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AUCTIONEER
Ponca., Neb
Box 424 Plione No. 3
It will pay you to sec me
before going elsewhere
Terms Rcasonnblc-Sntlsfnctlon Guaranteed
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Pure Bred
Perc heron
Stallions
Captain 90975
Wallace 121599
CAPTAIN foaled May 1, 1912, color black, is a large,
powerful horse, known as a sure foal getter.
WALLACE foaled April 10, lOlfi, color dark dapple
gray. Winner of First Prize for 1 year old at Oakland,
Ne.br., in 1910. Wallace is a very promising colt, stands
10 hands high, weighs 1025 lbs at 2?, months old.
These horses are both itfspected and guaranteed sound
and in perfect breeding condition by the Live Stock San
itary Board of Nebraska.
Terms S15 to insure mare in foal, $20 for colt 9 days
old. Due care will be taken to prevent accidents, but at
mare owner's risk.
Both these horses will stand at my barn in Hubbard,
Nebr., during ths season of 1917.
Louis Bogg
Owner and Attendant
Hubbard, Nebr.
Attractive Summer Tours
Through the East
An extensive scheme of diverse-route eastern tours has been
announced, circuit tours to New York and Boston, going one
way, returning another; eastern trunklines and steamer lines co
operate in these tours thatmay be planned to include Canadian,
New England and Atlantic Seaboard resorts, Sound Steamers,
Coast Lines, the Virginias, Boston, New York and Washington.
The general limits of thdse low fares are for sixty-day tickets.
The Burlington's eastern tourist-rate leaflet is now on the
press. Describe to me the general tour you have in mind. Let
me help you make it and furnish you with descriptive literature
covering the proposed journey.
G. B. Keefauber, Agt., Dakota City, Neb.
L. W. WAKELEV, Qonorul PiiBsongor Agont,
1001 Farmi'it Htroot, Onmlut, Nob.
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No. 59062.
l'lil)IOlili-HlriHl by 1'rlncn ilu (ilitmny (Si:). ho hy Duo tin
Ulwnoy (ll'ififl), tmlur uimrlotto 11 (iMMi): Dmii. MoiicIukIuTIiIhiuih
012NHU), nIii) ! OlKlllllHtOt.WI), out of Punlo do Vlllorx HITUM.
Lcnffrnml is a bay HelRian Stallion, 11 years old, weight
1900 pounds, with small stripe in forehead, and right
hind foot white. He wns bred by Mr. Pelix Coupez, of
Hasailly, and imported March 1, 1911, by W. A. Lang &
Co., of Greeloy, Iowa. He wns foaled in 11)0(5.
Will Stand llio Season or 11H7 as inllows:
Sunday and Monday at Chas. Uliven farm.
Tuesday and Wednesday at Elmer Blessing farm.
Thursday at Robert Luesebrink farm.
Friday and Saturday at Homer Livery Barn.
TIjKMSi Slfi to tiiHiiro wllh foul; W for Htiuullnir colt. Upon tliu
xnloor removal of nmron from county, foul hill booomos duo nt
oiitio; or wliuii nmrtin tirti not properly rotnriicil for tilul Norvlcn,
feus Ix'cointKlun ut nuctt. Ihlti euro will Ihi tuktui to irt'iit nod
tltuitx, Imtiit lUkof ownor of initio, If HhoHUHtuliu uny.
LEONARD
Owner and Attendant,
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ROSS
Dakota City, Nebr.
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
OF NEBRASKA
TO SUPPOftT I'KKSIDKNT 1V1LSOX
IN ALL 1VAK MEASURES
Omaha, May 3. Following up tho
action taken at tho meeting held in
Oniuhu last Thursday, attended by CO
renrcBontatlvo cltlzenH from all partB
of Nebraska, stops aro being taken to
comploto tho organization of tho
Patriotic League of Nebraska. Tho
purposo of this League, as onnouncod
In Us prcamblo, is:
"To promoto tho spirit of truo
patriotism In our stato, to support
tho declared policies of our presi
dent In tho present war with tho
Imperial government of Germany,
and to ovoko a Bound sentiment In
aid of needed measures to placo
nml keep our country In position
to protect nnd defend at all times
American rights, Amorlcan Ideals
and American honor."
lion. Wm. D. McIIugh, ex-United
States Judge, was elected president,
Dr. Fred Morrow Fling, of tho Stato
University, vice-president, and Fran
cis A. Drogan of Omaha, secretary-
treasurer, and theso ofllcers, together
with L. D. Richards of Fremont, Frank
M. Hall of Lincoln, C. C. George of
Omaha, Chairman of the Executive
Commltteo of tho Omaha Commercial
Club, Dr. E. C. Henry, of Omaha, Presi
dent of tho Rotary Club, and Gould
DIetz, prominent official of tho Omaha
Ak-Sar-Den, will constitute tho exeec
utlvo committee.
