser
vice. The bride was gowned in white
oropo meteor, trimmed with pearls aud
bands of oriental lace. She carried
a bouquet of whito rosobuds. Tho
greou and white decorations wero car
ried out with forns, palms and white
caruntioUB. Only relatives wituesed
tho oeromouy. Immediately after the
sorvico a four course dinner was
served. Tho decorations of the dining
room wero also in greeu and whlt
Miss Graoo Pioroe and Mies Sadie E
Sinclair assisted in tho sorviug. Mr
and Mrs Wilkifin lft Thursday even
ing for Deuver and other points in tho
west. Upou roturning they will make
their homo in Dakota City, Neb. Tho
groom is county clerk of Dakota
couuty .
Wiunobago Chieftain: Hermann
Pitts, of Homer, was in Wiunobago
last Friday, visiting with his uncle and
auut, Mr and Mrs Louis Herman and
family.... M S MausUeld. D M Day
and E P Chamberlain started for
Rook county, this state, on Thursday
moruiiig in Mr Maustleld's now auto
....Mrs J W Starkey wont to Lyons
last Saturday to attend tho wedding
of her cousin, Mallory Morgau, to a
lady whoso namo wo did not learn. . . .
John Ashford, jr, left on Tuesday for
ot Paul, Minu, where ho will nguin
enter St Thomas' Catholio school.. . .
E O Norris and wife, of lloujer, to
gether with their niece, Mrs J J Doo
oghtte, ot Chicago, wero in Wiuuebago
one day this week, tho guests of Mr
and Mrs M A flannroft... .It would
appear that real oBtato was ou the
movo somewhat, as we notice theRnck-ualtor-Smith
company, of Wiuuebago,
recently closed one dtal in Kunx
ooanty for $30,000, and another in
Omadi preoiuot, Dakota county, for
$35,000. Resides those, Mr Ruck
waiter, president of this compauy,
hntidld tlm Nixon pluce, near Homer,
for $15,000.
I CORRESPONDENCE
HUBBARD.
Georgo Komerllnk and wifo wero
shoppers iu town Tuesday,
Fall shoes, work shoes Biid school
shoes at U Anderson Go's,
Freo Pounds nnd wifo woro over
Sunday visitors aith relatives at
Pender.
Wo havo hint received a Ann lot of
now dishes which you rnaj havo by
thn sot or pieco. Oomo in when you
need anvtliiug lu this line. Geo
Timlin.
Fred Hnrtols 1ms begun tho erection
of two moro silos, in addition to one
ho built last yoar.
Ohceso is an excellent food which
von uiay substitute for meat these
lUvB. It Ia not crprnsivc, nd Hie
offuiings wo Imyn now nro of flue
quality. Geo Timlin.
Carl Anderson and Carl Fredriokaou
wero among tho fair visitors Tuesday.
Fall bouding and blankets of all
kinds at O Anderson Go's.
Thos Graham lost a horso tho Hirst
of tho week from tho disease that is
affectiug tho horses in this state. A
veterinary was out from Sioux City
looking aftor others that wero affected..
With overy $2.00 worth of goods
purchased at our storo you nro entitled
to a fiuo framod picture, hy n paymont
of only 49c extra. O Andorsou Co.
Will Mitchell nnd wife camo over
from Lakeviow, Iown, last week for a
visit at tho Joe Loedom and Sam
Thorn homes. Mr Mitchell is a broth-or-in-law
of Messrs Leedom and
Thorn,
All our candies nre carefully bought
and como from a faotory wo know to
bo absolutely right. Always fresh and
clean. You can suit your swoot tooth
hero. Geo Timlin.
Hnrry Pounds bus purchased n pool
hall at Wynot, Neb, nnd has taken up
his rcsidenBo there.
You need a rain cont and rubber
boots, nnd you can get just what yon
ueed ut C Andorsou Co.
The grim messongor, death, o tiled
to his eternal homo on Tuesday morn
ing, lUjnionil I'ranoisco, son ol Air
aud Mrs Rert Francisco of this pro
duct, after nn illness of only about
odo short weok with blood poisouing.
