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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09
MANCHESTER

Ms, Mal r.ownsona and Mrs Wood.
worm Wtrr up rom Arlington saiur.
day.
a 3 Martin und family. who have
sp, li ihe WiLte. 40 Augusta. Ga . rc.
TUNED Monday.
SIR AMI Mr. Edward 5 l,ham spent
sunday al OrmsUy nill reilrniug %
New York Monday.
j e DeCoursey OF Philadelphia was
in town Saturday in search Oi cot
tage for the summer.
Mrs Il j Orvis aud daughter. Rhoda,
have returned from Syracuse where
they spent week with Mrs Oryis sis.
ter.
Frank Regan and Mrs Regain have
returned from Augusta, ca, aud viii
spend ihe summer at Mrs Robbins cot
tage.
Miss Willing spent SUNDAY with the
Misses lsham 40 the Drvis cottage.
She returned 20 New York sunday
night.
The greens committee OF the Hillside
Golf cub have improved the course
aud new member, are being enrolled
every day
The last meeting Of this season OF
the Monday club which was to have
been held yesterday has been postpon-
ed for week.
The young people enjoyed dance
at Music hall Wednesday evening.
Relies Orchestra from Rutland fur
nished the music.
The dedication OF the soldiers monu-
ment which was to have taken place on
Memorial day has been postponed to
the Fourth OF July.
Lewis f Hemenway has returned
from the Detroit medical college where
he has completed his junior year.
Frede, lex Miner, a classmate, spent
Sunday with him.
William Whitman has moved his
family into the Wilcox house in the
valley. Mr. Davis of South London
derry has moved into the house vacat
ed by the Whitmans.
Mrs G Strong and son, Shepard.
nave Openeu lnelf mousse mere Tor the
summer. Shepard Strong has been
obliged to give up his studies in
Washington University owing t. i'll
health.
VIM + Reed gaze a very interesting
and instructive talk at the meeting Of
the Christian Brotherhood last even.
ing on wireless telegraphy He gave
practical Illustrations on the machines
which he himself had arranged.
The seminary base ball team easily
defeated the Middlebury high school
team Saturday by a score OF 7 to /.
Evans, Burr and Burton's pitcher.
struck out IA men and gave only three
hits. The visitors were unsteady anu
their pitcher was easily solved by the
home team. The next game will be
with Arlington Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09
SYMPTOMS THAT INVITE GERMS
Little Ailments That Should Be Looked After If One
Wants TO Keep Well.

Heartburn DfoNsiness
These little ailments which indicate
"A weak stomach and imperfect diges-
10, should be- looked after by the use
~ Mona n ono wants 10 keep sell. A
tablet Of this remarkable remedy taken
before each meal, will 80 strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs that
natural weight will be- restored aud
perfect health aud strength rcgalned.
50c a box.
Ask Druggist Ookay 10 show you
ihe Miona guarantee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09

NEW York. May % Two ruuahout
automobile manned respectively hy
Dwight u llus- and Milton vigil uud
hy Percy Meearr.c and Reriu Stauch
field sinrtel from New York 90 race
io Portland Ore. for cash prize ~
SlWn offered hy ihc National Good
Roads association whose convention
open, Boo Portland on june ~. hy which
date 10 Is hoped chat thc cars win have
made the tran-contlncntal RIM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09
japanese Have No cure For Bcribcri.

WASHINGTON. May 9. Minister
Griscom reports TO the state depart
ment from Tokyo that in answer to his
inquiries the Japanese government pos
ltively denies any knowledge Of Ger
tain cure for beriberi which it was re-
ported to have discovered.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09
rronhIe In n.rith Ahrrhnm consrcs

BALTIMORE, May 9.-The biennial
convention of the National order Of
Birth Abraham here has opened, with
much excitement and confusion. Grand
Master Samuel Dorf ordered the eNpul
sion from the hall of all not having
cards showing their right to sit ms del
egates. It having been minated that
many of those present were not prop
trly qualified.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09

KANSAS CITY May The Times
Star hurdle handicap. over six Jumps.
the feature event 200 Elmrdge. resulted
loo 1000 casy victory for Cardigan. which
WON handily from Ruth's RATHER Cha-
mwud. an odds ou flvorito was third.
FNortcs were beaten Ia every race.
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Hart and WINE Fought Draw.

