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DAKOTA COUNTV HERALD: DAKOTA CITY, NEBR,
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McKelvie & Son's
Public Sale of
P!arxd GbLtnYEx
ISysd Sows
Tn lie Held In
Pender, Nebraska,
Tuesday, Jan. 28th
'orty-pljfht Until or Illtf-Typp
Poland Cliina Itied OIKs
Three rcKinlcrcd spring bonrs.
A uniform offering from Ne
braska's ionccr herd, repre
senting the blood of the Inter
nationa) champion, Mc's Samp
son.nnd the NationnI champion,
Hip Price, breeding. Offering
is iminuncd and fully guaran
teed. Every animal bred by
the sellers. 'Pedigrees furnish
ed solo day. A worthy offer
ing in every respect that arc
in the pink of breeding condi
tion. For catalog, write to
Clay Center, Nebraska
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Sliot'linn, Vogl and t'riir.si1,
Auctioneers.
HELP BRAVE BELGIANS
DRIVE OUT ENEMY
American Red Cross Aids With
Supplies and Comforts in the
Equipment of Valjant
Army.
I
T Is particularly Interesting to Amer
icans to lenow the tremendous
work which tho American lied
Cross has done toward relieving dis
tress In Ilclglum. Among the many
things done for King Albert's gallant
llttlo army by Die lied Cross tho fol
lowing nru n few:
It established u dining room and
reading and writing room at tho ware
houses In Lo Havre.
It gave u plato nnd n bowl to 0,000
munition workers in to use nt
their meals.
It fitted up recreation rooms for
workers at munition plants.
It Installed n co-operative restaurant
for tho military personnel of tho Mari
time Agency nt Lo Ilavro.
It Installed shower baths and n bar
ber shop for tho army garrisons In
Lo Havre.
In nrmy training centers tho lied
Cross gave household comfortH, phono
graphs, games, otc.
It established n dormitory for 1100
men at tho llorno for Porinlsslomilrcs
nt Calais.
It established a canteen nnd library
nt Calais.
It established another enntoen for
tho personnel of sanitary trains.
It gavo nmtorlal and games for n
canteen for tho pcrsonnul of tho miYal
baso at
It gayo tho sumo for n canteen for
tho personnel of Belgian seaplane
units.
It equipped n mess for tho personnel
of tho unit at Calais.
It gavo tents, canteens, reading
rooms and shower baths for tho per
sonnel of tho Uourbough bnkory.
It organized dining rooms for
searchlight companies nnd artillery
batteries having flxod enntonments,
nnd Instnllod shower baths In them.
Jt distributed 00,000 enameled plates
und cups for soldiers In tho trenches.
It gavo prizes for organized nthletlc
tournaments.
It sent presents to each man (loco
rated for bravery. These presents aro
usually razors, pipes, fountain pens
aud such. Up to now this work hna
only applied td tho Infantry.
Tho lied Cross provided tho appa
ratus nnd films for cinema sIiowh.
Eight thousand Boldlcrs sco them
every day.
It supplied books for all soldiers.
It Installed n recreation nnd writing
room ut tho largo cnntou t La l'nnno.
It presented to every Infantry nnd
cnvulry regimental surgeon a medical
traveling case, holding n sot of medi
cal Instruments for field service.
This work requlrod an appropria
tion of approximately 1,250,000 francs.
Straight from tho front Is this com
ment of a llelghui colonel. It was
tnndo recently whllo ho was sitting in
his dugouttnlklng of tho work of
n canteen for which tho Amerlcnn
lied Cross had Just provided quarters
on very Bliort notice.
"Ono llvo demonstration llko this Is
bettor than n yenr of talk."
LEGAL NOTICES
, Fi,t publication Jau. !, 101'.) iw pM
vwiwr w lvllllHKHMTIIIV (tl frjM
HUlimtl) I'A 11.11 KItS StTPI.Y &J
COMPANY. teSJ
..tlro is hereby given' that there K&
h:i9 hfi-n organized under and pur- RAJ
siant to tho laws of the State of JA
Nebraska, u corporation, tho name
of which is "Hubbard Farmers
Supply Company."
The principal plnco of transac
ting thu business of naid corporation
shall be .it Hubbard, Dakota county,
Nebraska.
Tho object for which this corpor
ation is formed is to buy, sell, job
and traffic in merchandise of all
kinds at retail or wholesale, and to
own, hold, lent, lease, mortgage, sell
and convoy real estate and personal
property as may become desirable
or necessary in tho conduct of the
business.
The authorized capital stock of
said corporation imnll bo $20,000.00,
of which fully $12,000.00 shall have
been paid in at tho time of tho
commencement of business, which
shall bo issued in shares of the par
value of $100.00.
This corporation shall commence
business on tho 1st day of August,
1918, and shall continue until the 1st
day of August, 1038, with right of
renewal or dissolution, as provided
by law.
Tho Indebtedness of this corpor
ation shall at no time exceed ono.
half of its capital stock, except as
otherwise provided by law.
