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men itcpiiRit liuru.
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our trous.
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Ed. T. KHHriifT. President.
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First publication 7-8-Iw
I'ilOUATE NOTICE TO OUKDITOltH.
In tint county court of Dukolh county
Nubrmku.
In tli mutter of the Kututo of tinmli K.
Suiltli,(pccn8C(I.
Notlco Ih heroby Riven, tlint t ho creditors
of thu Hiiltl tlucenseil Mill incut tho ml
inliilstriitor or suld estate, beforo me, coun
ty JmtKo of Dakota county. Nobuiska, nt
tho county court room In said county, on
tho 4th day of December. 1BIR, and on the
4th dny of January, 1U1S, at 10 o'clock a. m.
each day for tho purpose of presuming
their claims' for anamination, adjui-t-inent
and allowance. 8lx months aro
allowed for ci editors to piesont their
claims and pno year for the admin
istrator to settle said estate, from the
:ird dny of July, IBIS.
This uotlco'wil! lo published In tho Dako
ta County Herald for four weeks successive
ly prior to tho 4th day of December, 1015.
witness my hiind. and seal of said court,
this :ird day of July, A. I). lll.
8.W. MoKini.ry.
bkai.. County JudKo.
Local Items
First publication 7-8-4W
Entitled Estimate of Expenses of Die
Village of Dakota City, Nebraska,
for the Fiscal Year Tending
May i igl6
W it resolved by the Chairman and
lluaul uf '1'iuatees of the VlllaKu or Dakota
. Ulty, Nebraska, that tho expenses of said
VllliiKu for the llscal year ondlmc Mny 1,
lvlO.be estimated as follows:
Interest and sinking fund for water
bonds J 700()
Salaries so )
General village purposes 760 Ul
Interest on IIKht bonds ) 00
Total IXHOUi
The total uuiount of revenue for said
lllate for the lust piecedlliK year beliiK
M.M.()
lie It further lesolved that said estimate
bo published In the Dakota County Herald
for four successive weeks as lequlied by
law.
I'ussed and approved this tttli day of July,
1VIG.
V. I.. UniH,
Chairman Iloanl Trustees
Attest:
SIOM4Y T. KltlJM.
Vllliiue Oleik.
Klri-t t'ublleatlon 7-IS-nw.
NOTICE FOR I AX DEED
To Oseiir Shores, Vino Shoies.I.ouUe I.ut
tin, M it lie I Chronlster (Joules, Kied S. Miir
tlu, 1. Kolllsiind Kllit . .Miirtln, tnu per
sons In whose iiitme-. title or appitiaut title
appears or tecoid In tlie otllce of the Clerk
and ex-olllclo lteulster of Deeds of Dakota
County, isebiiiska, and to Fred S. Martin,
the person In actual possession:
You und each or you nre hereby notified
that at u nubile salu of lands and lots
for taxes, held on November 7, IBID, by the
treasurer of Dakota county, Nebraska, lot
1. section 21, township SW. ranee 9, In Da
kota county, Nobraska, una sold to It. U.
Martin for the delinquent taxes, Interest
and costs of tho years lsim to WOO, Inclusive;
that said real ostato was not assessed In the
namo of any person for any of said years or
for the subsequent years of 1810 to 1914, ln-JI
elusive, except the years 189J. 18BI, lSBflond
1890; that said real estato was assessed In the
name of P. Folds; that said real estato was
taxed for each of said years 18WJ to lima, both
inclusive; thatafter thooxplration of three
montns from the ditto of thu service of this
notice, application will he made for it tax
dead to Bald leal estate. .
Ki.i.a C. Maktik,
Owner und Holder of Certltluate of Tax
Hale.
First pilbllcutlon 7-15-llw
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
fo'r Settlement of Account.
In the County Court of Dakota County,
Nebraska,
State of Nebraskn, Dakota county, ss.
To Krtstlue ICnudseu, Anna Knudsun,
Mrs. K. Ij. Hasmussen. Marie ICnudsen.
Henry Knudsen, Haniuel Knudseu, Itryan I
Knudseu, and all persons interested In the
estate o( Muds Knudsen, deceased;
On reading the petition of Henry Knud
sen, executor, piaylng a tlnal settlement
and allowance of his account filed In this"
court on tho 9th day of July, 1B15. and for
discharged said oxecutor and hts bonds
men teleased.
