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DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD ( BAKGVA G1TV, HEBIIASKA.
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NOW
is the time for you to go 10
some nice Wisconsin or Min
nesota Lake lor a good rest,
good fishing, and good ac
commodations. Hay Fever
Upper Wisconsin Lakes and the Che
quamegon Bay District of Lake Superior
offer relief from Hay Fever.
Our Outing Folder
will tell you about resorts and charges
along the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.
B. C. BUCHANAN, Agent, Dakota City, Neb.
II. M. PIvARClv, G. II. MacRAIC
36th Annual Re
union and Picnic
General Traffic Mgr.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Gen'l Passenger Agent
St. Paul, Minn.
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STATE FMRi
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SEPT- 3-4-5 -6 ! 1917
IN CONNSCTION WITH
iWORLD'J BEST LIVESTOCK ACRICUL-TURE HORTICULTURE
vDOME3TIC PRODUCTS BOYS CAMP AND BETTER BABIES
WILL BE FOUND THE GREAT (
FOOD TRAINING CAMP
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IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND
AFTERNOON EVENING
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jjjjjtTC HORSE RACING EVJ5RYAFTERJ
ttft&ftX SEVEN BANDS-PLENTYOB'lr
Incensed Embalmer Lady Assistant
Ambulance Service
Wm. F. I)ick.itson
Ball 71
Autu B4-7I
415 Sixth Street
Sioux City, Iowa
Abstracts of Title
A $10,000 Surety Bond Guarantees the accuracy
of every Abstract I make.
J. J, EINERS, Bonded Abstractor.
Successor to the DAKOTA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
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The Pioneers and Old Settlers' As
sociation of Dakota County will hold
its annual picnic at Clinton Park,
Dakota City, Nebr., Thursday, Aug
gust aO, 1910. The following officers
and committees have charge of the
arrangements:
President Timothy Murphy.
VIco President John H. Ream.
Secretary Geo. Wllklns.
Assistant Secretary 3. W. McKln-ley.
Financial Secretary E. H. dribble.
Historian M. M. Warnor.
Treasurer Harry II. Adair.
Executive Committee John Dolor,
Carl Laraen, J. W. Hazelgrove, W. II.
Hcrger, George C. Barnes, J. C. Dug
Ban, Herman Itcnzo and H. H. Stolze.
Chief Marshal Gcorgo Cain.
Assistant Marshals J. P. Rockwell,
J. M. Urannan, Judd O'Dell nnd John
Hlleman.
Invitation Geo. W. McBeath, E. H.
Ulermann and Efllo Z. Engolen.
Speakers S. T. Frum, It. E. Evans
and V. P. Warner.
Publicity John H. Ream, Mell A.
Schmled, II. N. Wagner and J. P.
Halloran.
Grounds H. D. Wood, Herman
Blermann, Wm. Lahrs and Alfred Sey
mour. Registrars Luclle Morgan, Gladys
Armbright, Ora Rockwell, OUvo Lea
rner and Nadlne Sucphardson.
Membership Mrs. W, A. Morgan,
Mrs. Cora B. Miller, Mrs. Audrey Al
laway, Mrs. Bonnie Spencer, Mrs. E.
H. Grlbblo, Mrs. W. H. Ryan, Mae
Holer and Mrs. J. J. Elmers.
Privileges J. J. Elmers, W. L. Ross
and J. S. Bacon.
Badges Mrs. Eva L. Orr nnd Mrs.
Fannie Crozler.
Music Harry II. Adair, F. A. Wood
and E. II. Blermann.
Amusement W. H. Ryan, M. O.
Ayros, C. H. Maxwell, S. T. Frum and
E. II. Blermann.
Reception Mrs. II. W. O'Neill, T.
J. Hartnett, Mrs. B. F. Sawyer, D.
F. Waters, Mrs. Sarah Erlach, John
T. Daloy, Mary Quinn, Michael Mitch
ell, Mary A. Deloughory, John Ryan,
Mrs. Michael Bolor, John Flannory,
Mrs. James Ileonoy, Sam Thom, Mrs.
