Irrigated Basin Farm Rentals Offer Homeseekers Chance
The ad promotes renting selected irrigated farms in the Big Horn Basin for one or two years to learn profits, climate, and settling prospects. It claims millions spent on irrigation, offers homesteading help or purchase at profitable prices, and notes homeseekers’ excursions on the first and third Tuesdays of 1908 with D. Clem Deaver as General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Winter Excursions Offer Regional Tours and Rates
Winter excursions offer homeseekers trips first and third Tuesdays to Colorado Wyoming Big Horn Basin Northwest Southwest and South with daily touring rates to Florida Gulf Coast the South and Southern California. A J Karnatzen, Dalota City, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Northwest
Florida
Gulf Country
California
County printing contract awarded amid farm meeting notes
Dakota County Herald reports the county contracted JJ Bimers for 250 dollars while the Herald bid 135 dollars for the coming year printing. The piece notes nineteen Organized Agriculture societies meet in Lincoln the week of January 20 with speeches by prominent figures including Governor Sheldon at a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJ Bimers
Herald
Societies of Organized Agriculture
Lincoln
Items of Interest from our Exchanges
A roundup of tidbits from area papers mentions visits and travels across Sioux City Hartington Pender and Ponca. Notable names include Dr Gibson Bates Maggie Baird Georgia Niebuhr Mabel Niebuhr and Abraham Hirsch with reports of illness employment exams and a Civil Service test.
For Sale A Kinkead Homestead Re Lincolnquishment
A 640 acre Kinkead homestead in Dever county Nebraska offers 500 acres good prairie land with fine soil and hay. Price 1760 dollars. nearby land sells 10 to 12 dollars per acre. Owner may exchange for residence property livery outfit livestock or similar business. See WT Banrorcr Jackson, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkead
Dever County
Nebraska
Livesteck
Banrorcr
Jackson
Nebr
Local notices and farm news from Hubbard area
Hart farm relocation near Jackson and Sheriff moves to Dakota City headline a page of community updates. The column covers trade notes, livestock and crop sales, new shops, births and illnesses, social events, and visits among residents including Carl Anderson and Joe Leedom.
Community Notes From Dakota City Area Social Events
Geo Herschback and family returned Saturday from Cincinnati Ohio. Ramsey and wife were surprised on their tenth anniversary Saturday evening as a large crowd joined the celebration. A grip tour brings many victims under its care. Fred Bartels tends large flocks cleaning cornfields. Col MG Leamer contracts wood for the year and will visit Missouri Kansas and Texas for more deals. Bachelor O W Fisher nears divorce and plans a house party before his wife returns. W A Heikes and son Chester plan an early Colorado trip to tend land. Miss Clare Lapsiey hosted a gentleman friend from South Sioux City Sunday. Mrs Robi Lapsley hosted a quilting party Thursday. Balem was well represented at the ME church in Dakota City Sunday evening. Lyceum activity rises with a strong program last Friday. Milton Fornshoe and Hester Herweg presented a witty paper especially Milton's baseball notes. Subscribers await the second edition. David and Murrell Hileman hosted a young people gathering Saturday. Mrs Alice Sides left for two weeks with cousin Mrs M A LeValley at Wakefield. Chas Fisher and Genevieve Stanard of Dakota City attended lyceum Friday. Jacob Sides attended St Thomas Episcopal services in Sioux City Sunday. MBA members from here attended a lodge meeting in Dakota City Thursday. Stephen Joyow and Chester Heikes battled the grip the past week. Frank Orr visited the Shambaugh home in Sioux City Sunday. The WH & FM society held a meeting at Fred Culbertson’s Friday afternoon. Fred Culberson has the county’s most modern house with hot water heat and a small gasoline engine to run the dynamo for electric lights.
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Geo Herschback
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ramsey
Fred Bartels
MG Leamer
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
O W Fisher
Heikes
Chester
Colorado
Clare Lapsiey
Sioux City
Robi Lapsley
Balem
Dakota City
Lyceum
Milton Fornshoe
Hester Herweg
Milton
David
Murrell Hileman
Alice Sides
M A LeValley
Wakefield
Nebr
Chas Fisher
Genevieve Stanard
Jacob Sides
St Thomas Episcopal Church
Stephen Joyow
Chester Heikes
Frank Orr
Shambaugh
WH & FM Society
Fred Culbertson
Fred Culberson
Bartlett Visit With Friends Sparks City Gossip
WT Bartlett spent Sunday in the city with friends while James Finnell was bedridden at home with a severe grip. Mr Davis, solicitor and collector for the firm, attended to local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
James Finnell
Mr Davis
Local Folks In Homer Area Make Short Trips And Visits
A series of brief notices records quick travels and social calls. Theo Peters partnered to Sioux City Tuesday while Wm Niedmyer shipped two cattle cars to Sioux City Monday. John Zastrow visited Sioux City and Wakefield, and Nellie Heeney and Gus Lester were seen in Hubbard and Sioux City respectively. Mrs Will Eymers and her three children visited relatives in several nearby towns before moving to Bone Steen. Dr Nina Smith is ill requiring a trained nurse.
