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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-26
Copyright, 1906, by3o. o. Kelly, ehipsssa,

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The Skidoo Problem has got 'em all
scratching their heads. Pencils and
pads are at premium. Everyone is
trying to figure out how many pennies
the boy had. The. ,Skidoo Problem ed
itor was buried under. mountainous
mass of mail this morning and nearly
everyone had different answer. They
all wanted those 700 bright new pen
MES which will go to the one sending
in the correct. answer written in the
best style. These pennies, blythe way,
are now on exhibition in Barnaby g
window, at Fourth street and Nicollet
avenue. ~ ~ ~
More than a dozen of the bright
ones write. that the answer is % PEN
MES. How all these pennies could be
put in five boxes, for. instance, and
still leave but, one. outside they don It
explain. M. L.. D. says the answer is
% or any number that could be ex-
actly. divided by %, adding FATHER
naively: "Probably if I should read
the problem again, it might turn out
to be very intricate affair." A South
Dakota county treasurer, who ought to
know, says % is the answer, and: he is
sure neither algebra nor higher mathe-
MATES is necessary to reach it.
Here are some other Opinions:
.-...~~.-..-. ~ He Says 1856 s~:
To the skidoo Problem Editor
The coin collector had 1855 pennies and his
son put eighty-fve in each box, twenty three in
number. Yours for fun, fancy and fiction. a.
"a w. W. Simmons, Tracy, MINI.
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TO TELL "a FASHIONABLE RES
~. ! = TAURANT / =:

!, when . Was young said an old
! bachelor e. lat all the fashionable res:
Iaura lr you wrote your. order. That
" vas the way to distinguish the really
fashionable s resta urant- wrote your
order there, whereas in the common one one
you gave it to the waiter orally. Esl
=. s.. e9r g ring is "a difficult matter. 1t:
is a thing, especially when one has
guests, that one is apt to get flustered
over HENCE always liked to write
my order-it kept me cool-but wait
gr, stan.dingSover me, suggesting dishes.
i aldn.t want, hurrying me, had the.
power WEI to rattle me completely.
I, & But fashionable restaurants no
longer are to be distinguished by this
writing business writing has dishp.
Peared from them. They are to be dis
tlnguished now by their French menus,
-bothersome things that call / sweet
bread q rls de veau, a potpie vol-au.
VENT y and a leg Of mutton a gigot.
Abs all, they are to be distinguished
by: the : fact that no prices appear ION
their menus. ~ 20
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This One saws Billions.

To the Skidoo Problem Editor: I Fl ~: * SO,
Find least common dtvisor Of the numbers
from 2 to % inclusive, which is 1872 1872 $50.
If we add one to this number we have 1921
1872, 561, number which when divided by any
number from 2 to % inclusive will leave 4
remainder of one, SO by multiplying 232 1872, SCI
by % we have $3.50, 22S $685. which conforms to
the conditions of the problem, leaving a remain
der of one when divided by any number from
2 to % inclusive, but being exactly. divisible
by %. Hence the least number of pennies the
father could have had is 5,354, 22S 9O3. However,
any multiple Of 1854, POS, 9O3 will conform to
the conditions of the problem .s<,s lsZ s."i
Merritt Karn,
321 w Third street, Winona, MINI.
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To the. skidoo Problem Editor:
The collector had 8,147,739, COL pennies. There
was one penny over after each division of the
pennies into from two to and including twenty
two parts. Consequently the number of pennies
the collector owned can be divided into twenty.
three different parts, and the same sum minus
one can be divided into any number of equal
parts from two to and including twenty-t
Therefore, common multiple of the numbers
from two to TWENTY-FIVE inclusive, which, when
is the number sought. for; STAT, 73g, 600 is u
common multiple Of numbersi from two ITO tween:
ty-two, and plus one. COZ Is Z multi.
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TANKsGAvIN' HEEM
INSCRIBED to the presidents late virginia hun 4

INSCRIBED to the presidents late Virginia hunt
Taddy hae ban foony mans
We'd guns und dog sStt ".3
Hoontin' gris-le bars und voolys,- 5ss
Roonin' koons In log; $50 tsa
Boot ven toofkeys haze yood GOT s4e. 3:
Troom froom sun taa sun, 81
Taddy amt saa purity goot- i.
-hah! he got Won.
Krokodn lnd skanger-who
Amt kun face dat mans,
Oiigaturs und balloons
All holds up his hans.
ssE But ven toorkey for daa Tanks
Map DOT Teddy's foon z,
Hah! hah! Ole hat taa laugh
Taddy haze gat Won. ' D.
VIII Chamberlain in vermillion Is. d. Re.
publican II e.
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cLoDDEp HIM CLEAR HOME HALE

