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Dakota County Herald
10HN H. RRAM, PUBLISHHR
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a weokly nowspapor published at
Dakota Oity, Nebraska.
Permission has boon grunted for the
tranoiniBfllon of this paper through the
maiis hb socoudclass matter.
Telephone No. 48.
Official Paper of Dakota County
Tho Nobrasku logislntnro should
eta; in session until the importuul
measures bofoin it nro given propur
consideration, if it takes nil summon
or until they mko nprotcnnsuof cam
ing their salary. Tlio state bus suffer
ed enough from a grist of half-baked
laws slipping through in the rush of
tho oloso of tho session.
Tho Lyons Mirror, in extending
thanks to "a good demoeiatio legisla
ture," for tho opportunity given tho
officers of linrl county to hold ovor
another year in compliance with tho
bi-enniitl election law, undoubtedly
forgets that tho people of the stato
voted on this amendment to tho consti
tution at the last election.
Reports from Winnebago Htato that
Superintendent Kueul lias boeu pro
motcd in the Indian service and will
enjoy a $1,G00 raioo in salary. His
successor at Winnebugois a man nam
od Spears. Pendor Times.
This is a great (?) vlotory for tho
fellows who have boen knocking Mr
Kneal'a administration at tho ugouoy
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Items of I nterest
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Waterbury Items in Allen News:
Mr and Mrs Luke Murray wero visit
ors in Jackson Friday,
Sergeant Bluff Itoms in Sloan. In.
Star: Mr and Mrs Wood Ivcrson have
located on a farm near South' Sioux
Oity.
Lyons Mirror: Mninr (llmrlnn PM!
lips camo up from Fremont Monday
wuere no una open visiting Ins son
Canfleld.
Walthill Times: Mrs B J Sheldon
returned from an Omaha visit Wed
dosday....Frod Griffith, Gono Elliott
anu James loutig went to Unkotn tJlty
xuonuay evening.... aaille Jlinisou ro
turned to South Sioux City Wednes
day after a visit of several days' in tho
uomo ot a JioureUo.
Dixon Journal: Henry Wolfe oatno
np from Waterbury Friday and is
oaring for Joo Gloason . . . . R E Hugh
es, formerly raanngor for tho Edwards
& Bradford lumber yards hero, oamo
up from Homer and spent Bnnday
with Dixon friends.. -....Rov Father
O'Snllivan, of Jackson, am! Fatlior
MoMahan, of Omaha, assisted Father
Fehily during tho forty hour devotion
at tho Catholic church this week.
Hartington News : Mrs .Too Thoouo
and sou Herbert returned Friday from
Hubbard, where thoy visited Mrs Jas
Howard, a sistor of Mrs Thoono....
Mrs Jno Provauohn, sistor of 0 Gruou
wood, of this plaoo, died at hor homo
in Hubbard, Saturday, and was buried
at Emorsou Monday. Mr Greenwood
wont to Hubbard Saturday and his
sons, J B and L D, aud daughter, Mm
F E Ruff, wont to Emerson Monday
to attond tho funoral.
Pleasant Valley Itoms in Winneba
go Ohioftnin: Uoorgo and Clifford
Van Houten are haviug a well dug on
their plaoo. Goorgo Johns, of Ho
mer, is doing tho job Mrs John
Van Houten wbb oallod to Hubbard
Saturday by the death of hor grand
motherher U tlier's mother. Clifford
Van Houten stayed with tho children
sad looked after tho wooden hen while
Mr and Mrs Van Houten wore away.
Pendor Republic: Rev J A Smith,
u evangoiisi, viMtott at Dakota City
Monday. Ho was oastor nf tlm m.i.
odist church whon ho first ontorod tho
ministory several years ago.... Hmy
Bayor, of South Sioux Oity, in ,oro
this weok repairing his store building.
He has leased tho building to W A
MoFarland, of Lyons, who will put in
a slock of general merchandise Mr
MoFarland has a department store at
ItTonB and expects to conduct a simi
lar Btoro horc.
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Winnebago Chieftain: M J Her
man was down from Homer last Frl
dayj...Georgo Gish was a passenger
to Homor Sunday ovening,,, M S
Mansfield, W E Niobuhr, E J Jnnson
aud R F Woloott autoed to Sioux City
Sunday.... Mr and Mrs Leonard Har
ris, of Hubbard, wore gtiosts of Mr
and Mrs TT Harris Wednesday....
