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Special Prices for
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1 can Plum Pudding .... - 35c
1 2-lb can Mince Meat 50c
1 25c can Salmon. '. . . .20c
2 cans Sauer Krant 25c
4J4 ibs Coffee , $1.00
3 Cans Salmon 25c
3 cans Peas . 25c
1 30c can Pineapple . 20c
Get our Prices on Ladies' and Men's Hosiery.
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Fresh, Meats
Cured Meats
Salted Neais
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First publication 11-6-1 w
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Ill tho county court of Dnkotn county, Ne
braska. In tho matter of tho estato of James L.
Taylor, deceased.
Notice Is hereby siren, that the creditors
of the suld deceased will meet tho execu
trix of said estato, before me, county Judge
of Dakota county, Nebraska, at the county
court room in Said county, on the 4th day
of April, 1914, and on the 2nd day of May. 1914,
atlO o'clocka. in. each day for tliupurposoof
presenting tholr claims for examination,
adjustment and allowance. Hlx months
are allowed for creditors to present their
claims and one year for tho executrix
to sottlo said estato, from the 1st day of
November, 11)13.
This notice will be publlshod in tho Dako
ta County Herald for four weeks successive
ly prior to tho 4th day of April, 1914.
Wltnoss my band, and seal of said court,
this 1st day of Novomber. A. V. 1918.
D. O. Heffernan,
seal. County Judgo.
First Publication 11-20-4W.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant!.
In the District Court of Dakota County,
Nebraska.
First National Bank of)
HiouxClty, Iowa,
Plaintiff.
vs.
Crystal Lake Distillery
Company and Crystal Luke
Distillery, Incorporated,
Hnell A Moran, a co-partnership
consisting of
James a. Snoll and Will
iam F. Moran, Sioux City
Bolter A Shoot Iron Works,
it copartnership consisting
of Robert Wlldman.George
K. Wlldman and Robert
Wlldman, Jr., Kdwln It.
Chapman, Charles Watson,
Fred D. Bailey, Charles
C. Claggett, William Mc
Call and Henry C, Clark
and Ansonla Copper & Iron
Works, Incorporated, u
corporation, Defendants.
Crystal Lake Distillery Company, Snell &
Moran, a co-partnership consisting of
James G. Snell and William F. Moron,
James G. Snell and William F. Moran,
Sioux C2ty Boiler & Sheet Iron Works, a
co-partnership consisting of Robert Wild
man, Qeorgo K. Wlldman. and Robert
Wlldman, Jr., Kdwln It. Chapman, Charles
Watson, Fred D. Bailey, Charles C. Clag
gett, William MaOall, and Henry C. Clark.
James Q. Snoll, William F. Moran, Robert
Wlldman, Gporge K. Wlldman, llpljer
Wlldman, Jr.. Kdwln R. Chapman. Ouarlcs
Watson. Frpd I). Bailey, Charlps U. Clasp
gptt, William MpCall, Henry O. Clark, and
iVnsqnla Copper & Iron Works, Inporpprat?
(Hi, u corpor(Uoni ipffim)nnt9, will take nor
t joe that on tho 6tli day of November. A. D,
1Q13. nlalntln heroin, filed its oetltlon In
tho district court of Dakota county, Ne
braska, against saia aoienuants, tuo oujeot
and urnyer of which are to foreclose a cer
tain mortgage executed by tho defendant,
Crystal Lake Distillery Oompany, upon ull
of block ten (10) oxcept lots thirty (twj, thlr-ty-ono
(31) and thirty-two (32), and all of
block nine (9) and tho vacated alloys in said
blocks nine (9) and ten (10), and the vacated
streot between said blocks nine (91 and ten
(10), nnd also lots thirty (SO), thirty-one (31)
.Hid thirty-two (32) in block seven (7), nil in
Martin's Addition to South Stoux City,
Dakota county, Nebraska, to secure the
payment of two promissory notes dated
Uotober6,lvl2, one noto for twenty thous
and dollars, and one for ten thousand dol
lars, due and payable In one year from date
thereof; that there Is now due on said
notes and mortgage tho sum of thirty-one
thousand and eight hundred dollars with
interest at eight per cent from October fi,
1913, rtnaplolntUT prays that said premises
may be sold to satisfy the amount due
thereon, and out of the proceeds thereof
tho plnlntlir may bo pnld tin amount ad
judged to be due them on said '110108 ntld
assistance w issuea jrpm tins Court to
aiu.
place tno purciinser at saia sum ,rtnd the
grnnteo In said deed ill possession of said
promises, and to have decreed and ndjudg.