<CLODDED HIM CLEAR HOME HALE
= - tt-% u DRESSED.
Didn't watch him, tho, he'd bite:
!. Throw'd q. rock, too, If he could.
See him talkin'. to the girls.
JUS fer fun, to see 'em laugh,
Bump against him, an, then say,
oh, excuse me- Cow'rdy Calfn'
Lettin' on JUS like as II,
When he went with us to swim, 81
That the current was too swift
Skeered of us. a-duckin' himi III
S5Allus mud-crawl near the shore, NJ;
Lettin' On he's swimmin', tho;
II we splashed him, how he'd roar; &$
Say. aEll let your parents knows II Z.
Clodded him clear home half dressed
Cause She5 got mad at sour chaff; 81.
His folks threatened to arrest s$iS,
Us fer scarin' Gow'rdy Calf! ..
a,e4s - Kansas City Star.
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]. !. AT a LOSS

# On the bleak heights the miners were
preparing their Thanksgiving dinner.
Bill, '1asaid "a redsWhiskered man.
lis this here spotted turkey OF itdeviled
lobster. '.s.a S..
Bill blushed and hung his head. etI
cant tell you,'' he faltered.. The
labels got torn off the can.
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Brandy and swater are supplied at the
expense Of the government to every
member of the Belgian parliament who
makes a long speech.
In Sweden the depot waiting rooms
are provided with beds for passengers,
and porters call the travellers ten min
utes before the arrival Of trains.
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This Looks Easy,

To tho skidoos Problem Editor: S., Y, 5. 5> "
As figure this problem there are ,161 pennies;
seven pennies in each box. Seeing the boy had
twenty boxes TO: Start and. always had one left
over, he could have put eight pennies in each
box, making 100 pennies; then saw that
by adding the Todd penny the number d61) was
divisible by twenty three, which would make
seven pennies IN each box. Very truly4yours,
George H. Gardner,
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OIL CoW'RDY CALF
Allus was q runnin'. home.

Allus was runnin'. home,
Run from boys not half his size;
; Chase him till his mother'd come.
Swear to her we's tellin' lies.
An she'd say, 'tNow, you go way;
Never let me hear of you
Pickin' on our little Ray; ,.f
You'll find out, sir, what well do!''
Then we'd go across the street,
'Double-dare him to come half;
Holler, Next time that we meet,
70" Make you beg, OF Cow'rdy Calf!''
lister stick his fingers up 49,. ...
To; his nose an ridicule;
Tied can onc't to my pup -
Licked him fer that after school.
Course you know he couldn't fight. =
; Any more than preachers could;
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Willie Has It $Al Settled
skidod Problem Editor

To the Skidod. Problem Editor: -.
Assthe number Of pennies in each OF the
twenty three boxes must be equal. AS 1 think
father son age Is rs years old, SO multiply
that by % is 500 pennies IN one box. So null
tp1y 500 by % are 1857 pennies. And divid-
ing 12,157 by 500 is % skidoo problem.
Willie Hokenson,
635 Huron Street Sc, Minneapolis, MINI.
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.George-Doesn It she dress rather loud9
Fredz-Yes Her husband is deaf, you know

Menisuiider 49, years. Of age cannot
marry in, France and women must be Is.
In Spain the man must be Is and the.
girl Il. ICES
when Hawaii was discovered by Cap
tain Cook in 1778 it had population
Of 100000. There are now only 1000
natives on the island.
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So She Multiplied. :

To the skidoo Problem Editor: st
As there must be an equal number Of pennies
in each box and the answer must be an odd
number, I thought it may have. some oonnec-
tion with the 900 pennies. ! therefore multi.
piled % by 43. I received $50 for an answer,
and I think 1t to be right. t
Esther Soderstrom
14O1 Jefferson street NE, Minneapolis. :
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a TlIRrJ1sMS &

The man who { can take a drink or
leave it alonen always takes il,
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sos. Is Franks Answe
Just as Easy.