Miss Hazel Williams and Miss Helen
Neibuhr visitod in Sioux Oity last
Wednesday and Thursday.... Ethel
Priest, ot Hubbard, viiiitud from Hun.
day until Wodnesday ovoning at the
home of Mr and Mrs Albert Robort
on..,. Meryl, Charles and Lloyd Pol
ley and Mildred Hisoroto, of Homer,
and Morris Phillips, of, Boyd county,
Our Manufacturing Plant
Makes Dollars of Dimes "Old Age Comfort" Pro
tection for"That Rainy Day." There's Joy Pleas
ure Laughter Smiles and Sunshjue in a Savings
Account here. There'? Safety unsurpassed in all
the land with Everything in GOOD Banking.
There "Warm Welcome that Wears Well" (from
the heart).
It's really time YOU knew Mid-West Men and Methods.
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT,"
4 on Time Deposits. Ed. T. Kearney,
Steamship Tickets. Insurance. President
visited heio with Clark Hixorote,
brother of Mildred, und conoin of the
others, Suudny hotweou trains.
Sioux City Journal: Died In Sioux
City, la, April 11, 1011), L.7 Wilsoy, 20
years old, of Wnterbury, Neu, ns u re
sult of an oporntiou, The body is at
Wcstcott's undertaking establishment,
where it will be held until funeral ar
rangements are mndn. Mr Wilsoy is
survivod by his widow, two brothors,
Harrr Wilsoy, of Oto, la, and Archi
bald Wilsoy, of 8an Francisco, Gal,
and threo mlrn, Mrs W J Bowern, nf
Grand Rupids, Mich, and Mrs Wil
Ham Anthony and Mrs J H Ritcher.
of Sioux City. Ho is also survived by
bis, father, D W' Wilsoy. of Wing,
N D.
Tokamah Horald: Tho Dakota
county board hovo employed an export
to chock up tho county clerk's office
Mr Tallin, of Red Cloud, an expert
stato accountant, will probably do tho
work. 'L'ho snmo thing is being talk-
od here by a number of heavy tax
payers. Tlioy any, if tlio records aro
juggled in one thing, why not auothcr?
Everyone knows that no county board
is oompotant to check up tho clerk s
office. Mont counties atnploy an ex
port fur that purpose. Tho peoplo
hnvo n right to know... .Representa
tive J J MoAllistor. of Dakota county,
mndn a cowardly attack on Atty Gen
Martin, in his report on water right
frnuoliises. No fair minded man can
afford to make a grand stand play of
that kind. Ho displayed a woudorful
amount of ignorance for a man who
pretonds to ho a' lawyer. What this
stato needs right now is water powor
development. It con only bo secured
by tho investment of prlvato capital,
because tho stato is not in fluanoiul
conditiun to invest millions in experi
ments. '
Homor Star: Joseph Smith loft
this woek for tho sand hills to look
after his land interests... .Elizabeth
Larson, of Wakoilold, Nob, arrived
Friduy to visit relatives and friends in
Homor and vicinity .... J E Munger
returned last evening from Grand
Island, Nob, whore ho had boen to at
tend tho mooting of tho head oitmp,
W 0 W....G O Mason left on last
Thursduy for Sioux Fulls, S D, whoro
ho has accepted a position as travel
ing salesman for Haley & Lang....
Mrs A J Ronm nnd dmmhtnr. I)r Ml.
n a Smith, roturnod on Sunday from a
six months' trin through Flnriiln nml
other points, Thoy report a ploasant
ami uujoyuuio trip Airs Drank
Gannowuv and sou. Harrr. nf f'ln.m
borlain, S D, arrived on Fridny of lust
wcok 10 visit nt tlio uomo of lior sistor,
Mrs Louio Rockwell and family, who
livo west of Homer.... Miss Anna Di
neeu returned Sundav to leHiim- lur
school duties ns timahnr. nftnr lw
ing absoiitfor a woek on account of tho
serious illness oi nor lather at Sioux
Citv. Miss Tinrrnlnn Mnrnliv tnnnlit
in hor place Tho Farmors Ex
change bad their plans drawn for a
now briok building. Tho building
will bo one story high, 70 feet vido
and 00 foet lontr. at a nnnt nf nlmut
$9,000. This will bo nnothor now
briok to our streets which will greatly
iui(uvu nml, corner .
