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Graceland Park- Cemetery
Is now acknowledged to be the most
beautiful cemetery in Iowa. When you
own a lot in Graceland your expense
ends. The Care, Beautification and.
Up-keep is provided for Forever by our
Care Fund. Once you own a Lot
in Graceland you have the positive as
surance that for all time it will be cared
for without further expense.
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First publication 10-2 4w
NOTICE OF OPEKINQ ROAD.
Btato of Nebraska, County of Dakota, 89.
Notlco to Land owners.
To all whom It mar concern:
The commlsslonorappolnted to locate and
establish a road commencing nt the south
east corner of he southeast quarter of sec
tion one (1), township twonty-nlno (29),
Hnnite six (0) east In Dakota county. Ne
braska, running thence oast on section line
between sections six (O)and sevon(7). town
ship twenty-nine (9), range seven (7). east,
one-half mile to and terminating at tho
southeast corner ot tho southeast quarter
of section six (0). township twenty-nlno
(29), rnnge seven (71, In Dakota county, Ne
braska, has reported In favor the establish
ment thereof.'and all objections thereto, or
claims for damages, must be filed in tho
County Clerk's office on or before noon of
the 22nd day of November A. D. 1918, or such,
road well be established and opened with
out reference thereto.
.Goo Wilkins,
County Clerk.
v First publication 10-10-Sw.
Ooder of Hearing and Notice of Probate
of Will.
In the County Court ot Dakota Coanty.
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, County of Dakota, ss.
To Mary L. Goodwin, Mattlo H. Graham
and to all persons interested In the estate
ot Ralph Goodwin, deceased:
On reading the petition ot Mattle H.
Graham praying that the Instrument filed
In this court on tho 14th day of October.
1918, and purporting to bo the last will and.
testament or saia aeceasea, may oo proven
mid allowed, and recorded as the last wIlL
and testament oi liaipuuooa win, aeceasea;
that said Instrument be admitted to pro
bate, and tho administration of said estate
be granted to Mattle H Graham as execu
trix. It is hereby ordered that you, and all per
sons interested In said matter, may and do.
iiDDOarnt the County Court to be hold In
and for said county. on the Gth day of No
vember. A. D., 1918, at 10 o'clock A. M., to
show cause. It any there bo, why the prayer
of the petitioner suouia not do grameu, nnu
that notice of the pondency of said petition
nm! that the hearlnir thereof be Riven to all
persons Interested in sold matter by pub
lishing a copy ot this Order in the Dakota
County lieraia, a weeitiy newspaper print
ed in said county, for three successive
weeks prior to Bald day of hearing.
Witness my hand and seal of said court,
this 14th day ot October, A. D., 1918.
D. C. Heffkknan,
skai.. County Judge.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
u mercury wDI surely destroy the wise ot smell
ana completely derante the whole system when
entering ' It through the mucous surfaces. Buck
article should never be used except on prescrip
tions from repuUble physicians, as the damage they
will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly de
rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J.. Cheney & Co . Toledo. O . contains no mer
cury., and is taken Internally, acting directly upon
-we blood and mucous surfaces ot the system, in
buying Ball's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
S'nulne. It Is taken internally and made In Toledo,
Mo, by F. J. Cheney Co- Testimonials tree.
Bold by Druggists. Price. 76c. per bottle.
Take lull's Family PUIS for constipation.
Don't forget
still in the lead.
Breuns coffee, it
Van sells it.
is
Cash Grocery Store
Special Prices, for
Saturday
3 pkgs E C Corn Flakes 25c
18 lbs of Sugar $1'.00
3 Cans Lewis Lye 25c
1 pound of Full Cream Cheese 20c
Two 15c Packages of Buckwheat Flour, ,25c
5 Boxes of Matches for 20c
3 Cans Salmon ,. 25c
Get our Prices on LadW and Men's Hosiery.
....Highest Price Paid for Produce....
W. L Ross
DsaJtsttai City, Ntbraskix '
Auto 1511.
Iowa 3079.