(id that thu plaintiff's interests by virtue of
Mild mortgage Is supeilor to the interests
of said defendants, and that said Interest of
plaintiff be supeilor to the claim of the said
defendant, Crystal Lako Distillery. Incor
porated, under and by virtue of a lease
ana agreement wmi inu urysiai imko lii
tlllory Company and other interests In and
to said property, the nature and extent of
said claims to said plaintiff unknown;
nnd superior to the claims of the defend
ants, Sioux City Holler A Sheet Ironworks,
Robert Wlldman, George K. Wlldman nnd
Robert Wlldman, Jr., and Kdwln R. Chap
man, Snoll A Moran, James U. Snell and
William F. Moran, under aliened mechan
ics Hens; and superior to the claims of the
defendants, Charles Watson, Fred D, Bai
ley, Charles U. Claggett. William McOall.
and Henry C. Clark, under contracts ana
agreements by nnd between tho said de-
mortgage wiui imercsi anil costs of salt;
rtnd that upoif final conMrihatioh of said
"aTp andrxocutiJ6n finll diivpry fei sH 3
Itlerlffisllpeaof said r'pal estate, 'a writ J.r
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fendnnts and the said Crystal Lako Distil-'
iuij uuiuuuuy unu nie suiu urystni uike
Dint 11lniv TnnnnMi.nlotl nnd .!.... -
ests in nnd to said property, the nature and
bawii.ui Ditm uimiua ui saiu ueienuants to
tnla nlnlntlff HnVV.nmti . . a.,.....,... -i.
claims of the Ansonla Copper fc Iron
'"i iiiuuiiiuinreu, unuer an alleged
Judgment against the said Crystal Lako
lllfltlllnpv flnTtlnun v . an.l .n t.nn .11 ,
claims or interests of said defendants
uuiiivu uorein ueciarea ana aajuuged to be
Junior and inferior to the said mortgage
and the same subject to the said mortgage.
oh or before the 29th day of Deoomber, 1918.
iiun. iiAiiuKAl, UABK OF SIOUX UITT,
Iowa, Plaintiff,
By It, K. Evans and J.L. Kennedy,
. , . Its Attorneys.
Dated November 19, 1918.
Local Items
Pare apple cider at Van do Zedde's.
Judgo R E Evans wont to Omaha
Sunday on legal business.
For Sale Badiant Stewart base
burner, in good shape. B M Boals.
Miss Bessie Pomeroy of Shelby, la,
is spending a few weeks here with her
sister, Mrs, 8 T Frum.
Mies Benlah Bsrnett retnrned home
Saturday from a six weeks' visit with
relatives at Humeston, la,
Mrs Mell A Sohmied returned home
from Liuoolu, Friday, leaving her
daughter, Mrs Dryden, on the way to
reoovery.
Ohas Hall and wifo and Jens Jensen
went to Marshall, Minn, last Thurs
day, where Mr Hall rented a fBrm for
the coming year.
George Wiikins and Harry H Adair
went to Omaha last Friday to attend a
a meeting of tho Suriners. Mrs
Adair accompanied hor husband,
OarlBoam went to Liinnnln Tmm.Lv
and brought) his daughter Qraoo home
from tho Qrthopedio hospital, whero
she has been for the past live months
taking treatment for an injured foot.
Mrs Hattio Mason, of Fullorton,
Neb, is here on a visit with relatives
and old frionds. Sho also visited at
South Sioux CitV. whero thnv rnuiflnrl
until a few months ago, nnd where Mr
Mason operated a drug store.
