DAKOTA OGUrirV HERALD, BAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA,
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G. W. Hcrvey
Pioneer Sheep Man,
Editor Sheep Dcpt.,
Twentieth Century'
Farmer.
prices prevuuiii';, mm, ih jmii.. u
the excellent work tho Twontleth
Century Put me r haw-done Hnd is
doing ulone thin lme. Trri3 Iim only
hcon powdble by hnvihfj uch n
man as 0. W. Ilervey on the
editorial staff.
Jtr. ITervcy U vty popxitar nmontt
nritap brawler and U considered one o:
the beat ported tnn on thU ubot In
the middle Wt, He wan born ami raited
on n hwp farm and his nctunl exper
ience In brtcillmt and fcmllftu pure-lirca
oheep oxtenui over n period of mora
titan iwntilv.Clvo vcara- To Mr. Ilervoy
lieTonin the honor of bcina; one of tho
first men, if not tho flrt, to ahlp rt oar
load of rurenred fecistered nlieep Into the Mnlo pf Nebraska. Although not
now nctlvrly minuted In tho brccdlnji and fccdlnjr bunlneaa lilt article In tho
Twentieth Century Former ore of Hrcot value to the farmers ef Omanas
Trndo torrltory. Jbnae urtlclcs ond hla knowledge of Hhep hat i Iwn n blK
lactor In tho erowimr nuccraa of tho puro-bred Hhecp industry In thin termor?.
The Twentieth Century Fnrmer In prouil of tho fact that Mr. Ilorvpy has
ticcn connected with its publication for more tlian twelve yawra, in wliUh time
lie haa necurcd the nlnoluto confidence of the thouaand pf rwdota Of tho
work from bin pen. Ilia word on ahcep leave i no room for criticism.
Mako your farm and your ltnowledja of he? raoro
valuable by reading Mr, llcrvcy'o articles in tho
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You cannot afford to bo without them.
'SSNeflaggKw
ILL WE HELP
THE RED CROSS?
Organization Right Now Keeping
Millions of Destitute Men,
Women and Children
Alive in Europe.
LEOAL NOTICES
The Dakota County Herald
Twentieth Century Farmer.
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Government-Irrigated
Homesteads Left In The
Big Horn Basin, Wyoming.
These are part of the new luannie Unit, on anr main line
adjoining the successful Pow?ll locality, and the lands ore
watered by the same government system, merely an extension
of the canals, Of 184 farms, there remain only 50 not taken
these will go before March 1st: act quickly.
EASTERN COLORADO AND WESTERN NEBRASKA
offer splendid deeded lauds at low prices. A farmer near Akron,
Colo., , raised this season a S3, (500 crop of beans on a 33,200
farm. Query :What is such land worth an acre? You can buy
it from '$20 to S35 an acre.
Thousunds of acres of divided large holdings now coming on
the market. It will pay you to do "some thinking" at ence.
Sec me. I am paid to help you.
8. 15. HOWARD, Immigration Agt.
C. TJ. & Q. R. R.
1001 lfnrnum Streot, Omuhu, Nob.
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Every Housewife or
Mother is ever under
that Nervous Strain
which so often results
in Headaches. Tim.-v
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.QAneorSa-wno EJr 3 - .--i -.,-, If &y(k
rWMO,l,,u -, wmi
uepression ana otner ij
Nervous Disorders.
Dr. Miles
NERVINE
is Highly Recommended
in Such Cases.
IF FIRST POTTLE TAILS TO
DENEF1T, YOUR MONCY WILL
DC REMINDED.
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DADLY RUN DOWN.
"I lind liecomo rreatly run down
nml my nfrvcw were In terrlldo
cundltlon. I (mil freayent liead
uclios mul booHtno very weak and
was tmablo to do nnythine;, I
lioualit a bottle of Dr. Mile' Nfrv
Ino. I noon began to fool better,
my jioneH weie rtulctetl. I re
covered my strewctl). mul liave alni o
reoommoniletl l)v. Miles' Nervlno
to many of my frlendn who liao
llid it with ritlsfaetorv rctult","
MUS. FltANCKB AVIHTI.Uflv,
17!) Uroadway, Bchcno i.idy, N. V.
All Americans at Home Must
Back Up This Great Work
Effectually Join the Red
Cross Today.
