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l'lrst publication 8-:Mv
NOTICE.
In Mm District Court of Daltota County,
N'uliraska.
In tun umtter of the)
Kstnto of Ohnrles Order to Show Came
O'Connor, deceased. )
This cause came on for lnnrln upon the
Dthltlouof Mary Snlllvnu, admlnlstrntilx
of the estate of Olmrles O'Uonnor, with the
will nnnexed, prnylm? for u license to sell
the uortheaat quarter or section seven (7),
township twenty seven C'7),iamc seen (71
east of theeth V. M. In Dakota county, Ne
M.rtikii, or a salllclent nmount of the laiim
to brlnn the sum of tlS.fiM.m for the pay
ment of debts allowed ngnlnst said estate,
leKacles provided for In the said will and
the costs and expenses of administration,
tlim o not ImiIiik sulllclent personal property
to pay mild debts. legacies and expenses.
It Is therefore ordered that all persons
Interested In said estate appear befoie mo
at 1 'under on the litth day of Heptember, A.
I). 101(1, at 4 o'clock 1'. M. to show caiue why
a license should not be granted to snld ad
nilnlstratrlx to sell no much of tho above
described real estate of said deceased as
shall be necessary to pay said debts and
expense-). This order shall be published for
four weeks In the Dakota County Herald.
Dated this Mtli day of July, 1910.
.HulKO of the Dlstilct Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska.
First pub. 8-17-Sw
Order and Notice of Hearing on Final
Account and on the Petition Sup
plemental Theieto,
In the County Court of Dakota County,
Nebraska.
In the Matter of the Kstate of Georgo
I.arue lioals, deceased.
To Manuel liouls: KII7.11 Moore: Tlllle
Klwlimur; Uenjamln Foster; Mngglo Wal
lace: Lizzie Hoi mini: Miles lioals; Larue
lioals; Jennie Overmlre: Klla lioals; Judson
lioals; Franols lioals; Klleu lioals Kuhn;
Manuel II. Bonis; Catherine Piatt; llalph
Smith lioals; Norn Marie lioals; J!. 11.
h'ortman; J. F. Kuhn; M. P. Kuhn; M. J.
Klley; Jnckson lioals; Charles lioals; Ktta
I.. Graham; Hnrvey lioals; George lioals;
Marluda Plank; Amy Hasmusseu; Harvey
Whltehorn; Mabel Whltehorn; I.oroy Col
li nwood; GeorRe Oolllnwood; Kurd Col
li nwood; Sarah lliassfleld; Clara Hlle
man; Charles Oolllnwood; Nannie Crosby ;
Wnllnce Crosby; Orlando 1J. Wilson;
Charles Wilson; Joseph It, Oolllnwood ;
John D. Phillips; Frederick A. Phillips;
Kauhel A. Llndsey; Joseph J, Phillips, and
to all persons Intel ested In the estate of
GeorRO Larue Koals, deceased:
You will take notice that on the 23th dny
of June, A. I). 11, there was filed In the
oltlco of the County JudKe of Dakota coun
ty, Nebraska, the llunl report of John F.
hides, administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of GeorRe Larue lioals, de
ceased, and also his petition piayluR for
the approval of the samo and for his dis
charge and sottliiR forth the persons thero
1 u named as Interested In said estate, and
that thereafter, to-wlt: on the lull day of
AuRiist, A. I). lttio, the said administrator
(lied nu nmondiuent and supplement to bis
said petition, alleRliiR that one M. J. Klley
Is a child of Sarah Kuhn, now deceased,
who was the daughter of John lioals, de
ceased, i the said John lioals beliiR a broth
er of the said GeorRe Larue lioals, deceased)
and that Mrs. Klla Wilson, deceased, who
was a daughter of Margaret Oolllnwood,
deceased, (the said Martraret Oolllnwood
beliiR a sister of the said George Larue
lioals, deceased), left surviving her and
now living. Orlando II. Wilson and Ohnrles
Wilson, and that one Joseph II. Oollln
wood, now IIvIur, Is a son of the said Mar
garet Oolllnwood, and that the said M. J.