Announcements of the marriage of
Albert E Houso, of Spencer, Neb, to
Alice O SoarleB. of Brintow. Nnh.
on November 10, 1913, wore received
here the past week. Mr House's flrst
wife was Miss Nellio Brusflold. who
died about six years ugo.
Chas Hall and wife and J F Hall
and wife went to Waterbury tiundaj
to attend tho funeral of Mrs 0 U
Cleveland, who died near that place
Friday night of last week, age 80
years, Mrs Cleveland's son, M H
Cleveland, is a son-jn-law of J)(r and
Mrs J F Hall, of tins plape.
Alfred Hpymour returned home
Thursday from a business trip to By
der, N D, While there ho aud his
cousin, Arthur Seymour, purchased a
quarter seotion farm adjoining tho two
quarters already owned by them noar
tho flourishing town of Ryder. Ar
thur Seymour, who has been farming
in North Dakota for several years, will
put in about 500 aorea of small grain
the coming yoar. Besides tho three
quartor sections owned by he and Al
fred Seymour of this place, he has
anothor quarter rented. Somo of the
land is still in pasture, but the bal
ance is all lino farm land. He had
wheat the past season that yielded ns
high as 35 bushels to the acre.
Boal ostate loans. Geo Wiikins Adv
G W McOeatti was a Ponoa visitor
Womlcsday ,
Tho Horald and the A'morican Boy,
one year for $1 G5
Homo mado mluco-meut at Van's.
10 per pound,
The sohools will have Tlnitikflirirlnn
vncft'ion todny nnd Friday.
Attornoy Vail E Purdy was u pas
songor to Omaha Tuesday.
Wo want your liardwaro trade and
will treat you right. Schriovor Bros.
Attend the Bazar nt tlin nnurt limmn
Friday, Decembor Gth. Supper at C.
Tom Boss was over from .Tnffnrnnn
In, Tuesday, a guest of Prof Simpson.
Burn Rood farm on tho Dakota
oounty bottom, I bavo it. Elmore.
' For Sale Two Dnron .Tprsnv main
pigB. Immuno to hog cholera, B M
iioais.
Misa Margarot Warner of Otcnha,
was a visitor horo with friends a fow
days last week.
Frank Sides camo homo from Lin
coln Wednesday evening for Thanks
giving vacation.
Alfred Pizoy and family exptot to
move to their new homo in Sioux Oity
tho coming wook.
Walter Ohenoy and his mothor and
Geo V MaBeath and wifo autoed to
Winnebago Sunday.
Sevoral now doors havo boon hung
at tho court house, to replaco tho old
ones that had becomo dofootive.
Get your supper at tho Bazar to bo
given by tho M E Luclius Aid Friday,
Decembei 5th. 25o is thu priur.
Sam Bouton, of Norfolk, a lmuibr
residont of this place, is in Omaha
this week for treatment for an moor.
DrDU Stinsou, of Leeds, la, nnd
for many yoars a resident of this place,
has aooeptod a position ns pharmacist
in a drug storo at Obert, "Ni b.
Bobt J Browning of Orchard, Neb,
formerly the Bawleigh Bemody agent
in this place, camo down Mouday to
close up somo business matters.
Wm W Beninger lias announced a
public sale of his stock and foam ma
chinery for Wednesday, December,
17, 1913. The Herald printed the
sale bills.
George Wiikins lias rented the Etta
M HpoDcor residence, anQ will occupy
it aa Boon as it is vacated by tho JaB
Clarking family, which will be about
tho flrst of the month.
Accountant John W Tullcys has
finished auditing the records in tho
different county olllcoB and will Biib
mit his report at the next mooting of
tho board, December 1st.
Boy H Dennis, of Jefferson, la, and
MIbs Carrie Oatobins, of Sioux City,,
and Poder Jacobson and Miss Anna
Boese, both of Sioux City, pntrouized
Judgo Heffernan's marriugo murt tho
past week.
The South Sioux City Bocord issued
its "Booster edition" this weak of 24
pages, Dakota county, and South
Sioux Oity get a splendid writenp,
A nice sprinkling of ads adorn its
pages, all looal ads, too.