Mads Hansen, Wm. Wallway, Mrs.
Fred Blumo, Ben Bonderson, Mrs. D,
G. Evans, Nels Foaiito, Mrs. Mary
Simmons, P. F. Haaso, Mrs. Henry
V. Peters. Poter Nichols. Mrs. Mary
Sullivan, John O'Neill, Mrs. Frank J.
O'Donnell, Michael McTaggart, Mrs.
Cathormo Jones, John Hecnan, Mrs.
Catherine Casoy, Chris R. Smith, Mrs.
Cathcrino Twohig, A. H. Anderson,
Mrs. Caroline Beacom, John Mahon,
Mrs. John RuBh, Anton Larson, Mrs.
J. C. Duggan, John P. Krampor, Mrs.
Jesso Williams, Phllo McAfee, Mrs.
Michael Farroll, John Feller, Mrs. Ora
Barnhort, D. A. Woods, Mrs. S. Hutch
ins, L. Jeep, Mrs. Allco Sides, Don
Forbes, Mrs. Nate G. Miller, P. R.
Madison, Mrs. L. II. Armbright, T. F.
Monahan, Mrs. J. S. Bacon, Goo. L.
Boals, Mrs. Geo. J. Boucher, FranV, E.
Combs, Mrs. Fannie Wilbur, Jphn
Manning, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Dr. J.
E. DoWalt, Mrs. Mary Pizey, F. B.
Buckwaltor, Mrs. C. H. Duggan, John
M. McDonald, Gcorgo T. Westcott, T.
II. Sullivan, Mrs. D. C. Stinson, John
J. Ryan. Mrs. Frank Davey. Mrs.
Ralph Goodwin, Patrick Jones, Nels
Anuersen, airs, inomas long, Mrs.
Geo. Timlin, Gcorgo Hayes, Mrs. C. L.
Dodge, John C. Smith, Herman Ebel,
Joseph Barnott, Mrs. George Bates,
Mrs. John Critz, Mrs. W. P. Warner,
A. II. Baker, Mrs. R. E. Evans, A. T.
Haaso, Charles S. Bhven, Mrs. Mary
R. McBeath, Wm. Blermann, Mrs. L.
L. Hclkes, J. J. Lapsley, Mrs. O. W.
Fisher. Horace Dutton, Lillian Orr,
Geo. II. Bllvon, Mrs. Mell A. Schmled,
Walter Chenoy, Mrs. Geo. I. Miller,
Geo. W. Learner, Mrs. S. A. Combs,
T, J. O'Connor, Mrs. Catherine O'Con
nor, Geo. C. Blessing, Mrs. Louis Vr
Rockwoll, Chris RaBmussen, Mrs. Al
meda J. Ream, S. A. Brown, Mrs.
James Allaway, Fred Wllklns, Sr.,
Mrs. Bock Nolson, Edwin Morgan,
Mrs. C. J. O'Connor, Geo. W. Thacker,
Mrs. 10. A. Hurden, Charles Holsworth,
Mrs. W. L. Ross, Holon Shull, Carrie
Hanson, Porlo Stinson, Mary Robert
son, Mario Ross, Mrs. Timothy Mur
phy, Margaret Warnor, Mrs. Richard
Shortly, Mrs. W. H. George, Bert
Francisco, Mrs. S. A. Helkcs, J. v,
Brldonbaugh, Mrs. T.' W. Gribblo, Mrs.
C. M. Antrim, Eva Graham, Margaret
Schrlover nnd Wm. H. Rockwell.
LKOAL NOTICES
First publlcntlon 7-2-8w
Order of Heating on Petition far Ap
pointment of Administrator'
In tho county court of Dnkotn county,
Nebrnskn.
Stnteof Nebrnskn, Oountr of Dnkotn as.