Tho yotuig man met with an accident
about a week ago, when sleeping near
a window, iu some manner he out his
foot bv thurBtiug it through tlie win
dow pano. Rlood poising set iu nnd
ho was removed to a Sioux Oity
hospital, bvt thn disoaso had gut
such n hold on his system that surgeon
could do naught to relievo him and he
passed away Tuesday after n weoka
iuteuso suffering. Tho funeral wan
held nt the home of his parents Wedns-
day morning, Rov J L Phillips, of South
Sioux Oity, otlloiatiDg, taking as his
toxt John 14 G "I am the way the truth
and the life." A largo concourso of
frionds nnd neighbors nttended the
MORE LOCAL.
Real cstato loans. Geo Wilkins.
, Tho Herald for News when it !b News
We havo Nebraska, 6o Dakota, Min
nesota, Iowa aud Texas fnrms for snlo
or trade. Also oily propel ty. Soo
Lnnd Co. 405 Fourth St., Sioux Oity.
Mrs Ella Dnrr, of Sioux Citv, n sis
ter of Mrs J T Kneppor, died last Fri
day at the Samaritan hospital follow
ing un operation. Tho funeral wus
held Ntinduy from the Kneppor homo
in this placo, i iterment being made in
the Dakota City cerootery.
Caught a Bad Cold,
"Last wiutor my son caught n very
bad cold aud tho way he coughod was
Moiuething dreadful," writes Mrs Ha
rah E Duncan, of tiptou, Iown, "Wo
thought sure lie was going into con
sumption. Wo bought just one bottlo
of (Jhamlierlniu's Uough Remedy and
that ono bottlo stopped his cough aud
cured his cold completely." For salo
by nil denlers.
For Sale.
3-Picoo Mnhognuy bed room suite.
Mrs Goo W MoDeath.
Dakota City, Keb.
Despondency
Is often caused by indigestion and
constipation, nnd quickly disappears
when Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets ar'o taken. For ealo by
all dealers.
Rriug in your produoo, butter, eggs,
etc. Wo Blways pay tho top price. O
Anderson Co.
I
Report of the Condition ol
The Bank of Dakota County
of Jackson, Ohnrter No. 651, In tlio Htnto ot
Nobruskn, at the close ot business Soptuin
ber4. 1U12.
ltKSODltCKS
Loans nnd discounts t 118.878 60
Ovonlrnfts 123 17
HmiklnK liouso lurnlluro and na
tures... A 4,207 28
tfnrrmit. nnfnsa. tnxtsmnl ltltt?r
et paid 1,1itt02
Duo from uat'l and state banks, eo.oui 71
auriency... .GM 00
Gold coin 66O0H0
ail or, nickels nnd cents... 1HM 72 11.051 72
Total , J 1W5.677 63
LIAIIILITIKS
Capital stock paid In S 20,000 00
Undivided profits 2,658 S9
Indlv Icliiul deposits sub
ject to check t til.uas w)
lKuniiiul curtilk-ute-t of
dotwtt 210 00
Time certificates of do-
no-rtt 107.119 25 171.118 85
Depositors' guaranty fund 1.516 7t
Total '.. .111)5,577 W
Statu ok Kr iihahka, (
County of Dakota. i s'
1, l.ooO. Kearney, cniliier of tlio iJoo
ntunvd bank, do hereby sweiir that the
ubov o statement Is ucorrcct and truu copy of
tho report initue to the stttte Utiikluu board.
ai-usi: Lbk C. Kn.vuEY,
M.O. Aykks, Dlreetoi. Cashier.
II VlillY II. Aiiaih, Dln'dtor.
Subscribed and sv.-orn to before nt" thl
llth day of Seutembur. 1912.
J.J. Kimkhs,
(SKAL) Notary Iubllc.
My eomtnlsilon oxplres Jan. 26. 11)17.
funeral, there being sixty teams in the
proceslion. Interment was made in
tho home burying ground.
If you havo tried the so-called tly
chasers made from coal tar nnd othor
inferior goods that will not give re
sults, get a can of Lee'a Ily Cnro
today. We sell it with an absolute
guaranteo tq do the work or your mon
ey will be refunded. Geo Timlin.
JACKSON.
Reacom is visiting
rein-
After 11 is Said aid Done
safety counts most of all.
Secured Loans spell SAFETY here.
Keep the loans good and success is assured.
They are the life blood of the banking system.
The Mid West comes to you with a record of its
owners of More than a Quarter Century's Loaning with
Less Than Fifty Dollars Losses.
That's "Worth While."
