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ijjrnjra
Trade Marks
Designs
Copvriqhts &.c.
Anyone lendlnu a rtetrh and deacrlptton mar
mlrklr fUPHftalll ntir Ghtlllon free whAthop an
liiTeiitlon It probably patentable. Conisunlch
ttoniatrictlrcontldentnil. HANDBOOK onl'ateuu
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aunt froo. Oldest OECncr for kwurinir oatenta.
1'atonta taken tbrouab Munn & Co. roculre
tptelal notice, i Ithout cnargot la tho
Scientific Jliiicricnit
l handiomely HhMtratad weeltlr. IJtreeit clr.
ulatlun of unr arlentldo journal, 'i'crinj, ( o
'nan Jnurnionthi.il, Bold bjoll newndoaleri.
MUNN &Co.30,B' New York
iltanch once, cU V FU Waihlnuton, )). C.
Roul oatato lonnB, Geo Wilkins Ad?
1 Qirnoli, of Sioux City, was hero
on LbrfuitTM Tuesday.
Don't forgot Rrcuna coffon, it is
still in tbo lead. Van sells it.
Donald B.nt visited his brother,
Will Bust, at Ponea from Friday until
Monday.
Mr and Mrs Guy Sides welcomed a
baby girl tn tlioir homo Thursday of
last week.
MisB Froo Entrakin of Sergeant
Bluff, la, visited Suuday at tho S A
Stiason homo.
Tho uowest and best drug storo in
town is tho Dakota City Pharmacy lo
cated in StuiBon's storo.
Mrs Will Powell has boen confined
to'hor bod tho pnst week, beiug seri
ously ill with gall stones.
Yon can 11 ml a full lino of paints,
oils and brushes, always on hand, at
tho So Sioux Pharmucy,
County Attorney 8 T Frnm and
wife visited over Sundny at Dunbury,
la, with Mr Frum'h bother.
Bo a citizen of Dakota City and boost
always for your own town by buying
yous drugs at tho Dakota City Phar
macy. Thoro will bo a Bpeoial meeting of
tho Masonic todgo Saturday evening
of this wook for work in tho 3rd de
gree Mrs Elsio Welch and two children
wero hero from Hinton, la. whuro
thoy conduct n restaurant, and Bpent
tho week visiting relatives.
To the Public I have secured a
tomporary loontioli ic tho S A Stinson
storo whore I have put in u supply of
drugs with which to tako euro of tho
prescription work until I can rebuild.
All proscription work will bo properly
and carefully attended lo in the mean
time. D. M. Keiswanger.
Shr'ever Bros have moved that por
tion of their stook of hardwure whioh
waB savoujirom tuo recent nro, irom
tho rear of tho It E Evuns building
whore it was stored, to the briak btoro
building where they have Hooured tom
porary quarters, and whore they will
be pIoiiHfd to meet all ttieir old cus
tomers unci friendB.
T D Rich and wife, of Wisnor, spent
several days hero the past week visit
ing their children, Prof A B Rich nnd
Mrs F L Graves. Tho principal ob
ject of their visit hero was to meet
their daughter, Mrs 0 11 Patterson,'
who stopped off hero whilo enroute
from Puge, Nob, to Crookston, Minn,
where she und family aro moving onto
a farm,
Rev Geo B Warren, of Blair, Neb,
had tho following announcement in
his ohuroh notes. His brother, W R
Warron, was pastor here for two years:
"Got a telegram that my mothor in
Canada had passed away. My brother,
Rev W R Warren, of Groely, Neb, and
myself ezpeot to be present at tho fu
ueral. Mother had arranged that her
six sons should bo tho pall bearers.
Wo expect to return Maroh 14th.
Subscribers to the Herald living on
the routeB or ut other postoflloos should
notify us by oaid when changing tbeir
address. People moving in should no
tuv the postouioo tho firs thing in re
gard to heir mail, and unless they do
their mail is liable to bo held at the
office for several days, und may be re
turned to tho sunder if their return
oaru should bo printed or written
thereon. It only takes a one-cont
oard to give tho proper notice
A three-dollar paper and two othor
papors, all for $2, is the offer of tho
Lincoln Daily News. That papor and
tho woekly Independent Farmer and
monthly Poultry Topics, all three
mailed from now until April 1, 1015,
for tho $2 just as u trial offer. Thoy
all stop when time is np. Tho Nows
is a pioneer in independonoo and hue
no entangling alliances, cither person
al, privute, corporate or party. It is
frank, open und above board, does not
print liquor or naBty medioal adver
tisements, and does not knowingly
admit fraudulent advertisements of
any kind to its columns. It is a livo
wire proposition for Nebraskans, full
of cartoons aud illustrations, und nith
th so two other papers sort ot helps
to bringdown tho high cost of living
as far as newBpapors aro conoerned.