It Is hereby ordered that you, and all
persons Interested In said matter may, and
do, appear nt the county court to bo held In
und for said county, on the 2nd day of
August, A. D.1B1B, at lOo'clocka.m., to show
cause. If any there be, why thoprnyerof tho
petitioner should not be granted, and that
notice of the pendency of said petition
and tho hearing thereof be given to all
persons Interested In said matter by pub
lishing a copy or this order In tho Dakota
County Ilernld, n weekly newspaper print
ed In said county, for three successive
weeks prior to said dny of hearing.
9, W. MCKINLEY.
hkai. Oounty Judge.
Ap-
First publication 7-15-Uw
Order of Hearing on Petition for
pointment of Administrator-
State of Nebraska, Dakota County s9.
In the county court of Dakota county,
Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Dennis O.
Beacom, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Urldget M. lleacom, praying that adminis
tration of said estate may be granted to
James M. Barry, as administrator.
Ordered, that August oth, A. 1). 1915, at 10
o'clock a. in., Is assigned for hearing said
petition, when all persons Interested In
said mutter may appear at u county court
to be. held In and for said county, and
show cause why the prayer of the petition
er should not bo granted, and that notice
of the pendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof be given to all persons In
terested In snld matter by publishing a
copy of this order In the Dakota County
lleraui. n weeaiy newspaper printed in suiu
county, for threo successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
Dated July 9. 1915.
a, W, JMOJVIMIKY,
Miss Marie Iloss visited over Sun
nt Norfolk at the Durlnnd and Taft
homes.
Wm. Best, editor of the Chieftain,
w.i up from Winnebago Monday
ni r on business.
Gladys Orr entertained Thurs
day hi honor of Miss Eflie Garwood,
who was isiting friends here.
The True Blues, of the M. E.
church spent a social evening at the
Emmett Hileman home Friday even
ing. Today, Thursday, is the date for
the big Sons of Herman picnic in
this place. A big attendance is ex
pected.
D. Van de Zedde moved his con
fectionery store Tuesday from the
Schriever hardware store t& the
front room in the City Meat Market
building.
Joe btrawhorn, tor many years a
popular conductor on the Omaha
road, but later a resident of St. Paul
died suddenly at his home Tuesday
of gall stones.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gribble, who
have been visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Belle Barnett,
for the past two weeks, departed
Tuesday for their home at Goodwin,
S.D.
Jacob Neiswanger of Marshall
ville, Ohio, arrived here Friday, and
will make a protracted visit with his
son, D. M. Neiswanger. He has
spent the past three months with
relatives in Kansas and Iowa.
The buildings on the old Wm.
Biermann farm a couple of miles
southeast of town, occupied by Wm.
Lorenz, will have to be moved at
once if the river keeps on making in
roads into the land as it has for the
past week.
The body of an infant babe was
found on the sandbar in the river at
South Sioux City Tuesday afternoon
by boys in swimming. An iron bolt
was tied in the bundle. Coroner
Munger of Homer was notified to
take care of the corpse.
The volunteer Are department
met Tuesday evening and adopted
the constitution and by-law present
ed by the committee. A number of
new members signed the roll,ind an
outdoor meeting was called for Wed
nesday evening of this week by G.
F. Broyhill, fire chief, for hose cart
practice.
Mrs. H. J. Oden and four children
of Bellfourche, S. D., who have been
visiting Mrs. Oden's sister. Mrs.
Fred Lynch, for the past two weeks,
departed Tuesday for Kansas City,
Mo., to visit relatives there for a
time. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Oden's father, T. J. Hendricks,
who has been here visiting here for
several weeks.
Elmer Smith, of this place received
word the past weekthat his brother,
David W. Smith, aged Gl years, had
died at his home ih Black Lick, Pa.,
Tuesday, July 5, 1915. The deceased
had been a sufferer with a complica
tion of diseases for 22 years, and had
been unable to work for about 18
years. He lived here for a few
years some thirty years ago. A wife
and three children survive him. A
brother, Luther Smith lives in South
Sioux City.
SKA?..
County Judge.
Klrst publication 7-lB-Bw
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notloo is hereby given that by virtue of
an oiiWr of sale Issued by George Wllklns,
ulerko the dlstrlat court In and for Da
kota oounty, Nebraska, and directed to me,
(leoige Cain, sherlhT of said aounty, com
manding me to sell tho premises herein
after described to satisfy a certain Judg
ment of the said district court of said coun
ty and state, obtained at the February, 1918,
term there of, In favor of Alice K. Htlmson,
plaintiff, and against Agnes McConnlok.