To Wllllnm h. Rots, Kdftnr I.. Hoss, Frnnk
U. Itoss, llornnrd K. lions, Vlncont Hoss
nnd to nil persons I utorustcd In the estnte
of iconnrd Hoss, decerned:
On rendirm tho potltlon of K. I,. Hoss,
prnylnft thnt tho ndmlnlstrntlon of snld
estnte be urnntd to William li. Hoss as
admliilslrntor.
It Is hereby ordered that you, nnd nit
persons Interested In snld matter, tuny,
nnd do, nppenr at the county court to be
held In nnd for snld county, on the 18th day
of August, A. I). 1017. at 10 o'clock a. in., to
show cnuse, If Any there be, why the prayer
of tho petitioner should not be Kranted,
nnd thnt notice of the pendency of snld po
tltlon nnd thnt me nenrinir inernor tie Kiven
to nil persons Interested In said inntter by
publishing n copy of this order In tho Dn
kotn County Herald, n weekly nowspnper
printed In said county, for three successUo
weeks prior to snld dny of hearing.
Witness my hnnd nnd--wl of said court,
this Zlrd dny of July. A. I). 1VI7.
8. W. MOKlHJ.EY,
hkai.. County Judge,
First pub. 7-1S-6W
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE FOR YEAR
1917.
Notlco Is hereby Riven thnt the estimates
of expensoon the vnrlous funds In Dnkotn
county. Nebrnskn, for the yenr 1917, nrens
follows:
County cenernl fund fJ4,O0O 00
Hrtdso fund 1B.O0O 00
Ktnorsoncy bridge fund i.OUO'OO
County rondfund 20.000 00
llond drngglng fund 2,000 00
County fnrmdenionstrntorfund... 2,600 ou
Mliliilllliil
Triggs? New Meat Market
and Restaurant
I have re-opened my Meat Market in the new e
location the Beermann building, which I
have remodeled and fitted in fitst-class shape.
Besides a full line of the best Meat of all kinds
I have added a line of Canned Fruits and
Vegetables, Canned Fish, Confectionery, To
bacco and Cigars.
Everything New, Clean
and Up-to-Date
WM. TRIGGS, i2
DAKOTA CITY
NEBRASKA
Totnlofnll funds 171,600 00
Witness my hand nnd senl of olllce nt
Dnkotn Otty. Nebrnskn, this 23rd dny of
June, A. D. 1017.
George Wllklns. County Clerk.
Court of Commissioners Kenl,
Dnkotn County, Nebrnskn.
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E. F. RASMVSSEN
General and Reliable
AUCTIONEER
Ponca., Neb.
Box 424 Phone No. 3
It will pay you to sec me
before going elsewhere
Terms Reasonable-Satisfaction Guaranteed
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First publication 7-20-4W
NOTICE OF A FORECLOSURE OF
A CHATTEL MORTGAQE.
To Jns. Barnott, mortgagor, nnd to whom
It may concern:
You nnd ench of you Are hereby notified
thnt ou or nbout the 0th dny of August,
11112. J as. Harnett, mortgagor, made, exe
cuted nnd delivered to The Minneapolis
Threshing Mnchlne Oompnny, of West
Minnenoolls. Hopkins Post Olllee. Henne
pin county, Btnte of Mlnnesotn, ncbnttel
mortgage lornineuuuareu eignty-nve nnu
no-luu dollars (JW6.u). covoilng the follow
ins Dersonal property, to-wlt:
Uno Minneapolis Seonrntor with 86 Inch
cylinder, 68 Inch rear, No.12742.wltb trucks.
with samey ntacKer aitaoneu, complete
with all belts, pnrts nnd nttnchuieuts.
One Minneapolis Self Feeder nnd Ilnnd
Cutter No. tWt, complete with all pnrts
nnd uttnclunenls.
One Hnttley Stacker No. 7267, complete
with nil pnrts nnd nttnehments.
One No. 1 Wngoii Loader and Weigher
NO.S02I7.
Ono Hound WnterTank.