Sond $2 today to tho Linooln Daily
News and all three papers will start
at onoe.
Carl Fredoricksen, who assumed the
postmastorship ut Hubbard about four
yours ago, when Fred Shumaoker do
faulted leaving his bondBtnen of whom
Froderiokson wub ono, to pay a short
age ot about $1,000, has boon missing
since Monday, March 2nd, whon ho
left for Sioux City, whoro ho had ar
ranged to go to work for Myers Bros,
wholesulo harness firm. Siuoo then
nothing has beon heard of him. Els
two duughtora, who woro his assist
unts, continued to run tho postofilco in
bis namo. Monday of this week tho
bondsmen, fearing that ovory thing was
not as it should be, took charge of tho
ofilco and deputized Georgo Timlin to
look aftor tho business until a U 8 in
spector could como und untangle the
affairs. It is believed that u shortage
exists in tho fluanoes of tho ofilco, but
how much is not yot kuown. Ho wbb
bonded by a surety company of Omaha
for $1,500, und tho nurety oompany
wub protected by an indemnity bond
signed by flvo residents of Hubbard
precinct. It is rnmored that a short
ago of about $1,100 exists in tbo of-floo,
Mrs G M Best, of Sioux City, wan n
Suuday vicitbr hnre.
Clyde Creco was down from Allen
over Sunday visiting friends.
Frank F H&aso wub down from Em
erson Thursday of last week on btini-
tlfBrf.
John F Sidos, deputy U S marshal,
was in Omaha on ofllcial business
Tuesday.
Emmott Uileman moved Saturday
to tho Ilonry W Lahrs homo southwest
of town,
Will Phillips leaves this week for
Saco, Mont, whoro ho has n claim to
look aftor.
Aug Borg, who resided on Walker's
Island tho past your, has moved to n
farm noar Ponca.
F II Forrest and family autood to
Moville,,Ia, Sunday and visited Mrs
Forrest's parents,
Remember all packages dolivorod to
tho Dakota City car froo of charge, by
tho So Sioux Pharmuoy.
No bottlo washors wanted at tho
Dakota City Pharmaoy. Everything
sterilized, now and cloan.
Melford Lothrop, eldest con of M
L Lothrop and wifo, is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Word reoeived from John J Veitz
and wifo announces their safo arrival
at their now home at Berlin, Conn,
Mrs J Grows went to Omaha Wed
nesday to visit relatives for u few
weeks aud tako medical treatment,
navo your Duetur telephone yo"r
next proscription to tint bouth Simia
Pharmacy. Export work ; perfect
service.
P Stewart aud Ohristino Goltz, both
ot Linooln, Neb, worn married by RdV
J Crews ut tho M E patronage on
Wednesday of last wook.
Mrs J T Eilmartin and baby arrived
hero Sunday from Norfolk to spend n
weok or so with Mr Kilmiirtin, solici
ter for tho Yeoman lodgg.
Erio AiiHiiob is assisting Frod Duen
sing with tho janitor work at the
school honso, Mr Duonsing being kept
at homo purt of tho day by his wifuV
siokr.ees.
A bulletin isupd by tho Nebraska
state board of health gives tho number
births reported in Dakota county for
1913 its 122; deaths, 62; mnrriagop,
205; divorces, 7.
Mrs Jas Fisher, of Sioux City, and
Mrs Joo Goedert, of M inila, la, came
Wednesday to seo thr.ir mother, Mrs
red Uuensiug, who nua boon Berious
ly ill for sumo timo.
Mrs C B Howard and sons Edgar
and Thomas, loavo the first of next
week for Santa Hosa, Cal, on a viit
at tho homo of Mrs Howard's daugh
ter, Mrs Tlico E Bliveu.
Burd Blivon, an old Dakota county
boy, now living at Powell, Wyo, wns
hero the past week visiting relativi-s
and old Dakota connty frionds. Ho
departed for homo Wednesday.
The soimon on "Tho Business Side
of tho Churoh" will bo given by tho
puBtor, R v 8 L Keller, at Salem and
Emmanuel Lutheran ohnrahes Sunday
tho 15th inst. All urgently requested
to bo present.
