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Dakota County Herald
IOHN H. kgAM, PUBLISHER
SaWerlption Price, f 1.00 Per Year.
weekly newspaper published at
Uaola Ulty, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
iraumiMion of tbiipaperthrouKh the
mile m second-claw matter,
Telephone No. 48.
0ficial Paper of Dakota County
Live atook entries for tlio Nebraska
tate fair clone August 1C. It in im
perative that all bluuka bu in nt
that time so that tbo exhibitors will
reeeive the advertising and publicity
resulting from tbo publication of the
oflotal catalogue which book U kept
by all fanciers and live atook pnblica
tions as a book of reference, lie auro
to Lava your antrv recorded so as to
eeenre the advertising value.
Peters, 18 years old, of Homer) Nib.
is at the Bt J.neph'a bo ital with a
jagged bole in bis ohrst, through
which bis heart may bo seen beating.
Hi condition ia serious. Peters was
brounht to Sionz Oity from bis borne
ou a farm west of Homer, Neb, where
the accident ooenrred. He was climb-
inn a shed near bis home, when he
lost his bold and tell on a post teu
feet below. The lop of the post pierc
ed one lutiK just below the heart.
With every breath the heart ean be ob
served. Peters' condition last night
was reported slightly iupioved, lint
physicians deolare that be has only a
slight obanco for recovery.
Program for Old Settlers'
Picnic Nearly Arranged
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Thursday, August 28th, thePiprujers and Old Settler Will'
Hold Their Thirty-Second Annual Reunion
Clinton Park, Dakota City, Nebr.
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Items of I ntvrott
from our Exchanges
Emerson Enterprise: Joy Feauto
returned to Omaha Monday morniug
from his ten day visit with bis parents.
Uartington News: Ed Martin, of
Jaoksoo, was the guest of his brother,
Albert, living six mile's west over
Sunday.
BloomUeld Monitor: Rov Uurk
hardt and W R Ellis are at Crystal
lake this "week week with the Uloom
field contingent of boy scouts for a
few da j s' outing.
Sionz Oity Journal, 8: A new safe
ty deposit vault equipped with deposit
boxes and electrically protected is be
ing installed in the Mid-Weit bank,
408 Pear treet-
Sioux City Journal, 31: Frank D
Bsssegien, of South Sioux Oity, is re
covering from the effects of heat pros
tration oa July 15 and will resume
his duties at the Western Union tele
graph office in a few days,
Dixon Journal: Rev and Mrs P D
Oox returned Saturday evening from
their two weeks' visit with friends at
Homer.... M O Ayres was up from
Dakota Oity Wednesday. Mr Ayrea
.at one time controlled tbo Dixon State
bank at this place.
Walthill Times: Dr Nina Smith
waa down from Homer Wednesday
afternoon.... Anabel Forrest, of Lin
coln, and Lulu Joe Hirsoh, of Homer,
were the guests of Mrs Beam dnring
the tenuis tournament Oeorgia
Mansfield came down from Wtnqebago
today to meet Sylvia Sheldon. She
will try to organise a musio class here.
Pender Times: E J Smith waa over
-from Hotaerthe first of the week , , , ,
James J LynoU and family, Obaa Mo
Hlrniu aud Miaa Ethel Ohaso returned
Monday from Crystal lake, wheie
they enjoyed an outing. . . .Geo J Ad
aras and family and Clarence Fore
hand returned Tuesday from Crystal
lake where they and Mr Adams' moth
er and sister, from Lincoln, wero at
Jhe.Adamjoottage J ho better part of a
' Osmond Republican; Yesterday
morning while Ed Wuldman waa split
ting wood for the breakfast Are, the
ax alipped and out a piece off bia
thumb alrtut an inoh iu length. The
chickens whloh wore waiting for their
moruiug breakfast grabbed up, the
" severed portion of the Injured finger.
Tbe'jroundia very painful and Mr
Waldmsu ia obliged to tako things
easy for a' few daya.