Everything in banking done WELL.
If you will try Mid-West Methods you will not won
der at the Rapidly Increasing Business Going Ther.
Those who come, stay, approve and bring others.
Drop in tmd get acquainted and Know for Yourself.
Mid -West Bscivk
'That ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
EDWARD T. KEARNEY, President.
Homer Star; liessio iiugiios left ou
last Saturday for Sheldon, Iowa, whore
slio will attend high school.... Marga
ret bmith left ou Monday evening for
uioux City where she will attend Morn
ingsldo college, ...Mary Ashford left
ou Tuesday for aineinnnn, Wis, where
she will attend school tluiooiniug jear,
....The county board decided to send
Willio Duker, n blind boj who has
been living at the Will O'Dell homo,
to a blind school at Nebraska Oity.
Georgo 1'haoker took tho boy to that
placo lat Thursday, returning home
tho next duy,...Mr and M'h Ohas
Villi Cleave, residing at Rlyburg,
mourn the loss of their "four mouths
old baby girl, Anna May, who sub
oumbed ou Suuday morning. The
fuuerul sen ices woio held at tho n si
deuce ou Monday forenoon and its
body w us laid to rest iu tho Omaha
Valley cemetery . . . .George Jacobseu,
youngest son of Mr uud Mrs Jacob
Jacobson, died on Suuday morning fol
lowing a four weeks' illness. Tho lit
tle fellow contracted acute Btomaoh
trouble four weeks ago aud later brain
trouble sst in. He was bom Novem
ber 0, 1004, and was 7 years, 0 months
aud 8 duys old at the time ot his de
mise. Tho fuuueral was held from
the house, Rev Sorenson iQloialiug
intermeut was in Ureen valley cemo-otery.
DIarrhoe Quickly Cuted.
"I was taken with diurrhoea uud Mr
Yorks, the metohant here, persuaded
me to try u bottle ot Chamberluiu's
Colio, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy,
After taking ono dose of it I was cured.
, It also cured others that I ga e it to,"
, writes M E Gebhart, Oriole, Pa. That
' is uot at all unusual, Au ordinary at
' tack of diarrhoea can almost iuvuriu
1 bly be cured by ono or two doses of
I this renudy. For salo by all dealors.
MrsD O
tives nt Rolmond, Iowa,
Mrs J R Smith returned last Fri
day from Ropsou, Nub, where she ac
companied her graudohildreu, Glndys
and Clarice Royle, to St James' or
phanage to attend school.
The bans of matrimony wero pub
lished in tho Catholio churoh here
Sunday for tho tlrst time between
Mnry Z Rolor and Gilbort O'Gara, of
Smithwick, S D.
Mrs Paul Sharp doparted Monday
for Charleston, Okla, to boo her broth
er who is ill with n cancer.
William Hartnettis building a largo
burn on his farm. Carpenters from
Nowcaatlo aro doing the work.
Mrs A Roece and sister, Pearl Welsh,
are visiting relatives at Onnwa, lo,
Margaret Keufe, who is taking a
nurse's course at St Josoph'a hospital,
Sioux City, spent Monday at Lome.
J A Hali, John Flannory and M
lloler had a load of hogs on tho Sionx
City matkot, Tuesday.
Mrs Ed T Kearuoy uud daughters
Flolen uud Gertrude, uocompanied
nnr Lintta, oivrcKamaii. JNeo. ou a
motor trip to Lake Okoboji, Io, and
St Cloud, Miuu. They expect to bo
gone ten duys,
Jumos Keefo doparted Wednesday
for Lincoln to attend the university
tlio uomiug year. Sea it ho does not
make good on the foot ball team if he
attends noxt year.
SylveUi Uranuan, who spent the
summer vaoutiou at Deuver, Col, ar
rived homo Saturday.
Mr nud Mrs E J Mulluloy camo
down from their ranch uear Cham
bers, Neb, Tuesday to attend tho In
terstate fair.
Ronuy Rnrry left Saturday for
Chicago to rcsumo her studies ut tho
Columbia college.
Gertrudu Couway, musio instructor"
at St Catherine's academy, spout Suu
day with her folks iu Sioux City.
J C Smith uud II J Rubs, seotiou
foremnu ou tho liurliugtou here, huvo
been chungud to the Ashland division,
L P Murray Iisb gouu into tho hotel
business nt Wutcrbury, Neb.
