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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
A group of licensed physicians offers free on site consultation and diagnosis using new medical methods including hydrotherapy and ray treatments. They claim rapid relief and potential cure or extended life, with a one day only visit on Monday March 9th inviting patients to bring urine sample for analysis.
The Dakota County Herald announces receipt of permission for mailed transmission as a second class matter for the weekly Dakota City Nebraska paper. Contact telephone number 44 is listed for inquiries.
In the district, several weekly papers advocate Wiltse’s candidacy for the vice congressional seat. The editorial stance praises Boyd’s performance and endorses Wilton for local work, pledging support for sending him to Lincoln for another term. Wansa Ganette.
Items from Dakota City Wynot Sioux City Lyons Lyons last Friday and Jackson Nebr show residents traveling visiting relatives and conducting business. Names include Wynot Sham baugh Nordyke Olbrey Farrouw and Ada Londroah. Many short mentions place activity in various small towns across the region.
F G Rosa spends a few weeks at Dakota City. Fred Vous left Monday for a business trip to Omaha and Minnacola Io. Way Bros visited from Waterbury and bought a fine young bull from Demme Brow. A daughter arrives at Sharlea Rockwell. Opal Brice returns home from Dakota City after a week with a sprained ankle.
Mrs Nellie L Nuon of Winnebago spoke at the Presbyterian church on Missionary work among the Winnebago Tadians. She discussed the Medicine Dance as the old time religion, noting it has been supplanted by the Mercal Bean society and expressing hope for their future to embrace the bean. Her talk was enjoyed by listeners.
Agness Wilson returns to classes at Da kota City Sunday. Mrs John Noon of Winnebago travels via Pender. formerly Miss Nellie Landross of the Winnebago tribe. D W Warner, Lyons resident and US Marshal WP Warner's brother, visited Saturday with family before heading to Omaha and then Alberta Canada. Warner was a Wakefield neighbor nine years ago and a populist figure, a staunch Bryan supporter.
Sioux City Journal reports Rev Cephas Baird formerly of Sioux City now in Los Angeles suffered severe burns after a spark from a grate ignited a newspaper before his face. The injury destroyed sight in one eye and badly injured the other. He is deaf. He is linked to Elleworth Kline and L Baird of Sioux City, with details arriving by letter to Mrs Kline.
Injured man, a veteran Lutheran clergyman, is noted for sermons at Lutheran chapels in Sions Leeds and South Sioux City and for preaching at Trinity church and other Lutheran congregations.
A Friday night dance before Lent drew a large crowd with Mrs China Moggens’s funeral noted earlier in the week. The community hosted gatherings, shopped in Sioux City, and prepared for loans and fairs as residents announce travel, sales, and farewells.
Salem notes report Ollie Hale bought a new bug gy pod and hints of forthcoming activity. TV Fish and wife hosted upper tea on Tuesday evening. Numerous social events including dances in Jackson and a party at Schmied home in Dakota City Friday afternoon.
Ray Lapeley and Harry Sides help with housekeeping at Sioux City bachelor quarters and await a tie press. A box social at Hileman School house after the lyceum program raised 52 for hospital expenses of Norman Powell who was recently operated on at St Joseph hospital for rapture. Reports say she is recovering well.
The column lists local farewells moves to Hubbard and 5 SD to Ponca and nearby farms with many families re locating. It notes the death of Mrs Chris Mogensoen at 46 in Goodwich with funeral at Drake cemetery. A double marriage of Catharine J Hennessy to Joseph G Marsh at St Patrick church is described with reception at Commercial hotel and family ties to Volin Sioux City and Volin relatives attending.
DL Allen of Lions City visited Homer Friday while Garrett Mason and Fred Kipver traveled to Bronx City Sunday night. Mra Li A Monroy stayed with the Wm Clapp home Friday to Sunday. Edith Churel) returned from Emerson last Friday. Dorcas met Mra AJ Ream on Thursday March 12. Mere J M Church in Emerson visiting daughter Mra Chas Rockwell. Charley Davis visited the paternal home Sunday between trains. Roy Davis and Albert Harris shopped in Sioux City Thursday and Friday. Mra and Mra Grafford were Sioux City visitors Sunday and Monday. Blanche Haghee visited her uncle Bert Ouborn at Tamalo then Des Moines to enter a wholesale millinery shop as trimmer with her mother accompanying to Des Moines.
Notices from Homer Nebraska recount moves to Craig and Orig properties, trades with Canada hotel ventures, civic and family visits, a measles case, a wedding at the Lutheran parsonage, and local trades. Many residents, including Tilden Harris Kilbourn, Dr Suidworthy, Sheriff Rockwell, and Dorcas society members, are noted with assembly of family and community signs.
Tracy Anderson rode to Emerson Monday and Nick Simmons with his wife visited Emerson Monday. Margaret Kelliher of Sioux City spent Sunday at the Heeney home. Mrs Chas Warvis traveled to Emerson Tuesday. Sheriff Rockwell was in the area Wednesday on business. Mrs John Sullivan is very sick. George Burke of Randolph visited the James Heeney family earlier this week. Asmus Schwartz rode to Hubbard between trains Wednesday. Chas Garrett moved his family to the August Voss farm Wednesday.
Sickness absences marked among students Donald Best Kathleen Neinwanger and others. The Lincoln program planned for Friday is postponed one week. Mrs Ross visited the High School and Bertha Minter and Mayme Bachert advanced grades.
Advertising copy states rheumatic pains eased by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills with 46 doses and a dosage guide. It echoes era patent medicine promotion and notes relief claims for various pains.
In Emmitty Court of Dakota County Nebraska a petition by John L. Nixon requests probate of William Nixon will with two codicils. The court orders heirs to show cause March 7, 1908 why the will should not be admitted and the estate granted to Thomas Clapp as administrator with will annexed. Publication in Dakota County Herald for three weeks.
The document presents bank financials with deposits of 15 000 larger than a year ago and notes on loans liabilities and profits. It includes sworn attestations by bank officials M O Ayres president and others, dated March 5 1904, before a notary. It references state banking board reports and private banks.
A vintage ad fragment touts Dr Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills as a gentle remedy. It emphasizes mild effects and broad accessibility to ease nervous or liver concerns without dramatic claims.
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