Maigaret A. McUormlck and John K. Gruff,
defendants, for the sum of Ono Hundred
Four dollars and Thirty-live cents ($I04'15),
with interest thereon at tho "Tate of IS per
cent por annum from date of judgment,
and his costs taxed nt Hlxty-two dollars
and Beveiity.il ve cents (iOi.75), besides a
prior lieu of taxes amounting to Thirty-one
dollars and Hlxty-one cents (131.61).
I have levied upon the following described
property, towlt:
The southwost quartor of tho northeast
quarter of section Ufteeu 116), township
twenty-nine (29), range soven (7. east of
the Sixth principal meridian, all Ixilng lo
cated lu said Dakota county, and statu of
Nebraska. .
And 1 will on Monday, tho unit day of
August, 1916, at 10 o'clock A. M of said day,
at the south front door of theuouitbouso In
Dakota City. Dakota county Nebraska, pro
ceed to sell at public auction to thu highest
and best bidder, for cash, all of thu nlxive
described property, or so much thereof as
may bo necessary to satisfy said order of
stile Issued by George Wllklns, clorl: of the
dlsti let court In and for Dakota county,
Nebraska, the amount duo thereon lu tho
aggregate being tlie sum of One Hundred
Sixty-seven dollars and Ten cunts 1 1187.10),
.mil n.inr Iht nnata Amounting to Thirty-
one dollars and Sixty-one cents (U1.8I),
with Interest and accruing costs.
(Hven under my hand this ISth day of
July, A. D., 1916.
OkowikOain,
Hherllf of Dakota county, Neb.
First publication 7-16-Bw
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice ti hereby given that by virtue of
an order of sale Issued by Geo, Wllklns,
clerk of the district court In and for Dako
ta county, Nebraska, and directed to me,
George Cain, sheriff of said county, com
manding me to sell the premises hereinaft
er described to satisfy a certain deorea
of the said district court of said coanty and
state, obtained at the February, A, D. 1916,
term thereof, In favor of Midland Realty
Company and against Carrie K. Gantt and
William K. Gantt, for the sunt of Three
Hundred Klghty-nlne Dollars and Twenty
four Cents (S3S9.24), with Interest thereon
at the rate of eight per centum per annum
from June 14, 1916, and Its costs of suit taxed
at the sum of Twenty-eight Dollars and
No-100 Cents (128.00), nnd accruing costs.
I havo levied upon the following describ
ed property, to-wit:
The undivided one-half of the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section
ten (10), township twenty-nine (29), range
seven (7), and being located In said Dakota
county and stato of Nebraska.
And I will, on Tuesday, the 17th day of
August, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
at the south front door of the court house
lu Dakota City, Dakota county, Nebraska,
proceed to sen at punuo auction to tnenign-
est and best bidder, for cash, all of the
above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
snld order bt sale Issued by Geo. Wllklns,
clerk of the district court In and for
Dakota county, Nebraska, the amount due
thereon In tho aggregate being the sum
of Threo Hundred Klghty-nlne Dollars and
Twenty-four cents (1'1H9.24), and prior tax
costs amounting to Twonty-elgbt Dollar
and No-100 cents (28.00). and accruing costi.
Given under my hand this lUtb day of
July, A. D.. 1916.
Gkoiiok Cain.
Shorlfl of Dnkota county. Nebraska.
hkai..
First publication 7-15-Sw.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notlco Is hereby glvon that by virtue of
an orderot sale Issued by Geo. Wllklns.clerk
of tho dlstrlot court In and for Dakota
county, Nebraska, and directed to mo,
George Cain, sheriff of said county, com
manding me to sell tho premises herein
after described to satisfy a certain decree
of the said district court of said county and
state, obtained at the February ISth, A. D.,
1915, term thereof, In favor of William
Jacobs and against James Olarklng, Klla
marking. Herman O. Hauler. Annie Hattlor.
August Jochlms, Thede August Jocblms,
DuaieyHciieuer.wiinam;ii.Miiaw,ana Wil
liam F. I.oronz, for the sum of HlxTbousand
Hlxty-ono Dollars aim Kigmy-ono cents
(W.Ortll), with lutorest at six per cent per
annum from February 15, 1016muu1 his costs
taxed at Tiurty-inrco uonars ami Kigniy
live cents (t-tl K) and accruing costs.