South SiotU Citv Record: Mml'n.1
Christoidiorson of Oinflon i'h nt thn
homo of hor parents, Mr nud Mrs W
v i-ugrim....nirs J'red Oornoll, of
NowouMtlo, is visitinc her DaruutH. Mr.
aud Mrs John W HuKnlcrrnvn ti.ia
woek.... OhnB Fox, of Elk Point, an
unclo of Mrs J B Boaoom, diod at his
homo there Tuesday. Mrs Boaoom
wus unuuio to attend tho funeral....
Tho homo of Adam Sohindlnr mm.
antined for smallpox. A light onso is
reportoil. Mr Sohiiullor will now bo
delayed in mnkiui his trin tnfl,i,,
J S Ennis, of Atkinson, n foinier liquor
uuuiur uuro, una a property ownor, is
visiung in town tills woolt. Atkinson
voted dry at the spring" election aud
Mr Ennis is looking for a now location.
, , . .Prof Fred W Rice, who had boon
re-elected to tho suporiutoudenoy of
tho city schools for tho next year, lar,t
week notified tho board that ho would
not accept tho plaoo, tho Balary nuos-
tion not boiUET to his liking. Mr m
Iihr been au eflloient and progressive
uuuii ior inn sonoois and His, leaving
will ho rei'retted bv nuinv! Hnunroi
applicants have appoarod for tho,plaoo,
uumo Heieoiiou nas ueou mado.,..
Tuesday nioht several llflitu ,.f i,..
onu oi mo aomiunntion bridcro wero
uroKen. it wus probably tho work of
boys, although some think tlmf llmo.
plaunod to Btago a holdup on tlm
"nujjo. Aiiouier suggestion was made
that oitizetlS Who urn dnnlrinnn nf lw(.
ter lights on tho bridge luvn started a
campaign of bronkiug tho old fashion
ed keroHono lamns in tlm limw.H iimt
the Combination Bridgo company -vill
lub iu uiuoiriu iigius.
Sioux City Union Advocate, ilrrt
Of tho numorous establishments in
Sioux City which mako a speciality of
paying unuivweu ationtion to tho
wants of tlio workingman, tho Mid
West bank is unexoollod in favor.
Tho little financial institution around
tho corner on Pearl streot is getting
bigger every day chiefly through tlm
patronago of tho thrifty labor union
element of tho Oity. Tho wide
experionco of Edward T. Konrnoy,
president of tho Mid-West, in ovory
branoh of tho banking business is a
suro indication that tho business of
depositors will bo handled in a mod
ern and ii p-to date manner. Mr. Keai
noy ' remarkable success duriug tho
twenty-sovon years of bis successful
banking career is a sufitoinnt gituran-
lee iniu ins methods nro reliable and
trustworthy. Whiio it is a gratifying
fact thut Sh.ux Oity had a numbor of
substantial finuhciul institutions when
Mr. Konrnoy entered tho local
banking field a little ovor a year ago
it is none thu loss gratifying that tho
Mid-West hank has scored nn unquaii
fled succors from tho day its doors
were urst ononeu. in order to thor-
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Mlil.U'not'n Itimlnnon ( tn nnl. .......
sary to stato unit during the urst year
of tho bank's existence tho depositors
nnmborod over 1000 porsons und tho
deposits aggregated one quarter of a
million dollars. Safo and sane bank-
iiiK id tuu HUHjJiMiiru ui iiio 1111(1 West
management and tho guiding motto of
.in, jumiiiuy iur uu una suceesB ior
everybody.
Emorson Enterprise: Mr and Mrs
Wm. Korwiu and Mrs. John Komin
attended tho funoral of Mrs. Gcorgo
Hayes iit Hubbard last Monday....
Levi McEntaffor and family loavo
today for their homestead in Logan
county, this stato. Lovi will become a
f ulifloRod tiller of tho soil this summer.