The Odd Fellows, at thoir meeting
Monnay night elected the following
officers: F L Graves, noble grand;
Guy Sides, vioe grand; John B Evans,
secretary ; Alfred Seymour, treasurer;
Fred Duensing, trustee.
Henry Biermann of Brushy Bend
was operated nn at a Sioux Oity hos
pital last Friday for appendicitis, IUb
case was u serious one, tho appendix
being ruptured. The latest report
from his bedside is that he is recover
ing slowly.
A now timo card goes into effect on
tho Omaha road next Sunday, A
ohange in the timo of tho followlug
trains has been mado: Omaha ex
pross, going south, 2:83 p m; Sioux
City-Norfolk, going north, 4:08 p m;
Sioux City-Wynot, going nurth, 1 :32.
J M Woodcook, who recently return
ed from Book oonnty, was a caller at
the Herald oflloo while in town on
business Monday. He will spend tho
winter in South Sioux Oity and return
to his claim in the spring, Ho states
that crops, especially potatoes, wore
very good this year.
G F Broyhill drove Attornoy S T
Frum and M O Ayros to O'Neill, Nob,
Sunday in tho latler's car. From there
Mr Frum accompanied Edgar Ayros to
Portland, Ore, whuio Iih wa turned
over to tho authoritine, an account of
which appears in our oxclmnge column,
taken from the Sioux City Journal.
The Ladies Aid Bociety of I ho M E
church will hold a Bazir and supper
at the court houoo Friday, December
the 5th. Tho Bazar will open at 2 :30
p m. Here you will bo able t find
suituble Christmas presents far yoitf
frionds. Supper will be served, be
ginning at Q p m., price 2,5 conts.
By ordor of tho postofllco depart
ment, under date of November 5, lQlft,
poBtmasters and rural carriers aro di
rected to bring to tho attention of
patrons that all flrst oluss mail mattor
should bo stamped beforo depositing
in box. Wheo this is not praotioal
coins left in boxes to bny stamps
should be put in ooin holders and not
inolosed in onvelopes, wrappod in pa
per, nor left looso in boxes.
Tho timo for mailing Christmas
packages is drawing near, and caution
notioes aro being sent out by tho post
office department warning patrons to
seourely wrap, tie, and plainly ad
dross their packages for mailing. A
placard pasted in the lobby of tho
postofllco reads: "Christmas parcels
should bo mailed curly, seourely wrap
ped, and addressed plainly. Parcels
may oo marked 'Wot to be opened, unti.1
Christmas,' or wjth a sirallar'direotioii.'.'.
PrQgr-mn fqr Home
maker' Meeting
Tho HomeraakerB club will meet at
the home of Mrs Dr Maxwell Saturday
afternoon, November 20, at 2 o'clock,
Piano Solo Mrs Ada Sliorman, Dakota
City.
Roll Call Answered by recipe for pud
ding. Minutes,
Vocal Solo Miss Sarah Krlach, Jaoksou,
ReadlngMrs Bernard Boals, DakotaClty,
Discussion "Christmas Suggestions," led
by Mrs A J Krampsr, Dakota City, follow
ed by Mrs Kiln Moloney. Slonx flltv.
Reading Mis Snyder, Dnkotn City.
Question box Uonducttd by Mrs K 11
Orlbble, DakotaClty.
Vocal Solo Mrs Klnnell, Jackson,
Heading Mrs Herinuu Fouts, So Sioux
Oity.
Piano Solo Miss Pearl Learner, Dakota
City.
All are cordially invited to attend.
tMTV HteRAtDj DAKOTA ClA NEASl
Mrs Joseph Harris
Called by Death.
From the Homor Star.
Mrs Dorothy Harris, ono of tho well
known and highly respeoted pioneer
ladies of Dakota county, passed away
Thursday ovoning, November 18, 1913,
at hor homo throo miles southeast' of
Homor at tho ago of 73 years.