PHILADELPHIA. May Marvin
Hart and John willie went six rounds
to a draw last night in a bout before
The Washington Sporting club.
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WITH a FULL LINE

Of goods in stock. 800 Hu ready inr
Nou aAlr. Painter. white Lead, oI
Drivers. Naru.shDs. Brushes, Paint
Rcmos,rs, Colors. 81 s. ana Iu OH
To you, "Nr. Farmor. Ne eau sup.
piy you with NnIIs AIrc. Staples,
Hoes. Spades. fhA,.. Forks, Ininr,
Milk cans, Cream taus, Pals, Pans,
etc.
To YOU. Mrs Uuu,rkoerer. " wc can
furnish YOU with $40 luar household
noce.saries from "a Range Gao Tea
spoon aud u you want 90 touch up
your furniture. chair, or floors, GET
some ~ that "gogcrs' or "Jnp.a lac ''
or "Lacquorei' and .0u viii De- as
tonishod 40 the results.
To you. "Mr. Property Owner" 70
YOU have a bailding o. roof or bath
room 10 put in. or a house 90 heat,
call &C
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APPLICATION FOR LTQ U0T 1-T7 = =; :,

Bennington, Vt, April 25. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with Section 10. Act Number 10 of the revised
laws of 1904 George J. Weeks has applied for
a license OF the first class to sell intoxicating
liquors ~ l20 \, nth street in the room now oc-
cupied by Dennis + CrOnin.
Public hearing on the said application will he
held in the Commissioners rooms at the Town
Clerks office in the Village of Bennington at
O'Clock p. m. May 10, 1905.
FRANK f. BATTLES,
S. II LOCKWOOD.
WALTER II. BERRY,
License Commissioners
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09

ST Louis. May o. Bcccher won the
feature Of the American Jockey clubs
card here defeating Luralightcr for
first place Ia the fourth event at ono
mile and sixteenth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09

ST LOUIS. May 9.-Siyer sue. a
well played fayorite. gave the books a
setback here 10y winning the fair
grounds second event al odds of o to 10
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09

Anyone Who has any OF the many
symptoms caused by poor digestion
should take special care 10 avoid con'
ditlons whore disease germs are likely
10 no present. Any OF the following
symptoms are good evidence Of s'om'
ach troubles,
AeidifY Nausea
5 litns up ~ fool 1iirr'
.,Hr Coated Tongue
IIastIurss at stomach Sour iasir ln ihe mouth
\ dimrnf in urine nauhnoA
y 900 aNeais Nervousness
A sfarhr Sick headache
loss nfnrsh Nortlfo or dizziness
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09
Fishing Tackle
GRISWOLD'S

RODS bought direct from the factory
in Quauutie, 20 command lowest
prices. Split Bamboo, joiuted rods
with two tips from 7jc to 81 80 eacn.
Lakewood. Greenhart ana Bristol
Steel Rods OF every description.
FLIES at soc per doz., tied in England
especially for US, which are far SUI
perior to those usually sold 40 DC
each. The Bennington. 80 "Roar-
ing Branch, - Deer Lick and
Deer Cabin" are our own brands
of llies made up from suggestions
by our most successful local fisher
men. They are put on cards bearing
our name. Others are limitations of
the genuine.
GANGE HOOKS in dozen different
bends, iu three colors of gut, to the
best brands OF hooks. We also have
the cheaper grades at l0c per doz., If
you want that kind.
BASKETS. Fly and Bait Boxes,
Scales, Compasses, Tackle Books,
Knives. Drinking Cups and one hun
bred of the hundred and one things
necessary to make the Fisherman
happy.
Don't risk the big fish on a poor fly,
hook, leader or line.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-09

VIM E Reed gaze a very interesting
and instructive talk at the meeting OF
the Christian Brotherhood last even
ing on wireless telegraphy. He gave
practical illustrations on the machines
which he himself had arranged.
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ALE-1o5 r. I. AVE. NV.