The American Red Cross 1ms on Its
hands one of the world's greatest nnd
firlininost jobs. In order to do the
work, tlio organization must havo at
onco fifcen million members. It now
lniB five million on tho rolls nnd Is
(Mimpiilgnlnt; to secure tho ten million
additional members by Christmas eve.
Eery nmn, woman nnd child in this
community ought to belong to the Ited
Cross. Being n member doesn't mean
that ono is expected to go to Europe,
carry woundftd soldiers oil tho battle
fluids and nurse them in tho hospitals.
It doesn't menu that one need go to
tho devastated areas of France, or Bel-
glum, or I'61and, or Serbia, and glvo
personal caro to tho starving, freezing,
nal;ed, homeless women nnd children
there.
But it does mean that those of us
who Htay comfortably at homo will do
as much ns wo can in every way to
buck up tho organization already at
work "over there."
It does mean that the men among
us will contribute our bit to help our
brothers lighting tho cause oC liberty
In Europe.
It does mean that "the mothers
among us will knit and sew for tho
wretched mothers of Europe nnd their
pitiful babies.
It does mean that our young women
will show practical sympathy for tho
young women almig the "western
front" and In Seibln who havo suffered
unspeakable cruelties at tho hands of
bestial enemy soldiers.
It does mean that our children be
made to understand tho curse upon
the children of Europe', and be taught
to make some sort of sacriiico for the
cause of humanity.
It docs mean that each of us will do
what ho can Individually to supply
plenty of comforts for our soldiers
lighting tho enemy and necessities for
the wounded In hosipltuls.
Stricken Europe Ls crying to heaven
for relief, and Providence is answering
that prayer through the Instrumental
ity of tho American lied Cross.
Now if It had unlimited funds but
only a comparatively few members, the
Ited Cross would be unable to do tho
work before It. The first great need
ls for millions of members tho sup
port of tho folks "bacfc home."
Do you know why our lads In tho
army and navy arc acquitting them
selves so creditably why they are,
amazing tho allies by their bravery, in
telligence nnd enthusiasm? It Is be
cause those lads are thinking always
of their mothers and dads and sisters
and sweethearts and kid brothers.
Tho same thing goes for tho Ited.
Cross. "When nil tho dads and moth
ers and sisters and Hw'eethearts nnd
kid brothers in Ameriot show their. In
terest and sympathy for Bed Cross
work, as members off the Bed Cross
and as worklng'members, why tho Bed
Cross will cover itself with glory for
ever more.
A ycar's membership in the Bed
Cross costs Just one dollar. , If ono
wishes to rend tho Bed Cross Maga
zlno for n year ho pays another dol
lar. Join now. You will never spend
a dollar In n better cause.,
Tho Bed Cross button lsta badgo of
honor. Wear onel
Kl rot publication 1 2-17-4 w
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition
for Settlement rjf Account.
In the Uonnty Court of Dnl-.otit county.
Ni)brakn.
Stnte of Nebmnkn, Ddliotit Oounty
To ICmllto Illume, I'lnru Illume, Ilcntrlco
llliimv. Wlnfrwl Illume, MniKnii't Illume,
If run i'li Illume, Mildred Illume, IHiimU!
Illume, nnd nil iieriuns liiteremed In tbe
estnteof Krecl Illume, deceased:
On reudliiR tbe DOtltlon of Jlmllle
Ultimo prnyliiR n lliml settlement nnd nl
lovwiiipoof bur account tiled In tblncotlrton
tho St tli day of Docetnbor. 1UI7, nnd for
herdlfcclmrgonejcee.utrlx,nnd tbe roleuso
of her bondsmen,
It In hereby ordored Hint you, nnd nil per
son Into rented In mhII umiu r, mny mul do,
npuenr tit tho county court to bo held In
nnd foranld county, on the loth dny of .Innu
nry, A. I). 1DIH, ul 10 o'clock A. M., to sbow
rninio, If utiy tboro bo, why tho prnyer
ot the potltlonor fthotild not bo Krnntcd, unit
Mint nollco of tho pendency of niihl petition
mul the henrliiK thereof ltd Klven to nil
peroni! Interested In snld innttor by pub
lishtmtncouy of thin ore leu In tho imkotu
(lountv Ilernld, n weekly newipnpor print
ed In sntil county, for four miccomIvo
weokt prior loanld dny of hem Inst.
s, v . nici.iuioy,
st'.j, County .ludce.
