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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

| WOuOdt-
Miss Ada Evenback will entertai,
| in honor OF the Misses Glenna Tizzar.
and Ethel Zimmerman of Muncie
| The Dorcas Society of the Firss
English Lutheran church will nlecr
with Mrs. Frank Haner of South 4tl
! street.
L The Magazine Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Holton of North 13tf
| street.
| The Ticknor Club will meet with
Mrs. Mary Whitridge at her homo or
South 8th street.
Tuesday
The Spring Grove Circle will meet
with Miss Jennie Reid
The Aftermath meets with Mrs +
A. Mott at her home ON North 18th
street.
The Tuesday Club will meet in the
Morrisson-Reeves Library
Wednesday,
Miss Earla Roney will entertain the
T. c. H. Club at her home on North
9Th street.
Mrs. George r. Williams will enter
tain the Duplicate Whist Club at a
/ o'clock luncheon.
Inc MdTLud "dSuluStOu SluD Will
meet with Mrs. Edward Cooper.
The Dorcas Club will meet with
Mrs. John J. Hoerner OF South eth
street.
The Domestic Science Club will
meet at the high school.
Mrs. T. j. Harrington will entertain
the members of a whist club.
Mrs. Thomas Jessup will entertain
the Ivy Club.
There will be meeting of the Mod
ern Priscilla Club.
Thursday
The West Side Dozen will meet with
Mrs. Walter Grimes OF West Rich
mond.
Mrs Emily Chandlee will entertain
the Corterie Thimble Club at her home
in West Richmond.
The Alice Carey Club will meet with
Mrs. j. E. Moore of North 18th st.
The Merry-Go-Round Club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roser.
Friday
The Audubon Society will meet VITA
Miss Emily Windle of West Richmond
The Rathbone social will meet with
Mrs. Barnes on Fort Wayne Ave.
Saturday,
The Occult REESE arch will meet with
Mrs. Matte Johnson on South 18th
street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
EVERYBODY
READS
BETTER,siGNs

We add every possible sign paint
ing and hanufa Turing facility the
thought, me. la or and artistic touch
which rel bits Better Signs, better
than you are Using. better than your
competit4ts Re using and these are
the featJre2 that attract attention
and brin Esults.
See Us tbout the job you have in
mind now See me personally.
G. b. SWAIN, Mgr
The Swain Sign Company.
Oil Main Street.
o-2t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
HONOR DEAD With
PRAYER, SONG AND
WORDS OF EULOGY
Continued from Page One.)

that will profit by its study. Death
teaches equality 1t teaches demo
cracy and republicanism; it teaches
that not only in death are men equal,
but that they were born equal and
that as from clay they sprang SO to
clay they must return. These are
all familiar things, yet they are i'm
pressively laid before us in the pres
ence of the dead and upon occasions
such as this. The dead millionaire
has no superiority over the pauper;
the dead nobleman is equal to and no
greater than the dead peasant: the
dead king no more powerful than the
dead subject. The Elks teach that
in life this same equality exists and
within the precincts of the lodge at
least it is borne out. Bigorty, AFRO
gance and crime are destroyed by the
hand of death. How modest every
man, no matter his position in life,
becomes when in the presence of the
sceptre of the Death the king.
Principles of the Lodge.
''The principles of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks are
ridelity, Charity, Brotherly Love and
Justice. At no better time than on
the occasion of a memorial to the
dead, are these principles displayed
and studied to better advantage. At
such times they become especially
significant. These principles may be
most effectively taught in the very
presence of death. Perhap it often
has been asked to every member of
the order of Elks,: What place does
such a fraternity have in civilization
and what relation does it sustain to
society in general? The principles
themselves answer these questions
They are eternal principles. They
came with creations dawn. They
We're true then, they are true today
and forever must remain So They
are principles which no man can
deny. Society may differ on ques-
lions which effect it in any way; ma
lions may be at war over questions
which are of greatest magnitude; re-
ligious beliefs may differ and neigh
bors may fall out. but both sides to ]
every existing controversy will not
deny that Fidelity. Charity. Brotherly |
Love aud Justice are principles which !
admit of but one Interpretation. Ii
organizations have certain place in .
society, we claim that the Elks with +
! platform based on these principles,
which. therefore is enabled TO take
nto its fold men of all ages. of all
professions. of all beliefs and the
'ich and the poor, is harmonizer of
Flashing interests: a pacifier that will
strengthen the bond of the common
OF man
Judge Martin elaborated further on +
his proposition, seeking 10 show that
he Elks as body carried out per
laps TO 4 greater degree than most
,ther sfTaternal organizations, the
principles Upon which It's foundation
eSfed He paid d beautiful tribute }
e the order and 70 its charity for ALI
nen T!
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
The PAST WEEK.