Slute-wldo Organization.
A board of thirty directors was
chosen at this meeting, to servo for tho
first year. They are as follows:
First District F. M. Fling, Lincoln;
Paul Jcsson, Nebraska City; Chester
A. Aldrich, Lincoln; W. C. Wilson,
Lincoln.
Second District Dr. E. C. Henry,
Gould Dictz, S. F. Neblc, C. J. Ernst,
T. C. Hyrno, C. C. George, John T.
Yates, R. L. Metcalfe and W. G. Ure,
Omaha.
Third District L. D. Richards, Fre
mont; II. M. Hopewell, Tekamah;
George A. Eborly, Stanton; C. E. Burn
ham, Norfolk.
Fourth District E. E. Placok,
Wahoo; Matt Miller, David City; L.
W. Colby, Bcatrico; Clark Perkins,
Aurora; J. H. Grosvonor, Avoca.
Fifth District Charles G. Ryan,
Grand Islnnd; Fred W. Ashton, Grand
Inland.
Sixth District T. C. Patterson,
North Plntto; Patrick Miles, Sidney;
John N. Drydon, Kearnoy; M. S. Eddy,
Broken Bow.
Stops nro now being taken to ap
point an organizing secretary who will
have under him an auxiliary council
of no uctlvo young men, and thero will
be in each congressional district, as
well as in each county in tho stato,
an organizing doputy, Just as soon na
volunteers have como forward to un
dertake this work. It is expected that
10,000 members will bo onrolled within
tho next sixty days, as offers aro com
ing In from all parts of tho stato to
assist In tho organization.
I.ojalty From AH Americans.
At tho meeting at which tho organ
ization was begun, enthusiastic
speeches, expressing patriotic sup
port of tho president, wore made bv
John W. Outright of Lincoln, T. C. Pat
terson of North Platto, Dr. Fling of
tho University, Mntt Miller of David
City, and Mutt Goring of Plattsmouth,
who, bom in Germany, proclaimed
himself in this crisis n wholo-heurted
American citizen, loyal to tho presi
dent and pledged to uphold him In
this wcr to overthrow military abso
lution on tho continent of Europe, and
mako democracy Bafo throughout tho
world.
Tho chief noto In tho BpeecheB was
thnt our public servants must lay
nsido partisan politics and support the
president's program, as outlined in
his great war message of April 2d.
Life-long republicans, who had op
posed President Wilson up to tho time
that mcBsngo was delivered, were
found among his enthusiastic sup
porters at this time; and democrats
who havo followed him from tho be
ginning, expressed ronowed confidence
in his wIbo leadership.
Declaration of Principles.
Tho mooting adopted this declara
tion of principles, and wired it to tho
presldont nnd to tho mombors of con
gress: "Wo express to Presldont Wilson our
profound faith in tho masterly states
manship embodied in his groat mes
Bago to congress, in which ho voiced
tho purposes of this pooplo, and its
nttltudo towards tho Issues of tho
world war. Wo pledge him our sup
port, and declare that along tho trail
which ho baa blazed, tho Amorlcan
people uro ready to follow him to the
end.
"Wo bollovo In tho now alignment.
that during tho war thoro shall bo,
nolthor in congress nor out, any re
publicans nor any democrats, but only
two now parties, American patriots
on tho ono hand, supporting tho gov
ernment, and on tho othor hand, all
those who from any motlvo boo fit to
opposo It.
"Wo hold that this war should be
carried on by tho national government,
and all functions controlled by fed
eral agoncles, to tho end that thoro
ihull bo olllclont co-ordination of the
resources of tho country, and no
divided counsols, to distract or weak
on. "Wo declaro in favor of tho admin
istration army bill, and wo approvo
tho prlnclplo of solectivo draft, based
on universal liability to service, not
nlono because it is urged by tho presi
dent and his advisors, but also becauso
It is right.
"Wo Invito tho co-oporatton of all
citizens of Nobrnska and wo urgo thorn
to Join with us In extending tho mem
bership of this leaguo, so that tho loyal
sentiments of tho people of this state
may havo duo expression.
"Wo cull upon tho frlonds of the re
public in each stato of tho Union, tc
orgnnlzo patriotic leagues, and to en
rol tho friends of tho president's pro
gram In stato-wldo organizations, that
will mobilize public opinion to tha
cupport of ull needed war uieaaureu."
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that (hero Is at least
one dreaded disease; that science linn
been able to euro In all Its ntages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh belns greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and
nets thru tho Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up tho con
stitution and assisting nature In doing Us
work. Tho proprietors hnve so mwj
faith In the curntlvo' powers of Hal'
Cntnrrh Medicine that they offer O
Hundred Dollars for nny case that It tilt
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address P. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by alt Druggist, 75c.