I have levlod upon the following describ
ed property, to-wlt:
Northeast quarter of tho southwest quar
ter, northwest quarter of tho southwest
quarter, southwest quarter of thu south
wost quarter, and the southeast quarter of
tho southwest quartor of seatlon twenty
(20), township twenty-eight I2H), range nlno
(9), all being located In said Dakota county,
Neraskft.
And I will, on Wednesday, the lHth day
of August, A. D. 1916. at 10 o'clock A.M.. of
said day. at tho south front door of the
court houso In Dakota City, Dakotacounty,
nenrnnicu, proceed to sen at pumio auction,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash, all
of the above described proporty, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy snld
order of sale Issuod by Geo. Wllklns.clerk
of tho district court lu and for Dakota
county, Nebraska, the amount thereof in
the aggregato being tho sum of Hlx Thou
sand Hlxty-ono Dollars nnil KtphtY.nnn
cents (lAWl-M), with Interest at the rate of
six per centum per annum from February
15, A. D.. 1915, and prior taxed costs amount
ing to the sum of Thlrty-thrce Dollars and
Etahty-flve cents (lxi.85) and acorulng coats.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
July, A.D., 1915.
GeouokOain,
Sheriff of Dakota County, Nebraska,
S5.000.00 to loan on improved
real estate. Address box 964, Da
kota City, Neb.
Misses Perle and Bess Stinson. of
Leeds, la., were Sunday visitors here
with relatives and friends.
1'rnsnrvn und beautify vour home
with Mound City Paint and Varnish.
For sale at Dakota City Pharmacy.
Tom O'Doa. a former legal light
of this place, now aresidentof Sioux
City, was here on business last
Thursday.
Mrs. C. N. Derry and son Charles
accompanied Mr. Derry, the rug
man, here from Boone, la., Satur
day, and will spend a mpnth or so in
this place.
Earl Wright, who enlisted in the
navy last spring, arrived here last
Friday on a ten days' furlough trom
Chicago, where he has been station
ed since his enlistment.
Mrs. Lou Cooley and two children,
of Wakefield, Neb., visited over
Sunday at the D. H. Hager home,
being enroute from a viBit ai wait
hill, Neb., with the Will Mason family.
John Mast was down from his
farm near Nacora Monday on busi
ness nt the court .house. He added
his name to the Herald's list of read
ers for "all the news when it is
news."
Llovd Winshin. son of D. C. Win-
ship, a former M. E. pastor here,, is1
enjoying camp life at Crystal laKe
with his wife and three children,
and his wife's parerits, I. C. Briggill
and wife, of Lincoln.
Miss Winifred Peckham, of Woi
land, Wyo., and her sister, Mr?.
Leon C. Bouck, and baby, of Ruhii
ville, Neb., were visitors here the
East week at the Eugene Leedom
ome. The ladies were here on
business.
Theodore E. Bliven, in remitting
for the Herald, writes from Santa
Rosa, Cal., that he and his family
had rust returned Irom ttie lair at
San Francisco, and had enjoyed it
very much, and that the exhibits
were simply fine.
Parties owning lots in the Dakota
Citv cemetery are hereby notified to
pay the annual assesment, so that
the cemetery can be properly taken
care of. Dues can be left at the
BanK of Dakota City or forwarded
to Mrs Fannie Crozier, treasurer.
George W. Gribble was up from
South Omaha over Sunday visiting
relatives here. He left for home
Monday with his auto, that was
stranded here for repairs since his
trip here a couple of weeks ,ago,
when one of the cylinders cracked.
H. L. Pick, Editor of the Times,
and Postmaster at Randolph, Nebr.,
came down Tuesday and spent the
day fishing at Crystal Lake. We
failed to see him when he departed
for home but we suppose the next
issue of the Times will be brimful of
fish stories.
Independence Day, the one event
which overshadows all others in July.
At such a time, dear customer, we
are with you in spirit, and our feel
ing is one of gratefulness for your
continued patronage. Thank you.
Neiswanger's Pharmacy.
P. S. May we rneet hereafter
often.
Miss Helen Graham entertained at
her home Wednesday atternoon, in
honor of Miss Eflie Garwood, of Car-
roil, JNeo., wno was a guest in tne
Graham home. Miss Garwood de
narted for her home Thursday even
ing, accompanied by Miss Helen
Graham, who will spend a week or
two with her.
I. 0. 0. F. Lodge No. 48, installed
John B. Evans, noble grand, and
George E. Heikes, vice grand, at
their lodge session Monday evening.
