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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
4
A Dakota City Nebraska weekly newspaper notice promotes the paper with a price of $1.00 per year and a second class mail status. It urges town welfare boosting, advertising calls, and mentions the phone number 43 for contact.
The Nebraska Experiment Station released Bulletin No 105 titled Growing Cattle in Western Nebraska. Nebraska residents may obtain it free by applying to the Agricultural Experiment Station in Lincoln Nebraska.
Hartington News notes A Bridepbaugh of Coleridge visited the city for a business event. Ponca Leader reports Waterbury items noting a Homer man, nephew of A Hi Surber, was in town for a short visit. Star records Frank Hirsch of Sioux City in town on business last week. Pender Republic adds George Mullins traveled to South Dakota Tuesday to consider moving or managing land there.
Oakland Independent reports editors from Lyona and Honey of Uehling attended the drainage meeting on Wednesday. A Shore from Homer visited Saturday and bought seat oats from Gleeson brothers north of town.
W F Mikesoll was at Sioux City yesterday afternoon. Mra and Mra Sam Knox of Hubbard spent Sunday at the IR Pomeroy home. Mra F D Fales of Leeds visited Ponca from Thursday noon last week to Monday noon this week.
Mell Powers traveled to Kansas City to work on his riverboat William Towle for the upcoming season. There he met Jam0a Riddle, former Crystal Lake Park owner, now prospering in the saloon business.
Mesdames BL Johnson of Iowa and Joase Johnson of South Bronx visited Elizabeth Biles on Saturday. Jesse Johnson also visited Sunday. J McAllister and R E Evans of Dakota City, J M Barry of Jackson, and John Pearson of Ponca came to town Saturday to attend a Dakota County court case in Judge Graves' court.
Gerald Dillon of Jackson Nebraska was drawn as a member of the Omaha grand jury but is deceased and cannot be served or reached by subpoena. Seven alternates were drawn to cover absenteeism and one will substitute for the late Dillon.
Miss Pearl Hoover, recently at Dakota City for medical treatment, returned home on Wednesday. Daisy and Clara Wilbur visited South Sioux City, and a program was held at the Presbyterian chapel there Monday evening with the young ladies participating before returning home today.
Lyons Mirror notes Miss Agnes Wilson teaching at Dakota City spending Sunday at home in Lyons. Miss Agnes Wilson travels with family. Mr and Mrs EJ Warner of Cheyenne Agency report their three year old daughter Helen died March 11 at Hot Springs Arkansas while en route to California. The body was taken to San Diego for burial.
A federal party led by Judge W H Muoger and U S Marshal WP Warner returned from a week near Grand Island with a large haul of ducks. Omaha road official George W Carter, Tekamah bankers Hd Latta and Ayres joined the trip, bringing back ducks and wolves and a badger shot in the sand hills.
Wionebago Chieftain reports Fred Guatia visited Homer last week and Mr Herman collected near the agency on Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Hughart traveled to Walthill Sunday. Smith and De Smith did business in town midweek. Boyd and Nishulr moved a carload of farm machinery and mares to be placed on sale there. More
A new hall building will receive an addition of 24270 for a warehouse. The proposal outlines expanding storage capacity as part of the project scope and budget allocations.
Bloomfield Monitor notes Mrs C Mra Fram will open a millinery shop in the old Racket store area while W O Mitchell renews his Monitor subscription and heads to Wall with his family. Mrs Mitchell and Ruby depart for Dakota County to visit relatives before moving to a new homestead. The Monitor laments the Mitchells leaving but remarks on South Dakota’s welcome reception for them.
Emerson Enterprise and local officials in Lincoln debate damage suit details involving Sheinley and Geo L Nelson among others. South Dakota business matters keep George H Flanse busy before estate matters with RB Ruhio. Bellefille notes on Wm Hollaworth’s apoplexy. Mrs Henry Reber dies after a long illness following her mother’s funeral. Alwene Magdalinan Margaret Reher, born 1867 in Germany, married 1875, immigrated 1886 aboard, survived by husband two daughters two grandsons and siblings, a Lutheran church member with strong standing.
