Local Freight and Passenger Schedules Listed
Train times show WEST No. 85 local freight at 7 15 am and 1 1 passenger along with Omsha and Lincoln. EAST No. 86 local freight at 12 47 pm and local passenger at 2 25 pm and 6 29 pm daily except Sunday.
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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
5
Train times show WEST No. 85 local freight at 7 15 am and 1 1 passenger along with Omsha and Lincoln. EAST No. 86 local freight at 12 47 pm and local passenger at 2 25 pm and 6 29 pm daily except Sunday.
January 25 announces B B Burton lectures. March 10 Gideon Carl the Character Change Impersonator offers reserved seats at 10 cents and season tickets for adults 1.50 and students 1.25. Door tickets 40 cents adults 30 cents students. Doors open 7 30 pm performance 8 15 pm.
Leslie visits from Omaha on business matters. James Hartnett’s sale at Hubbard set for January 15. Mra H Krumweide resettles in Laura Jay house with her children. Rev Luther P Ludden to preach at Dakota City. Stoves advertised by Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. Montford Knepper to board in Sioux City for two to three months. Em manual Lutheran church W Hand FM society postpones meeting to Jan 9 1908. Communion and evening services at the Methodist church with sermons on spiritual lessons from the snow and a heavenly commodity.
A collage of winter greetings and travels from Hubbard and Dakota City residents. The list includes visits from Van from Van’s, DC Heffernan from Hub, Frank Phillips in Lyons, Dermitt from Goodwin, Barney Gribble returning from Omaha, and Beatrics Nordyke from Sioux City. Also noted are sales announcements, New Year and New Year’s events, church notices, and local business promotions at Van’s and Kozy Studio.
Miss Durland wishes scholars and parents a happy New Year. George Ayres returns to work after six weeks in Omaha. New students include Ralph Graham Beth Pettit Fred Lobhiaver and Willie Lobhiaver Ruth Grey leaves the list. Christmas programs and trees boosted student spirits. A Lincoln association meeting featured Governor Hanly and a talk on The Patriotism of Peace.
Remaining in the Dakota Nebraska post office for the month ending December 31 1907 are EF C Green Rev L L Powell Wil Kenk W OM Thompson. Parties calling for the above please say advertised. Joan A Ream Postmaster.
In a garbled record several parcels are described with owners and new buyers in Dakota City and South Sioux City including transfers in block IM Kinet Hy addition and block 20 Dakota City. The text references multiple spouses and properties as well as various names, but the exact deeds and locations are unclear.
Preaching Sunday morning at Salem at 11:00 oclock and Sunday school at 10:00. Preaching in Dakota City at 8:00 oclock with Sunday school at 9:45. Evening service at 6:30 PM CT. A cordial welcome to all.
640 acre Kinkead homestead relinquishment in Donel county Nebraska offers 640 acres good prairie land with plenty of hay and rich soil. Deeded land nearby sells for 10 to 12 dollars per acre. Price 1 750 00 with exchange options including residence property livery outfit livestock or small business of equal value. Bee WT Banker Jackson Nebraska.
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