Cemetery Phone
Auto 6341
Local Items
Gond actor Geo W Carter, of Omaha,
was a Sunday visitor at the M O
Ayres home. v '
Kirk Ream, of Axtel, Kas, was a
visitor here at the Geo T Woods home
from Saturday until Monday.
DrUH Maxwell was callod to Lin
coln Sunday by the serious illnees of
Mrs Dryden, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Mell A Sohmied.
Barney Gribble expects to go to
Onster county, Neb, as soon as the
weather moderates, and ereot Bomo
buildings on his ranch.
About the worst blizzard that has
visited this section for many moons
swooped down on us Tuesday morning
and left several inches of snow in its
wake.
Don Forbes shipped a oar of pota
toes of his own raising from here last
Friday, the shipment going to mer
chants at Hartington, Neb, where the
crop was short this year.
Ohas Mo Ulashaa brought a replevy
in case against Eugene Gibson, of Bly
burg, before Justice Bookwell, Mon
day, to recover a wagon wheel that he
had loaned Gibson. He got the
wheel and a judgment for the costs of
the case.
Mrs Fred Sohlieve. who was opera
ted on at a Sioux Oity hospital recent
ly, returned here Wednesday of last
week and will remain here with her
mother, Mrs 0 B Howard, until she
fully recovers. Mr Sohlieve, who
oame. down from Bnrge, Neb, to see his
wife, returned home Snnday.
Upon an invitation from Olive
Branch lodge No. 274, A F & A M,
Waithill, Neb, a number of Masons
front here went to that place Monday
evening and put on the work in the
1st degree. The party from here made
three auto loads, and was composed of
the following members of Omadt lodge
No. 5: Harry H Adair. Walter Che
'ney, Geo W MoBeath, Geo Wilkins,
Frank H Forrest, D Q Evans, Robt E
Evans, W L Boss, Geo 0 Orr, Sidney
T Frum, John H Beam and H J)
Wood. The visitors were right roy.
ally entertained by their Waithill
brothren.
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Office: 608-609, Farmers
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Deputy Marshal Sides went to
Lincoln this week where the federal
court is in session.
Van de Zedde has the best grado of
ooffee for the money ever sold in town
H lbs for 1 1.00. Try somo of it and
be oonvinoed.
Miss Ethel Patterson returned Wed
nesday of last week from a visit at her
home in Knox connty, and is again
baok on the job in the telephone ex
change. Bev S L Koller performed the cere
mony of marriage for William A
Mann, 47, and Mrs Evaline Harting
ton, 35, both of Sioux Gity, on the
26th inst.
James Brown, in the employ of
GriLble BroB, coal and ice dealers at
South Omaha, came up last Thurs
day for a short visit with old friends
hereabouts.
Meetings all this week at the M E
churoh except Saturday and on' Fri
day eyening the district super
intendent, Bev E E Hosman, will
preach. All services begin at
7:80 pm. '
H J Williams, president of tho Cit
izens bank of Sharon Springs; Kus,
spent Sunday here at the home of his
uncle, Luther Hnrdin, He was on
his way to Aberdoen, S D, on a busi
ness trip.
Bev J II Lowis, of Ponca, and Bey
L J Powell, of West Point, secretary
and president respectively ot tho Ne
braska Synod of the Lutheran churoh,
were'guests a few days last week with
Bev B L Keller.
Mrs M M Dunn and daughter,
Grace, of Oanton. S D, were visitors
at the home of Mrs Dunn's daughter,
Mrs Ed Frederick, in this place Suit
day. Tbey were enroute to Grand
Island, Neb, where Miss Dunn will
enter a business college.
Frank Hale, who with his wife . is
spending the winter in California,
writeB the Herald from Wallaoe, Gal,
to send his paper there until further
notioe, lie adds that it makes ono ap
preoiato his homo paper to be so far
away among strangers. (
Mell A Schmied returned from Lin
coln Monday evening where ho had
been at the bedside of his daughter,
Mrs D D Dryden, who is dangerously
ill. Mrs Sohmied, who has been with
her daughter for the past two weeks,
will remain until she is out of danger.