For tho past year Mrs Harris has
nut boon in robust health but only
within tho past two mouths was her
condition considered critical.
Mrs Harris wbb born Juno 7, 1840,
in Derbyshire, England, and in 1545
with her parouts, Mr and Mrs 'John
Smith, oamo to Amorioa and sottlod
in Erio county, Ohio, whero thoy lived
fifteen years. In 18C0 with her pa
rents sho oamo to Dakota county,
Nobraskn, Tho trip was mado by
team.
On November 20, 18G0, sho wsb mar
ried to Josoph Harris, To them was
bom twelve ohildron, ten of whom aro
still living: Mrs Maria Connors, of
St Paul. Minn; Mrs Dol Sanford, of
Dakota City, Nob; Mrs John H Har
ris, of Horsey, wis; Joseph H Harris,
of Emerson, Neb; Mrs William Manoy,
Jurs Josopu Johns, aush Johanna E
Harris, Gcorgo 11 Harris, John B Har
ris aud Bobort E Harris, all of Homer,
Nob. All oxoopt Mrs John U Harris
wero with hor at tho timo of her last
sickness and death. Three brothers,
John Smith, jr, Joseph Smith and
Bobert Smith and two sisters, Mrs Sa
ra Smith and Mrs Louis N Smith, sur
vive her.
Mrs Harris possessed tho esteem aud
coufidonco of every one who know hor.
To tho family aud liomo sho was ab
solutely devoted hi .1 her greatness
was in her homo life. She wns a lov
ing nnd tender mother end n dovotod
wifo. .
Besides rearing a largo family and
devoting her hands tu many good
worKB, tu have lived fifty yoam ut tho
old home where doath called hor, was
tho unusual record loft by Mrs Harris.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon and sorvioo canduutod by Bev L
E Leoklor. pastor of tho Homer M, E
ohuroh. In tho Omaha Valley cemete
ry, beBido tuo body of her husband who
diod October 8, 1000, tho loving help
mate of a long and happy wedded
union was laid to rest,
I HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Tho 10th grade of tho high school
guvo tho following Thanksgiving pro
gram Wednesday afternoon, Novom
ber 20, 1913:
Thanksgiving Proclamation Lloyd
Bridenbaugh.
Becitation Paul Mason .
1 Vooal Solo Koith Evuus.
Recitation Rudolph Lischke,
Instrumental Helen Biermann.
Booitatiou Samuel Heikes.
Becitation Lcouo Heikes,
Beoitation Buby Dierkiug.
Helon Biermann,
. Samuel Heikes,
LeonoHeikeB,
Committee.
Tho pupils of tho (Kill, sixth, sev
enth and eighth grades gavo tho fol
lowing program:
Opening Song School.
Beading Thanksgiving Proclama
tion Barbara Neiswangcr
Becitation, Landing of Pilgrims
Anna Evans
Recitation, Tho Corn Song Goldio
Frederick
Beoitation, When tho Frost is on tho
Pumpkin Bennio Leech.
Boading, Indian Life Elsio Lor-
Beading, Pilgrim Life Thomas
Howard
Beading. Thanksgiving in Olden
Time Lola Heikes
Flag Salute and Amorioa
Tho following program wns given by
the third and fourth grades:
Song Tho Shell
Beoitation, Thanksgiving Wllford
Beam
.Beoitation, November Walter Sey
mour The "Harvest," (Dialoguo) Leono
Smith, Dorothy MoBeath, Helen
Sundt, Pearl Powell, Mildred Freder
ick, Sammy Stinsou, Maurice Noi-
meyer, Warren Heikes.
Beading, Story of Pilgrims Helon
Wnlden
The First Thanksgiving Helen
Krnmper
Becitation Nollio Triggs
Beoitation Flojd VanHorn
Song
Beoitation Nova Altemus
Becitation Clara MoDormott
flooitation Laura Whaloy
Pri gram of first and second grades:
'A Boy's Opinion" Kenneth Wal-
den,
"Tho Dlsobodiont Turkey" Qer-
aldino Heikes.
"A Prayer" Helen Smith, Katie
Van Horn, Mabel Sundt.