Lyoua Mirror: Nate Miller, of
South Sioux, City, came down to be
with his wife and children Sunday,
who am visiting at the Chan Chard
home.... Mrs M M Warner received a
card from Miss Kate MoElhinnoy
written'in London in which she slates
that sne and Mrs W G Waite will
sail for Ametica August 2, ...Rev D
W McGregor, of Tekamah, will be one
of the orators at the Old Settlers' re
union August 22. Wo ilsod to listen
to Rev McGregor's powerful sermons
nearly a quarter of a century ago at
Dakota City.... Mrs J W Orr, ofuear
Homer, visited her son. John, who is
working for Win Peterson. They live
near our old Pilgrim Rill farm and
her sou attended the old Spring Grove
school where we used to go 48 years
ago utid drink cool refreshing water
from tbo mitnn old spiiug.
WytiotTribuue: Miss Helen Mc
cormick returned Saturday evening
from Waype, where she attended the
summer term at the state normal.
Miss Ruth went to Wayne Friday and
aooompanied her homo by way of
Sioux Oity, where thov visited with
relatives Johu Johus, residing
southeast of Wynot, met with a pain
ful though not serious accident Mon
day morning. While working about
his harvester, his left arm was canght
and drawn iuto tbo cog wheels. The
teams attached were stopped quickly,
and had thoy not been his arm would
undoubtedly have been taken off, It
took some little lime to release I be
arm from the machinery, as the e was
no one present but a small boy who
was driving the lead team. Mr Johns
came to town and had the wouud drea
sed and he will suffer no serious inju
ry As it was the result was only a
flesh wound.
Homer 8 tar: Mrs A G Weaver, of
Sioux City, spent several days last
weok visiting Homer relatives.. Wyck
Emdersby loft .Monday evening
for Waterloo, Iowa, on a busi
ness trip and also to visit relatives, . . .
Margaret Smith returned from Peru
Normal, Friday, where she atteuded
summer ichool the past six weeks....
Francis Sawyer ntarncd Saturduy
from the Wayne State Normal, where
she finished a successful term of sum-
school Joseph Smith purchased
the 80 foot front next to the post office
from M Mason and intends putting up
a biiok building in tbo near future.
....Miss Jane Johnson, of Hayward,
Wis, and who lias beeu visiting her
sister, Mis Louio Rockwell, left on
Monday for Ord, Neb. . . . W J Armour'
add family, from Allen, Neb, who
stsrted'for California iu his Beo auto,
Saturday, visited nt the Marvin Ar
mour home on his way....O E Mo
Clure. of Rook county, Neb: is spend
ing a few days with his friend, 8 W
MoKIultty. Mr MoCluru iepoita the
finest orops ever railed iu the sand
bills.
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Gov. John H. Morchead Will be With Us and Will Deliver tlic
Annual Address Reed's Military Band of Sioux City, will
Discourse Music for the Occasion Ball Games, Races, and
Other Sports Will be Furnished for the Entertainment of the
Crowds of People that Will be in Attendance.
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Newcastle Times: 8am Spiker
west to South Sioux Oity Monday to
do carpenter work with Ed Hughes.
....Roland and Leo Oryan went to
South Sioux City Saturday to visit Mr
and Mrs Ed Hughes. Ed is doing
carpenter work down there... .Vaughn
Sweet. Dean Adison, Wile Wilkinson
and Allan Ellyton were atOrystal lake
Hs --Snuday in Dean'a automobile. They
X. had a fine time They apent part of
the day at the Hoskiusou cottago.
Winnebago Chieftain: Rev R 0
Shupe has his class of boys out camp
lug at Crystal lake. . . .Mrs C E Ohrait
Was IU the city and at South Sionx
Oity Wduesday,(..Mra J M Kiug
aotTUUs Charlotte Kelly, of Homer,
.were the guests last Friday and Satur
day at the home of Mr and Mrs C F
NicUola , . . . Miss Helen Bolster aud
her friends, MUees Mildred and Nettie
Webb, of Des Moines, Ia, who are on
a visit at the home of the formoi's
mother, Mrs Alioe Bolster, iu Homer,
wertfguesU last Thursday of Miss
Georgia Hausileld.