Attractive 3-story 1O-room, modern stone and
brick house; CHOICE LOCATION; WELL CON
STRUCTED.
mh1-2t MOORE HILL Onc.). III 14th St NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT BLACKSMITH SHOP. CARPENTER
shop, stable for storage; In alley Thorn
Circle: s. month. EARLY Il HAMPTON,
6l5 1ith st. mh2-3t
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so AND So . ST. NV
Choice location in observation-disclosures Of the
best sections ana where property Is being snap
ped up with a rapidly unmatched by that in
any other locality. These houses adjoin the cor
ner Of 1st ST., and at the price and on the terms
We offer them present the most attractive oppor-
tunities for hOMeseekers. Stone and brick fronts
reception hall plan. with four rooms on first
floor; sleeping rooms; tiled bath; furnace heat;
large, dry cellar.
Easy terms-payments about same rent. No.
S6-a sample house-open and heated daily. IN
CHARGE OF WATCHMAN.
mh1-2t MOORE Il HILL (IncD, III 14th ST. NV.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE
27s acres. . miles from Washington; fine soil /:
neyer-failing stream; an ideal place for dairy
and truck farm or gentleman's country home
new. handsome, well-bnilt, 14-room dwelling
with hot and cold water on each floor; excellent
well of water; windmill and all necessary out
buildings: In orchard store church
school and backsmith's shop within three -fonrths
mile. We authorized to sell the property at
the low figure of $50 per acre.
35-acre truck and poultry farm Broom dwell
ing; outbudings; orchard; good spring; 10 min
utes from electric cars: reduced to 81 800.
100 acres. one mile from steam cars and cleo
tric ears are being laid across property; 1O-room
dwelling. cellar. furnace; 4-room tenant house
all necessary outbuildings; spring water In
house; loo thrifty fruit trees; 20 acres cleared ;
balance in timber. This property is worth
$1,000. II taken within thirty days sell for
Just half price.
Pts acres. three-fourths mile from sta ton: fine
house. barn, etc.: orchards; small fruits; worth
1880; reduced to IS. 200 cash.
225 acres. mile and n half from city of 4 500
Inhabitants fine improvements; owner sails for
Europe next month. and we can sell this place
for 5000.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (Inc),
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
fe25tf 14l1 ct. NV.
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Fui; RENT-BY G. BEALE BLOoMER,
10 nth NV Phone NJ. 4307.
1854 Conn ay 2r bS 800 0o FURNISHED.
l2uS Ew. 81. b. 50 80 2217 2. Tor. ID. 10000
1919 T nv. 9r b. ..35.50 201I Mass av. l2r, bSovo
TaI
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FOR sALE--HoUsEs.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED BEAUTIFUL
home within block Of Dupont Circle; take small
house or lot for equity. ,,s EARLY & LAMPr9N,
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FOR SALEM FRONT OF NEW UNION STA
ton and corner of new. street, G3x1l5. Price
cheap now.
piece of F st. property west of 11tb ST. on
the north side: reasonable price, pays now 5ee
net. THE HARRISON BROWNING CO. 30I q
st. n mh3- NIT
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HaddOn1 Hall,

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Always open. Hot and cold sea-water baths:
Long -dstance telephone in every bed room; golf
links Write for illustrated literature.
de15tf 10 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
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UNFINISHED

FOR RENT-1224 ST. NV; l0l., BATH
all mi. first class repair; vacant April / $40
ROSENBERG co., Jenifer bldg, 9TH and d
ml2-St
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FUGNISHED A MOST DESIRABLE,
attractive house; 10 and bath: MI; ;
large piazzas; abundant shade; good neighbor-
hood Conn line; lawn on three
sides; large back yard; stable carriage house,
shed. etc. Call address 1920 18th Army
and Navy Club. 10 to L. fe2S- 3ts
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.Sf,VUV.
RENT. $50.