The affaire of this corporation
shall be under the control and man
agement of a Board of five Directors
who shall be stockholders, whoso
term of oiricc shall bo for ono year
or until their successors aro elected
and qualified.
Tlio Hoard of Directors shall elect
fnnm their number n president, nnd
shall elect or appoint n treasurer
and secrotnry, and may create
such other offices and appoint
such other agents as the busi
ness of the corporation may require.
Until the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders which shall be
hold on- tho third Tuesday in May of
each year, tho following named per
sons shall constitute the Hoard of
Director:?: Gcorgu Timlin, Fred
U.ifli.lu I. I).-,,,.... DnlnMii. Ir.l.ri Pn I .
mhi hvin( v jJiutrii J.UUIIVII ..will. .1 ut-
lor and Samuel Knox, and until said
annual meeting in May, 1919, the
following "persons shall constitute
tho generals officers of said corpora
tion, viz., George Timlin, president,
John Feller, treasurer, and George
Timlin, secretary.
Hubbard Fanners Supply Company.
By George Timlin, President.
Attest:
Georgo, Timlin, Sccrtcary.
(Sen!)
AUCTION
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'1 WIMi M I UK!) TO Ql IT i'AinNNC, I WILL NULL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST HIDDEN,
II 1101 T KKM.fH L ON HOMK CAIIM IJ MILES .NOHTH OK JACKSON, NEH., ON THE TIMHEK KOA1)
n. 21, 1919
Sale Starts at 1 1 O'clock i2 Free Lunch at Noon
Free Transportation from Jackson to Farm
1 - 1 - J Hl-.l
lioisen ana muies
1 .spun horse's, 5 and S yrs old, wt. 2(5(10.
1 gray horse, 11 years old, wt. 1100 lbs.
I hay pony, 12 yrs old, wt. 1000 lbs.
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1 span of Mules, 10 yrs old. wt. 1(10 lbs.
I span of Mules, (5 and 7 yrs old, av(. 2250.
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of
VciLLI
cows;
60 head of cLcers on feed
20 head choice Brood Sows. 1 purebred Duroc Jersey Boar
Balance are Stock Hogs
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MACHINERY, ET
1 wagons, complete. 2 hay racks. 1 buggy, manure spreader. new hinder. mower. hay sweep. disc.
2 harrows. harrow cart. 4 New Century cultivators. 1 John Deere riding plow. 1 new walking plow. 1
hay rake. 1 corn planter. 1 scraper. 1 Hercules stump puller, complete. 1 new croam separator. One
11- horse International Mogul engine. I power washing machine. 1 new seeder. 1 new fanning mill. 1 In
ternational 10-20 Titan tractor. One -bottom I. & O. tractor plow. 1 tandem disc. 1 buzz saw, 32-hicIi
bla.de, steel frame. 2 bob-sleds. 1 buggy. L I. & O.lister. 1 2-row machine. 1 seed corn drier. 1 good
range. 1 hand shelter. 1 net of blacksmith tools Other articles too numerous to mention.
Tt
First publication Jau. J, 1919 -Iw
Onlcr of Hearing and Notice on Peti
tion for Settlement of Account.
In tho Count; Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, County of Dako
ta ss.
To Jennie Esthnr Jacobson. Sarah
Mario Koss, Jennie K. Uoss, Frnnk G.
11083, Vincent Itoss, bugar L. Koss,
Uornnrd 15. Uoss, and to nil persons
interested in tho estate of Leonard
Uoss, deceased:
On roadir.g tho petition of Sidney
T. Frum, graying a linal settlement
and nllownnco of his account filed in
tills Court on tho 2nd day of Jnnuar;
ww, ami jor proois ot noirslirn.
In hereby ordered that you und nil
persons interested in said matter
may, and do, nppear at tho County
Court to lie held in nnd for said
County, on tho 31st day of January,
A. 13. iai!J, at ton o'clock A. M to
show cause, if any there be, why tho
prayer of tho petitioner should not
bo granted, and that notice of tho
pendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof bo given to nil por-
sonn interested in said matter by
publishing n copy of thin order in
tho Dakota County Horald, weekly
newspaper printed In said county,
for four successive weeks prior to
imld day of hearing.
S. W. McKINLEY,
(Seal) County Judgo.
10 Dozen Chickens.
1 Saddle and Bridle.
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ILKlViD WF AJLH 1U MUINltld 1 IMtl U1N AKUVLU 1NU 1 H
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JACKSON STATE HANK', Clerk M
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COL. K. V. !AS'SMrSSKX, Auctioneer
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American Ited Cross lias erected n
barracks ut IJIJon, France, to servo as
a flay nursery for tho children ot tho
French women who work In tho United
gtittes Army cumoutlugo factory.
Frf,t publication Jau. i), 1010 Iw
Probate- Notice to Oreilltors.
In tho County Court of Dakotn
County, Nebraska.
In tbo mntter of tho Fstato of
Pete Gigoar, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that tho
creditors of tho said deceased will
meet tho ndmlntstrnrix of said es
tato, boforo mo, County Judgo of Da
kotn County, Nobrasko, at tho County
Court Ilooin In said county, on tho
tth day of March, 1911), and on tho
7th day of April, 1019. at 10 o'clock
lA. M. each day, for tho purpose of
ii cht-'nuiiK Liiuu uiiiiius iui uAiiiiuiiu
tion, adjustment and allowance.