Allen News: Mrs Nevada Latteu
pent Tuesday iu Dakota Oity.... Mrs
Hike flood and Mrs liUke Murray
'wart Jackson visitors Tuesday... .Mrs
Aaron Llnefelter returned home after
a week's visit at Dakota Oity.... Lee
IJeard aud Will Woods wont fishing at
Jaokson lake, Sunday, but failed to
get any fish ...... Mrs Kate Nordyke,
who Is at Hot Springs, S D. for her
health, is improving and is now able
to be up and around again.... A num
ber from bare went to Emerson Sun
day afternoon, to see the we between
Kmeraou and Hubbard. Score, 10 to
6, iu favor of Emerson.
s, .Wayne Democrat, EW Huse and
family Injve moved iuto their new
home reoeutly purchased of E J Ray
Bond,. ....Mrs Orriu Garwood, of
- Randolph, wewt to South Sioux City
last weak to visit her parents
'and .her grandmother, who re
Ma at Mitt plaeee. . , , F H Berry was
at HfoM&tty the itrait of the week,
and k w jj aeeompanled home by Miss
MadtdiMtDavey, of tha ptaee, who ia
oar MaMt at the Berry home
Mw MaafsJgsr drove from OryaUl'leke
Saa4M aeonOng wjfte ut MsRstger,
k-fl Ihm Wsw town o. visit the family.
Mm hoy m sjettiaf "'uUmgk uleety, we
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Sioux City Journal, 1 : F R Mullen,
a superintendent of the Sioux City
Lincoln division of tbo Burlington
railroad, yesterday confirmed the. re
port that the Hill interests wiU build
an extension nextyear from Omaha
to Fremont, Neb, to connect with the
Liccolu-Sionx City line and will ope
rate tnrough trains between Omaha
and Bious City. Mr Mullen in com
pany with J C Morrison, master me
chanic, and A F Hedengren, superin
tendent of bridges and builking, was
in Sionx Oity on a tour of inspection.
Dairua Miller, president of the Bur
llngtou system, has assured Omaha
business interests that the Hue will be
constructed iu 1914, according to in
formal iou received by operating offi
cials. Mr Mullen indeited tout no
steps will be Uktili by the Uurliugtou
railroad at this time iu protecting the
company's trucks uear Dakota City,
Neb, wbioli are being euroitohud ujmui
by the Missouri river, The river atill
is sixty rods from the track und is not
cutting away thejituikj When the
time oomea, Mr Mullen-iudloated, the
company would remove IU traoka far
ther west. To project' the tracks it
would be necessary to put iu two mites
of revetmeut work which would cost
thousands of dolluis, Mr Mullen aud
party inspeoted the tracks near Dako
ta City, While here they examined
an apron invented by a Sioux Oity
tnau which, it ia aaidr will prevent
streams from cutting awnj the land,
Mr Million was impressed favorably
with the iuvention Lu't expressed doubt
whether it would be auooeasful when a
river was at a high water atage. Iu
regard to tho railroad crossing uear
Walthill, Neb, where three Lake Park,
Ia, persons wero killed by a train
while crossing the tracks iu their au
tomobile. Mr Mullen said he oould
not underctaud how the accident oc
curred, as tho crossing was uot con
sidered dangerous by the eowpany.
He expressed surprise at the action of
the Walthill grand jury in declaring
the railroad crossing a bibsmmao to
public safety. Mr Mullen aav -party
departed yesterday for Aahlaud, and
from there to Schuyler., where he ll
make an inspection before returning
to Omaha,
Ponoa Journal: A party of youns-
people who ,bad contemplated spend,
log the afternoon at Crystal lake Ban
day, were driving along oontented and
happy with the world, when a tire
blew off on this side of VU. Uelug
out of repairs the party same back In
Ponoa on three good, tires and aae
rim. The trip was give ftp.,,. A
number of Pone paopk expect to
peed a week at; Crystal lake, camp
ing out. The oosspaByi-eapeel to
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GEO A. DLESING
President of tbo Pioneers and Old
Settler' Association.
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Music b.v Heed's Military Band, of Sioux OltyMowa.