~: Just as Easy. ~:
To the skidoo Problem Editor: -. - :. :!
n,ahi nave tried my LUCK at solving the skidoo
.. ., 10, H. II, 49, 1T, Is, 16 II, Is, i9. 20
Il. ~ equals 253, OF number Of pennies An.
eyer H,l y g. Is s, the 9gmber Of boxes. and 25a
u ,i e Ds IS Equals 11,fthe number OF pen.
mes III each box. Tracy B. Dickinson.
~~~~@ Verndale, Mimi
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Way Up in the Billions.

Way Up in the Billions.
To the skidoo Problem Editor: '..-:
AS understand your skidoo problem, the num-
per OF pennies that can be put into twenty three
poAes evenly, and into the other boxes from two
~ t"enty-tWo inclusive, leaving one over each
time, is II, a72, Oh, ss1 pennies ~ - -. 49,
g.. - l..> - t.y7!7Jack A. Brewster,
.a..s.:. 3, % .. Twelfth 7 Street s., city.
5o6 Is Franks Answer. il
To the 'skidoo Problem Editor: 49,,
AS understand this problem. there 1vero soe
pennies PEI In ALL There would be 23 pennies IN
- = 10xes' which would give you sos pennies
- ~ 2541 Rloom,n5,.,tfoan FRA o'Brien,
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EVERYONE AT WORK ON :.
49,. GREAT .SKIDOO PROBLEM

pie Of twenty three and is the number ~ rssr
| MES the collector owned. = - p'A
r. ALBERT Nelson, 1856 Tyler street ME-.
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With the Long Bow


Be
prise Party
George has
described Popular Mechanics together with that
tipping able disturb mind
in icareer of cimean offensive
of bait eff or bone coil
electricity that rips the surprised kies
this tck played After
on side of the street
much of that
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over Eight Billions.

6s5 Huron Street Sc,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-19

| Nels Erickson Of Grass Lake
township, who was one Of the early
settlers in this ighborhood, died
iat his home last Sunday night
shortly aftermidnight Of combined
throat trouble and asthma, Mr..
! Erickson has been a sufferer from
this afliction for a long time, and
last summer went to Colorado. in
the hope Of scouting relief. He
He returned early ii the winter
!, feeling somewhat better, but re-
action set in soon after his return,
and death resulted. Mr.. Erickson
was born February II, 1847, at
Rinkaby, Kristianstad, Sweden.
He came to Chicago in the year
/ 1s79and removed 10 Nc Lean coun-
II in the year 1884, and from there
50 Burleigh county IN 1883. Mr.
Erickson Was q good citizen and
] we'll liked ~ q large circle d
) friends. Wilton News.
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MCLEAN COUNTY MINER.

John Miller, Of Turtle Lake, was
transacting business in town Mon
day.
Mrs. P. N. Langbell departed on
Tuesday for Minneapolis. Where
she was called by telegraph, which
reported that her mother was dan
gerously i'll.
o. 9. Grosz and family returned
Tuesday from visit in South Da-
kota. Mrs. Grosz spen: mont!,
visiting with her folks at Rarkston,
and Mr.. Grosz also spent a week
in. Minneapolis before returning
home.
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County correspondence.
Items Of Interest from Special Cor.
respondents aud from the Various
Newspapers Of Mclean County. :.
tine GOODRICH CITIZEN.

Deputy Sheriff Dan Jones and
John Koth, of Denhoff, were in
town yesterday. We understand
that a "blind pigger' from Nc.
Clusky was the occasion of their
visit here, but their bird had flown;
Miss Katie Schatz was passen-
ger on the belated train out of Tur-
tie Lake last Saturday night, en-
route to Goodrich and had a very
uncomfortable experience in reach
ing her destination, which she &C.
complished by driving to Denhoff
Monday.
r. 81. Schatz departed Monday
morning for Minneapolis, where he
will enter a hospital for medical
treatment. He is afflicted with the
same disease as year ago, this
time in the bone below the knee on
the right leg, and an operation will
be necessary it is thought.
We are in receipt of a letter from
G.. B. Herman, who is spending the
winter at Tripp, S. D., in which he
states that the weather is fine down
there this winter, but that time
seems dull to him there This is
probably due to the fact that he
has lived in this hustling commun-
ity SO long.
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mclean Co. Independent.

D. P. Robinson returned from a