"Thanksgiving at Grandpa's" Bung
by six boys
"Thankful for What ?"Bartloy Jones
"Why the Pilgrim Fathers Mado
Thanksgiving" Toddy 'Graham.
"Thanksgiving Ooekicg Class" Bv
sovou girls,
HUBBARD.
Carl Andorson make a business trip
Jo Blair, Nob, last Tuesday.
Outing flannel and calicoes. i,n cad-,
less varlticu at C Audorsoty Co'tf.
P.at Jones aiitopd to jjakata. City
Monday,
B H Qrlbblo returned last wook ta
(lis home at Chambers, Neb,
Wo want all your eggs, buttor and
produce, and will pay the top prioo
for it. C Anderson Co,
A baby girl arrived at tho homo of
Mr anu Mrs Alfred Harris Friday
of last weok,
Ed Campbell camo down from
Boresford, 8 D, last Thursday, ro
turning homo Friday,
Seo our stock of blankots aud com
forters, wo can anit you iu prico and
quality, 0 Andorson Co.
Our sohools closed Wednesday for
Thanksgiving vacation.
Born, to Mr and Mrs Louis Bruit
echo, Novomber 21st, a flue boy.
noavy underwear ty fU ii;ad,eq and
priooB, and a, larcoatboktOBelqli'lJr
makes buying oany at 0 Anderson
Do's.
W W Boningerwill hold an auction
sale at his plaoo Dccombor 17th, be
fore removing to Olmmbers, Nob, to
tako up his rosidonce.
Havo you tried Millar's coffee?
Evnryboby likes It thai uses it. O
Anderson Co.
G II Ogburn had a car of hogs on
tho market Tuesday, and Allwoin
Bros a car of sheep.
A full lino of cooking utinsols, and
tho best enamel waro on tho markot,
at O Andorson Go's.
Phil Beifls and Peto Andoraon will
farm tho John Flannery placo next
year.
Sunday aohool at 10 o'olook u m.
Public worship overy 2nd and 4th Sun
day of each month at 11 a m, in tho
Lutheran church.
Last Sunday tho following were ta
ken into tho Luthorun ohuroh by tho
rito of confirmation : Essio Francisco,
Laura Boaoh, Adna Andorson, Wcanor
Anderson, Bobort Hanson, Margarot
Hansen, Spphua Hanson, Martin Han
son, Kriatino Jcnson, Bos a Hansen,
JenBoy Johnson, Lizvio Basmusson,
Arnold Knudson, Hans Niolson. Tho
ohuroh was crowded, Tho ladies had
decorated the ohuroh for tho occasion.
Tho choir, St Pauls, of Homer, ren
dored somo excellent singing, whioh
all helped to make tho sorvioo Impres
si so.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
(OFFICIAL)
Dakota City, Neb, Nov 24, 1013.
Tlio board of county commissioners mut
pursuant to udjournmunt, momboni pros
out, (loo WTIinokor, Chalrmnn;0 W Fish
er, Tt'n done, nnd (loo Wiikins, county
chin, , .i.i 'ii tuo followluir proceedings woro
had. v
,The following bonds woro approved
by tho board:
Marsrarot A Murphy. county superintend
ent of Dakota county. Neb.
John R Million, deputy MiorlfTof Dakota
county, Nebraska.
DUHefToruan, county Judgo of Dnkotn
bounty. Nl)rn,kn."
Hoard approved tho third quarterly ro
poilof DO Hpffoman, county Judge, Ku
rort shows fees collected In tho sum of
$472,00.