Prayer by the Olinplaln, Kev. J. I,. Phillips'
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Aildievs ot Welcoiuo, President Geo. A. lllessln,"
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Memorial Hcport.
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Anmint Atliliwss, by Hon. John H. MoieheaU
flovornnr of Nebraaka. "
Hliort Aildri'iinttft by Pioneers and Prominent Vlsltois.
Music. '
IIUHtnexs Meetlim und Klcctlnn of OIIIcitk.;
Music.
HPOHTS
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; , Haces at the Track Adjoining the Picnic Grounds;,
J Hate Hall Giiimm for I.llMtral Purses, nt Hall Pn.lk,
' '. Just nasi of Plculu Grounds. ' "' .ijS"
Giaud I tall nt tho Ayres Hall In the KveulUR.
Officers
Vice-President W. A. Mortlun,
Pieitldeut Geo. A. lllussluu.
Me cretary Geo. Wllklns. t As-lstant Sccrctrtry S.T. Krtim
Kliianiilal HflrUry R. Grlbble. lllstorlan-M. M. Warner,
Treasurer H. II. Adair. Uliaplaln-Hev. J. h, Phillips
Ohlef' Marshal Frank Mnliou, Assistants J. P. Kockwell, James Kuestou
M. u. itiinsen,.!. Al. lAiHUOUl, Joint K. hlilus, W, II. Alltuliell, Mr., A
Mnthwls, J, M. Hrniiuiih. ,
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Committees
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Kxecutlve John T. Daley, J. W. llazelgrovc. I,. II. Armbrlaht, W.
uyan, ,ionu Hieru, Al, noncoin, itou uonuerion, H. u. llockwell,
IliVltatlon D. 3. Kvnns, KIHe Z.KnBelen, Marttnret A. Murphy.
Speakers It. K, Kvans, H. T. Krum, J. J. Klmers.
Music John H. Ream, K. A. Wood, 8. T. Frum.
Heglstrar Mrs. Fannlo Orozler, Ulauohe Ilauillton, Mrs. K. It. Grlbble.
I'rlvllK3H-U, Grtbble, A, JI. llakor, H. H. Adair.
Publicity John H.lteam, M.A.achmlcd. II. N. Wanner, Hurt Kiooroh.
Amuseiueiit M. O. Ayres, O. H. Maxwell, K. K. Smith, II. II. Stolze.
Frank, llogan, Charles llruce, Uharles Garret, ll.J.Iahy.
Membership J. P. llookwoll, 8. T. Frum, Mrs. Oora II. Miller, Mrs. W.A.
Morgan, Mrs. John Urlts. II. O. ltorn, M. H.Boler, Mrs. Audrey Allawny,
W. W.ltenlnirer. II. H.Htohe.Joo Twohls, Mrs. J. J. Veils.
Grounds-ll. D. Wood, Geo. I. Miller. Herman Heennan. Win. Iohrs,
Jnmos MeAtlUter, L. II. ArmbrlKht.
Hndues Mrs. Fannie Orozler and Mrs. Kva L. Orr. -.
. Ilcceptlon-May Altemus, Mrs. It. K. Kvans, Geo. T.Woods. Mrs.W. II.
liyau. Mrs. Geo. I. Miller. Hen Hrldenbaugh and wife, O. J. O'Connor aud
wlfe.Oarrle Hansen. Uharles U. Dotlgeaiul wife, Geo. W. Ashford. Timothy
Murphy and wife, Mrs. Catherine O'Uouuor. Helen Rockwell, Mrs. I). U. 8tln
sou, James Allaway aud wife, Krank Church, Mrs.O. W. Fisher, W.F.Uetckc
and wife, Anna Hartels, l.W.'Fshor, Mrs. T.J. Hartnett, Mary Qulnn, Thos,
Long, J. M. Plnkney and wife, H. P. Mlkesell. T. B. Jones and wife, John
DliU'on.John llynnand wUe.U.lt. Illlvmiand wife. Mrs. M. J. Korcsboc, A.