Mrs Mary Grant was the hostess
for a meeting of the Ticknor Club
at her home on South sth street
The Magazine Club met with Mrs.
Samuel Gaar at her home on North
18th street.
Miss Selma KnoIlenberg entertained
the Infolium Literary Society az her
home on South 18th street
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Burgess en-
tertained at dinner in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burgess OF Denver,
Colo.
Miss Maude Eby entertained at hai
home south of the city, the occasion
being her birthday Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln entertained at
dinner at their home i'll Williamsburg.
Miss Anna Russell was the hostess
for meeting of the Reading Circle
of the First NJ. E. church at her home
on North 18th street.
The Literary Society of ST. Andrews
church held meeting in the assembly
room.
Tue sday.-
The Music Study Cub met in the
Starr Piano parlors.
The Ladies Aid Socioty OF the First
Presbyterian church held a thank Of
fering social in the church rarlors
Miss Carolyn HoiliagswCrth enter
tanned the members OF bridge whist
club at her home in Wesscott Place.
Mrs. Albert Foster was the hostess
for a meeting of the Criterion Liter
AIRY Society at her home on North
18th sect.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. J. Horr was de-
lightfully surprised at their home on
North II street.
The Queen Esther Society Of the
Grace NJ. E. church met with Miss
Carrie Lesh for the purpose OF elect
ing officers.
Mr.. and Mrs Werner Dowell were
pleasantly surprised by number of
their friends at their home on north
F street. the occasion being their first
anniversary.
The wedding of Mr. Frank r. JAG
ques and Miss Leila Carver Of Dayton
took place at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Lancaster on North H
street.
The members of the South 18th
shower An honor OF Mrs Harry Hais- /
ley. aF autumn bride.
Vie members of Mrs. Charlie Kolp's .
lfhcing class gave a masquerade ball /
It the Pythian Temple.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph B. Craighead
at dinner at their home
IN North 10th street.
Mrs. George Wehrley entertained at
Inner at her home on North 18th
street.
Mrs. Geo. Shute. east of the city,
with dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ball enter
aimed at dinner.
The marriage OF Mr.. Henry j. Pohl
meyer and Miss Elizabeth Hayes took
lace at ST Mary's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hill enter
aimed at dinner at their home on
'outh 18th street.
The Misses Mary and Sarah Evans
rere hostesses for dinner at their
ome in Spring Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burgess enter
aimed with a dinner in honor of Mr..
nd Mrs. Chas Burgess of Denver,
'olo.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Richie enter
aimed al dinner at their home on
orth 14th street.
The wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ar p. Jennings and Miss Estella Nix
n took place at the home of the
rides mother in New Castle
Mrs. VIII Gaar gave dinner at
he Westcott complimentary 10 Miss
hea Reid of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Sample enter
lined at dinner at their home on
orth 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Earhart enter
aimed at dinner in honor of several
VI of town guests
riday-
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Nicholson enter.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
WARD RS THIS WEEK
|EAM'S SPLENDID RECORD
)though Light in Weight and With
out the Services of Coach the
Players Representing High School
Made Good Record.