The WAR
Duty
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First l'ul-lS'!l-4v
Order of Hearing and Notice on Peti
tion fqr Settlement of Account.
In tho County Court of Dnkotn county,
Nebniskn.
Stnte of Nuhrnikn. Unkotu County ss.
To Knte Suwjor, Gertrude K. Noidyko,
KumcesSiiwyor. Peter l riiiwyor, nnd to
ill persons interested In thr estate of II. F.
Snuyer, decensed-
On lendlim tho petition of K. W. lor
dyke prnyliiK n lliml settleiui-nt nnd ullow
mice of Ills account tiled In thlscouit on
the ISthdny of December, 1017. nnd for de
cree tbei eon, nnd for his dlhcbuiKO us lid
ministnitor. It Is hereby ouleied Mint you, and nil
portions lutoiobted In mlti mutter may. nnd
do, nppenr at the county court to lie lieJU Hi
nnd forsald county, on tho lltli Uny of .inn
unry, A.D.19IS, nt 10 o'clock a. in., to hhow
cause, If uny thoio lie, why thepinyerof tho
petitioner Hhould not bo Kiuuted.niid tliut
notice of the peiuleney of snld petition
nnd tho heailiu? theieof bo iilvoii to all
pei sons Interested In falil mattot' by pub
llslilnir acopy of this order In tho Iiukotn
County Horaid, n weekly newspaper pilnt
ed In f-nld county, for four successle
ueel.-s nrlorto ald dny of heailmi.
H.W. McKini.ky,
spa i.. County Judge
H'lrst publication lM:l-ilv
NOTICH rOR 3IDS.
Notice ls hereby nlven that on or befoto
Jiinuury 1. llUS.neulecl bids will bo lecelved
ut tho county clurk's odlce for lui nlililiiK
books, letterbends, envelopes, stitllonery,
and blanks us follows;
lino KM
Records, 8 ir, plain, ench.
Records, 8(ir, ruled, printed heads, loose
leaf, McMllleu patent back, each,
Recoids, Hut', pluln, printed hends, looso
leaf, Mc.Mllloii patent bark, each,
Records, 8qr, printed, looso lenf, Mc.Mll
len patent back, encli.
Records, rtqr, plain, each.
Records, Our, i tiled, each.
All books must bo made ot the best linen
ledger paper, full Russia binding, to open
Hut, and tocoriespond with books now In
use.
I.KTTKII 1IKADS ANP KNVKLOl'E.S
Letter bends, full sheet, printed, best
finality paper, por 1) nnd Per M.
Letter heads, half sheet, printed, best
aunllty paper, per I) nnd per M.
Knvelopos, printed, So. 1, size 0-4, white,
por M.
Knvelopes, printed, No. 10, mnnlln, per M.
I'lnvelopeH, pi luted, No, 11. munlla, per M.
STATIONKRV
Hnnford'ii, Carter's or Arnold's lnk.perqt.
Nauloiu's. curtor's or Arnold's line, pel
doz.qts.
Hpoucei'laii, Ulucinum or uinette'8 pen
points, orcquiu, per gross.
Kaberor DUon pencils, hex., per gioss.
I A II Ilmdmuth, Alepblsto copying pen
cils. No.7;lb, bind, per gross.
Dine or rcdchecklngponclls. per gios3.
Senate scratch pads, per do..
Typewriter paper, size HJitlSS, best qual
ity, por renin.
ltr.ANKH
Legal lllanks, half sheet. porC. I) mul M.
Legal blanks, quarter shoot, por C, D, M.
Legal blanks, eighth sheet, per O. I) mid M.
For pi luting bar dockets, each opening.
Sopnrato bids will nlso bo lecelved for
publishing delinquent tnx list, per descrip
tion for hinds nnd for lots; mid lot; commis
sioners proceedings and such other notices
ns will bo required by the bonrd of com
missioners. Tho bonrd rosorvos tho right to reject nny
nnd nil bids. Accepted blddor to glvo bond
for faithful performance of contract.