O. Hides and wife. M.G. I.camor, Mrs. Wm. Bellinger, Mary ltenlnjrer, W. II.
Hnrger. Maggie Twohlg, Mrs. J.J. Klmers. Mrs. H. II. Adair, T. W. Grlbble
and wife. I,eona Ijiuge. Joseph Hmlth and wlfo, J. W.Davis and wife, Geo. 11.
I loose, 8. , A. Helkesand wife. Mrs. 11. M. Nelswanger. Mrs Ksther Harden,
little Ilelkes, A. T. Hanso, Pearl Loonier. Max Nelcen and wife. May Uroy
hllt.J. II.Hondersoiuiud wife. Honulo Harry, Nellie llogan, George Jensen
and wife. Mrs. Thomas Ashford, Jr. Helen Stldworthy, Margaret O'Neill.
Frank 11. Wny. 1'hllo McAfco and wife, F. B. Buukwalter, Ulara Blume,
Oharles Holsworth. James llarrls ami wife. W. W. Armour. Anna Fey.
Henry Francisco, Cora MldkHT.K. 11. Ioinls and wife, Klmer Blessing and
wife, J. I.. Ulanohard and wife. Geo. (Jain and wlfo, Josoph O'Dell and wife,
I,oula Wllklns, Herman Boost and wlfo. Fred Beerman, sr. Herman Kbel
mid wife. Htophen Joyce and wife. Mary Timlin. Ira Waddeii and wire. J).
Moklnley, John Maliiilng and wife. Mary It. MaBoath, Mrs. Geo. J. Boucher,
Mis. KlUSUles, b. a. UouiI.h and wife, Mrs. John h. Nixon, Henry Ostmeyer
and wife. Hester Herwcv. Mrs. AlmoduJ.Ream, Fred Klppor and wife. M.O.
Thorn and wife. KHthorltoss, Win. Wollway. O. 8. Hollman. H. II. Pilgrim
and wlfo, Olive Htlnson, Horace Button. Margaret Brldenbaugh. John Kru
ger and wlfo, Helen Hhull. K. II. Grlbble. "'
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CORRESPONDENCE
Ia(NOiesi)ioseisDsosijosDt(iiooisot
HUBBARD.
William Goetlz and wife were oity
abbppers this week.
Frod liurtolg was the, UtsJ. one to
thresh this sensou. Thy report smnll
grain to be pretty good.
Mrs II (J Hansen vuited at the Pas
Nelseu homo oui day last week.
Wo have an a-snrtmeut of Boy Scout
pocket Ituivoi, olmiu attached just
vliat joui boyiKods OAndersonCo.
Jobu Hook well is suffering from h
sprained ankle euiised from a team be
coming frighteued and upsetting the
wagon,
loo Hitguu bought u uuw Ford auto
last week.
liill Itoouey wan iu the city tho first
of tho week. Ho wont by auto,
Mrs Jobu llogan went to Sioux City
the first of the week.
Wo aro well supplied with work
shirts, overalls and baivestorb' gloves.
C Anderson Co,
L'Uiru Brick apunt tbo pust wiek at
tbo Carl Larson home.
Charlotte Hartnett whh a visitor ut
the Johu Geeen liouiu last week,
William Mvere, a 8 iou- Citv atook
bover for Walter lime, was in Hubbard
Tuesday.
Tom Long bad u cur of hogs on the
market last Saturday.
Vacation time is bore und wo can
supply you with lunch goods from the
coletirated Ueiuz canned goods. U
Anderson Co.
tioula Larsen and wife visited ut the
letter's parents near Emerson over
Sunday.
Work will soon begin ou the Plum
Grove school houHe in tlie Geo Jensen
district.
Goorgn Timlin and little Ron Jimmie
were among those who saw the ele
phant Tuesday.
Sam Thorn bus beeu enjoying a
visit from his sister the past week.
Herman Nelsen aud wife visited at
tbo Ohris Smith home near Jackson
the first of tho week.
Heinz prepared spaghetti with to
mato sauce, served hot or cold, at C
Anderson Go's.
Our teachers all atteuded the insti
tute this week at Dakota City.
Our boys played the Jackson team
laBt Sunday and got beat. The game
weut 7 to 2 in favor of the visitors.