Fred Sonriever came near loslog an
eye last Friday afternoon while doing
some soldering in his workshop. Some
acid he was using in his work blew
into his eye from the hot sodleriug
iron and caused him considerable
pain until he oould got to tho drug
store and get something to relievo it.
The Wm Flege case, in, which Flege
is being tried the third time for the
alleged killing of his sister on their
Dizon county farm two years ago,
came up for hearing at Pender last
week, states tho Ponou Journal, but
because of the fact that the officials of
Thurston county had failed to call n
jury it was found impossible to try the
case and, therefore, it went ovor until
the next term and will probably come
up for hearing dnring tho early part of
noxt January. Tho defendant and
his attorneys and the county attorney I
ui xjh.hu coaoiy were present. xuv
attorneys for the defense, so it is un
derstood, have no objection to the
case being tried in Pendor, so more
than likely next January will see that
plaoe the seat of another legal battle,
Tom Ourtis and John GUI, tlte two
highwaymen oaptnred by A L Math
wig, city marshal of South Sioux Oity,
Monday after they had robbed a com
panion named John It' Veato), of $85
while the trio were enrouto to Crystal
Lake, wero bound ovor to the district
court by Justico Clements at South
Sioux City Tuesday. TUe holdup
was pulled off near the half-way house
where tho three men had alighted
from tho street car to go to the lake.
Ohas Harnett, who happened to wit
ness tho holdup, notified Mathwig ami
the pair worp run down and captured
in a nearby corntleld, Thoy are now
laguishing in tho county Jail awaiting
the conveuing of district court in t eh
ruary. Sheriff Mahon in searching
the prisoners found a twenty.dollur
gold cortifloate under the insole of one
of their shoes. The hill was about
half torn in two, and answered the de
soription of money taken from Veatel,
Veatel gave bis residence as Coffey
Till, Ksb. I j
Real estate loans. Geo Wilkins Adv
Fred Hughart and wife left Wed
nesday evening for Hartington whore
Mr Hughart will do tho Booking in u
hotel.
A social dance will be given in the
Ayres hall Friday evening of this
week, Parker's 4-pieoe orchestra, of
South Sioux City, will furnish the
music, ,
G F Broyhill, of this place, was the
oalr one from this place who cot iu
on the land drawing just pulled off by
Unlo oaui. He got Uoly and says he
don't thiuk he will fllo on that high a
number.
MUo Alida Weeks weut to Rosebud,
S D, last week for u few days visit
with her mother, Mrs Helen Weeks,
postninstor at Rosebud. Her mother
had been ill, but she left her much
improved.
Mrs Mary Pizoy returned home Sat
urday evening from Booliester, Minn,
where she had been for two weeks re
ceiving treatment at the Mayo Bros
hospital for facial trouble Her
daughter-iu law, Mrs Alfred Pizey,
was with hot at Rochester.'
An editor, jn Illinois 4iko. started!
about twenty years ago with 75 oents
is now worth $10,000. This is owing
to his frugality, good habits, striot at
tention to business and the fact 'that
an uncle died recently and left him
$9,099.
' One of our subscribers complains
tuat he did not get Um paper, He is
right. He did not get hist paper, nor
uiun't got ours, no suouia not com
plain that he does hot get our paper
until he writes a letter boginning "find
inclosed." We have paid for the pa
per anil are entitled to stop it if tho
aforesaid reador does u,ot pay up,
Saveo.
SALEM
Miss BeaUioe Blessing
visited
friends in Salem last wook,
Andrew Davis and family spent Sun
day in Dakota Oity at the Alfred Soy
more homo.
Wm Ueermau, of Battlo Creek, Nebl"
visited Monday and Tuesday with his
mother, ired Beermun.
Mrs O Haokett, ot West Union, la,
came Tuesday for a visit nt the home
of hor uncle, Horace Dutton,
The baskot social billed for last Sat
urday uight was postponed until Mon
day night. About $20 was cleared,
Kristoff er R Smith and wife were
down from near Ponca last Saturday
for a short visit with their daughter,
Mrs F Dierking,
Miss Leono Lance, of Homer, is vis
iting with Miss Pearl Loamer while
her mother is ou a visit at the Emery
uoamer uomo in ivuusus.