....Grandma Beith, motherof Charles
and Thomas Beith of Wakefield, died
at the homo of hor daughter, at Win
throp, la,, on March 31st at tho ad
vanced ago of 93 yoars. Sho was born
in Kilbride, Scotland, and wbb married
in that country coming to America in
18 14. bhe loaves six children, thirty
grand-children forty-four great-grandchildren
and two groat-great-grandchildren
.... Mrs. Amelia Proyunoha
wus born iu Mnntrmil. Cnnmlii. In 1H'l7
and departed this Jifo athcr homonear
uiiuuuru, xKourassa, April O, lata.
When but a small child sho came with
hor parents to Illinois. Thorn sho Was
united in marnago to Jos Varies, who
diod leaving hor a widow with two
small children, Chns Variss and Mrs
Louis Doroin, both of whom survive
her. Ovor forty years ago sho oamo
to Dakota county and wan joined in
marriage to John Provanoha, who with
ono daughter, Mrs Bert Francisco,
onobrolhor, C Greenwood, and two
sisters, Mrs Zapp und Mrs Lussier, sr.
aro loft to mourn hor departure. Sho
wbb always a hard working womun,
but was grently nfllioted for soveral
years. Tlio deceased was brought up
iu mo umoiio iiiuu and has novor
departed from hor religious training,
although for 'a long timo sho bus nfllili
ated with tho protestant ohurohos.
Sho was always faithful in hor devo
tions aud dopnrted with a firm faith in
God. Tho funeral was held at tho M
E church at Emorson, on April 7, nt
8:80 pm, conducted by Rev Kuhn, of
Wayne, pn6tor of St Luke's Ev Luth
ornn church of that place. Intorment
took plaoo at Roso Dill cemetery. The
doceasod was formerly n resident of
Emorson for about twelvo years and a
largo congregation of rolatives and
friends attended tho funoral services.
8 CORRESPONDENCE I
awwaitoKJWMrtQrJttitf
DUHUAHO.
Tom Long shipped a oar of calves
to tho city last week.
Soo the latest in shnnn tlin"Ttniinli.
or," a seusiblo shoo for ohildrou, at O
Anderson (Jos.
Carrie Nnlsnn has been nn Mia atnlr
list for some timo.
Carl Fredflriuknn wnn nn nvnr m'rrl.t
visitor in tho oity Monday.
A full Hue of Bumraor underwear of
tho highest quality. Goo Timlin.
Henry Cain, John Hnrtnott and
James Hoonoy shipped cattle to South
Omaha Weduesday night of last woek.
Littlo Bonniu Long was taken to a
Sioux City hospital last weok to havq
a growth removed from his noso.
Dan Hartuott shipped a car of oat
tlo to Sioux Oity Thuroday of last
week.
Rubbor hoots and heavy leather
boots will como in handy this time nf
year. A full atook at O Andersoii
Co's.
M t -l a i
i )!! An.Uorson Bl'ont a couple
liaVR Willi rnlnhVAD nnl frln.,.l,. I
of days with relatives and friouds heie
UJU IJUHt WOOK
, I
Jumes Dopau, Johu Provanoha and
Louis Knildseil wnrn miunr.nrro.-o (.,
hero to tho oity Monday.
Muslin underwear in all sizes at 0
Andorson Oo's.
Born to Mr and Mrs John Labahn,
on Friday, April 11, 1013, a daughter.
No wondor John has been stopping
high the past woek .
Raymond Graves wns taken to the
city Monday to havo one of his oyos
(rented,
Whon you buy a Gato Oity or Cow
nio men's work glovo, you got jour
money's worth of wear, besides com
fort aud fit. Geo Tiniliu.
MrB Geo Johnson spent tho past
week ut tho John Labahu homo.
Tho snow storm did n groat deal of
tolephono damage hoio and wo aro
still waiting for tho phono doctor to fix
the trouble .
Como to us for anything you uood
in tho lino of noultrv Hiimdinu n
stock includes tho famous Leo Rood
w -,'...w. Vill
Is,
iiiat always sntisty. uoo Timlin,
John M Johnson oelebratoJ
his
COth birthday on Thursday, April 10th,
oy inviiiug in a large numbor of Ids
frieuds,
B B Gribblo trausaotod business iu
Sioux uity Monday.
Wo carry a full lino of tho celebrat
ed M&xioan-Amnrionn nrrnw Imiu ti,n
smoothest and best woarinir lint far
tho money. '0 Andorson Co.