On numbered street in the northwest centrally
located; 10 rooms; brick; lot 2Ox100; alley.
mh1-2t MOORE HILL unc), III 14th st. NV
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FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME.

$1,000.
-. In the northwest west of 10th St; 10 rooms;
steam heat; tiled bath; PARTY WALL
mh1-2t MOORE & HILL. (Inc.), III 14th st, NV.
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NORTHWEST.

rooms; stories; cellar; lot 25x9o; SIDE
LIGHT 10,
mhl-2t MOORE HILL (Inc.>. III 14th st. NV.
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2O12 1ST ST. NV.

Well constructed; stories and cellar; rooms
on a floor: lot 1Sx100 alley. KEY AT Of
FICE. Papered and decorated to suit purchaser.
mil ct MOORE & HILL (Inc), III 14th St NV
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FOR SALE-$5,0 900.

Northwest lettered street: stories: 10
rooms; lot 24x126; furnace heat; STABLE.
mil -2t MOORE & HILL Inc.), III 14th st n. W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

UST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
l34lS 18th, Or. b. 80. 80. 30
il744 Ore av, Tor. b.. 40. 80
1929 T, Sr. b...-.3 SO. 90
1922 o. 7r, b......25.5 so
l5l2 I'd ne. 7r, b. 20. 80
SD Morton pl, Or. b. 20. 20
iIl3 + ne. Or. 1880
APARTMENTS.
18th Il A ne. nice 4T &
b fats, ami. 1880
425 18th. 3 floors. Al 60
JD8 g. Ar 1000
STORES.
1850 9th. ..........13.p0
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FOR RENT-BI II. l.. II
IT FINISHED.
1870 18th. I2r. Oh $500 .o1
Rochambcau. Ar, b. IFS. 00
2232 q. Or, boo %
Adjoining soldiers Home
large house, stable and
cuthldgs. 40 acres. beau
tifuliy situated.
TNFTRNISHED.
17l4 q. 11r, h......6 50 90
Ii4l MI nv. I2r 2b. 80 90
1916 18th. Tor. b.. 50.Jo
I7lg 18th. Tor. h. 10 20
14fS Howard nv, 10. b+O. 30
uHlspff
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

W0 Wood, one Of the big Lynn
township farmers was In Canton on
business Saturday.
Charles Heskett, the successful
cattle huge. Of Sioux City, was I'm
Canton Saturday visiting old friends.
Ole SteensIand called Saturday and
. advanced his subscription TO the
Leader into 1905. and advertised a
lost steer.
J. w. Oldham was down from Day
ton Saturday and reported that the
directors OF school district %, had de-
cided to build an addition TO their
school house instead OF a fence, and
the directors showed good judgment.
The scholars need school house ac-
cancellations and plenty OF room more
than they need a fence.
! Sivert Ainess, one OF the big High
land township farmers, walked into
this Office Saturday and handed us
out as fine a cigar as n ever smoked.
"What's Up?" said we, and he smil-
ed. "When / read that open letter
OF Tom Lawson's to Mccall In the
LEADER / thought / would show my
appreciation OF 1t by treating" and
ne smiled agaii,. Then he advanced
his subscription into 1907. Mr.. Al
ness believes In exposing all kinds Of
thieves and especially the big insur-
ance grafters.
Ed Graneng returned from Inwood
last Friday night, after completing
a splendid job Of plastering, some
thing about 1000 yards, or the entire
interior Of the New Kennison Hotel
of that place. 1t is q fine and much
needed improvement, and the people
Of Inwood are much pleased with 1t.
Mr.. Graneng is NJ Of the best plast-
erers In Canton and has given MI.
KennisOn first class work. The house
Is 4Ox68, two stories with basement
and has been leased for a period Of
i've years.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