All members of the high schoo
lot ball team will be presented will
eir large RS" this week. The team
hs had a successful season, winning
games out of 5, losing only to the
rong team of Steele high school o.
Ryton.
Throughout the entire season the
am had no coach and they were fur
er handicapped by the fact :ha,
ere were, at no time, more than IL
Indicates for positions. These faith
| III" were to be seen at hard prac-
Re, every evening, on the public play
found. Under the leadership of Cap
|in Donald Grave they stuck together
hd won for their school a foot bail
|cord, Sluch as must be considered
fxt season by Shortridge and Manual
raining high schools, which have
II long time looked down upon the
zeal high school in all athletics, al
[ough the local high school players
fCiC lhuNh hShtCi anu tiidii
lost high school teams, they pushed
lie "pigskin" speedily over the ground
bd made many gains by the use of
|e forward pass and fine set of
fck plays.
Those who will be awarded RS" are
follows:
Robert Tallant-R. r.
Donald Craves-R. T.
William Metzger-R. G..
Harry Karns-C.
Castle 1Hebson--L G.
|Stanley Schaefer-L. II.
Earl Spangler-L. +.
Lewis Dingley-Q. b.
Karl Allfson--R II. b.
Carlos Haas-F. B.
Ralph Cain-L. II. r..
John Observation-Disclosures G..
Although substitutes Elwood. Silber-
an. Selby. Williams and George
hapman, did not have a chance to
ay in enough games to win an
2.e they did their part on the grid
on exceptionally well. whenever
,eded.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

for the past few weeks leave for New
Castle tomorrow, where they will<vis-
it her sister, Mrs. Bieriey for a few
days before returning to their lone in
Logansport. Ind.
Miss Aisle Kendall returned SUNDAY
evening after few days/yisit with
relatives in Richmond
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
An I2Ec-etuGy.

"Have You sot job. Sam
Yes. sab
What are you doiag:"
II IN u:lCe.,study. sah.''
IAN uade-study. Sam
Yes. sah. My wife does vashin',
and I'm her undcrstudy''
But have you ever been called upon
to take her place.
NO. sab. / hain.t got DAT far yit,
sab. "-Ycnkers Statesman.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

THAI butter is all right said a
boarding house keeper 1T is firkin
butter and tastes OF the wood a little.
That's aT''
If that is the case replied a
boarde- who Is = contractor. Il should
like 10 ger some OF that wood TO make
railroad bridges out of.' London
Globe
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

1t is the best safeguard against in
gestion, biliousness and dyspepsia,
hown to mankind. HOLSTERS Rocky
fountain Tea or Tablets, 50 cents.
. G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
SiiGafIy Tangled.

The Cow Moose tpetulantlyl-wh
were you SO long coming. dear? Didn't
you hear my call:
The Bull Moose-My darling. Ff
know your sweet voice among thE-
sand. buf-er-you know those psfhy
hunters put up some mighty closfimi-
tations owadays.-ruck
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

Everybody's lriend-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil Cures tootIacbe. ear.
ache, sore throat. Heals CUT bruises
scalds. Stops any pain
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

Artificial gas. the Goth Century fuel
Ioti
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

Use artificial gas Tor light
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
Sch0ze kapeIy.

TaborsEa Kont ertui Kspela b, .
de odbyvst mimof!dui sehosi v
.obttl veeer 3ho lislopsdu. v s
hodin v sini Bistks q Hstickt he.
Rozhodne sc teto scbosi zd&li
&c ma K,pela udrtet eili mic, .
kdyt by Sc rozhcdlo kladne. bu.
ie Sc jedust dale pro dobro ksp :.
". Katdy Glen. ient mini zrstat
elepem m. must byt pfltomeu. Ne
uovSeh eleno pfibylo. q vyhlidl y
sou Y pfit,mre dobe u,eseneisi
astli kdy koliv pied tim. Jest zde
selky poeet rsdsnych nlsdycb
h debniko q nevime proc by ia
Der uemel NIT jednu nei'srsch
ksrel. We I'VE posledoi sehozi
usstsk& rsda Iovolila sa5 We
prosPeeh kspely. . slibila dSlH
obuos povolit teyt kspela sc dr.
II neeo udeia pro mss,o.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
PraVIdeInj Wax v Pond6Ii.

Pr&ve se dolvfdame. BE poyy
pravidelnf WAX zSpoeue jesdi,
.krre Tabor poudeli 5 ho list.
Bude 10 velkA ,yhods pro ldeisl
mssio nebtr kdo Dude ehtit Jet
do Wagner. Geddes susbo jint
mesta. nemusi sleEst T,rdsll q
tam eekit.
"a serifi IA rep iblikzus SIX EN-
ifstku beti w. A. Cobb. ktery
Jest nan zuzm CO mut jent by
ono mfsto sprsvne a vlorne rss
tsvsl Volitove neehybi, kdyi
pro mel budou hlasovst
PIE iplstue IA tento list je 75eto
IA pei roku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
( Uvateni.