Dated nt Dnkotn City, Nebr., Dec. B. 1917.
George AVIlklna. County Clerk.
$100 Reward, $100
Tho readers ot this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
ono dreaded disease that science, has
been able to euro In all Its stages 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 Blooit on the Mucous Sur
faces of tho SyHtein thereby destroying
tho foundation of tho disease, Blvlnrj tho
patient strength by building up tho con
stitution nnd nsslsting naturo In doing Us
work. Tho proprietors havo so inu
faith In the cnrntlvo powers of Hnlr
Catarrh Medlclno that they offer OL
Hundred Dollars for nny case that It ixu
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
GREAT CANAL IS PLANNED
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stracls f Title
S10,Q00 Surely Bond Guarantees the accuracy
of every Abstract I make.
SEMESLS, Bonded Abstractor,
the DAKOTA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
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Forth and Clyde Waterway Has. Been
Under Consideration by British
for Several Years.
Thero lias been vaguely before the
public for some years a great scheme
the Forth nnd Clyde canal writes n
correspondent of the Loudon Times.
Germany did not declare war until the
Kiel canal was completed. There can
bo no question thnt if during theso
last three years-r-wo had been able to
move ships quickly nnd safely from ono
Mdo of Scotland to tho other It would
havo been to our benefit. That benefit
will always obtidn, but I am not now
talking of mero transit, but of new
town planning possibilities u calcu
lated incentive to expansion for those
who wish to live under tho most mod
ern conditions, unhampered by what
we now consider the mistakes of tho
past.
Seven years ago tho government
was given powers to mnko a road
whero It pleawd and ucqulro tho
land on either sido of It for develop
ment. Let them now consider taking
their courago In both hands and them
selves driving ncross Scotland n canal
for ocean-going ships. Along Its banks
thero would arise during Its construc
tion roads nnd rails nnd power sta
tions, together -with tho houses of tho
men making all these. Later would
follow tho factories, nnd wo should
eventually havo a lineal stnto garden
city, seaport, mnnufacturlng, residen
tial, ip-to-dato and uncongestlble. It
would bo n governmental experiment
In spreading tho,peoplo for their nd-vnntnge.
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and Your Duty
Tlie lowly freight car has a mighty work to
perform in this war first conies Uncle Sam's
work, then yours.
BOTH cannot be done well unless YQU help
and every time you fail to load a freight car to
capacity, you fail in your dutyytju becptuq a
transportation slacker. v ' .' '
llG.OOO freight cars were needed In h rtionlh-j
to take supplies to XJ, . Canipsj 17,000 cats
were required by. the shipping board,- and
every day Uncle Snin needs mote cats and
will get them.
This Company wishes to give you good st rvice
our ability to do so rests with YOU.
Load oour car la capacity ; j -
Loud your freight prarfiplly i
Unload your freight -yromptly ' t
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
A. V, TRHNMOLn
Vlco-I'res. and Gen'l MuniiKor
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H. M. PiiARCR
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Etrrdetopes In Jfc-Very
Size, Color or
Quality
Triggs? Hew Restaurant arid
Pool Hi
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I have re-arranged my Rtstauraut building and
will install, pool tables in the front part of building.
All my restaurant patrons will be cared for as be
fore. Meals and lunches served at all reasonable hottis.
Everything New, Clean
and Up-to-Date
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WM. TR1GGS,
DAKOTA CITY
NEBRASKA
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Dr. Koch's Tonics fxtracts
Poultry Tonic Good for Chickens.
Weona Dip is a fine Disinfectant for Hogs.
One farmer from near Jackson, fed One Pail of
Stock Tonic and Three Packages of Worm Medi
cine, at a cost of S4 f)0. This same farmer said
the Tenic and Worm Medicine did him S5Q0.0O
worth of good.
Persons wishing any of these valuable goods can
get them at my place in South Sioux City, one
block west from end of street car line.
E. J. GARLOCK, Agent
m 0fjsms5msss
Sturges Bros. Have
to 315 Pearl Street .
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where we will be glad to see all our old patons,
and we hope, many new ones. This move is nec
essary, as the building we now have is too small
for our growing business.
Stxurge Bros.
Old Location, 411 Pearl St. Sioux City, Iowa
loved
Slaughter -Burke Grain Go.
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