Bring in your cream, butter aud
0KKB. nud cot tho ton mnrknt nrlnn
0 Andorsou Oo.
Miss Bridaio nml Wllllnm nn0
woro in Ponoa Tuosday botweon trains.
Gooroe Haves wus n Iuihiiipub null...
in Sioux Oity Tuosday.
Fonoy dross shirts and dress gloves
at 0 Anderson Go's.
Oharlos Goortz was n oity passen
ger Sunday. j
Miss Murv Timlin nun In l. u.
.- .h .uu W4.JI
iubi, naiuruay.
JollU Mitchell, of Nnnnrn. nri.a i..
Hubbard botwoon trains Sunday.
Sunday school nt 10:00 n'nlnoir .. ...
Public worship ovory second and'
font Hi Sunday nt 11 :00 a m, at Luther
an churr-h.
Alice Bunconi nitinn hnmn Hiilnnliiv
I from tho oity.
Littlo Holga Dyer returned homo
Sunday, after a week's stay at tho
homo of hor aunt, Mrs A Andorson,
Ladies flnn silk gloves nt 7tio por
pair ot O Anderson Co's.
John Hogun and Chns Hoonoy woro
in tho city Monday.
.Tnhn Nnlonn Al Mil. ,.".... ...! W
Roninncr and wlfn rn nmnnf. Mm
---.w ,u.u ta.uvun wuw
nlir mnummi.. ., i rp....i
j 1',D.n iiuju uuru xutrnuu
Wash goods in all tho latest patterns
0 Andrson Co's.
Mrs Pearl Porsinopr .ind Acrnna
MrB .I,0ftrl Powinger and AgnoB
poloughry wero in Sioux Oity Sunday
to seo thoir Bister, Mrs T H Sullivan,
who is ill in n hospital.
uo" ""'"c uume uu
B0" D, last Friday
Leo Brune came down from
Jeffer
friends tn rah
here,
.. J, -w uwv
Liquid Voucor, for oleaning and
polishing is just what you need ut
housecleaniug timo. Wo sell' it. Go
Timlin.
Fred Nelson had a prorty muddy
ride last Buuduy. Oh woll, Fred
don't mind it.
Mrs Harry Covoll camo homo Sun
day from tho hospital.
Art Nordyko was in Hubbard Tuea
bard between trains.
House drossoB aud aprons in a big
variety of patterns, at 0 Andorsou
Oo's.
Louis Pcdorson and wifo visited tho
first of tho wcok at tho H NelBon homo.
Mrs Paul Sharp, who has boen se
riously ill for Bomo timo, is slowly con
valescing, Romemombcr whon you have pro
duce to soil, that our prices for it aro
always tho top of tho market. Geo
Timlin.
t Henry Cain was a sight-soor in tho
city tho first of tho week .
John Burg, an inBiiranco man, was
arrested hero Tuesday and turned over
to Sheriff Frank Muhon, chargod with
forgery. He had been working insu
rance iu tho K of C ofdor and was
uabbod for doing.somo crooked work.
tio is also wantod in Sioux City for
LbuntlD8 board bill
Wo pay 32o for nrnnm thin wnnlr.
0 Anderson Co.
Word was received bore last wtfok
that Roy .Wilsoy, a former resident ot
Hubbard, had died in a Sioux City
hospital last Friday ad a result of au
operation, which was porformed ono
week ago last Saturday, and fiom
which ho seomod to sink and grow
gradnally woakor until last Friday,
when the end camo.
JACK80N.
L P Murray was down from Wntor
bury Monday .
Agnes Louhy has purchased the
MoDonnld homo aud will move therein
iu tho near futuro.
A bridgo gang on tho Burlington aro
stationed bore for tho present, doing
somo repairing on tho railroad bridgo
noar M Heffernan's.
Petor Cullertou camo up from
South Omaha, Monday ovoning. He
formerly attonded school hero.
J M Johnson, nuditor for tho E & B
Lbr company, was looking aftor tho
company's business hero Tuesday.
Mrs J M Barry roturnod tho last of
tho woek from u two weeks' visit with
her daughter Bonuio, iu Ohicngo.
Annio Carpontor, who spout tho
past two months' in tho 0 A Middle
ton homo, returned homo Monday.