A. E. Bagley of Allen, had charge of
the installation service. He was ac-;
companied here from Allen by Al
bert Waddell, Herbert Hill and Mr.
Hooper, making the trip by car.
Harry L. Hdlmes, manager of the
Empress theater in Sioux City, and
Miss Adra McKinley, of Red Oak,
la. who obtained a license to wed
from Judge S. W. McKinley a week
or ten days ago, took a "change of
venue" and obtained another permit
to marry in Sioux City Saturday,
and pulled off the stunt over there.
Dr. W. R. Ream, of Walthill,
Neb., was a visitor here at the John
H. Ream home Monday betweon
trains enroute home from Sioux
City. He announced that he had
rented his home and office at Walt
hill and would soon leave on an over
land trip by auto for San Diago.
Cal., to join his wife and daughter
and where he expected to spend the
next two years practicing medicine.
County Judge McKinley tied the
nuntial knot for the following coup
les the past week: Ener C. Lee of
Sioux City, to Ila Patterson, of Cor
rectionville, Ibwa, on the 7th; H. W.
Searing and May B. Collins, both of
Sioux City, on the 9th; Leland D. G.
Palya and Leah B. Sumner, both of
Sioux City, on the 12th; John D. Kel
ley and Anna Lucas, both of Sioux
City, on tho 13th. A license was is
sued on the 7th to F. W. Singley of
Sioux City and Pearl Stevens of Cor
rectionville, Iowa, and one on the
10th to Louis Novak and Sarah J.
Wilson both of Sioux City.
A meeting was held at the court
house Saturday evening and Bteps
taken to reorganize the Dakota City
Volunteer Fire Depatment. With
the installation of the new water
works system a hose cart and several
hundred feet of hose was purchased
for the city's use, and in order to
handle the equipment successfully a
drilled team of. volunteer firemen is
an absolute necessity. S- T, Frum
was ph.p,Ber temporary chairman of
the meeting and Geo. W. McBeath,
secretary. The organization was
made permanent and the following
additional officers were named:
John H. Ream, treasurer; G. F.
Broyhill, fire chief; Frank II. For
rest, assistant chief, and George
Wilkins, Fred A. Wood and H. E.
Gordon were named as a committee
to prepare a new set of by-laws for
the organization. There were twen
ty five who signed to serve as volun
teer firemen, and there are a number
of others who were not notified of
the meeting who will lend their ser-yices.
Committees Named
The executive committee of the
Pioneers and Old Settlers' associa
tion met Saturday afternoon and
named the following committees to
arrange for the 31th annual reunion
to be held nt Dakota City, Thursday,
August 2Gth:
OFFICERS.
President C. J, O'Connor
Vlco President Wm. 11. Clapp.
Hecrctary Goo. Wllklns.
ABslstnnt Secretary V. A Wood.
Financial Secretary 12. II. Gribble.
lllstorlnn M. M. Warner,
Treasurer II." II. Adair.
Chief Marshal Ocorgo Cain,
Assistant Marshals John Hllcman,
John .lessen, U P. Sawyer, J M Uran
ium, nnd J' P Rockwell
COiyiMITTECS.
Hxccutlve John Holer, Carl Larscn. J.
W Hazelgrove,-J F -Learner, B. J. Way,
M Dcacom, Herman Henze, nnd A, 1.
Uavla.
Invitation Geo. W. I.enmcr, W. 12.
Vosh, and Margaret Nellmlir.
Speakers H. T. Frum, it. 13. Kvnns,
and W. P. 'Warner.
Music V. A. Wood, G. W. McUcath,
nnd Guy Htlnnon.
Publicity John II. Kenm, Moll A.
Schmled, II. N. Wngner, and Hurt Kroq
acn. HeRlstrar Mrs. 13. II. Gribble, and Mrs.
W, A. Morgan.
Ground H. D. Wood, Hcrmnn Uler-
mann, wm. .Lnhrs, waiter Cheney, Al
fred Seymour, II. Li. Broyhill, 1 II. For
rest. Privileges W. Ii. Iloss, G. F. llroyhlll,
nnd J, J. Klmers.
Madges Mrs. Eva Ij. Orr and Mrs. Fan
nlo Crozter.
Amusement E. II. Gribble, M. O.
Avres. nnd C. II. Maxwell.
Transportation It. 13. Kvnns, Uyron
Duchannn, and II. 13. Gordon.
Membership Mrs. C A. Manning, Mrs.