commission. Therefore, ever under
the proposed form OF regulation, the
railroads would not be without rem
edy, even though the law should In.
tend to make the adjustments OF the
rate commission final.
Therefore,, why should the railroads
or any OF the big shippers fear the
proposed plan? At present q few
men make the rates for All the rail-
roads. Pooling Is unlawful, but
practical pooling goes on all the time.
The only competition that is now
felt In railroad circles Is competition
In unpublished rates. The average
shipper Is az the mercy o. the RAILROADS,
He cannot. without more cost than q
specific case would justify, appeal
TO the COURTS even II he knew that
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

Kansas City TimeA 1t is proposed
TO make OF the interstate commerce
commission or some other body q
competent court Of review and deci-
sion IN the matter Of disputed rail-
road rates. This court would be az
competent TO decide an issue within
IL 1urisdiCtion Is Is the supreme
court Of tho United States In the
broader dsld, but Its action would be
much moro expeditions. Yet It
would probably be impossible, Is adj
mitted by Senator Knox, : few days
30 g frame : law under the provi-
atone Of tho constitution that would
not givs the railroads the right to
appeal % soms other court for higher
Judgment a the Ruling u the rate
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24
-To.ini has the finest candies, nuts,

-Tonini has the finest candies, nuts
fruits.
Money on Lincoln County Land al
q psr cent per annum. Gray's Infor
nation Bureau. Canton, s. D.
Nm. J. p. Roeder Of Sioux Falls
came down last Friday and wss the
quest OF Miss Eliza Cannon, return
ing home on the evening train.
How to get rid Of the terrible mat
lnee hat has been solved. A song
~ bsn composed to be sung at
masiDses that will make that horrid
hit htde Ia shame.
1iDa Dora and Laura Wilson,
who have besn engaged In the mill
llneEy business ct Emmons, Minneso-
q, have disposed Of their goods at
that placs and returned home to
spend ths winter with their parents.
This week viii rec most Of the corn
in Lincoln county cribbed, and the
weather last week was oil that the
corn husken could desire for their
hack-bending task. Even our genial
young friend Clancy Of Worthing,
~ i = just awful o. the back.
Ool. lfaEshall OF Rapid City, one Of
the active members Of the Soldiers
homs board Of commissioners, was In
Canton Friday OF his return from Q
buGlnooD trip at Pierre. He spent
Friday evening with his cousin, +. d.
Warner, south OF the city, and con-
tinued homsward SATURDAY. Colonel
MaEshAll = one Of the best men Gov.
Elrod - appointed to : public posi-
t1on.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

In the end they would he allowed.
The railroads, therefore, act as rate
makers, judges, juries and executives.
And II Is this arbitrary power that
they seek TO maintain to the cost OF
the shippers In general, although TO
the profit OF certain favored patrons
OF The transportation companies.
The proposed rate tribunal, being
composed Of men Of high character
and eminent fitness, should have the
power 70 make It's rulings Immediate
" effective, The assumption that.
their Judgment II southland ut
best u IL the force Of common con-
sent that respects the ruling OF even
the highest co~lrts-sbeald place the
kurdish Of appeal On the Dissenting
HtigaHt. Thus, IL the railroads should
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

seek TO annul the ruling Of the rate
commission, then the railroads should
at least be obliged to respect that
ruling pending an appeal.
The proposed plan Is based on the
desire Of President Roosevelt and
the people Of the United States to
come AZ nearly as possible to u basis
OF fair play for all. And no railroad,
or any shipper who Ia not getting
SOME unfair advantage under existing
conditions, can consistently oppose
the presidents policy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

From now until Christmas with
every dozen cabinet photos a life size
genuine Pastel or Crayon portrait of
the picture taken, or any other pic
ture will be given FREE at the
Rothenberger Studio.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

Many childrsn inherit constitutions
WGak and feeble, Others due TO child
bod troubleA HOLSTERS Rocky
1oaatain Tsa Will pdsitivsly cure
0h111lsn and make them strong IS
eenta, II Of TablstA /. n. Helmey
e O..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24
Special Homeseeksrs' Excursions.
Low Rates Are Offered by the
Chicago, Milwaukee n
st. Paul Railway.