Tho Kozy Studido now locatod at
Fourth and Douglas streets. The
biggest, best variety of small sizo pho
tos in the city. Special Postal cards
and stamp photos. Seo us aud savo
money. Kozy Studio.
About fifty gontlomen friends of
Will H Bnrgor assembled at his homo
Monday ovoning and helped him cele
brate his 48th birthday. An elegant
lunch was served tho guests and a
pleasant evening was spent in cards
and games.
Tho patronal feast of tho church at
Jaokson will ho celebrated on Tuesday
March 17, by solemn high mass at 10
am, A musical and litorary program
will bo presented in tho evening in
the parish hall, An address by a
well known speakor will also bo givon
Washington land suitable for dairy
ing, bog raising, poultry raising, fruit
growing, market gardoning, wheat
raising, etc, near Spokane Wash, for
salo at very reaBonablo prices. Call
at tho ofilco of Edwards & Bradford
Lbr Co and get lino lithographed fold
or showing jands,
Word was reooived from Chas Hall
and family of their safo arrival nt their
now location at Garvin, Minn, Thoy
mado tho trip by auto, loaviog here
tho morning of tho recent flro. Thoy
ran into a blizzard (a common thing in
Minnesota) the day thoy left here and
did not reach their destination ua toon
as thoy oxpeoted.
Sir Ernest Shaokolton now contem
plates a trip aoross the anturtio con
tinent, with tho south poio as n half
way station, It U probably tho most
daring journey over undertaken by
man. On another pago o! this week'd
issuo you will Und a most interesting
articlo describing this proposed expe
dition, and wo feel so certain you will
onjoy reading it wo cannot refrain
from oiilliupr it to your attention. It
oosts considerable to provido all the
feature matter wo offer from weok to
wook, aud wo are oxtromoly anxious to
havo our subscribers road tho various
articles provided for them, If you
find somotbing you enjoy, don't bo
afraid to say so. Wo will appreciate
your commendation, and at the same
timo invito your criticism. It is by
tho expressions of our readers that wo
uro best nblo to provido the class of
reading matter desiied,
Tho insurance adjusters wore hero
last week and adjusted tho lossos on
tho Dakota City Pharmaoy, tho Soli
riover hardware storo and tbo F A
Wood law ofilco. D M Nciswanger
had $2,500 on hie stook and fixtures
and $1,000 on tho luiildiug, all of
Water Bonds
Carry 86 to 32
to tho
but wo
got to
lly ii two thirds run jot Hy voto the
people of Dakota City decided on Tues
day to install n system of waterworks
in tho town, A petition for an elec
tion to voto bonds in tho sum of
$10,000 was filed with tho board and
nn election ml for Maroh 10th to de
termine tho question) and with twenty
votes to Hpare tho penplo decided in
favor of tbo bund issuo.
Tho town has always been without
lire protection, depending on a bucket
brigade getting out to combat tho
Humes when called upon, and this sys
tem of fighting tiros in this placo had
bocomo rathor monotonous aud inadequate.
Thoro was some opposition
question of bonding tho town,
hopo und trust that nil will
gothor now und boost for tho improve
ment, as thoy should if they have tbo
iuterest of tho towu nt heart.
Farmers Meet and
Hear State Demonstrator
About one hundred of tho prosper
ous furruors of Dakota county not at
tho couit houso in Dakota City Satur
l'v afternoon and heard 'J W Pugsloy,
of Lincoln, head of tho farm ilomon
itratlou movement of Nebraska, and
A E Auderson, ugent of the Uuited
States department of agriculture, talk
on tho udvisibility of orp-niziug and
soouring the services of it i.emonstra
tor for thiB county.
Threo of tho western precincts of
the ojuuty woro not represented at tho
meetiug, nnd us tho amount of funds
nocovsury to guarantee the biting of a
farm demoustrator for tho onuuty had
not yet beeti subscribed, it wns nr-rnugod-to
hold mootiugs in Pigeon
arcek precinot and nt Vista to put tho
proposition beforo tho farmers in those
localitios, and tho services of J F
Coup, of Wulthill, demonstrator for
Thurston county, bus boen securod to
hold meotiugs at Vista and Pigeon
Crook on Friday of this week.