One Tank l'ump and llose.
One lluberTrnutlon Knglne. mounted on
Return Flue Holler,l8 horse power,No.6178,
coruplote with nil pnrts nnd nttnohiuents.
One 150 foot 8 inch 4 ply Drive Belt.
Also all tlxtures nnd nttnehments belong
ing to nny of said mnohlnery or which mny
have been attached or was In connection
therewith thereafter.
Said mortgage was duly filed nnd record
ed in tho county clerk's olllce of Dnkotn
county. Nebraska, on tho 8th day or Aug'
ust, A. D. 1912, at 8 o'clock A. M. nt Dnkotn
City, in the Stnte of Nebrnskn. That the
name of the mortgagor herein Is J as. ltnr
nett nnd tho name of the mortgngee Is The
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company.
and which mortgage and the Indebtedness
secured thereby hns been nsslgned to
Snchso-Bunn nnd Company, of Cherokee,
Iowa, nnd this assignment in writing wns
duly llled with tho county clerk of Dnkotn
county, Nebrnskn, on the 2nd dny of Jan
uary. 11)15. at 8 o'clock A. M. That snld
mortgnge contains tho power of sale nnd
thnt no suit nt lnw has been brought tore
cover such Indebtedness or nny part there
of, and that default has been made In the
conditions prescribed In said mortgage in
that tho mortgagor hns failed to pay the
notes amounting to seven hundred twenty
four nnd Ufl-100 dollars (724.90). and hns failed
to pay tho lnteiest upon nil these notes.
That said mortgage secured live (S) notes
all dated August Otli, 1012, as follows:
One for Jl 25.00 due October 1st, 1012,
Ono for 20S.0U due November 1st, 1012,
One for 1126.00 due October 1st, 1S1H,
Ono for liicoodue November 1st, 1013.
One for KB5.00 due November 1st. 1014,
nil bearing Interest nt the rate of 8 per
cent, nnd thnt under tho terms of snld
mortgage, to-wlt: Sachse-Bunn and Com
pany has elected to forecloso tho same.
That the amount duo upon snld Indebted
ness secured by snld mortgnge up to. and
Including the 17th day of August. 1017. Is the
sum of nine hundred ninety-eight nnd 64-
100 dollnrs ((908.04), no part of which has
been paid.
You nnd each of you nre further notihd
that tho Assignee of said mortgage has
taken possession of snld oorsonnl property
nnd thnt all of snld personal property or so
much thereof ns shall be necessary to pay
said indebtedness nnd costs of sale, will be
sold nt Public Auction nt the residence of
L. P. Hogers on lots four, five nnd six. block
eighty-three, Covington Annex, South
ttioux uity. in me county or unkotn. state
of Nebraska, on the 17th day of August, 1017,
nltho hour of 2 o'clock P.M. to tho highest
bidder for cash. And the equity ol redemp
tion in said property will bo thereby ex
tinguished. You nre further notified that unless this
indebtedness Is oald together with tho
costs, before the date of said sale, said sale
'Will take place ni herein above stated, and
comucuof tne property-ns shau be neces
sary to satisfy said Indebtedness and costs
win ue soia nt saiu time.
Dnted nt Sioux oity. low a. this 24th day
of July, 1017.
BAOHSK-BONN AMD COMPANY.
Assignee of Bald Chattel Mortgage.
By IC G. BAOiiBK,
Pres. nnd den. Mgr.'
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JOHN H. REAM, Agent
Dakota City, Nebraska.
FARM PROFITS.
Do favorable or unfavorable cli
matic conditions dctormlno them?
Yos, but moro ofton the proper ap
plication or misapplication of gener
ally recognized farming principles
evolved by successful farmers and
breeders and tho government experi
ment stations. Farmer nnd Dreeder
Is a compendium of tho best ideas
nnd successful mothodB employed by
successful farmors and brooders. It
is issued soml-monthly at Sioux City,
la., and deals with farming conditions
as they aro horo found. Its subject
matter Is strong and appoals both to
tho farmer nnd stockman. You wont
to farm profitably ovory intelligent
fnrmor doos. Parmer and Dreeder
will help you to do this and more, too.