Round-trip tickets at less thar the
regular one-way fare to many points
in the West and Southwest. Tickets
on sale October II, November 7 and
81 and December 5 and Is. Return
limit 81 days. Liberal stop-over priv
ileges. Details on request.
OSCAR L. LEE,
Dec. 10. Ticket Agent.
A special rate on stamp photos
and a discount of 10 per cent on CAB
met photos, will be given to all school
children and to the students OF
Augustana College, Saturday Nov. H.
and Monday Nov. 18th. The AIMS
worth studio, Main street, Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

Pain may go by the name Of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lumbago, pleursy.
No matter what name the pains are
called, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will drive them away. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. I. NJ. Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24
City Council PROCEEDING.

The city council OF the city OF Can.
ton met i'm regular session this A.
day on November, 1906, and all msm
pers were present at roll call e.cen
! Messrs. Sheldon and Hanson. Canas
to order by the mayor.
The proceedings of Oct. ,. wsro
read and OIL motion approved.
The following bills Were examined
and approved by the finance commit.
tee and mayor, and on motion Tho
| auditor vas inst ructed 10 draw
warrants on the several funds for tho
various amounts:
II. G.. Gilbert, salary as ST.
Com. for Oct s52
l.. A. Walrath, for work On
streets *
Pete Thompson, hauling sand 3n
Sioux Valley Hardware and
Implement Co, supplies for
street commissioner aud
waterworks IA 4, ..
Hans Mortenson. work on
streets y
Arthur Way. work on water
works :
VIM. Mason, work at water
works 675
Seils Thompson, building
cement walks as per con-
tract 654 "a
H. Anderson, treasurer, cash
advanced 493 Sc
NJ. a. Johnson, salary for Oct. 50
VIM. COrson, salary for Oct, 40
General Electric Co., lights
for Oct. less $500 for water
rent 1873 q
n. c. Nash's Sons, printing sos
H. W. Bremen, caring for
sewer : n
w. A. Kinsley, police for Oct, so 90
j. L. Opperud. hauling stove %
c. II. Fitch, salary second
quarter 81 so
W. S. Ingham, salary and
postage 25 25
Archie Hemstock, special po-
lice 200
c. W. Walrath, special police
and work at fire house 6 90
Graneng & Voyen, building
cement sidewalks as per
contract 4A %
Henry Feldman, painting lad
ders on H. g. L. 800
Parke & White, hauling coal
for waterworks ! 50
J. G. Richter, salary for Oct. IS 90
F. H. Treat, supplies for
waterworks so
H. W. Bremen hauling 40
On motion it was decided to amend
the ordinance referring to parking
privileges; and city attorney was in
structed to draw up said ordinance in
accordance with wishes of council.
c. NJ. Treat appeared before the
council and asked that q room il the
city hall be donated for use of the
Gate City Band. Action on the re-
quest was deferred for one month.
The report of the City Engineer
for assessment of property to defray
the expense of the construction OF
cement walks and curbing was e
and the city auditor was On motion
made by A. Repp and seconded by d.
Bremen which said motion was pas
sed, instructed to the same to be
published, together with a notice
stating the time and place, when and
where the city council would meet to
approve said assessment.
The mayor appointed the commit
tee to at once make arrangements
for dumping grounds. Which COM
mittee was given authority to go
ahead and make contract which
would be approved by the council.
On motion council adjourned.
w. S. Ingham, G. Fl. Fitch.
City Auditor. Mayor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24

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