Mat ZiUatit weut to Fremout nud
Omaha, Wednesday. I
James Murphy, of O'Dell, 111, is
spending the week iu the homo of his
cousiu, John W Ryau. Mr Murphy iB
euroute home from Minnesota, whore
ho had been visiting his sous,
Frauds Sawyer came homo from
Omaha, Suuday oveuiug, to visit her
folks aud prepare to go to Madison,
Wis, where she expects to take up
Germau at tho university this year.
Mrs 11 J ilitmeuheimer, ot Gasper,
Wyo, is a guest of her brother, Lee C
Kearney, this weok.
Ap-
First Publication 0-20-4W.
NOTICE
An lies McCoruilcL.. John K. Gruff nud the
southwest quarter of tho northeast quarter
of section ltfteen (Ifii, township twonty
nine (210. range seen(7), in Dakota county,
Nebraska, defendants:
You nnd each of you nro hereby notified
that Alice K. HtliiKon, plalntllT. on the 1.1th
day of September. A. 1).. 1912. lilcd her peti
tion in the district courc of Dakota couuty.
Nelnuska, ngnlnst Aitnes McUornilck, John
K.GratT.und the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section fifteen 15,
lutviishlp twonty-nlnc 29, range en 7,
tu Dakota count) , Ncbiaska. the object nnd
prayer of which are to foreclose n tax sale
certlllcute, now owned by the plalntllT as
nsslituee. on the nboo described renl estate,
said land being sold for the taxes for the
year 1MI6 and the subsequent taes for the
years 19)7, 1B0S. 190(1, 1810 and 1911 behiE paid
by the ownorof suld certificate, the amount
thereon being J7I.K, lth Interest therou at
the rate of 15 percent, from the 4th day of
No ember, 1MI7, una that said sum Is n tlrst
lieu n non suld renl estate. Drior to the
claim ot alt the defendants. 1'lulntltT prays
for general equltnble relief.
You are required to answer said petition
ou or before the 2Sth day of October, A. D.,
1912.
Dated this 14th day of September, A. D
1912. Ai.ick K. Stimson.
Plaintiff.
First publication 9-20-3W.
Ordor of Hearing on Petition for
pointment of Administratrix.
In the County Court of Dakota County,
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, County of Dakota ss.
To Groce K. Armour and to all pel sons
Interested in tho estate of l)u id Watermau,
deceased:
Un reading the petition of Ginco E. Ar
mour pruning that the administration of
said estate bo giunted to Grace K. Armour,
ns administratrix.
It is hereby ordered that ou, and nil
peisons Interested In said nmttor, limy,
and do, appear at the county court to be
hold In olid for said county, on the .7th
day of October, A. D 1912, at 10 o'clock
a.m., to show cause, If any there be, why
tho prayer of the petitioner should uot bo
granted, and that notice of the pendency
of said petition nnd thut tho hearing there
of lie gl en to nil persons Interested in said
mutter by publishing n copy of this order
In the Dakota County Herald, a weekly
newspaper printed in said county, for three
itiocHNsi weeks prior to said day ot hear
ing. Witness my hand, and seat of said court
this 14th day of September. A. D. 1912.
D C. Hkkucknan,
skal Couuty Judge.
First publication 9-1S 4w
NOTICE OF OPENING ROAD.
To all whom it may concern:
State of Monrnskn. Dakota county, si.
Th eomml-"liir unpointed to locate
aud report on n proposed road commencing
on the section lino botwtcu sections thlrt)
four Kill uml thlrty-tt0 (i!S) In township
tweutj-soen (27). range eight (8) 'ust of
the sixth Olth) P. M., lu Dakota county.
Nebraska, aud running thouco uoi til ou the
seotiou lino between sections thlrt) -four
(SI) nnd thlrt) -tl e (), and si cttous twenty
six (29)nud tweuty--een i27) nnd Htkii
tweiuj-two(221 aud twenty-threo (Sl all
In said township nnd rnnge, to th north
cast corner of the southent quarter of the
outhi'ntquarter of ald ectlon twenty
twot22) anil runuiug thence east to inter
nct with tho mihlto roiul known ns tho
'Honier and Wiunobago road nnd there ter
minate, hai reported in lavor or tnu estab
lishment thereof, and all objections thereto,
orclalms for dninnges, must bo filed in tho
county Clerk's oillco on or before noon of
thoBthdny of No ember. A. I)., 1912. or
such road wilt bo established without fur
ther reference thereto.