Auothpr meeting of tho organization
will bo hold hero on Snfnrday of this
week, whon it is hoped that a Biifllciont
amount of funds will bo guaranteed to
meet tho requremeuts of tho depart
ment of agriculture, under tho control
of which theso organizations aro ope
rated. In counties whoro tho movement
has beon tried out it has moro than
met the expectations of those interest
ed. H-
How to Avoid
Automobile Accidents.
To tbo Editor of tho Herald :
Permit me, ploaso, to urge that you
furnish "Rules of tho Road" as ap
pended hereto space in tho Herald.
Thoy embrace 'knowledge with which
it is essential ovory operator on tho
public roads must bo familiar if ho
would avoid responsibility for aoci
dents. Thoy assuredly havo tho hearty
endorsement of tho Dakota County
Automobilo nnd Good Roads Club,
Thanking you for tho courtesy of
space as suggested, I remain,
Very respectfully yours,
F A Wood,
Sooy Dakota Couuty Automobilo
and Good Roads Club.
ItDLKB OF THE ROA1J.
The following rulos should be ob
served by ovory driver of oar or vobi
olo. They havo been approved by tbo
American Automobilo Association:
Vehicles shall keep to tbo right
hand sido of the road.
All vehioles overtaking others,
shall, in passing, koep to tho loft of
tho center of tho road and shull not
pull ovor to tbo right of tho road un
til entirely clear of tho vehiolu passod,
Vehicles mooting eaoh other shall
pass eaoh othor to tho right of the
center ot tho road.
All vehicles turning to tho right in
to another road shall turn the oornor
us nnur tho ourb as praotioablo.
All vehicles turning to tlio left iuto
another road shall puss to tlio right of
and beyond the center of tho inter
sec ling loud beforo turning.''
All vehicles orossing from ono side
of tho street to tho othor shall do so
by turniug to tho left so as to go in
the same direction as tho Jrafllo on
eaoh sido of tho stroet,
Farm Notes.
A Inrra hand's services for tho com
ing season was tbo offoring at an auc
tion held nt Boono, la, recently. A
dispatch to tbo Omaha World-Herald
tolls nbout it. Vincent Mitchell, an
experioncod farm hand, hnd his ser
vices for tho coming farm soasou auc
tioned to tho highest bidder, ho reserv
ing the right to n'ject any and nil
bids. Thero was u good iittondauco
at tlio miction nnd lively competition
iu bidding. Tho alti was mado to
Jrthn Cntinvau residing near Boono,
bis bid ot $35.50 per mouth nnd board
boing tho highest.
A total ohuugo of food and forngo is
tho only cffeotlvo method of contend
ing with "blind stuggors" in horses.
Government exports havo issued n bul
letin deolariug that thoro in a direot
connection botwcoa tho green forage,
exposed pasturaga aud newly out bay
whioh tho horaes oat and this diaoaso.
A comploto ohuugo of feed und forngo
is tho treatment recommenced. Moldy
baled bay has caused tho death of
many horsoB, Many horscB have beon
slain us tho result of using fako cures
advertised by unscrupulous persons.
It is roported that in NobruBkn "black
leg vaoaino" was usod on 1,000 unaf
fected horses. Nonrly 1,500 ot thoso
diod nB n direct result ot this treatment,
AN KA8Y WAY TO BAVE
An investment that pays porbai s
larger returns for tho farmer than any
other just now is tho treatment of his
oats, wheat, nutj other coreuls for smut.
Iu tho ngtrx uite, thousands of dollars
might b - I annually iu tho stato
if tho ind i .it 1 would spoud a fow
cents und t.tko tbo small amount of
timo required to muko tho ttoutment
hinibolf. Full information regarding
such may bo obtained from bulletin
No l.'il of tho Bulletin department of
tho University Farm, Linooln.
FREE UllEEOnRS' DIRECTORY
Au attempt is being mado to im
prove the dairy onttlo of tho stato by
tho Nobruskn College of Agriculture
through the publication of n directory
of dealers iu pure bred und grado
dairy cattlo. Auy person hnving
such for salo may have his namo in
serted if ho applies to tho dniry de
partment of tho University Farm at
once. As soon as tho dirootory is
published it may bo obtained freo by
any prospective purchaser. Tho ut
tompt is to oncourago both tho raising
nnd tho distribution of good dairy
cows in Nebraska.