S. U. IIutchlns,.M. II. Holer, Mrs. G. W.
Dates, George C. Orr, Monica Hnrtuctt,
Clara Illume, Margaret Twohlg, Mrs.
John Critz, nnd Mrs. George I, Miller.
Iteceptlon Mrs. Mary 11 Mclicnth,
Mrs. M. F. Adnir, Horace Dutton, Mrs.
Su-nh Hllcman, Harney Gribble, A. T.
i.L.ao and wife, K. IJ. .Huckwnlter, Mrs.
Margaret Ashford, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. O.
Armour, Mrs. W. II. Ilynn, Deck Nelson
tud wife, John W Mast and wife, Mrs.
Cntherlno O'Connor, Marlon Wlgle, Geo.
W. Hockwoll, Mrs. Mary Gooclfellow, May
llroyhlll, W. W. Armour. Mrs. J. W.
Hazelgrove, Mrs. Margaret Hrannnn, Aug
ust Wllklns and wife, John Feller and
wife, Geo. W. Learner, Mr V II, An
trim, Mrs. Almeda J., Hcai.i, James M.
King and wife, Mrs. Jesse Williams, C
L. Dodge and wife, Kudolph Schopke,
Gladys Orr, A, II. Baker, Mrs. Catherine
Twohlg, Mrs. J. J. Elmers, H, O. Dorn
and wife, N. H. Pilgrim nnd wife, Geo.
C. Blessing nnd wlfo, M. A. Springer and
wife, Helen Rockwell, Audrey Allaway and
wife, Joseph Smith nlul wife, V. O. Lake
and wife, J. C. Duggan and wife, Geo. 13,
Barnes nnd wife, AV. F. Betcko nnd wife.
Mails Hansen nnd wife. James Ileener
and wife, Ben Bonderson nnd wlfo, Mnliel
Clapp, Mrs. John II. Ream, Leona ltnge,
J. M. Harry and wife, L. U Hclkcs and
wife, F. F. Hnase, O. W Fisher nnd
wife, A. O. Sides nnd wife. Ed Morgan
and wife, Henry Ehle and wife, Mrs.
Sarah M. Way, James Harris and wife,
Wm. H. Orr nnd wire, IjUciio Aiorgnn,
Mae ARernus, E. H. Biermann, A. J. Par
ker and wife. Jncob-Stallmus and wlfo,
Mrs. Milton Foreshoe, Fred Bartcls and
wife, ti. II. Armbrlght nnd wife, Cora
Mldklff, James aiarrts and wife. Margaret
A. Murphy, Mr." rind. Mrs, Ben Brldcn
haugh, J. E. DoWaH.and wife, John P.
Krnmper, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Win.
Luther, Mrs. Cntherlno Casey.
WecK.th.cr Forecast
for the week beginning Wednesday
of each week, issued by the U. S.
weather bureau for this locality:
Scattered thundcrshowcrs and
moderately warm weather during
the next two days will be followed
by a change to considerably cooler
weather during the luth and 17th,
and fair weather thereafter.
SALE.VI
Mrs. Mollie Broyhill visited last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Armbright.
Mrs. S A. Heikes departed Tues
day for a month's visit at Denver,
Colorado Springs and Henry, Col.
Her mother and brother, Eugene
Waldvogle, live at the latter place..
Verne Heikes, who has been in the
employ of tho serum plant nt Sioux
CiJ,y for the past year, has gone to
Wessington Springs, S. D., where
he hns gone into business for him
self, buying cattle and shipping.
During the electrical storm Fri
day night John Bobier's house was
Btruck by lightning. The bolt pass
ing through the roof, splintered the
head of the bed, in which the girls
were sleeping, but did not injure
them. Other damage was done, to
the extent of about $25.
At the second ouarterly election
of the T. B. II. D. club of the Salem
Sunday school, the following officers
wers chosen: Lula Larson, presi
dent; Leroy Bartels, vice-president,
Gqorge Kruger, secretary.
Miss Marie Ross has been engaged
to teach in the Ab Mason district the
coming y i..