ChodniLy ma hlsvui uliei; jak
katd$ vidf, isou We velmi spstoem
stavu. a. M mnohych mis,eeb pix
ga nich jsou bUdto sbnile, roz'
bite auebo dokonce 10 q tam NIX.
tert prkuo sebari. Jake naslet
by by to nohlo nes,i, ssi by isn q
uedbali sc dosvedst. Zlsmapa
uoha nSsledkt IN Tozbitjch ehod
aik6, ty mohlo stat mesto vice
peneE netli stoji biloxi ehodntt0 q
uetli neeo iakoveho by sc mele
pfibo dit. je tfeba tomu pfs delft,
a tIebs dat cho infkv opravit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01

Lscini fsrma IA ne prodej
100 skro Q v5stavnostmi 5 mil
severne Cd Lake Andes. go akrt
poll. Dom o 4 pokoiieb. velik.
mastsl e jine stavby vsechny o
bsrvene. Studue Q vttrkk. Do
stateene dobre vody. Katdy aki
Sc mule xorsti. Improvementy
M teto fsrme mali eepy $4,000
Cena teto fanny "a kratky Cat
Jest 10000. Wagner Brstff
Tabor. s D.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
Money Order ma Bance.

Pamatujte, kdyz zamyslite zas'
lat nekam penize. Re ie nejjisteji
zaslete kdyz 81 koupfte :, Money
Order" Y Taborske Statnf Bance.
Pride Van to mnohem lacineii a
ptfhodneji. Wife ze kdyz Van
nekdo zasle smanku anebo pou.
k6zku, jdcte j obycejne vyzved-
nout ma bank. a to same delaji ii,
jimz zaslete smenku w. Proc u
SETTLE penez kdyA 81 koupfte
Money Order ma bance. povf VAN
cfslice Zde uyedcne:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
konesrt " prosp6ch Sko|y.

kooeertnf Sroleenost sIepeho
Boons bude dlvst koucer, We spoil
kovs s'n'. vpondsH IA iistopi'
du, pod Hsenim aka Jennie ~. Vac
lava. Toto sdruaenf pro cestovs
to eele sroi. staty . velkym d'pe
chem. ''Slepy Boone" ieot j.
dplns slepy. ie budebnim divem
Pc ely SEMI tierehotoliv lehef ska
dby. ,shrsje ,utti % piano do
podrobns. s,Sak neproslsvil sc
ien t'mto v5konem nShri tim. IL
hrsje krsy umsleeke. klasiete
vyte!ek koncertu se rolde!i n
i;sts proee nto q east sc vsuuje We
prospech aksdemie. zidny BY
81 uenel uiit tuto ptfleiitost.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01

vsIp. Simonik se st. Louis dli
SIDE navStevou q veldp. Bousty.
Tspf psto,tuief . % rsdu letsis
iens mn odporoeil DskossLs pod.
nebi thte nsjikJ ess ,de striv;t.
We Springfield Dude velLy pro
del 4 i,ko rob}ch dobytest Tho
listopsdu % farme A. X. Mssrsin
CHA Q pol milf sapadne Cd
Springfield. Predei sspoene o
Inc hodins odpolecne.
veskerou zednickou pr&ci della
Vino Kubovec. Je dovednfm zed
nfkem, rebot pracoval po mnoho
let v Cedar Rapids. Iowa, a kasdy
smele mu mule svefit prSci jeho
oboru.
v. S. PetFfk jeni po DELFT dobu
pomshk sypovi % fsrme blite
Lake Andes, sirkvil nedeli zde .
pfinesl vsorek psenics vypestova.
us "a fsrme ieni byla velmi pei.
nk.
: Josef Hubal rrodGvk Rex cat.
tie Dip ienE je odporueovGn zdra.
votnf radon . ksid5 kdo ehee sasi
lat dobytek. saxon nakasuie, by
iei koupsl. IA tet koupsei kide
pro dobytek.
Koupim SO nebo TAO akro v vs.
stavnosimi budto Bon Homme
anebo v Yankton okresu. Kdo
by mel NJ prodei takov5 posemel
neehr mi sdeli po poste. Ed.
S,Avs, Prague, Neb.
Josef Hubal prodava Interna-
tional krmenf pro dobytek 4 dr1-
bei; liniment ma rany dobytcat;
lex proti dychavienosti konf, lex
proti ServGm spafenf zvany "cal
cule". Tyto leky jsou osvedcene
a kazdy je Una, proto by bylo
zbytecne je chvdlit. ChvSlf Sc
samy sebou.
Jsu p. vikis. stronksF g vest.
u Miou.. mel 1de dodavku pek.
INCH stromko y Minueso,e vypes.
tovspyeh. Kupuiici byli vsishu'
spokoienf q slibili, te pAdu pot.
teby Cd mel koupf opet. Kstoy
by Of mel zspamatovat, 10 strom.
Ky vyrestovsn6 We studenem pod
oebi Minre .otslem budou zde do
bic prospivs,. ieito jsou otutile.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01