IMI'ASRAUBE ItOAUH UNNECESSARY
Impussublo mud roads, Bays tho No
bruska Oollego of Agrioulturo, aro un
uecesK iv if 'tii'o t ii o' p'i i iiH'c
spirit iu i. cuiuiuui,.ij iu feiiu iiiua.
propor cure. Tho use of tbo King
load drag is advised whon UBed nt tho
proper timo. Thoro aro no periods of
tho your whon tho drag does not bono
fit tho road, but it does tho most good
when tho soil is moist, yet not too
stioky. Tho Nobrnska soils, whon mix
ed with water, thoroughly worked,
and well baked with sunshino, bocomo
extremely hard and impervious to
taiu. Tho action in becoming hard
and smooth not only helps to shed the
water but also greatly rotards tho
formution of dust. Complete infor
mation us to tho construction und uso
of tho drag may bo obtained freo by
applying for Press bullotin No S3 of
tho Bullotin department, University
Farm, Lincoln.
FARMERS ASSIST OUOLERA
Tho farmer himsolf is tho largest
singlo factor in, tho sproud of hog chol
era according to data colleoted from
tho four demonstration areas My tho
department of agrioulturo. Tho ox-
ouango of work is cruelly responsible
for this, says an animal pa hologist ut
tho University Farm, Helping n
neighbor haul exposed hogs and aftor
ward usins tbo samo wngou to shuok
corn is a fairly oortain mothod of get
ting cholera, Visiting n sick bord for
any reason whatever is a poor prao
tioo. Tho vonitor of stook foods aud
powdors sooks tho sick herds and is
likoly to carry infection, Know posi
tively whoro tho family dog is at night.
If looso, ho may bo miles away and
bring homo his load of germs. In tho
winter, crows have a liking for toed
lots and rango n long distanoe. Tho
old medioal injnni't. on to "cloan out,
clean rip, und Ini cloan" should bo
applied to cuoiuiu outbreaks. AlnKo
a praotico of burning at , once evory
animal thafdies on tbo farm. Sotum
is not the largest woapon iu tho light
iigainct cholera.
STINSON'S
Specials for Saturday, Mar. 12
For this D&y Only
1 lb good Butter 25c
1 lb fine granulated Sugar 5c
2 enns Standard Corn 15c
A 1 lb box of fresh prunes, just arrived 10c
1 lb can Stinson's Pride Baking Powder 20c
3 pkgs Tooth Picks 10c
4 lbs nice bulk Rice 25c
1 qt jar Spiced Herring 23c
3 highest quality Bloaters 10c
1 sack of any kind of High Patent Flour $1.35
With each 5n Pencil or Tablet we will give
10 Crockies
Our New Line of Men's Spring Pants arrived this
week, and we will sell on Saturday all our old Stock
at 25 Discount.
Stinson's
Dalcotc. City,
Nebraska
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"That Always treats you Right." Ed T. Kearney, President.
4 Certificates. Safety Deposit Vaults. Steamship Tickets.
Fire Insurance,
A group meeting of tho Dakota
oounty Suuday sohools of tho M E
ohuroh wus held in South Sioux City
Wodnosduy .
Westcott's Undertaking
( Parlors
Auto Ambulance
Old Phone, 42G New Phone 2067
Stocsx City, Iowa.
First
Publication 8-6-Sw.
NOTICE.
whioh was lost, lie received tlio full
amount ou tbo building, und noarly
tho full amount on stock, u deduo
tion of a oouplo of hundrod dollars be
ing mado for depreciation of Btook,
etc. Tho settlement with Schriever
Bros was mado on about tho samo ba
sis tho full $550 on tho buildiug and
flxturos, tho estimated loss and damugo
to stook, amounting to $700 moro.
On tho F A Wood building, 300 und
about $500 ou contents that could not
ho removed from tho building. For
tho pr?snt tho Dakota City Pharmuoy
will bo located in tho S A Stinson
storo. Tho Sohriovor Bros hardware
stook lias boen moved to tho briolt
storo building, and tho Wood ofiloo to
tho room in tbo rear of tho bank,
Freo to Farmers,
By spociul artangoment Rntokin's
big 1911 seed catalogue, with a sample
of "Diamond Joe's Big Wbito" seed
corn that mudo 153 IhibIioIs per aoro,
will ho mailed freo to every reader of
tins paper who are interested in tho
crops thoy grow. This big book tolls
how to mako the farm and garden
pay. It's worth dollars to ull who
plant or sow, Wrlto for it nnd men
tion this paper, Tho address is Bate-
kin's SdoA Houso, Shonandon, Iowa.
Live and Learn.