visit to the twin cities the latter
part of last week.
The 500 is drilling a well just
north Of the depot where they will
put in a water tank.
! V.M. Smith returned from a two
weeks visit to New York state Fri
day of last week.
The Peterson Machine 90. have
commenced to haul stone for the
foundation to a large store they are
going to build. They had planned
on not building until spring, but
are getting in such large stock
that they are compelled to build at
once.
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Mclean Co. Gazette.

Sid White has the contract for
building Geo. McFadden's store at
Mercer and expects to have it COM
pleted by Feb. lst.
A wreck occurred on the Denhoff
& Western Sunday morning by a
truck on a box-car getting crossed
and tearing up 300 ties and defail-
ing two other cars.
We have been informed that
some parties are going ito build a
40 x go. hotel at this place, and are
going to have a Is K 40 basement
under it: in which Mr.. Lowry will
conduct barber shop and bath
room.
Those who tampered with the
probation lava this place left for
parts unknown this week. 1t is
rulnered that they will return and
also ,rumered,that they will have to
deal in small drinks only.
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TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Board met. All members pres
On motion, the road report Of
E. M. Anderson was laid over until
the February meeting.
On motion, the following Road
Supervisors reports ware ordered
returned for correction
Martin Hanson, District No q;
w F Doepke. District Nod;
VIM Reuter-. District No. %:
VIM Freasa, District No. 46;
John j Hill.. District No. A. :,
On motion, the bill Of Luke Es-
kes for grading approaches to bridge
in 1864 for S45. 10 was allowed.
On motion: the following road
supervisors reports were accepted.
and their bills allowed: -
Conrad Schafer, Dist. No.2O 24.7O
Joseph Fleck, - g "a l2W
CT Staley, $ 9 1850
Albert Frcltag. e a. $3.50
j w Wacker, ! !" IL 5000
On notion, the following bills
were allowed s..
First National Bank. Office
rent FOR Register Of Deeds. 10000
VIM. g. Dean, clerk Register
Of Deeds Office 21.W
A.. j.. Leer, CENSUS enumer-
/. atOr. ....... 44.to
Thos. Thompson Hardware
Co., stoves, etc. ...... >. 1882
j N Patterson. blacksmith
j N Patterson, apprehend-
ing Tom Anderson, insane 1870
Peter Bundus, grading Fill
No. /, balance due 49,. !. 214.T
On motion, Board adjourned to
meet January 4th ut 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
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the oEMnoFF VOICE.

Frank Callahan sold a choice half
section of Great Northern Land &
Stock Co. land to Everhard Heise1
this week.
Jas. Sperry, VIM. Bodewin and
Joe Engel, who were jurors during
the District Court at Washburn,
returning home last night. Mr.
Sperry informs us that the jurors
were not dismissed, but only ex-
cused.
Tom Burris,. Of McC Clusky, was
not the only one of the jurors at
Washburn who had a lot Of fun, yet
he kept up with he in'st OF them.
Tom is what the boys call a sure
good fellow.
Messrs. G. L. King, B. F. Per-
rine, D. G. Jones, Frank Callahan,
John Koth and Ed x. Moore re-
turned from Washburn Monday,
where they spent the previous week
attending District Court.
Mrs. Frank Allen is in the twin
cities this week purchasing furni-
ture for the Allen hotel. The Allen
hotel, when completely fitted out,
will be q credit to Denhoff. Mrs.
Allen is accompanied by Miss Mary
Perrine.
A~movement is on foot among
the citizens of Denhof to raise a
purse of 500 and place it in the
Denhoff State Bank as reward tc
any person who will complain OH
any one caught selling intoxicating
liquor in Denhoff. AS there seems
to be some hard feeling in regaro
to the recent closing of the places
where liquor could be bought here
and as some seem to think that
partiality was shown in allowing
some to run while others were ar
rested, number of the citizens are
in favor of closing up everyone u
these places regardless of age, colo,
sex, or previous party affiliations
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meet at 2 o'clock P. M.
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ONE THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm.

Board met. All members pres
ent.
On motion, the following bills