Gerald z Muller. dsmokraiie
~ eetsnec pro dad okresnfho
Supt. skoluiho, ie zkuseny, po.
kroeily . sehopny mat, nebot
mel IA letou skusenost We vyueo-
vEnf; 4 roxy We vekovskfeh Sko'
ZACH Y tomto okre o. Jeden rok
We vzdelkvseim dstavu. 4 roxy co
principal skoly Sprinsiieldske .
Aleesierske. q I'll roxy supt. Hur.
ley Bkoly. Zavssuje sc. kdyz Blu.
de zvolen, BE obetuie vsechen
svoj cas- q possrnost ieho dFadu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
DOMAcf zPRAvY.
Tento list stojf $3.50 roens.

Tento list stoji $3.50 rotne.
RI Chroma byls nemoeni mi
nult tydso.
]. NJ. petFfL Z Tyndall byl 1de
a obchodni slleiitosti W stFedu.
10 ef Novosut e., byi Y Tyn
dali % obchodnj sileiitosti v pom
elf.
n Rossovi nsvr&tila se . nav.
yu svs deery pi. ]. Fejfarove
Uues We stF.du.
Sleeps Celia Nov&k . Omshy
10 sds nkvstevou o sveho brstra
vojisehs.
My Jan Kotslik. sc stravuie u
vac. RySsvJho . navstevuie sko
Ia ~. vlelsva.
Kssei vsuk . psni . pr. Willie
nina Schneider byli nlvs,evou y
Avon pies nedeIi.
DIR. Form&nka Geska hofka ma
prodej We vsech zdejsich hostin-
cich. Zkuste j pro zdravi.
A. ]. Novsk kupuie drotes. vel
CO q smetsnu doposud M stsrem
mis,s Q plati oeivysN etnu.
Dr.. LIE. byl Ide ,eoto ,Sdeu
% obchodem. Bydli nyni We
Spriu sfsld . Dude sem essteji do
jiidst
Jan Kostel prodava uhlf vseho
druhu We sklade McCaull-Web-
ster a zvl&Stnf pozornost venuje
tenn, kdoz mali mlaticf stroje.
A ]. Kloueek kupuje smetanu
drobet q vejee v budove Zolnow
skiho. Starry We'a ie hlavuin
klerkem. Navstivte jej.
Psaef pspfr 4 obAlky "a prodsi
y dFsdovns essopisu Independent.
sdna obtlka . diva srchv pspiru
b jeden cent, Irovns dost IA pss
ni.
Fr. PekaE q rodina sc odsteho.
vali ma svoii isTmu bliae Scotland
sifedu: llostinec vykoupil
On Sturma . porouei Sc do ptiz.
be obecens,vs.
Adolf Slims ztrstD 8 prasat ssi
Pied ; tSdoy. Ntktere byli Ger
be . strskat6. Odmena tomu
kdo by iieh ,rItil.
vsuidv velkS obehod obdrtel
kou sasobu ienskSeh . diets
y oblek0 IA zimu. Kotesiny
Iboii. rde vtdy koupite pee
sboii "a esny mike.
lao Horktek. mlsdy farmer
By dlisi billie Lakeport byl zde v
patek . pFedplatil 81 ma noviDy.
Koupil TEL nov$ VOC cd Hrusky .
IN runce.
T mas Hamburger, isdeu po-
roeilycb f.rmsro Cd Tynd,ll tyl
ede mioulou sobotu pit siezSu
k.,. D.iuiks. . phi IL pfilsiitos'i
d. n.vstiviI. pFedplativ 81 ua daI
rok "a ooviny.
Timto upozo, nujf vefeinost he
e 70 hCdne nebude prodavsti
do Oh lihovin v Taborsk6 lekAr.
be den voleb doe Ohio listopAdu.
Frank Horstsk.
F. Sisltr q DR.. s dlAeek Tyu
dsll byli sde poudeli "a obeho
dsr. Dr. Sedistek je eekaneen
hcron.rstvi % dem okratickem lis
ssu. = katdy uvedomelS eech b,
jei pf s,f utery mel VOLT.
HE dte phi pfisd 7olbe VOLT C
hy do dtadd. at isou politickeho
ysnAai toho neb onobo. Tim 81
go pied iioyma siskGme dety. .
rriuf jskofto ufrod ktituruf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01
Continued from Page One.