Guess our boys won the booby prize
that time.
OhristonReo is taking his vacation
now as rural carrier.
A large bnnoh from here attended
the fiarnum aud Itailey oh cue Tues
day T"
Dress shirts, neckties, sucpeiiilers,
bandkerohieta and very thing in gents
furbjsniugs. C Anderou Co.
Mamie Clanssen was uu over night
visitor at thu U Nelseu home Batur
dt .
Vigo Audrena, of Rockford, III, was
hern visiting friends tins week.
Mary Huituett went to (Jliieagn Inst
week for an extended visit.
Dmii llertnett visited the tlrst. of the
week at the liodt-iua home at Vista,
Miss Erlanh vi ited tho past week
ut the Tom Graham home.
Wo want to buy your imtter, eggs
anil cieaiu,, C Audereou Co,
Gurl Mogensen, of Sulix, la, with
his family, visited relutlvee hoio this
week.
'Albert Mullen motored to Sioux
City last wook.
Dan Hartnett and family uutoed to
Sioux City Tuesday evening.
Hunday school at U:4o o'clock u m.
Public worship every 2nd aud 4th Sun
day of ouoli month at 10:30 n m, in the
Lutheran church. The catechetical
class meels every Wodnesduy at 9:110
a m, and every 2nd and 4th Sunday
at the same hour.
Peter Peiers. who was seriously
injured last week at the home of bis
father, id recovering very rapidly and
will soon bo able to come home from
the hospital.
uerman neiseu uuu who were iiaoa-v
son callers Monday.
Ireue aud Chai lotto Thornton spent
the past two weeks here visiting l da
tives. Johnny Mitchell, of Nucnra, was iu
Hubbard Suudu-. .
Mabel Olaussen was au over night
visitor Saturday at the C U Rasmus
sen home.
A large number of friends ussembled
at the Chris Jucobson home Sunday to
remind Mih jROobsen of her 44th
birtbduy. The hours were pleasantly
spent and everybody left wiahiug Mrs
JacobBou many happy tuturns of tbo
day.
Farmers Find iiere
Their ideal Bunk RipeReady and Eager lo
serve them faithfully and well with EVERYTHING
m GOOD Hnnhing "Safety Over AH.V
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Keep abortion of deposit here "For That Rainy Day"
that maycome to all.
Certificates.
0 & 1 luvchtnioutR.
Steamship Tiekote.
"Safe iih a Government Bond."
-Insurance. CI 001) Hanking.
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WATER TRIPS
One of the most delightful vacation trips possible
is a boat trip on the Great Lakes the travel
cost is low.
Duluth to Chicago, one way, .'
Duluth to Chicago and rptinti, !:.
Duluth to Bufln'o. ui.e va, ,
Duluth to Buffalo and, return, .
Duluth to Isle Royale and return,
M:als and berth included
:i ti'lp
$27.50
10. to
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Ob.i n
, 11. 'so
Excursion Fares East and West
via the
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.
B. C. Buchannan, G. H. MacRae,
Agent, Dakota City, Neb. Gen'l. Puns. Agton, St. Paul, Minn,
nobis, Mrs Williams, Miss Hazel Wil
liams, Misi Mariou Halstead, Miss
Gail fields John O'Grady, 8T
years of ago, waa brought to Pouciv on
Monday ot this woek by Jim Howard,
a son-Ui'law and a wealthy farmer,
living uear Hubbard, in Dakota coun
ty. Mr Howard consulted with the
county attorney aud sheriff iu regard
to leaving the old gentleman at tho
county poor farm, and was iufuimed
by them that Mr O'Grady wai uot e
iniuuty charge in Dixon county. Nev
ertheless, upou leaving towu that
evening, Mr Howard left the old
gentleman at John Tucker's roomiug
house, sajing that the sheriff would
oall for him the nextrooruiug, Thus
the old geutlemau, who is blind, was
left for the authorities to cam for,
The next day the matter was tkn
lip with a son, Cornelius, who lives
near iu Dally towuship, and ho made
he neoesaary arrangement to keep the
od geutlemau iu a home in Dubuque,
la! Mr O'Grady is bliud and almost
helpless. He has lived iu Dixon ooun
ty for 47 years, . , .Rlohsrd. Long, ).