STINSON' S
Specials for Saturday, July 17
For this JDeiy Only
48 lb sack Puritan Flour $1.90
4 No. 1 or 2 Lamp Chimneys . . . . 25c
3 large cans Baked Beans . . ". 25c
1 3 lb pkg llcrshcy's Cocoa 20c
3 pkgs fresh Potato Chips 25c
3 bottles Menu Catsup 25c
G small cans Milk : 25c
All Calicoes, per yard . 6c
5 pairs 25c Hose c $1.00
William Barnett, Pioneer,
Passed Away Tuesday
After an illness lasting several
months. William Barnett, a pioneer
of 1865, passed away Tuesday night
at his home in Brushy Bend, at the
advanced aee of 79 years. His
death was due to cancer of the stom
ach. i i
Mr. Barnett was born in Allen's
Cov.e, Pa., Aprils, 1887." He resided
there until 28 years or age when he
moved to Dakota county and engag
ed in farming in the immediate vi
cinity of his late, home, which has
been his residence continuously all
these years. 1
He was married to Miss Agnes
Bell, of Allen's Cove,; before leaying
Pennsylvania, and is survived by his
wife and four sons George Barnett,
of Dakota City; James Barnett, of
South Sioux City; Wm. Barnett, of
Sioux City, and Joe Jiarnett, resid
ing at the old home; and four daugh
tersMrs. Belle Blaqk, of Rushville,
Neb.; Mrs. Wm. Fullon, Mrs. Her
man Eble and Mrs. Chas. Blessing,
all of this precinct. A brother, Jo
senh Barnett. resides at the old
homestead in Allen's Cove.
The funeral services will be held
today, Thursday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
from the family home, and will be
conducted by Rev. F. J. Aucock,
pastor of the M E. church in this
place. Interment will be made in
the Taylor cemetery.
Homemakers' Club Meeting
The Homemakers' club will meet
Friday afternoon, July 23, at 2:30 at
the home of Mrs. S. A. Stinson in
Dakota City, when the following
program will bo given:
Piano solo, by Miss Aileen Stinson.
Roll Call.
Reading of Minutes.
Reading, by Mrs. Bernard Boals.
Question Box, conducted by Mrs.
E. H. Gribble.
Reading, by Mrs. George Bates.
Piano Solo, by Mrs. Elmer Blessing.
A business session will be held to
elect apresident for the remainder
of the year.
All members aro requested to be
present.
The Herald lyear, $1.
Plumbing,
Heating and
Gas Fitting
- Estimates Cheerfully
Furnished. All work
guaranteed.
L. J. O'BRIEN
DakoU CUT, Nob.
with Holirlover Uros, Hardware
City:
Meat Market
GOODWIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wrinkle were
city passengers Wednesday.
J. C. Duggan had a car load of
hogs on the market Thursday.
Belle Baker, of Homer, visited at
the Martin Hawk home Tuesday
evening.
Arthur Rasmussen returned from
Bronson, la., Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hawk, Mr. and
Mrs.'L. Mogensen, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Lauritsen and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mog
ensen visited at the It. Rasmussen
home Sunday.
Peter Petersen, from Salix la.,
spent several days at the C. Smith
home.
M. Hawk was in Hubbard Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rasmussen, C.
Peterson and C. Smith visited at the
M. Hawk home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson visited
ed at the K. Rasmussen home Fri
day. W. Hungerford was a city pas
senger Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson visited
at the C. Jacobsen home Sunday.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
From tho Record.
Ed Huey and family were at Ran
dolph over Sunday..
Major Martin buter, of Ireton, la.,
is visiting at tho home of his grand
son, C. W. Suter, this week.
J. TMCnepper, of Walkers Island,
was a visitor at the Hathaway home
in Creighton, Nob., last-week.
R. G. Harvey and wife, of Mead
ow Grove, Neb., arrived Saturday
for a visit with their son, R. G. Harvey.
Miss Belle KJarman, who has been
working in the' central oflice at
Ponca the past year, is home on a
two weeks' vacation.
Miss Gladys Kline left this week
for a visit at points in Northern
Wisconsin, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer visiting
relatives.
E. J. Savidge and family, who
havo been visiting relatives here for
several weeks past, expect to leave
this week for their home at Sum
mit, S. D.
Nate Miller is at Boscabell, Wis.,
this week visiting his boyhood home.
He will be accompanied ori his re
turn by his mother, Mrs. Helen
Miller.
Rev. II. C. Dayhoff, a former M.
E. minister at JC.jierson, and well
known here, did July 1st at his
home on a clumi near Miles City,
Mont., of heart failure at tho age
of 70 j;ears.
Georire Hawes. son of Dr. A. B.
I JTnwes, was married June 24th at
umaiia lo nose reierson, oi mai
city. Mr. Hawes was for a time en
gaged in the auto garage repair
business here.