Klley, as the descendant and representa
tive or Sarah Kuhn, and the said Orlando B.
Wilson and Ohnrles Wilson, ns thedescond
auts of the said Klla Wilson, deceased, and
the said Joseph U. Oolllnwood aruentltled
to participate In and sharo In the proceeds
now In the hands of the said administrator
for distribution under the wilt of the said
George Larue lioals, doceased, nnd prays
for an order finding said persons as enti
tled to aflhare In tho estate of said GeorRe
Larue lioals, deceased, the said persons,
to-wlt: M. J. Klley. Orlando H. Wilson,
Ohnrles Wilson nnd Joseph H. Oolllnwood
not having been mentioned In the original
petition for approval of Itnnl account and
distribution. Also that the hearing on the
llnal report of tho administrator and his
petition for dlschnrge which was set for
hearing on the 29th day of July, 1UI8, lias
been continued to thumb dny of Heptem
ber, A. D., 1910, at ID o'clock a.m., In the
county court I oom of said county, at which
time and place the hearing on said report,
the original petition and the amendment
and supplement thereto llled on the Htli
dny of August, 11)10, will be bad ; at which
time and place all persons Inlet ested In
said estate shall appear and show cause, If
any there be, why said report should not
be approved, said ndmlulstratoi discharged
and said persons permitted to participate
and share In snld estate.
Given under my hand at Dakota City, Ne
braska, this 14th day of August, A. 1). 116.
8. W. MoKini.ky.
hrai.. OoiuityJudge.
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Local Items
John F. Sides and J. J. Eimers
autoed to Winnebago Sunday.
A son was born-to Mr. and Mrs.
Jhas. Niebuhr of this place, on Mon
day .
M. 0. Ayres returned Saturday
from a couple of weeks' stay at Du
luth, Minn.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. F. Oehlerking, of South
Sioux City, on Monday.
C. N. Derry and wife came over
from Boone, Iowa, Saturday and are
visitincr at the W. E. Morrison
home.
Mrs. Mary Feller of Waterbury,
Nebr., was operated on at a Sioux
City hospjtal Monday for the remo
val of her tonsils.
Mrs. Fannie Crozier and Mrs. W.
P. Warner and daughter, Kathryn,
were visitors at the Sergeant Bluffs
picnic last Thursday.
Mrs. Lorena Hilborn and son Clay
ton, returned last Friday from a two
weeks' vacation trip to their former
home at Creighton, Nebr.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church
will have a bake sale at the Ross store
Sat. afternoon Aug. 26. Bread, pies,
cakes, chickens, etc. will be on sale.
Mrs. Harry Foltz and children went
to Elk Point, S. D., last Thursday
where they will visit a couple of weeks
at the Wm. Talley home near Elk
Point.
A subsciption paper was passed
around town the past week to raise
money to clean up the lots in the
Dakota City cemetery that have been
neglected.
Rudolph Will, Claire Lambertson,
Zeta Hart, Helen Hayden, Thelma
Porter, and J. Boughn, all of
Wavne. were miestq nr. rhr S. A.
Stinson home Sunday.
Thos. J. Knepper of Walker's
Island, announces that he will be in
Dakota City Wednesday, August
30th, the day beforethe Old Settlers
Picnic, with a load of home grown
cantaloupes and watermelons.
Miss Clara Cook and her mother
have moved here from Ponca and
taken up their residence in the house
just west of the Henry Wood home.
Miss Cook will tench thf third nnd
fourth grades in our school the com
ing year.
The new building for the First
State bank at Nacora has been com
pleted and the safe and fixtures will
be installed this week. D. G. Evans,
the cashier of the new institution
states that they will be ready for
business the latter part of this week.
Mrs. T. T. Harris of South Sioux
City, and Mrs. Floyd Kilbourn, of
Pt. Arthur, Canada, were dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Cain, Wednesday, and with
Mrs. Cain they visited at the Mrs.