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Theo Peters
Pnaterger
Sioux City
Wm Niedmyer
Chas Voss
Louis Simmons
Katie
P Romfelt
Sister
Minneola
Iowa
Wixwoek
Fred Walwas
Peterson
Hubbard
Minnie Rhoda
Dakota City
John Zastrow
RR Larsen
Wakefield
Gus Lester
Nellie Heeney
John
School report notes steady attendance despite mumps underlines progress
The piece describes 2nd and 3rd grades maintaining strong attendance with few mumps-related absences. It mentions 5th graders receiving items from Vancouver and Shawnee for geography, several students returning from illness, and 6th graders reviewing. The high school shows rising absences, mumps treated as fad, and a notable claim of the school earning free tuition status with future prospects highlighted. Dick Lenox of the 3rd grade becomes assistant publisher at the Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehod
Dick Lenox
Eagle
Theompany
Four spans of young mules for sale at Jackson Neb
J M Banny of Jackson Nebraska offers four spans of young working mules ready for sale. Local buyers may contact the seller to arrange inspection and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M Banny
Jackson, Nebr
Woman seeks absolute divorce in Dakota County court
Sadie Wood petitions for an absolute divorce from William Wood on grounds of wilful absence and desertion. She requests custody of their minor child and asks the court to grant relief as prayed in the petition filed January 9. Respondents must answer by February 21.
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District Court of
Dakota County
Neobrask
Banm Woon
William Woon
William Wood
Plainsiffe Wood
Office of
Nebraska
Sadie Woop
Pialntit
Albert Mullins
Annie Mullins
District Court
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Ayer
Aver
Aver Oo
Lowell
Mase
A J Karntaxen
Dalota City, Neb
W. Wacerev
Omaha, Neb
Undertaker
B. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
Lore Klopp
Bartlett Go
F.O.B
Esther
Klopp & Bartlett Co
Dakota County Herald
I, Raam
Wynot Tribune
Rey Win Sham- Hhough
Hartington
Maggie Baird
Tarkio
Bloomfield
Pearle Mitchell
Wall
Sloan, Jo
Gibson Bates
Will Bates
Mr Bates
Ponca
King
Homer
Geo Wilkins
F D Fales
Leeda
Lown
Pender Times
Wm Mackay
Felix Givens
Martin
Georgia Niebuhr
Mabel Niebuhr
Peru
Waterbury
Frank Bockhart
Lawton
Grandma Sayre
Misa Eva Lurber
Mollie Foltz
Pender Republic
Augusta Nash
Thurston
Gannon
Eellmatress
Indian Service
Low Walden
Bull Lake City
J B Walden
Walyn
Ashley Landrosh
Peach McKinley
Mabel Clapp
Mra Monroe
Crie Larson
Hiram Priest
Doc Brown
Dee
Lyons Mirror
Henry Niebuhr
Winnebago
CFE
Henges
Crofton
Neb
John Young
Claus Turnquint
Blair
Mra Jobo L Nixon
Florence
William
Mirror Family
Mra Nixon
MM Warner
H Brown
Misa Luella A Hirsch
Pender
Macklin
Wise Memorial
Samaritan Hospital
Abraham Hirsch
W Renvinger
Hart Farm
Sheriff Rock
Carl Anderson
August Anderson
Arthur Brinkman
Joe Leedom
Emerson
Jack Beacom
Nels Anderson
Frank Mehan
Louis Peterson
Bert Francisco
Rose Farrell
Mike Farrell
John Green
Rouze & Green
Ed Hoyt
Mra Hoyt
Myrtle Campbell
South Hubbard Telephone Co
BL Dribble
Carl Anderson's
Ben Jensen
Nordyke
EJ Mallally
Frank Bell
Craig
Frank Hale
Plymouth Rock
di Witte
Chas Dodge
Dr Murphy
Burke
Bronz City Tribune
George Thacker
JM Barry
Dr Jenkinseon
Siouxity
Ligzia
Lena Teller
McCook
James Kennelly
Alex McDonald
Armour
Gerald Dillon
Sam Brennaman
Lagrippe
Frank Kennelly
Baby
Hans Knudsen
Margaret Knudsen
Vermillion
May
Margaret Boler
Josie Davey
Conservatory of Music
Gladys Carroll
Salem
Nacora
John Olbrey
Decatur
Nina Smith
Will Eymers
Tindel
Seth Barnes
Alfred Harris
Nate Crippen
George Barnes
Bonesteel
Vancouver
Washington
Shawnee
Oklo
Susie Lenox
Marie Biermann
Edith Davis
Blanch Ayres
Edgar Howard
Parker
Hugo Stebner
Esther Leamer
Netion
Sheriff's Sale
Harry H. Adair
Dakota Soh
J. J. Eimers
Eald County
Lane
John Lider
Fred Sehmidt
Louis Krumwiede
Henry W. Wood
Sioux Teot Syrup Company
Nebanska
H C. Hansen
Mkota County
James W. Heath
Charlies Ammerman
William W. Palmer
Adelbert F. Jenkins
Henry Hradsman
Martin's
Henry Bradshaw
Pinintiff
Dako- Wanted
Station O
New York
Lister
H. O Dorn
Harry H. Apartr
Concord Team Harness
Carriag
Square Horse
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Oba. . Bros Srout
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Wintef Senoonpds
Sturges Gros
Pearl Street
Sioux City, Lowm
A. Ira Davis
the Youth's Companion
Boston
Mass
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Miles
Net Warner & Eimers
EMN
Harris
Kilbourne
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