The following claims wero allowed
on the county Bonoral fund:
Mnrgarot A Murphy, for typowrltor..t M) 00
Miles T Rollly, boarding paupers, oto. W to
Thomas Ashford, clothing furnished
Willlo linker , i. ..... 18 65
Dakota County Humid, publishing
tarliit.oto , , si6
S W Foltz, repairing road grader nnd
scrapers 14 CO
IiulapondoutCa-Upcrntlvo Ull Co. M
gals oil , 3 75
Goo WHklns, stamped onvelopos, toll,
eto 41 84
J W Tulloys, for 101 days auditing
books of county oniclnls 1010 00
Fntrlck Jones, dnmnges caused to
land by change of rond.., ,. 010 00
Ira Waddell, for mowing .woods, and
repairs. ,j , so 00
Zlon Olllco Supply, two gross pen
points ISO
Klopp & Unrtlett company, legal
blanks for county Judgo 2 00
B A Htlnson, provisions furnished'
li " I'll- h Jfl
1 o iii.,,4i., ,Mii.lin u.t( ... v,
clnui , 7 7b
Goorgo Timlin, goods furnished coun
ty 400
Tho following clnlmB wore allowed
on tho county brldgo fund:
PC VanOlovo, repairing culverts.. ..! 0 80
lleardslicar A Davis, bridge plank
eto 85 00
Kd wards A llradford oo, brldgoplank,
oto 13 10
Kdwardi A llradford co, brldgoplank,
eto C4 85
Iloattv contracting co, two ' wheel
scrapers nnd planK 09 00
Ilcntty contracting oo, constructing
and matorlal of Hwlngel bridge 2003 60
Beatty contracting oo, constructing
andmnterlal for Hlmmons brldgo, .2101 10
Louise Van Ient. repairing culvert... 6 00
Martin Hasmusson, repairing brldgo. 10 60
Hans Bonnlcksen, snmo , H 00
Tnoinns tieacom, bridge work ,, 82 00
Henry Mnhon, same H 00
Jorry Shauahnn, same 8 00
o Mahon, same 4 00
Wm Rush, same , 0 00
M J Loguo, same , 4 IK)
Thomas Qormally, same , 8 oil
M J Hyncs, same 182 00
Tho following claims woro allowed on com
missioner dlstnot No 1:
W II Sundt.drngglng road I 23 00
Ira Waddolt, dragging nnd rupulrlng
roads 110 05
Frank Loamcr, dragging roads,....,,, 4 60
Tho following claims woie allotted on
commissioner district No 2i
Martin Rasmusson, road work I 77 60
linns Iionnlckson, san.n..,,. ........,, 27 70
George Deroln, saiuo , 12 )
Charles Frlckon, saino 15 00'
MTlleacom, same , 22 60'
Moryl Hlloman, same 4 00
Thomas J Hartnett. dragging roads.. 21 00
James Hmtth.road work 10 oo
Joseph llagnn, same ,....... 22 60
Tho following claims woro allowed on
commissioner dlstrlot No3:
ohnrles Hoch, road work $ 10 00
KJ Klonorst, snmo 20 00
Harvey Zontmlro, dragging road 2 00
Tho following claims wero allowed
on tho road district fund:
Harvey Zontmlro, road worlcdlst l.i.f 41 60
F W Beermau. rood work, dlst 2 18 uo
John Kruger, poll tax refund, dlst 2.. 3 60
Fred Hcuulto. poll tax refund, dlst I,. 2 60
Thos Hnrtnott, road work, dlst 4 , 8 00
J F Kennelly, rond work, dlst 7 14 OJ
Thomas Uonun I ly, load work, distH.. a 00
.loun iiusu, iuuu worn, uist a ,,,.. UK no
Henry Malum. rood work.dlstd 4 00
M J Hynes. road work, dlst B 41 on
Josoph Rush, road work, dlst H no 00
wiiiiam iiusn, roau worK.uist uo 00
M I I.ogue, road work, dlat 8 10 oo
Daniel lUil.. road work, dlst H 4 00
Kiutl Hliu, road wort, dttts 400
Martin Rasmusson, rond work, dlst 10 43 60
James Houdrlokson, roud woik.dUt 10 U 60
Albort Bchroeder, rood work, dim 10.. 4 00
Larson Bros, toad work, dlst 10 o 00
chrls Miller, roud work, dlst 10 2 00
Max Nelson, road work, dlst 10 400
JamesMcCuo, road work, dlst II 48 00
l'htl Hareusen, road woik, dlst 14 00 U)
N A Nnn, rond work, dlst 14 Ul 00
olirls Mogenson, road work, dlst 14.,,, IU ro
Hnno Iionnlckson, road work dlst 20., iss 00
John Hurty, poll tax refund, dist2l... 2 60
Thoo Kluhorst, loud vsoik, dUt 0. .,.,.. C 00
Board ordered olork to correct personal
tax assessment of tho Bank of Dakota coun
ty, tho snmo being doubly assessed on 1011I
estato in the sum of jl.ioo.oo.