LEGAL NOTICES
First publication 6-8-0v
iSotice of Opening Koad
State of Nebraska,
County of Dakota. ss.
Notice to Lund Owners.
To nil whoti It may concern:
The commissioner a p pointed to locate
mid establish n road commencing at tho
southeast corner of the southwest nunrter
of the southwest quarter of section ill,
township 28. riuifje , In Dakota county, Ne
braska, running thence eust on tho section
lino botween sections SI, township W. ranire
y, and section 0, township 27, rniiKe 0. In
Dakota county, Nebraska, HO rods and there
termlnatlnir. hns rcDortnl In favor nr tlm
establishment nnd location thereof, nnd nil
objections theroto, or claims for (lnmagefl
must bo llled In the county clerk's olllco on
or befoio noon of the Hth day of June, A. I).
1SH7. or such road will bo established and
located without reference theroto.
ucorgo Wllklns.
County Clerk
First publication 6-3-fiw
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice Is horeby Riven that by virtue of
on order otsnlo Issued by George Wllklns,
county clerk and ex-olllclo clerk of the
district court of Dakota county, Nebraska,
and directed to me, George Onln, sheriff of
Dakota county. Nebraska, cominnnttinir
me to sell tho premises hereinafter de
scribed to satisfy a certain decree of the
said district court of said county and state,
uuiniiieu lib wiw uciuuer. A. if, lvio, term
thereof, 111 favor of The Kqultable Compa
ny, an Iowa Corporation, and utmlnst Sar
ah J,. Knnls, and J.S. Knnls, for the sum
of Sixteen Hundred Ninety-live Dollars
nnd No-KM cents (J1685.U)), together with
interest theieou nt the rate of eight per
cent per annum from November VO, 1I6,
and Its costs, taxed at the sum of Twenty
one Dollars nnd Seventy-five (Junta (C'1.75),
and accruing costs.
I hnve levied on tho following described
property, to-wlt: Lots ono (1), two ti),
three (8) nnd four 14), In block one (I), In
OlltiOrt's Addition to South Sioux Olty, In
Dakota county, Nebrnsku.
And I will on the 4th day of June,
A. I). 1017, at ten o'clock A.M., of said dny,
at the south front door of the court houso In
Dakota Olty, Dakota county Nebraska, pro
ceed to sell at public auction to tho highest
nnd l)est bidder, for cash, all of the above
described proporty, or so much thereof as
may be necessnry to satisfy said order of
sole Issued by said George Wllklns, tho
amount due thereon In tho aggregate be
ing the sum of Sixteen Hundred Ninety
live Dollars nnd No-l(X) Uents, (S1695.00) with
Interest thereon at tho rate of eight per
cent per annum, from tho 20th day of No
vember. A. 1). 1916, and prior taxed costs,
amounting toTwenty-ono dollars and Seventy-live
cents (211.76), and accruing costs.
Dated this 2t)th day of April, A. D, 1917.
GbohorOain,
Sheriff of Dakota county, Nobrnska.
First publication 1-28-1 w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In tho County Court of Dakota County,
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, Dakota County ss.
To Kllzabeth Ilorweg, H. U.Grlbble.Mary
J.Stlngon, Olive O. Hodglns, John H.Grlb
bio, Thomas V. Grlbble, and all persons In
turostud in tho cstnto of John O Grlbble,
deceased:
On reoelng the petition of tho adminis
trator and nnmlnlstrntrlx praying a llnnl
settlement and allowanco of their account
llled In this court on the 20th day of April,
1917, and for their discharge.
It Is horeby ordered that you, and all
porsons lutorestod in said matter ninv. and
do, appear at tho county court to bo held In
and for said county, on tho lBtu day of
May. A. D. 1917. at 1U o'clock a. in., to uhnw
causo, if any thero be, why thoprnyorof tho
puuuuiiur suouia noi no grnnteu, and tlint
notice of tho Dondencv of tmiil nntltlnn
nnd the henrlng thorcof bo glvon to all
persons Interested in said matter by pub
lishing a CODy of this order In the Dntntn
County Herald, n weekly newspaper print
ed In said county, for four successive
weeks prior to snld dny of hearing.
H.W. MnVTWT.w
skai,. County Judge
First publication 4-?6-4w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Peti
tion for Settlement of Account.
In tho county court of Dakota county,
Nebraska.
Stato of Nebraska, Dakota County ss.
ToKllznbeth Herweg, II. U. Grlbble, Mary
J. Stlnson, Olive G. Hodglns, John II. Grlb
ble, 'ijinns W. Grlbble, nnd all persons in
ter jsted in the estate of Mary Grlbble, de
ceased: On rending the potitlon of the adminis
trator and administratrix praying n llnnl
settlement und allowanco of their accounts
llled in this court on the 20th day of April,
1917, and for their discharge.