GIrt, 2&.0O
Coorich- Call Lumber Co, Lester
vile. lumber II. dist. 5, 1915
John Meth, Clearing highway, 500
Chastka Bros. Mdse for County. s 80
r NJ. Cotton, Mdse for county. $40
r. NJ. Cotton Mailing registration
lists 10
On motion board adjourned TO I
o'clock p. IN.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment. Full board. auditor and She
rin present.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed:
ii J Boses. labor on CO.
bridge 30. 90
r. + Garner. Lsbor on Jail 400
HrachUvec and Novak. Labor on
jail and blacksmlthlng 1900
J. L, Luke. work on bridge, 200
James Dawson, road grading. 1890
Eugene Colburn, lbr. for road
dist. q. 10 -
Eugene Colburn, lbr. Tor road
dist. 1880
Eugene Colburn' lumber for
Comfy, 1912
William Clifford. Nine SO. yds.
Bemcnt Blocks. 900
American Book Co.. School
Books, 1000
Silver, Burdette & Co. ? School
Books. 1870
Vincent Cacck. Board for 10.
seph Jindra. Paupcr. 5000
Will A. Beach Printing Co..
Supplies for County. $50
]. +. Kelly & Co.: Election
supplies, 7o.is|
]. II. Queal & Co.. Tabor. Tile
for Road Dist. I. 1910
J. H. Queal q Co.! Tile for
road dist. ?. 1900
J. II. Queal & Co. q? Tile for
road dist. d.. 1900
J. II. Qucal & Co.? Tile for
road dist. 50, 1000
.. Is. Slasor, County printing
SL2S
A. G. Serr Nails for road dist,
u, 800
A. G.. Scrr, nails for road dist.
Io. 800
A. G. Scrr, pump repairs and
hardware for county. o4.6s
On motion the road Petition of
U. J. Wynia and fifteen others,
for a road beginning at the south
west corner OF section 100000
and running east two miles. was
accepted and c. N. McCollIm,
Egbert Hornstra and o. B. Nc.
Coilum, Egbert Hornstra and ..
b. Mcneil were appointed a com
mittee TO view the above road and
report at the next meeting OF the
Board.
On motion the board allowed
Vincent Cacek fifty dollars and a
warrant was ordered drawn for
that amount to help in defraying
the expense OF carrying for his
son Charlie, whose leg was ampu-
tated early in September because
of accidental shooting.
On motion the quarterly re-
port Of the Insane Hospital ending
September goth was accepted and
placed on file.
On motion the following bills
were allowed
] NJ Dunmire; Commissioners
salary and committee work
ro.4S
c. N. McCollum, " 1900
Egbert Hornstra, e &" 20 30
o. b. Mcneil. 100
Philip He'll n.oo
R. (. Garner, attending commits
sioner's meeting one day, 200
On motion board adjourned sine
die.
Attest.
K. NJ. Cotton. County Audi.