Three months nro allowed for credit
ors to prosont tholr claims from Jan
uary -I, 1019, aud ono year for the ad
ministratrix to settle said estate,
from the 12th day of October, 1018.
This notice will bo published in tho
Dakota County Horald for four weeks
successively prior to thu -Uh day of
March, 1910.
Witness my hand, und soal of said
court, this 1th day of January, A. 1).
1010. S. W. MclflNLEV,
(Seal) County Judgo.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by Iccal npptk'cttlnti, iiu Micy cannot renrh
iiiv iiucnmu portion ot ih cur. inrru u
only out. way lu cur. CHtnrrlinl deutiusn,
und Hint I ly a cciiiKUlutloiul rmu'cly.
Culairlial DenfUfo Is cnintul by nil lii-
lhiii.il cuntlltlon nf w muooiu IIiiIhk ot
Public
r
arm
Sale!
AS I IIAVK DKCIDKI) TO QUIT KAHHUNC, I WILL SK LL AT PUKL1C AUCTION AT MY FAK3I, KNOWN AS
TIIK M cJUUDK FAIMI, :i MILKS WKST AXD h 3I1LK NOKTR OP HUiniAUI), AND i MILES DUE SOUTH. OF
(JOODWINjNKlllL, ON
tli RusUehlnn Tube. W'hun this tubo u
InnAiiii'd yim have u rumblltii; nouiitl or Im
pel fret lunrlnir. nml Upi It I onilfly
eluded. Diafmeu la tlm rnult. 1,'nlrfj the
liill.immutlon rati bn ri'dttrnl and this tubu
Irstori'il to ll nornml cotidltton, Iti-nilnK
lll bo drstruyid furT;r. Many casts or
doofiivis nro caused by catarrh, wliluh Is
en lullatncd condition or tlin mucous tnir
tacix Hall's Catarrh Meillclnu acts thru
Iho blood on thu mucous surfaces of tho
system.
Wo will ctve Ono Hundred Dollars for
any casn o( latatrlml rvnfnm thut cannul
liu cured by Halt u I'litnrrh Mrdlclit.
uuiars irrc. .'M uriiKntits, loc
T, J, CM1..NUV & CO., Toledo. O,
Clr-
To Hold l'o tato Convent Ion
fho now dutcs of tho second an
nual convention of the Nobraski
Statu Potato Impiovemcnt Associa
tinn nro Fobrunrv B. G. and 7. Tho
convention has boon postponed twice Tho FOLKS AJ tV'uem AufABOUT
on account of tho Inllaomea opidomlc 0MAHA'S FUH tg-wttaTlhi VISIT
Conditions uro so improved thnt tho CEHTRE,'' THE wLwtMft T
oiiicers of tho association have do- ExIiilaratinLuliMue: Vaudeville
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SDAY. JAN. 23. '19
Sale begins at 1 1 O'clock. Big Hot Free Lunch at Noon
THUR
K V KttYWODY WELCOM E
Horses & Mules
I spun of buys, horse iiutl niiiri', -I anil " yo;irn old,
ut. SImO I lis.
I hay miiiT, !) yoars old, wl., 1100 His.
1 reldiuir, 10 years old, wi., 1000 lhs.
1 preldin 10 years old, wt., 1100 lhs.
1 team iHnles, !) and 10 years old, ut., 2500 lhs.
elded to hold, tho convention next
month. .The same protrram us an
nounqed for December dates will be
carried out, The convention will bo
at Scottsbluif.
iltss JLIctr fjlUit HI frtltr Clili, ftienj Clim, 0i(Hif
LADIES' DIME MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY
fc"veryloty Coast Ask Anybody
dtn mi tiooiti aid mil ihon wni or ckicim
4
Head of Cows
1 slriclly fresh.
S3 HEAD
OF MOGS
1 eoinin fresh soon.
- - Seven head of Sows.
2 coining fresh in March.
Six head of Harrows.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
1 !; baler, in nn.ml order.
1 1 ('finch Moline riding plow.
1 Mci'onnick binder. 1 new wagon and hox, complete. 1 hay rack and wagon.
1 10-in. brand new walking nlow. 1 brand new New Century Cultivator. 1
walking cultivator, good as new. I disc. 1 steel drag, t Queen lister cultivator.
good ax new. 2 single harnesses. 2 buggies.
2 dozen Chickens. ' About 20 rods wire cribbing. 2 bushels of l'opcorn.
4 sets of work harness, 1 as
About I bushel navy beans.
Full Line of Household Goods, all New, from Kitchen to Parlor
TERM
All sums under $10, Cash. On sums over that, amount eleven months time will he given on
bankable notes bearing 8 per cent interest.
NORDEEN, Owner
COL. !:. K. ItASMl'SSUX, Auctioneer.
.T. It. WATEItS, Clerk.
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