Mis Bell Black, who has been here
on a month's visit with tier parents,
Wm Barnett and wife, returned Wed
nesday to her home ut Bushvillo, Nob,
Dean Oornell roports a yicld of
about DO bushels of corn to the acre
this year, Cues Heikes bus somo that
will mako 00 bushels and some that
will hardly muke 2D, and that is the
way it will run all over the bottom.
The Missonary Aid will meet at the
homo of Mrs Louis Armbright, Thurs
day, Oolober 80th at 2 p m. Tho Oc
tober committee is Mrs E H Gribble,
Mrs Archie Ootightry, Mrs Oluy Arm
bright uud Mrs L H Armbright, Four
o'clock lunoh will bo served,
Tho little 2i-year-old sou of Mr and
Sirs Henry Sundt was badly burned
Wednesday, and was taken to a Sioux
Oity hospital for treatment, The lit
tle fellow wus playing arouud a gaso
lino stovo when his clothing caught
firo. Ho ran out doors and before his
mother could get to him his body was
badly burnod.
Mrs Elmer Blessing was hostoss to
tho W Y D club Wednesday. Pump
kin lanterns and Halloween favors
mado an attractive luncheon table.
The menu consisted of sandwilches,
Dragon's teeth, Dovil's cuke, Spirit
kisses, Imps dolight, Goblin's chill
and Brownie's broth. Mrs Flora
Stading gained honor in guessing the
charade.
REAL E8TATE TRAN8FER8.
Bfi1BO,t.0,'Nol,u Wfi1? lannory, lots
11 to IS, block 1, llodares addition to
Jackson., , ,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,.,,.,,1 fio
Mary lllenslng to K M and O W Uless-
jng.pt of sjfse .!-....., . 8S0Q
JSBBpauldlnirrud Uoio H Taylor ta
Catherine ilaaau. lots iu 3d ity add
toKoSloux Oltr,. ,.. ,,..,. ,f , soo
Loan & Trust Bldg. SIOUX CITY, IOWA
COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS.
Dokota City, Nob, Oot 27, 1013.
.Tho board of county conimlsslonors mot
pursuant to adjournment, moinber pres
ent. Goo V Tliaoker, Ohalrman; O W fish
of. Thos Long, nnU aoo Wilkins, county
plork; when the following proceedings were
uadt
The following claims were allowed
on tho. county general fund:
JohnTDallcy, for viewing and exam
ining road ...i 6 00
T J O'Connor, for livery litro in caso
of State vs llavls 6 qq
Know 1 ton A Manning, for provisions
furnlslind Monroe and fflild...., Ji M
Klopp A Bnrtlo t tOo. lcuill blanks for
county ludgo 307
E A W Olothlng Oo, for iult. shoos,
bio iorii'oa novr".., .,,.. ,, , rj (i
Uiilvoi II i'ii l . ,1 u 11 m m qui,
oxaniiiiiLn..i. ii,imlii.iik i. t.i
J W lloonoy, Uvory lilro for county
commissioners 8 00
J K Munger, board of health foe z 60
i,HnaH.Jlonra' am n
O UBmlloy, aamo bo
James Klynn.samo s in
jiuuimuim ce niopiions uo, blanks for
oountv sunflrlntniirtnnt. miH
Nobrnska Culvert A Manufacturing
A.v.o'Ia,lo?.1icHvet, iffl o
Miles T Kollly. boarding paupors.eto. 101 SO
H A llrown. sonalrlnirinniintv a-nrini 94 Aft
J I Rockwell, two davs services as
balllflt..., , 4 00
Shrank Mahon, salary for October, toll
oto 107 W
The following' claims were allowed
on tho county bridge fund:
Gouls trrlokon, bridge work.,,,,. ..,...$ 8 00
Geo N Goorsenson.samo .....,., M BO
Potor Boranson, tamo i 11J0