Unttd September 7th. A. D . 1912.
Geo Wilkin. County Clork.
For Sale.
I have fotty notes of growing hay
for sale, one mile west oCohuru Juuo
titju. Frank Davey, Sioux City, Iowa
First publication !M5-4w
SIDKW1I.K RESOLUTION QJ? YILLAOE
DOAUD.
Ho It resolved by tho Chairman and Hoard
of Trustees of tho Village of Dakota City,
Nebraska, that new sidewalks, ut least four
feet In width, be constructed of cement,
along and abutting upon tho following lots
and blocks In said lliag as follows: Along
tho west sldo of lot IU In block IS). K. A.
Wood owner; ulong the east side of lot 1 In
block 17B, A.T. Ilnoso owner; along the tast
stdeot lot 12 lu block 17A.S. A. Helkos own
er: along tho west end of lot 4. S uud 0 In
blcck ss. Fields A. Slaughter Co. owners:
along tho west end of lots 7. 8 and 10 tn block
KS. George II. Gran owuer: along tho west
end of lots Band 11 In block 83. Will II. Orr
owner: along the west end of lot 12 lu block
SS. John Foley owner: along the west qnd
of lots IS. II and 13 lu block SS. Nancy, M.
Altemusowner. '
Tho ntxne sidewalks shall bo constructed
according to law- nnd tho ordinances aud
specifications mlopted by snld lllugo.
A special meeting of tho Hoard of Trus
tees of said Ullage will bo held for tho pur
pose of considering benefits derived from
said Improvements and placing aluutlons
and assessments according to law upon tho
lots and blocks adjoining said lines of slde
wulk.ou Friday. October 1. 1912, at 8o'clo-k
p. in. nt the ottlco of Sidney T. Fruui. In
suld Ulttgeof Dakota City, Nebraska.
I hereby coi tlfy thut tho foregoing reso
lution Is a true and correct copy of tho slde
wnlk resolution passed by tho Village Board
oflrusteesof the Village of imkota City.
Nebraska, at a regular meeting of said
WmrU, held ou tho Jrd day ot September,
1912.
Sidnkt T. From,
Village Clerk.
0ir Aim
The Best MEAT at All Times
and at Prices that will make it
an object for you to Trade at
at Home.
ours for Business and a Square Deal,
loxiis F Lrorervx
Dalcotsv City, Nebr.
Agent for Seymour's Laundry, Best in the City.
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Jackson, Neb
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Steamship tickets, Conveyancing.
I expect to bring my family to Jackson this fall lend
ing my best efforts to build up town and county.
I have ALL the good Insurance. Companies represented
so many years by Kd T. Kearney, and promise you
my very best efforts to "ALWAYS treat you
RIGHT," as he did for a quarter century. Just
phone or drop me a card, and will call at any time.
H. F. NcKeever,
Jcxoltson, Nebraska.
EVERYTHING in Insurance:
Companies Rates Treatment
The Very Best Possible for Me to Give.
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Atriums Specia.1 Rates
Low One Way Rates to Pacific Coast
Special colonist rates Sept. 25 to Oct. 10, $30 to California,
Oregon, Washington, British Columbia; S25 to Utah, Central
Montana, eastern lciano secure ueruis earty. i-tueii yuuu j
in chair cars or through tourist sleepers to Salt Lake, Los An- ' yJ
geles, San Francisco, via Scenic Colorado, and to Spokane, 1
Portland, Seattle, over the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific railways.
Round Trip, Pacific Coast
The $60 coast rate is in eltect daily until September dutli with
speeial S55 rate Oct. 12, 14, 15 to Portland and Seattle.
Summer Tourist
September is the last month for these rates to Atlantic Sea
board, Eastern resorts, Colorado, the Black Hills, or other
summer localities. Yellowstone Park rates expire Sept. 12.
Dry Farming Congress At Lethbridge, Alberta, October 21-25.
Special rates available. v
Special free publications cover any journey yon desire to make.
Describe it to your nearest Burlington Agent, let him furnish
you printed matter, or obtain the same from the undersigned.
W. E. Snethen, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L. W. Wakklky, G P A, Omaha, Neb
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