Mrs Thos H Sullivan Jb recovering
rapidly from an onoration at Ht Vin.
cout's hospital.
Joseph FJjnu returned to his homo
nt Oklnhntnu (litv Olrln. Innr. TiViMnv.
after a few days' visit in tho homo of
ins unoio, jnmoB i-iynu.
Amonsr tho damages noticed from
tho rocent big storm was thu largo
oattlo shed on tho Mrs Ella Malonoy
farm, routed by Roy Hollor, whioli had
fallen dnwn liillinrr l.lirnn linmnn n,l
eight oattlo, also breaking n new bind
er and stacker which woro undor it.
Word has boon received bent liv ml.
"" until nu mum uuu urougui a
big baby girl to tho homo of Mr and
t i ...... . -r. ,. .
auves tunc tuo storK una brought n
Airs i1 iu billion ut Uouvor, Col, on
niirii j.u, ivio. kith ouuon was ior
merly Josophiuo Davoy of this place
April 10, 1013. Mrs Sutton was for
A weddinir of inturnut, tn thnir m,mv
friends hern nnnnrrnil nt llin (lntlinlin
church at Vista, Weduesday morning,
wnen Miss Ainymo (Jarponter, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs John Ournnntnr
was united in marriago to Thomas
O'Neill. Rov Fnlir MnCnrtv nffin!tinn
They woro attended by Catharine Car
penter aim James O JNelll. Aftor a
short honovmoon tlinv will liv, fnr M,
present with the groom's parents, John
unein ami who, near l'onoa, A big
dance was held in thnir liminr in 111.
Iut'b hall iu tho evouing.
SALEM
Mr and Mrs F W llnnrrrmn nml fen.
ily visitod iu Ponoa ovor Sunday, re
turning Tuesday.
Tho W Y D nlnh WnilnoH.lnv ,,,.
taiuod at lnuoheon in tho homo of Mr
aud Mrs Lowis Blauohard aud daugh
ter Jennie. MrsFW Boormau, Mrs
Flora Boorman. Mrs Fred .Tiinnlium,
and Mrs Alta Boals woro assistant
hostossos. Pink nud whito woro tho
oolors. Bonnets of iris and uink man
wero attractively nirangod on tho long
table. All inttmlinrM Arn tii-noniil
with Mrs Foreshoo as olub guest.
B M Boals, 0 0 Boorman and F W
Boormau marketed hogs in Sioux Oity
Tuosday,
Tho Missionary Aid fltll moot at
tho homo of Mrs Bernard Boals on
Thursday, April 24, at 2 o'olook p m.
Roll call, answered by Soripturo vorse
A Suro Foundation. Tho oommit
tee on entertainment nro, Mrs Frod W
Ueermann, Mrs Elmor Blessing and
.Mrs Bernard Boals. Four o'clock
lnuoheon will be sorved,
Gladys Armbright returned to
to hor homo Saturday from St Joseph's
hospital aud hor many frieuds aro
glad to know of her epoody rooovory.
A child of Ollm Finlinr wnn null.. a.
riously injured by getting its baud
I caught iu n clothes wringor Tuesday,
nOMHU.
M Mason, for twonty-flvo yoars in
tlio drug business hero, bus sold his
drug stook to 0 S Ronpp, of Naponoo,
Neb, Mr Mason and wit'o oxpoot to
wiuuBJHiwju .., mmtmmnm i WLLLasaaanBaBwrrapn mm HmmaaMKXHmmimimwmfm
Are You Buying the Best Oils
If not it is time to change and get better values for your money.
Remember These Are the Kinds
Polarine Auto Oil Jas no equal. Stands most heat and cold. Lubricates
best. Goes farthest, and will not carbonize.
Best Castor Machine Oil An eXtrcmoly heavy, strong oil that won't thin
---- ------- down with heat.
Red Machine Oil Not so heavy but best all around machine oil on 'the
11 market
Also Cream Separator, Gas Engine, Capitol Cylinder and Grain Harvester Oils and
Grease of every description. All to be found at vciCr w,,a
Edwards &
lonvo soon for California to reside.
Mrs D C Ames left Monay ovoning
for Ohlllicotho, Ohio, whero sho will
spend a month with her parents.
Georgo Rockwell was u passenger
to Sioux City Saturday evening.