iug Jtut this aide ot the Dakota county
line imbibed too freely of "the oftp
that cheers" one day last week and
w ken he left Jackson for home, bo took
aJHTatesfl. Arriving uear hone he
flMidleel so k44 the jag i weeds
vtWi he pioee4ed to do, Soou after
WraitWMal fertuejug, butorerlooked
M, TkftaUoii gang wm working
iMsiiy m4 tw junped to the oonelu
l(m H4 they had stolen the jug, He
ffant hack to the house aud got his
shotguu und going down to where the
men were working throatonod to shoot
them if they did uot deliver the jug.
After some parleyiug tbey oouviuoed
him that he had better make auotber
searoh for the missing ooru juioe before
begiuuug hostilities. This he con
sented to do with the result that the
jug was found iutuot where ho had left
it. Satisfied he took bis jug and weut
home, The section mt-n, however,
dfd not relish the Idea of looking down
tho muzzle of a shot gun, ao tho fore
man came to Pnnou aud awote out
warraut for Lung, oharging him with
attempted assault Sheriff Mankell
wflH? "owu Monday morning and
jit uim to t'onoa, where he was
ned Jtiefore County Judge Pales,
lead SUiltv to the obaroe aud
e Pe a Messed a fine of $15,00
Vff against uim,
vrhero tbey spent the dai iu tln Jus
L Leahy home. From them Father
Ldahy goeK to Wisuer, Neb, his old
home, to Bpend a few dajH.
Frank Mullnlly und Itay Hall have
gone to the harvi- t llelde of the Da
kotus. Luke Murray uud family have inov
ed ti Waterbury, whom Air M unity
has employment.
Mrs William Smith, of uiueliugo, i
Null, spent over Sunday tt itli rclnliwri j
here .
Jaokeon defeated Ilnlil.nitl iu a In. 11
game hero Suiuluj. A lartt ciouil
Hiiw'tho game, j-hcore 7 lo 'i
Mrs J E Welsh mid uhihireii depart
ed Sunday for Minium Vnllo;, In, t'.
speud a week with lelativcH.
The MisHCM Katharine and Muigaict
Qninn ictnrnud lai-t Friday fiom n
veok'a visit in the Oe Mer homo in
Sionx Ciij.
Mahtt-r Gtorgo McHalo and Hi'ster
Beruico, who peut the pant uitiuth
iu tlio homo of their giaiulnaruiitH, re
turned to their homo ut Fnirlmn, Neb,
tho last of tho week ,
Leo C Kearney and family uutoed
to Newcastle Sunday und spent the
day with friends.
Died, at his homo near Goodwin,
Neb, August 5, 191!), Henry MoKiver
gau, uftor an illness of u fow days of
typhoid pnoumonia. Docoiiscil is sur
vived by a widow nnd ono child.
Our school ma'ams iiro attending
the institute in Dukota'City this week.
Thos Murruy arrived homo from
Missoula, Mont, Monday, aud thinks
there is uo place that looks so good to
him us "dour old JaakEou."
Blanche nnd Annie Waters spent
Suuduy with the Misses Uussey ut
Sionx City.
Beginning next Mcndaj. August 11,
the stores will elosn at 8 oVlouli p m,
except Saturday evenings.
Mutt Zulanf returned from an unto
trip to Omaha Tuesduy evening. Ho
(was accompanied home by Frank IS
Hoguu, of Omaha, who will spaiul tho
week with rolutives here.
Dan E Dngqun, of Sionx City, is
enjoying a fow workh' vacation, which
tin ia spending bote uud at Goodwin.
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PHURCH NEWS
MKTHODleT.
Ilev.J.Orewi, Pattor.
Hervlcss at the MetUodlst Kpltoopal
enuretj every Sunday as follow-! Preach
lug kt Ham: Sunaajr gchoolat lusui; ola
mesttna it m: Knwortn Leasuo SsSU p ml
nreaoldnii T:tu P m. 1'rayornieettOB Tburs
day evenings at 7;)
lUTHSRAM.