Arza Parker, same 8 00
Martin Hough, samo , S 70
Tho following claims wore allowed on com
missioner district No li
llarvoy Zontmlro, roaddraglng $ IB 00
tho roiiowlng claims woro allowed on
commissioner district No z:
William GUI, road work t 43 00
John D TUacker, same 188 66
in m lineman, same lw 00
Henry Francisco, samo osoo
Henry Wolf, samo is 00
Troir Doroln, samo t 48 00
J P Beacoin, samo z8 00
Wm Honldgor, road work and road
dragtng ., o 00
Hor Armour, road workf..,,, 12 oo
M T Heacom, samo ,,... los 00
Trofrporoln.samo.w... it 00
Josoph Hagan, samo i 08 60
Tho following claims wore allowed on
commisalonor district Mo 8:
K J Klohorst, road work! , i m 00
II O ltasdav. same . ha mi
Carl llurcum.samn 44 IX)
Geo W Smith, same rt H
John Williams, sumo 8 60
I
uuo jouns, samo ,, j 60
Tho following claims were allowed
on tho road district fund:
IIO Hllcman. road work. illnt lo .t 4ft tk
Arza Parker, road work.dlstSO 0 00
juarun nougn, roau work, Ulst 18... , zri 00
Tho following claims wore allowed ou
sw amp dltoh fund:
Fred Beorman. cleaning swamp dltoh t SB 00
Board adjourned, to meet N.ov 24, 1918
UEO. WILKINS.
County Clerk.
Homemakers' Club.
The Homemakers' club will meet at
the homo of Mrs B A fitinson Sutur
day afternoon, November 1, at 2
o'olook. ,
PROGRAM
Piano Solo Miss Hester Herwitr.
Boll Oall Answered by reueipo for
pie.
Minutos.
Reading Mrs Bernard Boals.
Disoussion Fall work in and around
tho home Led by Mrs John Sides,
Vocal Solo Mrs O W Fisher.
Beadiug Mrs 8 L Keller.
Question Box Conducted by Mrs
E H Gribble.
Piano Holo Misa Pearl Learner.
Every ono cordially invited to thoso
mootings,
Report of the
Hubbard
Condition of
State Bank
The
of Hubbard, oharter No. 713, in tho stato of
Nebraska, nt tho close of business Oct
obor SI, 1018,
ItKHOUKCEH
Loans and discounts J 08,736 00
Overdrafts joo 44
Banking house, furnlturo and fix
tures 2,18000
Current exponsos, taxes and Inter
est paid 1.38187
Duo from national and
stato banks ,. 81.6K) 01
Currency ?ju& m
Oold coin...... l.ujuoo
Silver, niokols and coats. m eti !a,708 01
Total , ,.,I1S8,631 so
MAlKI.iTIKi
Capital stock paid In i 10,000 00
nuriiius lunu i,wu uu
Uuulvldod prollts 2,001 VS
Individual deposltn sub
ject to check , 139,760 21
Demand cartldcales of
doposlt 6,255 43
Time cortltlcates of du
posit n.83 7 122.WB 87
Depositors' Kuaruuty fund l.ovrm
Total,.., ,,.,itiW3i no
Statoofloua. )
County of Woodbury. 1 " I. Michael Waters,
cashier ot tho above named bunk, do hereby
swear that the above statement u a correct
and true copy of the report made to the
stato bnnklmr board. Michael, Watbbs.
Attost J. H. Waters, Director, Oashlor.
D. F. Wators, Director.
SulMcrlhod and sworn to before me this
27th day of October. 101S.
Geo. Timlin,
(seat.) Notary Public.
My commission expires Kept. IB, WIS.
The Herald, $1 per(Mx,,
We Will Make
Removals
from the Dakota City Cemetery Free
of Expense to lot owners.
All Lots Sold on one, two, three, four
and five years time with the first pay-
if
ment one year from date of purchase.