Diphtheria quarantine lifted at the Sutton home on Tuesday. H M Tollinger buys a lot on Taylor Street to build a cottage. Miss Bessie Miller visits the P M Boats home Thursday to Saturday. Mia Dorn returns from Marehalltown Louisiana where she visited Mrs Leslie Norton. Wm Neal plans a $1000 cottage in town. The distillery steamed up its boiler for the first time in about three years, work to begin April 1. Martha Shane receives a policy check from W E Shane in Fraternal Union of America. Jake Klarman and family arrive from Potosi Wisconsin, to live with his brother while awaiting move to Lamymoon house. he will work for the traction company. Guy Manning and Bertha Horton wed at the brides parents near McCook South Dakota. Rev Geo Mond officiates. The couple will reside on the farm of County Treasurer WJ Manning.
Correspondence from Hubbard notes Toy Armour hogs, onion sacks, and glassware arrivals. Mentions Carl Anderson stocking shoes and gloves, Roy Wilsey helping in store, Carl Anderson sprained ankle, Emil Christiansen shopping Lions City, and Drews gloves. Herman Renee linked to a broken bottle incident in Hubbard mail sack.
Tuesday attendees from town paid respects at the Emerson service. New pew invoice arrived for dress goods and gingham. Carl Anderson and Blair's Mr Wise cover depot duties during Don Clinklaw's vacation. D J Connelly and family moved into their new farm home near town.
Residents move to new claims and farms around Hubbard and Phillip while others travel to Rapid City and Texas. Community events include a high mass for Gerald Dillon, devotions for forty hours, and a funeral for Robert Read. News mentions local schooling, harvests, vacations, and family visits among the ONeill, Teller, Kearney, Ashford, and Duggan households.
Reed, 76, died likely Friday night at his farm home one mile northwest of town. Burt Reed found him Saturday morning. six children survive in Iowa City. Funeral held Tuesday at the Ederson Presbyterian church with interment nearby. H Reed and Jennie attended the funeral with H Reed’s sister.
Herrick resident TL Wesley Brown greeted friends in Biour City last Sunday. Salem’s bachelor was seen at a breakfast milk incident. AD Joyce and family from Orchard visited relatives. Chas Heikes and Ray Hoch performed at the Orpheum Saturday. Rev Mia Von Hagen and ME church members called on friends. David Hileman stopped by Dakota City. AO Sides bought mules from H E Brown for his coast trip. B Herbrenson and wife visited W A Herkes One. Ben Bonderaon of Emerson was a Tuesday business caller. Mr and Mrs S D Joyce hosted a farewell for son Ward, who leaves for a Grindstone claim.
Miss Anna Anderson visits Ruby Van di Zedde. Mrs Lyda Baker from Des Moines visits her son J H Baker. H Wesley Brown from Herrick rests here a week. WP Warner from Omaha checks on property. Special offer on Cabinets at KOZY Studio 804 Douglas St. Dr Shoop’s cough cure marketed with 100 payoff claim. Preventica tablets sold by dealers claim safety and efficacy for children’s colds and fever.
Transf ers record deeds from Biren and others to buyers including Tookwell, Grone, and Weeks in South Sioux City Lincoln City and Covington. Entries note lot numbers blocks and additions in South Sioux City Homer Joy Place and Dundee area with transfers by multiple spouses and trusts to new owners across Dakota and surrounding counties.
First publication notice in Dakota County Herald warns creditors of the estate of William Nixon to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance before the Dakota County Court. Probate notices set six months for claim filing and one year for executor. dates provided for July August September hearings.
Teachers enjoy a vacation while students in grades 10 and 11 review algebra geometry and civics. Mr Patchin and Mr Best fill janitorial duties as the school is warmed. The 11th grade exams progress with plans to graduate after finishing remaining subjects. A new high school portrait, Trinity at Stratford, was taken in Sioux City and framed.
Jane Addams argues in the April Woman's Home Companion that enfranchising women of property and education strengthens democracy. She contends working women need the ballot to influence life, health, virtue, and children’s safety, since no class alone holds wisdom or goodness.
Sunday morning worship at 11:00 in Salem. Sunday school at 10:00. Preaching at Dakota City 7:30 pm. Sunday school at 9:45 am. Mission Band at 3:00 pm. A cordial welcome to all.
An advertisement promotes Dr Mics Anti Pain Pills claiming relief from neuralgia with dose guidance. The copy emphasizes quick soothing effects and urges readers to try the product for temporary pain relief.
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