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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
4
Kota County Herald Pakote 100M H. REAM PADLI AHER announces subscription price of $1.00 per year. The weekly newspaper is published at Dakota City Nebraska with second class mail permits and telephone contact provided.
A reflective piece notes alcohol harms extend beyond clothes into home life, furniture, eatables, and happiness. It likens drinkers to flies caught by a sticky sheet, warning that fools ignore warnings and descend toward ruin.
Louis Jeep from South Sioux City visited Lyons Mirror area this week and Chas Ochlerking from Moville appeared in Sergeant Bluff and Sloan Io this week according to local exchanges.
A H Brinkman of Hubbard arrived yesterday and moved onto the Stambaugh farm, joining local landholders as a new resident in the area.
W A Mor gen of South Sioux City is chosen as a Nebraska delegate to the populist National convention in St Louis. The delegation will urge the nomination of Bryan for president.
Rev Wm Shambaugh departed Tuesday for his Bronx City home and steps down from Wynot church. Rev Pendell of Morningside is expected here to assume the appointment next Sunday.
Winnebago Chieftain notes H G Niebuhr went to Omaha as a delegate to the state democratic convention. James Eveland stayed with his sister in Homer. Misa Elizabeth Hiserete visited relatives Frank and Mrs Styer. Judge Boyd and others secured a Washington Agriculture engineer to assess ditching Logan River to drain waste land. Brown City Journal reports T F Crosby led dressed beef steers at 1300 pounds selling to Cudahy for 5.50 per head. Crosby fed cattle five months with alfalfa and corn.
The Ponca Leader notes Waterbury mentions including Pat Bergin on a Jackson trip, Miss Mamie Sayre moving to Clarks 8 D, and Doctors McArthur and Ruble duck hunting at Jackson Lake. It also references Osmond residents, smallpox quarantine at J M Woodcock home, and diphtheria quarantine for Sutton families.
Patrick O Neill one of Nebraska s early pioneers died from paralysis aged 83. Born in Ireland in 1825 he married Bridget McNamara in 1847 and emigrated to America in 1847. He joined the Dakota county settlement led by Rev Jeremiah Tracy in 1856 and lived there until his death. He is survived by his wife and children Mrs T Murphy Homer Mrs J B R Murphy Onawa Iowa Mrs O H Duggan Sioux City Iowa Michael O Neill Rapid City SD and Henry O Neill of the local area. Funeral mass was held at 10 o clock Thursday at St Johns cemetery with Rev P F McCarthy officiating.
The report covers social events in Salem including Mrs Robert Mileman and the Heikes family, marriages of Ollie Nule and Minnie Leamer, and a three course supper for Mr Hale. It also records attendance at the Northeast Nebraska Odd Fellows convention in Wakefield and local bank financial details for the Bank of Dakota County with mention of deposits rising.
Marie Those Minnie Gray and Margaret Niebcohr are absent due to illness. The 7th grade started the advanced geography book and the 8th grade began a geography review for exams. Mia Roberts visited Powen with relatives. Eva Graham returned after a week away. Lottie Hileman has German measles the first case in the Dakota City school. Mabel Bouton is absent due to sickness.
Lutheran church lists preaching Monday morning at Balem at 11 o'clock. Sunday school in Komota City at 3.00 pm. School at 9:46. Notices emphasize attendance and schedule.
Roy Pilgrim guest at Frank Combs home. John Ortiz shipped a car of cattle Friday. Robert Luesebrink and Fred Wilkins shipped a carload Monday. Wro Walney Jr and Taylor Osborn in Homer Monday. Mrs Ir Stidworthy and children visited the doctor between trains. Eph Rockwell moved pool tables to Jandt building. Misses Rose Smith Mabel Harvey Catherine Quion and Nell Comba shopped in the city. Fred Oehander shipped cattle Tuesday. Lewis Goodsell Jr moved into China Christopherson house. A Brown returned from Rock county. Mrs Mart Mansfield of Winnebago was in Homer Tuesday-Wednesday. Mr King from Wayne promoting mining interests in Colorado. Orval Luke's baby not expected to live. Fred Kipper was a Sioux City passenger. Tom Clapp Sr is now a resident of Homer. Mr Leigh moved into Elisns. Hower mail carried late. letters arriving at noon would help. Nelson Smith delegated to the Republican state convention at Omaha.
An entertainment event is planned for the evening of March 17 in Bt. Details on venue time and performers are not provided in the fragment.
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