Splendid Offer.
Special arrangements havo been
mado which onnblo us to offor Farmer
and Brooder nnd Tho Herald both for
ono year for only $1.00. Savo nionoy
by lotting us hnvo your subscription
now. Don't lot our romarkablo offer
pass without taking advantage of it.
Kvory subscriber to Farmer and
Brooder Is ontltlod to frco consulta
tlon with its special service depart
ment on any branch of farming and
stock raising.
Mare Than a Fair
Dismiss from your mind right sow
tho Idea thM tho Nebraska Stato
Fair this your Is llko any that havo
sono before.
Yes thero will be a blgger-tban-over
program more Cztenelva ex
titbits moro interesting, . amusing,
Htlfl nvnltlitn tlilnwa m n.
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON COUNTY
POOR FARM.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is noreuy given mat oius win ue
received up to noon, August 27, 1017, on tho
County Poor Farm of Dakota oounty, Ne
braska, for the fiscal year commencing on
March 1, 1018. ns follows: '
1st. Kor the rent oer acre of the north K
of the northeast K of section 26, township
28, range 0, comprising the county poor
furm. during snld nscal year; '
inn, for tne boarding por wees nnu xur
ntshlngeach lnmnto thoreon with one suit
of clothes during snld fiscal yenr; '
aru. ror neuting thai portion oi poor
house occupied by inmntos during snld lit
cnl yenr.
All bids to bo llled In tho county clerk's
olllce on dnte above given; nnd nlso, tho
uontti or county commissioners reserve tuo
right to reieot nil bids.
Duted nt Dnkotn Ulty. Nebrnskn. this HJrd
dnr of July, 101J.
oeo. wMKin,
Countr Clerk.
Catarrhal Deafness GannotBe Cured
by local applications, as they cajinot reach
tho diseased portion of tho ear. There Is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that Is by a constitutional remedy,
Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an In
flamed condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Im
perfect hearing, and when It Is entirely
closed. Deafness la the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to lta normal condition, hearing
will be deatroyed forever. Many caiea of
deafneia are caused by catarrh, which Is
an Inflamed condition of the raucous sur
faces. JIall'a Catarrh Medicine acta thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollar tor
any case of Catarrhal Deafness thai cannot
be cured by Haifa Catarrh-Medicine Cir
culars free. All Druggists. He.
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MItS. FRANCES WHITLOCK,
179 Broadway, Schenectady, N. Y.
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Get Lra.n.cl--Biuy St Now
If You Wait You Are Sure to Pay a Higher Price
In Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming, there are thousands
of acres of prairie lands that shonld be cultivated.
If you want to
BUY I will post you on correct prices.
RENT I will help you get best terms.
HOMESTEAD 111 tell you where best free G40-acre
selections are located.
Ask About the Town of Deaver, Wyo.,
the New Government Town
PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS iu August; this town
will be the trading center for 30,000 acres of Government-irrigated
Big Horn Basin lands. First Unit of 12,000 to be drawn
for early in September; lands free; pay for Government water
right on such easy terms as to make these lands the finest prize
Uncle Sam has for you. If you will go with me into the Big
Horn Basin and see the wealth in that locality from oil, r clam
ation arid irrigation, you will lose no time trying to get hold of
one of theae new farms. They are free; likewise my personal
service for the Burlington Road.
S. B, HOWA11D, Immigration Agt.
C. B. & Q. R. R.
1004 Furmtm Street, Omnliii, Noli.
Westcott's Undertaking
Parlors
Auto Ambulance
Old Phone, 420
New Phone 2007
Sioux City lowsk.
Slaughter-Burke Grain Co.
DEALERS IN
Grain. Feed, Flour, Hay a.nd Coal
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FRED PARKER, Manager
Dukotti City, Nobr.
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