Itls heroby ordered that you. nnd all por
sons Interested In snld matter, may nnd do,
appear at the county court to bo held in
and for snld county, on the 19th dny of
May, A. D. 1917. ut 10 o'clock A. M., to show
cnuso, if nny there bo, why tho prayer
ot tho petitioner should not bo granted, nnd
that notice of tho pendency of sold petition
and that tho henrlng thereof bo given to all
porsons Interested In said umttor by pub
lishing a copy of this order in the Dakota
County Herald, n weekly newspaper print
ed in said county, for four successivo
weoks prior to snld day of hearing.
8. W. MoKlnloy.
ISKAi. County Judge.
First pub. 4-!W-4w
Order of Hearing on Petition for Ap
pointment of Administrator.
In the county Court ot Dakota county,
Nebraska.
State of Nobrnska, County of Dakota ss.
To Harriott May Demarny, Albert E, Do
muray, Kleata Demnray, Ira I., Demarny,
Inn Demarny, Harry N. Demarny, Alice M.
Hayes, Glenn V. Hayes, Jennie K. line
man, Meryl M. Hlloiunn, nnd to nil porsons
interested in tho estate of Alfred Denmrnv.
deceased:
On rending tho petition of Jennie K. II Ho
man, praying that the administration of
said estntelbo granted to Harriett May De
mnray, as administratrix.
It is hereby ordered that you and all por
sons interested in said matter may, and do,
appear at tho county court to be held in
and for said county, on the 14th dny of
May. A. D. 1917. nt 10 o'clock A. M.. to show
cnuso. If any thoro bo, why the prayer of
mo poiuioner snouiu not ue grnnteu, ana
that notice of the oendena.v of snld potitlon
and thnt tho hearing thereof be given to all
fiersons interested In said matter by pun
ishing n cony of this order in the Dakota
County Herald, a weekly newspaper printed
in said county, for three successivo weeks
prior ta snld day of bearing.
Witness my hand, nnd seul of said court,
this 19th day of April, A. I). 1917.
S. W. MOKINI.KV,
skat.. County Judge.
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X Here are 'Real' Bargains
t 1G0 acres, 2 miles from Royal, t
1 Antelope Co., Neb., at $40. I
4- 020 acres in Sioux Co., Neb.,
t at?12.G0. Good Terms.
f Am on the pro all the time, and
this is how I get Real Bargains, j.
Henry Francisco t
.4. lloyal, Nebr. X
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Fields & Slaughter Co.
DKALtiKS IN
Grain., Feed, Flour, Hay and Coal
. FRED PARKER, Manager
IMionoNo. 1 Dakota City, Nolir.
Sturges Bros. Have Moved
to 315 Pearl Street
where we will be glad to see all our old pauons,
and we hope, many new ones. This move is nec
essary, as the building we now have is too small
for our growing business-..
es Bros
Old Location, 411 Pearl St. Sioux City, Iowa
TT II I II I I I I I I I Mill i " i, IBTr.t
Westcott's Undertaker
Parlors
or
Anio Ainbul.uicc
Old Phone, 426 N(nv pi,onc OflT
Sioux City, Iow&,
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RID-A-WORN
Great Worm Destroyer and
Hog Conditioner
Price $2.50 per Jug, or Three Jugs for $(5.00
Manufactured by C. A. Wheelock, Beresford, S. Dak.
R. P. D. No. G. Phone 138
Pleasant View Farm, Home of the Famous Silver Lake
Herd of Durcc-Jerseys
Guy G. Sides, Local Agent
Phone 111-L8
Route 2
Dakota City, Nebr.
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Licensed Embaltner Lady Assistant
Ambulance Service
Wm. F. Dickinson.
Viicier tadkin e.
Ball 71
Auto H471
415 Sixth Street
Sioux City, Iowji
i T.J K: E: No. 111255
DUKE is a Black Percheron Stallion, with white hind
foot; foaled June Gth, 1914; bred by J. II Clark, of
Imogenc, Iowa; weighs 1S00 pounds.
PEDIGREE: Sired by Rosco 40(i()0, by Commodore
24972, by Rutabaga 12101. Dam Louis 2997S, by
Couerde Leon 2070S, by Kleber 4191.'!.
TERMS: S15 to insure with foal; S20 for standing colt.
Upon sale or removal of mares from county, or when
marcs not properly returned for trial service fees become
due at once. Due care will be taken to prevent acci
dents, but at risk of owner of mare.
Will stand for season of 1917 at my barn in
Dakota City, Nebraska
JACOB HAGER, Owner and Attendant
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