Board accepted real estato dedicated to
tho public, for use as a public highway,
from Foidlunnd J o'ohnuder nnd Anna
O'chandor described ns follows 1 A strip of
land stxty-slx feut wldcoommonclngat tho
southenstcornor of northenit quartor of
the southosst quartorof section W, town
ship 27, itiiiKufc. etuttofttiaetu I'M, in Da
kota county, Nebraska, thence running
noriuniong tno east siuu or said section 24
Blxteon rods, thonoo running In a north
westerly direction twonty-nlne rods to in,
torscct with county road No Vi, k,iQwn. a
tho Fred J O'ohnnder roiuf, (u a point
twolvo rods west of tUo'enit Bie of mA seo
tion twony-niip1
Board prdurpd. county treuror ta trans
llll- lUlUlltUlNHJ KIHIUIUI llIHl, Ut 1UJ1UWS1
district Ho. In fund. K12 from sphooj dls.
Ulct8( bond fund, and 5.(yi frovn tho vil
lage fund of Homer, all o4 wtdcU u to oor
rect errorln douUlp assestnueut on lmproy
monts en vniimwlots iu udd viltago of Ho
mer, v lileh &ald sums were refuvulvu to per
ami who woro tujurwl thereby . out of tho
uoneral fund,
Board adjourned to meot Doe 1, l
OKCWILKINS,
County Clrk.
:tt.2f Worn ta,to fund, HSI.W from ohoo(
How's This?
We offr One Hundred rellr rtcward for n
esse o( Calarrli ltil niiuol bo cured by RUlt
CaUrrli Cure.
r. J. CIIKNRY A CO., Ttilwlo. O.
VV. the undenlKnciI. bi" known V, i. Cheney
tor the lost A yroin, and believe him perfectly lion-
orsble In all biulueiis transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made by tils (Inn.
Waluino. Kinnan a Uarvin.
Wlioleaale Urumlita, Toltx V,
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken luitrnaUr, tXnil
directly UMin the blood and mucous iittUw oC thS
yatcm 'leatlmonluU aent free. I'M) 74. crnta pc
iillln. Hiilil liv nil IlrimilUU. M ' T' r
lako Hall's Family 1'llla lu cqoatjoatlga,
" v ,'
file Herald. $1 per
ST N SON'S
Specials for Saturday, Nov, 22
For this Daiy Only
2 cans Standard coin .....'. 15c
3, 5c lead pencils -.,.. 10c
1 75c bottle Woodelixir. . '. .'. .''p.; ....... .65c
1 fancy Plate ;.,." ,i 10c,
3 cans Cove Oysters x. ...'.' 25ct
1 can Menu Catsup ;..'...'. 10c
1 cun Fish Flakes , 10c
3 lbs Wraa Beans ; 25c
9 lbs Sugar . ,50c
1 can of 25c Gold Leaf Preserved Loganberries or
Strawberries for 20c
10 discount on all our Sweaters.
Fresh Oysters, Meats of all kinds, Sweet Potatoes,
and all kinds of Fresh Fruits for Saturday trade.
Stinson's
Daftott. City,
Just Thankful
For all God's good gifts the faithful friends the customers
the "SMItfJ ALSO" the "Joy of Living" in the best country
out o' doors,
May YOU enjoy the day feel and know it is good to live
in this grand old Corn Belt, where the suu of Prosperityeyer
shines with undimmed fervor.
Yours for GOOD Banking,
The Mid-West Bank,
w.1. T. Konrnr-y. President "That ALWAYS treate jbu KIOIIT."
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