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STINSON'S
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Specials for Saturday, Novrl
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For th& Duty Only '
2 pkgs Post Toastieb 25c
12-5c pkgs Matches. .-' , ,.t5c
1 Gallon Sweet Apple Cider .- 35c
f
1 lb Wisconsin October Cheese-. '.',., .',. 23c
3 pkgs Yeast Foam.: .... , 1.1. , w.. .10c
New ry Urna Beans per lb. . ' ,10c
3 cans Plymouth Baked Beans. .,..., .' 25c
Our Stock of Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
will be Complete for Saturday
Stinson's
Dakota, City,
Zhe Hereld
To You and Yours
a most hearty invitation to call and "get Acquainted" with the "BJDfltik.
for ALL the People." that's Bipe, ife.uy nd E.Jer to mJ?b 5kfii7
and well, withEVERYTHINa-in GOOD fliBUnV !2fiM
P.vaminn nnw mams Qafti T .. tl. TT
'"t .. D "" vervain v
j r- '-"-i ".... r.iTBto uu
uu iBi.il uiuB muBu wuu uo
fliciuociB Know ior joursoli, tiio '
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o urtiuuatua.
G aad 1 Investments.
Btenmship Tiokots.
Insuranoo,
Report of the Condition of
Bank of Dakota
The
City
of Dakota City, charter No. 904, In the state
of Nebrnska, at the close, of business Oot
oberm, 1D1S,
ncsouncBS
Loans and discounts t itssm ea
Uanklng houso furniture and fix
tures, ., QM nn
Ourront oxpensos, taxes and Inter
est Dald OROnua
Duo from uat'l and state
banks 147.080 70
Ourronoy .,.,. j.gtl ou
Gold coin.... ,... 415 uo
Silver, nickels and cents. ,(4 SB 61JCTM
Total '..TmMoS
LIAUILITIKS
.X
Oupltal stock paid In , laMiOO 00
Hurpliw fund 4m
undivided proilta , U.sao 40
Individual deposits sit ' "'"" w
lecttooheok t 74,679 88
Demand certificates of
deposit 2,868 42
Time certificate of de-
poult.., 118.1W 73
Duo to national and
state banks HXJs70-"Sgl,Qi8 IK
Depositors' guaranty lund,, :.;,,., i.bst as
Total ,,! joo.wd jg
Btatb or Nbbkaska, 1 .
County .'Dakota, i1'
I, M. O. Ayres, president ot tho above
named bank, do hereby swear that the
above stuteiuent Isacorreot and truo copy of
.uu ivwtv uiauu 10 mu siaie oanxinK Doaru,
Attests HO. Ayres,
Oooruo Carter. Director. President.
Harry X. Adair. Dlreator.
Hubscrlbed and, sworn to before me this
niu uuy oi uciooor, 1V1D.
J. J HIMSHS,
Mot&rv iubllA.
Mr comaaMla.sB4rM January W.1M7.
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fimju W JttBT BANK
"That ALWAYB treats you RIGHT.'
Ed. T. KearneyPtesident.
Report of tha Condition of
The Bank of Dakota County
vte!on0-h,,lteNoM,' la the State of
otorffMD 0lOM 0f t,u,tne8S Oot-
BESOURCEB
.S11? Biid discount f 167,804 08
Overdrafts , 080 01
Banking bouse furnlturo and fix
tures jura
Current expenses, taxesand inter
est paid..., 4,8eo 03
Due from nat'l and state
-bank , 24.216 08
Ourreuoy isjmo oo
Gold coin 2,05 00
Silver, nlckols and cents... 08 20 K.21RJK
Ttal ,.,. 188,874 o
LIAUILITIBS
Capital stock paid In ,,t 20.000 oo
Surplus fund m as
Undivided. proMs..,,, ,,,,, 10,494 la
Individual deposits sub-
ieatto oheok 166,140 40
Demand certlttcatesfof
deposit 198 75
Time certificates' of don Ls
POalt.. .......,,., 1WJM 148.618) 21
Depositors' guaranty fund,... y .. 2,et 8g
Total , , , .iivet-'
StatbopNkbeaska, i "' '
County of Dakota. i
I, Leo o. Kearney, cashier of toe aaeva .
named. bank, do hereby swear that Mm
anove statement Is acorreot and tnw oow a
the report made to the state banking DaaH
Jf. O. ATHas, Director. " OaiHsi
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