Born to Mr and Mrs John Labahn,
April 11, 1903, a daughter.
Mrs A Monroe and Gertrude Mo-
Kinloy.of South Sioux Oity, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs B
MoKinloy.
Mrs Fred Edwards and daughter,
Elizabeth, woro pnssongors to Sioux
Oity Monday ovening,
Mrs G M Best and daughter Nova,
wero up to Dakota City over Sunday.
James Allaway has been summoned
as a petit juror in tho fedoral court at
Omaha, to appear there Monday,
m m
Look ta Your Plumbing.
You know what happens to a Iiouro
in whioh tbo plumbing is in poor con
dition everybody in tho hoiiBe is lia
ble to contract typhoid or somo other
fever. TJio digestive organs perform
tho Biimo functions in tho human body
ns tho plumbing dops for tho houeo,
and they should bo kept in first class
condition all the time. If you havo
any troublo with your digestion tako
Ohamborluio's Stomnoh and Livor
Tablets nnd you are certain of quick
reliof. For salo by all dealers. Adv.
I MESSIAH'S KINGDOM.
Th Glorious Day of Divine Favor Is
Nearing.
Tho period In which sin Is permit
ted has been n dark night to humani
ty, never to be forgotten; but the glo
rious day of righteousness and divine
favor is soon to be ushered in by Mes
siah. He, as the SUN OF RIGHT
EOUSNESS, shall arise and shine fully
nnd clearly Into and upon all, bringing
henling nnd blessing, which will more
than counterbalance the dreadful night
of weeping, sighing, pain, sickness nud
death, in which tho groaning creation
hns been bo long. "Weeping may en
dure for n night, but Joy cometh in tho
MORNING."
For further LIGHT on the coming
Kingdom send thirty-five cents for
tho Holping Hand for Bible Students,
entitled, "TnY KINGDOM COMK."
Bible and Trnct Society, 17 Hlcka
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
First Publication 4-18-aw.
Notice of Application for Liquor License
Notion is hnrnliv alvmi Hint, nn tlm Irtth
lny of April, 1013, Honry Knimwlctle Med
with tlio vlllaKO olork or Dakota Oity,
Nubrakn, his application nnd petition for
u license toBOll limit, splrltluous and vinous
UnllOrH ILllfl to onncltint. n. Kiilnnn nn lnt 1
block 110. In snld vlllnpo of Dakota Oity.
Nubiaskn, undor tlm laws of tlio atato and
ordinances of said vIIIiikc Any and nil ob
Joctlons to tho (truutliiK of snld liconse
Hhould Iw llled with tho vIIIukb clork on or
boforo April :), 1VI.1.
Honry Krumwlede, Applicant.
S. T. Kriiin, Vlllnno Olork.
Dated April 18, 101S.
First publication 4-11 Uw
Notice of Application for Liquor License.
Notice is horoby Klvon tlint on tho 8th dny
of April 1013, LniHKim & Uoffornnn llled with
tho vlllnno clerk of Hubbnrd, Nobr., their
application nud petition for n llcniso to soil
limit. 8Dlrltuous nnd vinous llnuo. nml
conduct a saloon in snld village on lot 15. in
oiouK in, uuuor tiioinwsoi tlio state of Ne
braska nml ordinances of snld vlllnce, dur
ing tho llscal yonr Ix'KlunlnK tlio llrst
Tnosdny In May. 1013. Anv unci nllnlilont.
Ions to tho granting or snld license should
bo on lllo with tho villain clork by tho 110th
day of April, 1013.
DuRgnn A. IIorTornnn,
I). O. HolTornnn, Applicants.
Village Olork.
Woman Finally Recovers
From Nervous Breakdown
Impoverished nerves destroy many
people before their time. Often be
fore ? sufferer realises what the
trouble is, he is on the verge of a
complete nervous breakdown. It
is of the utmost importance to keep
your nervous system in good con
dition, as the nerves arc the source
of all bodily power. Mrs. Anna
Kotmz, 2ii Mechanic St., Pueblo,
Colo., says:
"For many years I suffered from
nervous prostration; I was unable
to do any house work aud doctors
failed to help me. Remedies I
tried from druggists did not do
me a particle of good. A neighbor
told my husband about
Dr. Miles' Nervine
and he procured a bottle. After the
first few doses 1 showed a marked
improvement aud after taking two
bottles I was entirely cured. 1 have
been perfectly well for years and
cannot praise Dr. Miles' Nervine
too highly."