The store of S. F. Bailey was clos
ed Wednesday afternoon by Sheriff
Cain at the request of creditors.
Mr. Bailey had sold his store but is
said to have failed to remove mort
gages against the stock. Mr. Bailey
is not to be found at the present
time. Sioux City' wholesale houses
took legal action to close the store
and the new purchasers stand a
chance of losing heavily -in the deal.
M. E. Church Notes.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Members are requested to be pres
ent at the special service on Friday
evening at 8 p. m.
Sunday evening at 8 p. m. Dr. E.
E. Hosman, district superintendent,
will preach and administer tho. Lord's
Supper.
For several wcoka tho singing has
been Yory oificiontly led at the even
ing aorvlce by a male quartet. The
quartet will again assist next Sunday.
Tho quarterly conference will be
held on Monday next at 9 a. m. It
is important that every official mem
ber be present asspecial business will
come up.
F. J. Aucock, Pastor.
Fresh Melons, Raspberries, Tomatoes, Apricots,
and Peaches for Saturday
Stinson's
Dalcotfx. City,
Nebraska.
I am Going Out of Business
July 26th, 1915 j
All knowing themselves indebted to me
will please call and settle before that date. 1
ML F Broef f le ?
The Harness Man.
Hubbardf Neb.
TrueIEconomy . . .
means UufwUe spending of ooeT money mi&log every doll&r do full duty
and getting la return an article that will tatitfy you In every way.
The
WHITE
ft k a real bargain because it Is told at a popular
' price j because it gives you tlie kind of sewing
you delight la J because It will turn out the work
quickly and thoroughly and give you a life time
of satisfactory service because Its Improvements
will enable you to do things which can't be done
on any other machine) because It will please you
with its fine finish and beauty of its furniture.
In short you will find the White reliable and
desirable from every point of view
Be sure to tee the White dealer who will be glad to show you how good a
nnftilne the White is. If there Is no White dealer haady. write us direct for cat
alogs. We do not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND. a
Abstract qf Title
A $10,000 Surety Bond Guarantees the accuracy
of every Abstract I make.
EIMER.S, Bonded Abstractor,
the DAKOTA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
J
Successor
to
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I
Licensed Embalmer
Lady Assistant
Ambulance Service
I
Fresh and Cured Meats
Fish in Season
Cash paid for Hides
M. Wxilzer
Proprietor Dakota City
Wm. F. D2ck.Itsotl
Umll 71
Auto S471
415 Sixth Street
Sioux City, Iowa
How's This?
We offrr One Hundred Dalian Iteward (or n
tue o( CaUrrli that canuol bo cured by IUII'1
Catarrh. Cure.
F. J. ClinNIJY A CO., Toledo. O.
We. the underiluued. have known K J Cheney
tor the last IS yeara, and believe hint perfectly hon
orable In all bualneaa transactions and financially
able lo carry out any obllgatlona made by hit firm.
WALDINQ. KlNNAN & tlAIIVIN,
Wholesale UrumUls. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acllns,
directly upon' the blood and mucous surface o tba.
system, iraiunoniais seni tree. ince o ccii vj
uuitie. pum vy an iiiumtviia.
system. Teallinonlals sent free, l'rlce 79 cjt,
line, now uy an uruKHiata,
Take lull's Family I'llls for cVgaVt
Have You Ever Been
To Yellowstone Park?
You oan plan u summer outing in Yellowstone, this region of beautiful
omijoiiB, forests and mysterious geysors, that will include a magnifloont tour
of tlio whole mountain rogion, for instanoo, go one way via Cody, tho East
and noouio entrauoo, or via Gardiner, ami tho other nay go through the Yel
lowstono gatowoy by way of Salt Lako and Boonio Colorado. This is what is
oullotl tlio Rooky Mouutuiu Scouio Tour, .
Or, you oould go ono way via Denver and the Burlington's new lino
through tlio Dig Horn Basin, tour the Park and travel tho other way via Gar
dinor, Billings nud tho Burlington's main line through Sheridan. While in
Colorado visit Estcs Park, Colorado Springs and Manitou, You will be as
touialiod at tho very low faro for suah a vaoation tour.
Write me for Utotature, dasorlptivo publications, foldera; let me help
you plan a porfeot noatios. trip.
H. E. Gordon, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L. W. Wakkucy, Q, P. A., Omaha, Neb,
Reul eatatc. lpna Gw YUfcen3.