Mary R. McBeath home during the
afternoon.
Rev. J. A. Lowe left last Friday
morning for Femald, Iowa, for an
over Sunday visit. He will go back
to Omaha Tuesday where he will
meet his wife, who departed from
here Tuesday afternoon. They have
been visiting at the Rev. C. R. Lowe
home the past three weeks.
Mrs. R. L. Broyhill and Mrs. J. W.
McFeeters returned Friday from a
month's visit at the home of Mrs.
Broyhill's sister, Mrs. R. L. Fegley,
at Dalton, Nebr. Mrs. Fegley and
little granddaughter. Sylvia Dearintr.
accompanied them home for a visit
with relatives and friends here
abouts. The Northeastern Nehrnskn Rons
of Herman will hold their annual
picnic at Pender, Nebr., today
(Thursday) and the entire member
ship of the local lodge expects to be
in attendance. Hon. Wm. P. War
ner, republican candidate for con
gress from this district, will be one
of the speakers, on this occasion.
Geo. Wilkins and Harry Adair re
turned last Friday from a two weeks
trip to the lakes north of McGregor,
Minn., where they went in company
with S. T. Frum in his car. Mr.
Frum arrived home Sunday, return
ing by way of Shelby, Iowa, where
his wife and baby visited during his
absence. The boys report a fine
time with the fish.
The Rural Short Course in Domes
tic Science, which was held at Dako
ta City Salem Church, concluded its
four days meeting Friday with an
average daily attendance of thirty
one. These meetings were arranged
by County Agent Beckhoff co-operating
with the Ladies Aid Society and
the University of Nebraska and were
personally conducted by Miss Aural
Scott. The attendance bespoke ap
peciation and the ladies areow plan
ning another Birriilar course which
will embrace second year or more
advanced work.
Harry Frederick is assisting in tho
D. M. Neiswanger drug store.
John Stading purchased a new Ford
of Frank Broyhill, the local agent,
Monday.
.T. fV Tlilco-nn nf CJnnrKuin nn trip
Sioux City market with' a car of hogs
xuonaay.
Preserve and beautify your home
with Mound City Paint and Varnish.
For sale at Dakota City Pharmacy.
Mrs. A. E. Christensen left last
week for Savannah, Mo., to re-enter
a hospital there for treatment for a
cancer.
Miss Esther Learner come from
Lincoln last week for a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Learner.
MissAileen Stinson attended the
Old Settlers picnic at Sergeant Bluffs,
Iowa, last Thursday, and spent the
week-end at the Joe McElphree
home.
Alex Quintal was home from Em
erson a few days last week. He is
with the Savage Carnival Company,
which was Ailing an engagement
there.
Wm. P. Warner and J. J. Eimers
were atNorfolk, Neb., Monday night
in attendance at a meeting of the
republican congressional committee
of the Third djstrict.
Mrs. Earl Frederick -and two
children and her mother, Mrs. Em
erette McKernan, Jeft last Thursday
for Springfield, Nebr., to' visit at
the Frank McKernan home.
The valuation car and a cr. w of
men have been stationed hero for
several days on the C. B. & Q. rail
road, taking an inventory oi all the
property of the company, from the
ties to the lamps on the signal poles.
Rev. and Mrs. KecklcrT of "Homer,
and Mr. Keckler's mother, from Ill
inois, were Monday evening guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Cain. Miss Dottie Cain accompan
ied them to Homer to spend the
week there during chautuaqua.
John Marshal, of Greenwood,
Nebr., and Mrs. Lettie Hampton
and two daughters, Grace and Helen,
arrived here Tuesday for a visit with
relatives and friends. They were
accompanied here from Walhill by
Mrs. Will Mason and daughter.
They made the trip in Mr. Marshal's
car.
Mrs. Alice Walters came over
from Des Moines, Iowa, last week to '
attend the Rockwell reunion which
was to have been held August 12th,
but was postpqned on account of
rain. She visited here a few days
with her brother, J. Rockwell, and
is now visiting in the vicinity of
Homer.