If you are troubled with loss of
appetite, poor digestion, Weakness,
inability to sleep; if you are in a
general run down condition and
unable to bear your part of the
daily grind of life, you need some
thing to strengthen your nerves.
You may not realize what is the mat
ter with you, but that is no reason
why you should delay treatment.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
has proven its value in nervous dis
orders for thirty years, and merits
a trial, ro j nttc how many other
remedies have failed to help you.
Co'' u c'l clrutitjlstj. If flret bottlo
fll to benaflt your money Is returned.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Bradford
Dakota City, Nebraska
mmmKmmmKmmKmmmmmmmmamtmtma
yovr. chance: now
Government land that will increasp in vnlno ic vnttrC5f
you want it. A start in life, a
llie U. S. Government is offering SO acre irrigated farms,
and 320 acre farms without irrigation, on the same kind of land
that is raising the crops which are m'aking Wyoming prominent.
The new homestead laws make it easy to get one of these farms.
I will send you maps and pointed matter and answer your
questions then you can join one of our homeseekers' excursions
which I will tell you about, and at small expense you can see
exactly what you can have. For anyone who has a wish to
better himself and family this is the chance of a lifetime.
Write me a postal and state whether you are interested in
irrigated Kind or non-irrigated land.
I). Clem
1 LENGRAND I
No.
PEDIGREE :-SJ rod by Prince du Ohenoy (21S08), ho by
nuc du Ohenoy (liiKU). out of Ohnrlotto II (15409), I)nm,
Moucho (Iu i Thistles (62899), sho by Orgnnlsto (3091). out of
Fanlo do Vlllers (40716).
P ,riSNGIlANI) Is a liny IIolBlnnStnlllon, 7 yenrs old, weight
I, 1G0O pounds, with smnll strlpo In forehead, nnd rlBht hind
ft foot white. Ho wns bred by Air. Follx Ooupoz, of llnssllly,
r, and Imported March 1. 1911, by v'. A, LniiB A Co., of Greoloy,
? Iown, Ho wns fonled In 1900.
It
, Will Stand the Season of 1913 as Follows:
y Mondays nnd Tuesdnys, ut.tlio Olins. Bllvon fnrm.
j. AVednosdnys, nt Fred I.nhrs', on tho Wm. I.nhrs fnrm, nenr
V7 uiiKuui uiiy.
AJ. Thursdnys, nt Ohns. Ilnlkes', on Hugh Grnhnm fnrm.
Kff Fridays, Saturdays nnd Hundnyx, til K. I,. Hoss'. on tho old
aL , Wm. Nixon fnrm. Just south of Homer.
Jl TERMS J15.00 to liuuio with foal; $).0) for stnndlntr colt.
i. Upon tho snlo or removal of mnrcs from conntv. fonl bill
Js beeomos due nt once: or whon mares nro not properly 7&
Nt, returned for trlnl sclvico, 'foes become duo nt onco. .rX
Sfc Duecnro will bo taken to prevent nccldonts, but nt risk of JR
owner of mnro If sho sustains nny. jjj
LEONARD ROSS f
Owner and Attendant, Dakota City, Nebr. Jfc
Spring -Time Plans
for Summer Trips
The travel idea grows stronger with the
approach of vacation days. Where
will you go this summer? Planning
is half of the pleasure. Begin now!
Special Excursion Fares via the
IHorth Western. Lfine
To the East Round trip excursion tickets on sale June
1 to September 30, 1914, to a large territory in the East.
To the West Excursion fares June 1 to September 30,
1913, to the Southwest, California and Puget Sound.
Special Convention Fares from time to time.
Diverse Routes Liberal Stopovers
Upon Advice as to the Trip You Have in
Mind, the otopovers Required, Etc., Com
plete Travel Information will be Furnished
B. C, Buchannan,
Agent, Dakota Oity, Neb.
G. H. MacRAE, Gen'l. Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Minn.
Lumbar Co.
prosperous future!
Deayer, Immigration Agent
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
59062.
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Lyman Sholes,
Dir. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebr.
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