Kev. 8. 1,. Keller, fa-tor.
DAXOTaOITV
Hunday soueol every fluaday ate:46am;
Miss HUnon HauilUoaMiparintendeurr
preaetilng at TUWp iu. eyary Houdajr.
S4LXM
Praacnlng evtry Buadiiy t Ham: Hun-
oay acaaot nromotiy at'iuaw. r, f.um
H-irvuu. mlllH.mit
TtutfiJitdloli cordially Invited to all thaia
servient-'
JACKSON.
Mrs Ed T Kearney is u guest in tho
Ed Latta home nt Tekeiuuh this week,
Ohris Lauterbikugb, uf 'Pouca, is
visiting relatives here.
George Teller lost one of his driv
ing horses last Saturday.
The Horace Dugau, Oavanaugb und
J W Collins families aro camping ut
Crystal lake this week.
ijorn, to Mr and Mrs P Gormulley,
of Goodwin, Neb. July 31, 1913, a
daughter.
The Misses Bourne Hartnett and
Alioe Howard, of Hubbard, spent
several daya the tlrstof the week with
Mario Leahy.
Helen Kearney departed last Fri-
(or u western trip which will idolude
Thermopolis, Wyo, and Miles Oity,
Mont,
Tho Misses Alma and Onnie Thies,
who spent the summer iu the J W
Fennell home, returned to their lomo
iu Denver, Col, tho laBt of tho week,
v Mrs J P MoEven and children, of
Sioux Oity, are guests of her brother,
Thomas Sullivau.
Goneveio Brady dopartod Satur
day evening for Laurel, Neb, to visit
relatives aud fiiends.
The oiroua in Bioux City Tuesday at
traoted a largo uumber from this
plaoe.
Rev Fr W J Leahy and mother, Mrs
U Leahy, aud Miaaea Ella and Agues
Leahy aud Mary A Boler and James
Sutherland motored to Wayne Suuday
Ui
RHEUM A TIO SUFFERERS
SHOULD USE
Tha Bemt Rmmetiy)
For' 'mill forms ofx
Rheumatism
LU MB AG On
SCIATICA. COUTJNEURALCIA.3I
AND ) KIDNEYATROUBUR
lSTOIftTHE PAINJ
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usa n
sampuc 'BD-topa- ntcc on moucar t
Swanaon Rheumatic Cure Co
atm-aw ww. .imw-i .. wiiiwwm
aouiuu.
Tbo Ella Bruce farm, ndveitiscd to
bo sold at auction Inst Saturday, was
bid in by Mrs Bruce at $100 per nore.
Louis Rockwell uud family epout a
few duys at Crystal luko last week.
A numbor i f our school mu'arms iiro
uttonding teacherh institute at Dakota
Oity this week.
JaB Allaway, jr, attended a lodgo
moeting in Dakotn Oity Saturduy
ovouing.
Jus King and Frod Oclmudor wero
iu the county seat ou busineMt Mon
day. '
The ladies of the Luthoruu church
will servo dinner ou tho 12th of August
(Woodmuu piouiu tiny) iu tho uuw
building of the Furmors' Exohnngo.
Peter Peters, who was Injured ltiBt
Friduy by falling from 8l'ed onto a
sharp post, which entered IiSm breust
and exposed his heart and other oi
guns, is nt St Joseph'-i hospital iu n
critical condition, with little hope for
his recovery .
VuuNico, who pitohod forjthn team
horo iu the eurly seasou, is working
out on the Bioux City leugno team.
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DISTRICT COURT DATES
For tho Eighth Judioial district nt
Nebruska, for the yenr 1913:
,... arch 17, November 11)
.KeliruaryU. Septeuilwr
., ..February xi, Ootobord
March 3. Heptotubor H
.aiurcnxi. nucvuiiwri
Ouuilng ...
Dakota
Htantuu...
dollar......
Dixon
Tlmrstou , April II. Uetoberlit
Tbo tint day of each tenuis set (or hear
application rorcltlzuimnip papers.
Guy T Qntvea. Judge.
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