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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
4
Dakota County Herald published in Dakota City Nebraska with yearly subscription price of $1.00 and mailing authorization for second class matter. The paper is distributed weekly and contact telephone number listed as 43.
Lyons Nebraska hosts visits from Pones leaders Moses Warner and family. Dakota City guests Guy and John Stinson visited the McDowells over the weekend. Deputy Sheriff J F Sides and Harry Rasdell from Homer were seen on business. Mrs Wilson McBoneth returned from Homer. Newcastle Times notes Ponca to host a ball game against the Jackson team on the Fourth with a large crowd expected.
Mra O P Garvey and her daughter returned Tuesday from a visit to Jackson and Sioux City. Mrs Maggie Conant of South Sioux City arrives Monday evening to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Breslin as Bloomfield Monitor notes. Mr and Mrs E H Mason. Mr and Mrs George Ballantyne and Mr and Mrs WA Needham with families travel to Crystal Lake near Dakota City next Saturday morning for a few days camping and fishing.
Mr. Leon Ream visited relatives in Walthill while Chaige Spencer was in town. His family resides in Seattle. John Bie drove to Jackson earlier in the week but rain forced him to abandon the trip and return home.
Thurston Gazette staff and Homer resident Harry Rasdell described as pleasant caller. Ayres, the genial accommodating agent, left for South Sioux City Wednesday. Frank, a valued agent, is praised as one of the best ever in the area.
Barne Grib of Dakota City visits Emerson while Doran entertains Gearen Griffen and Brannen Barry and Davey of Jackson. Wap Wallwey named postmaster at Nacora moving into Edwards Bradford store now a money order office. Emerson defeats Homer 6 to 4 at home as players questioned quitting but continued. Bronx City Journal reports fishery patrols near Dakota City Nebraska. Mrs B Herman receives letter from son Byron Kinkead aboard the battleship Virginian in the Pacific fleet. Virginian’s coal record earns crew a chicken dinner.
At Anaconda Montana on June 24 1908 Ralph Edwin McCormick of Livingston and Mises Fern Harper of Anaconda wed at the bride’s home in a small gathering. The groom works in the Northern Pacific superintendent’s office at Livingston and is praised as trustworthy. The bride is daughter of Senator William W Harper and is described as accomplished and suited to home life. After a Yellowstone Park trip they will live in Livingston.
The Crystal Lake spot editor resumes fishing with US Marshal Warner at Crystal Lake where both claim catches are scarce yet the marshal stays hopeful. He recalls thirty years of fishing there while cottages multiply and Crystal Lake grows as a summer resort with broad beaches and ample water for boating and bathing. The Sporting Editor and companions occupy a cottage on Nebraska’s largest lake and anticipate a prime outing season.
Hubbard teams and Emerson met at Riverside park in a disputed Sunday ball contest with Hubbard forfeiting after protest over umpiring decisions. The裡xt game featured Heffernan Hartnett and Casey with Hubbard winning a prior match 4 to 1 at Emerson. The issue lingered amid a busy Homer vicinity Fourth of July with parades, visits, and local notices reporting harvest, shopping, andcommunity events.
Mary McGonigal and her cousin Marie Leahy left on Saturday for a weeklong visit, traveling together to reach their destination.
An 1870 report describes Prje wilaky’s discovery of a new wild horse in the Gobi Desert. Russian investigations concluded the Prievalsky horse is a valid species, related to neither Mongol ponies nor kiang, with implications for the origin of the domestic horse. The animals remain wary in Europe and have not been tamed.
Palm care requires knowledge of specific habits and needs. Ensure good drainage and appropriate soil to prevent brown leaf tips. Avoid direct sun, water when the top soil dries, repot if soil is wet and clogged, and give a thorough foliage drench every fortnight in the bathroom.
The count courted the heiress with smooth talk of coaching through castle grounds and becoming a ribbon expert. She replied with a wry smile suggesting luck, noting that failure to win a rich wife would likely yield only a coalition of ribbon counters.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote shows a lawyer discussing options for divorce with or without publication. The exchange questions public vs private proceedings and implies similar expenses to compel testimony.
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