Frank Broyhill began the erection
of a new store room adjoining his
hardware building the first of the
week. The new part will be 24x55
feet-in size, artdillbs used for his
hardware and other-goods, while the
old part of the building will be con
verted into a garage. Burt Wood
is doing the carpenter work.
Otto Rupp, who has been confined
in the county jail the past ten days,
charged with attempting to assault
the 8-year-old daughter of C. II .
Shanks, of South Sioux City, for
whom he worked, waived examina
tion and was bound over to the dis
trict court under bonds-of $1000,
which he has been unable to furnish.
At the meeting of the board of
supervisors of drainage district No.
2 of Dakota county last Saturday
the contract for building the bridges,
seven in number, that will span the
ditches at different points, was" let
to the Beatty Contracting company,
of Blair, Nebr., at a cost of $12,000.
00. Temporary bridges will have to
be erected by the company, to serve
until they can get material on the
ground for the steel bridges.
Jubge S. W. .McKinley tied the
nuptial knot for the following coup
les during the past week: Harry L.
Mason and Martha L. Wyant, both
of Sioux City, on the 21st; Jimmy
B. Leewright of Chicago, and Stella
Thomas of Russell. Iowa, on trie
19th; Burton B. Van de Water arid;
tjoni hi. morriHon, uom oi irejon,
Iowa, on the 17th; Enno Boekholier
and Grace Klenen, both of Akron,
Iowa, on the 18th; F.mil Hagstiom
and Wilmina Olmstead, both of
Sioux City, Iowa, on the 15th.
Notice.
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is Farmer and Breeder. It is issued
semi-monthly at Sioux City, la., and
is intensely interesting and practical.
It regularly carries veterinary, dai
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Pioneer Picture
to Adorn Badges
The picture of one of the oldest,
if not the oldest pioneer woman liv
ing in Dakota county, Mrs. Almeda
J. Ream, who came to Dakota coun
ty in 185G, has been selected to adorn
the badges at the coming 35th an
nual reunion to be held at Clinton
Park, Dakota City, Nebr., August
31, 1910.
Hon. John C. Martin, of Central
City, Nebr., will make the annual
address of the day.
Reed's Band of Sioux City will
furnish the mutSic.
Come nnd enjoy the day.
.JUMPS S5 , :mWIB
i iH3 ill
Following are the oflicers and
committees:
President John C. Duggan.
Vice-President John II. Ream.
Secretary Geo. Wilkins.
Assistant Secretary S. W. McKin
ley. Financial Secretary E. H. Grib
ble. Historian M. M. Warner.
Treasurer H. II. Adair.
Executive John Holer, Carl Larson,
J. W. Hazelgrovo, V. 11. Merger,
George C.Harnes, M. Deaeoin, Herman
Renzo and II. II. Stolzo.
Chief Marshal Geo. Cain.
Assistant Marshals John Illlotnan,
J. P. Rockwell, J. M. Brannan, and
Judd O'Dell.
Invitation Geo. W. Mclleath, EHlo
Z. Engelen and Margaret Notbuhr.
Speakers S. T. Frum, W. P. Warner
and n. E. Evans.
Publicity John II. Ream, Durt
Kroesen, Mell A. Schmled and II. N.
Wagner,
, Grounds II. I. Wood, Alfred Sey
mour, Herman Blorniann, William
Lahrs and S. W. Foltz.
Registrar Mrs. E. H. Cribble, Mrs.
Cora B. Miller nnd Mrs. W. A. Mor
gan. Music Geo. Wilkins, F. A. Wood
and E. II. Uiermann.
Privileges J. J. Elmers, W. L. Ross
and J. S. Bacon.
Badges Mrs. Fannie Crozier and
Mrs. Eva L. Drr.
Amusement M. O. Ayres, W. II. Ry
an and E. E. Smith.
Membership Mrs John Critz, Airs.