One morning, at the breakfast table,
Mr Fruncls hoard ono of tho children
finding fault with something ho wns
told to oat.
"Well, upon my word," said tho
father, "you childron uro golting too
dainty for, anything So jou think,
Arthur, you should havo jam and but
ter ou tho same pioco of bread, do
you? Woll, when I was your ngo I
was very glud to got dry b'orul to
oat .'
"You havo a much hotter (imo liv
ing with m, don't you father?" queried
ltttlo Arthur. March Lilppincotta.
Notice in horoby Blvon, tlint uniter nnd
puriunut to fin ordur ot tlio Ulsti let court of
Dakota county, Nobruskn. Isutod on tbo 18th
day of Kebraary, MM, vostltm In mo the nu-
thorny to ciogu up mo uiinirs 01 scuooi ui
trlot No. Kl. of Dakota county, Nebraska, I
will meat tliocreclltoiu of snld district, at my
otllcoln tlio court houso, nt )nkotnUlty,on
Wodnosdny, Mnrch 26th, nt 10 o'clock, A. M..
for tho purpose of adjusting clnlms against
said district.
MAiUMHUT A. Mimi'JIY.
Oo. Hupt.
LOW ONE WAY RATES,
CONDUCTED PARTIES to CALIFORNIA
From March 15th to April 15th there will be low one way
fares, such as 30 from principal Nebraska towns to the Paeific
Coast, and $25 to Utah and parts of Idaho and Montana
Travelers can easily join the Burlington's Personally Conducted
Tourist Sleeper Parties to California, through their nearest Agt.
Winter Tourist Fares to Southern resorts are yet availa
ble. The winter season of the Southland and Cuba is at its
height during March. Then, later, maDy Southern tourists come
fiomeward by way of Washington, D C. The capital city and
its historic environs are at their best during April and May.
"See America First." Our railroad3 have such a perfect
interchange of through circuit routes, through train, ticket and
baggage arrangements as to make traveling about the most edu
cational and enjoyable diversion available to our people.
First publication 4-12-Sw.
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate
of Will.
In tho Oounty Court ot Dakota Oounty,
NubrnBkn.
Htnto of Nobrnskn, Oounty of Dakota r,.
To Lillian Ci. Orr, Ida II. Orr. Mabel Orr
Ilurvuy. Tot Orr Lean, It. Q. Hnrvoy. Frank
I.CUI), William H.Orr, acorgoU.Orr.Olnlro
William Orr, and to all persons interested
In tbo estate of William Orr, Hr., deceased:
Un rouuing tlio petition or uoorgo u. urr
praying that the instrument nicu in tins
court on the fit Ji duy of March, 1VH,
mm purporting tone tun msi win mm ius
turnout of tho said deceased, may bo proved
nndnllowod.nud recorded as tbo last will
mid testament of William Orr, Hr.. deceas
ed; that snld instrument bo admitted to
probate, nnd the administration ot said
estate be granted to Uoorgo O.Orr ns exec
utor nnd Llllluu a. Orr us executrix.
Itls huroby ordered that you, and alt per
sans interested In sntd matter, may mid do,
iinnnur nt thoUouiity Uourt to lm hold In
nud for said oounty, on tlio tilth dny of
March A. u, iuh, at iuo-ciock a. ai tonuow
cnuxe.ltuny thoro be, why tho prayer of
thopotloiiiorshould not Ik) k run ted. nud
tluit notice of tho pouduuoy of snld petition
nud that the hearing thorcof Ixj glvuu to nil
Demons interested iu sum innitur ny nuu
llslitugncopy of this Order In tho Dnkotu
Oounty Jlornld.n weekly newspuporprlntcd
In snld couuty, for threo suocesslvo weeks
prior to snld day of hearing.
Witness my hand, and seal of snld court,
this 6th dny of Muruh, A. D 1014.
D.O. JlKKKKUNAN,
skai..) Oounty Judge.
W. E. Snethen, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr
L. W. Wakklky, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb.
DISTRICT COURT DATES
For tho Eighth Judicial diotriot of
Nehrnhka, for the year l'JH:
Ouinlug March H, Novomborti
Dakota Februnry 10, Heutembor 'Jl
Htmiton March 2, OctoborO
Ocdur., ,, ..February '. HopteinborH
Dixon March 2U. December 7
Thurston ,,,. April 8, October 12
The first day of eaoh tennis sot for hear
uppllcatloui forcltlsenshlp papers.
Ouy T Gravea, Judge,
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