G. W. Bates, M. It. Boler, Mrs. C. A.
Manning, Helen Rockwell, Cora Sor
onson, Mrs. Geo. I. Miller, Margaret
Bridenbaiigh, Olive Stinson, Gladys
Orr, Lillian Orr and Myrtle Baughman.
rRecoption Horace Dutton, Mrs.
Mary R. McBeath, F. B. Buckwalter,
Mrs. J. W. Hazelgrovo, Mrs. J. J.
Elmers, Mrs. Catherine O'Connor, J
M. McDonald and wife, W. W. Armour,
Mrs. C. M. Antrim, Mrs. Almeda J.
Roam, Mrs. Jesso Williams, A. II.
Baker, Mrs. Catherlno Twohig, E. M.
Blqasing and wife, Mrs. J. C. Duggan,
Chris Hansen and wife, John Bonder
son and wife, W, A. Helkes and wife,
A. T. Haaso and wife, Mrs. Matilda
Sides Mrs. Milton Foreshoe, W. A.
Morgan, Mrs. Sarah Way, John B.
Harris1 and wife, A. J, Parker and -wife,
,Vi A. Armbrlght and wife, Timothy
jMurphy nnd wife, J. E. DoWnlt, A. J.
(Kranipur nnd wife, Wm. Luther, Mrs.
Catherine- Casey, Mrs. II. H. Adair, II.
W. Wood and wife, Mrs. Alico Sides,
flush Graham and wife, ( II. Bllvim
unit wife; S. A Hrldenbnugli and wife,
U. M BouH and wife, Mrs. J. D. Wolk
fir, Chriii Uasniussi'u and wife, Loo C.
Kearney and wife, Geo. L. Boals and
wITn. Mm. II. .1. Lea)iy, John Ryan nnd
wife, F. II. Way, Mm. John Boler,
I'llrli Hevoi-rion and wife, Anton Lar
.sen and wire, Mrs. Michael Green,
John Provanclin, James Howard nnd
wife, 'I1. II. Sullivan nnd wlfo, Louis
Larsen and wife, Louis Knudsen and
wlfo, George Hayes, Georgo Johnson
and wife, Mrs. D. C. Stinson, Frank
Davcy and wife, Wm. Myers and wlfo,
Gqo. T. Westcott, J. F. Duggan nnd
wlfo, Henry Ebel nnd wlfo, 'I p.
Monahan nnd wife, Mrs. Fred Herman,
Mrs. M. B. Slocum, F. B. Church and
wifo, John D. Rockwell and wlfo, Louis
Jeop and wife, Josoph Clomonts nnd
wife, John F. Berger and wife, Mrs.
W. II. George, Don Forbos and wlfo,
John Manning and wlfo, John Kruoger
and wife, Louis Blanchard and wife,
Dennis Fiynn and wlfo, S, B, Lapp
and wlfo, Mrs. Sarah Erlach, Mrs.
Thomas Jones, Henry W O'Neill and
wife, Geo. Teller and wlfo, Martin
Hogh and wife, John W. Twohig and
wife, Dennis Mitchell nnd wlfo, John
Rush and wlfo, Mrs. Mlko Beacom. J
M. Barry nnd wlfo, Ed V. Maurice
and wife, Eva Graham, Mary A. Do
loughory. J J. Lapsloy, Mm. Fannie
Wilbur, S A. Combs and wifo, M V
Thorn and wife, Geo. II. Haaso and
wife, Mrs. E. A Harden, Max Nelson
and wlfo, Fred Beorman nnd wifo.
.Mm. it siiortloy, aiury is. Armour,
Charles Antrim and wifo, Fred Weg
nor and wife, Henry Ostinoyor and
wile, Jnmos Nelson and wlfo, N. P.
Hanson nnd wlfo, Charlos Hols worth
and wlfo, Mrs. W. P. Warner, Mrs. A.
S. Richards. Mrs. R. E. Evans, M. J.
Herman, Mrs. James Fneston and
Mrs. Mary QoodfoHow.
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