,voro ol1owod
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CHEAPER RATES ON OIL.

North Dakota is to have cheaper
rates on oils. The Northern Pa
cific and Great Northern companies
have decided to make such ship
ments fourth class instead of first,
as has heretofore been the case.
The concession is the result of
the demands Of the North Dakota
Railway Commission. The latter
was presented to the. Commission
by the independent oil concerns,
and a hearing was had with the
railroads. The new rate is the same
that Minnesota has and it is under
stood that South Dakota will be
given similar concessions. The
other railroads doing business in
this state are expected to make the
same reduction.
Under this reduced rate, it is ex-
pected the price per gallon on oil
will be decreased 6bout II, and it
is claimed the lower rate will also
prove beneficial to the smaller con-
|. Germs, permitting more opportunity
! far competition with heStandard
fOil Company n +. Transcript
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Washburn, Nd. Jan. 2, .O6::
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Board met. Present, Chairman
Solenberger and Commissioners
Jahf and Putt.
On motion, the County Treasurer
was ordered to refund Conrad Rres-
ser, $S, the same being enormously
assessed road polls for the year
1903 and 1904.
E. C.Waydeman appeared before or
the Board in reference to $3O5.W,
credits erroneously assessed, and
upon his affidavit it was moved that
the assessed valuation Of personal
property belonging to p. G. Way
4deman be reduced $3O5.OO; motion
carried.
On motion, the following bills
were allowed:-
Fred Falck, work on road IS o.OO
Renhard Larson, work on
road ........... $780,. 1o'oo
Mandan Mercantile Co., for.
bridge material. 49,. 1890
,Mandan Mercantile, Co., for
bridge material. ....... 58.N
Fred P6ster, coal. .....-.. lilo
On motion, Board adjourned to
meet at l 80 o'clock P. N.
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On motion, B0aru auJOurneu 20
meet at 1880 o'clock P. M.
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On motion, the following Dllls
we're allowed:-
j Schlenker & Sons, mer-
chandise for Mrs. Fast. 26.55
Brost g. Roedel, nails. ..S.. BIC
s. B. French, subsistence
Chain Schkadron. $685.. l7OC
f. r. Smyth, NJ. D., attend
ance John Wade. ..... M.OO
Andrew Lindahl, cleaning
) court ROOM. .............. 5.OC
@. s. G. Solem, surveying,
1854 :. :. lOC
Henry Muhlbach, superin
tendent Jail building. ~. 10000
w. F. Seltz, deputy sheriff. :
fees. -. ................ o.za
Grand Forks Herald, Tax II
Receipts. .......... D.OO
G. o. ,Raugust, services as
deputy clerk of court. 80 24.OO
! Andrew Peterson, wood. -. 400
The following bid was sv omitted
for deposit of county sinking fund:
The Wilton Bank, five per cent.
On motion, the bid of the Wilton
Bank for the deposit of tire county
sinking fund for period of one
year at five per cent was accepted.
The bill of A. Torland in the sum
OF SIS, for attendance on Mrs.
Gunnerson was on motion not al
lowed: ',
The following bill was on motion
allowed:
q. Olgierson, attorney byor>
der of the court. ....... 25.W
Commissioner Jahr moved the
adoption of the following resolu-
Eion:- s...s,,s.'y:S s..,s'.y:S
REsoLvED:-That the Washburn
Leader, the Wilton News, and the
b Martin Searchlight lie declared the
official papers Of Mclean county
for the year 1905, for the publica-
ton Of the proceeding Of the Board
Of County Commissioners and such
other matter as is required by law
to be published in three papers
within the county.
On motion, the above resolution
was adopted
The following Justices reports
we're on motion accepted, and bills
reported therein allowed: N
p. N. Langbell, justice feees$ 2.6C
w. F. Seltz. deputy sheritf's
s fees ....... .,..s.. NO:W
a. VonSteiger, justice fees. 1880
Robert Cotton, deputy sher-
IFS foes. Isl. 14.2C
I Thos. Finligan, witness. 80. Lie
Or. Theilin, witness. S. liz
Theirlnan Help, witness. 80. lie
Will Mowder witness. .. liz
H Tim Cotton witness. /. *. 1.l(
4 A. g. Rallard Justice fees. 55.3i
Ole Gradin. sheriff ~ fees. G6. sc
Il Nm. Il n. Seltz, deputy sher.
IFS fees. SIS. E,' j. .s.s. l6.8l
Dan Jones, deputy sheritfs
i fees !. q. \. Il. @;
Mike. Chrnst, Witness s.. & 81 81
Mrs. Mike Chrnst, witness SIS
Nick Chrust, witness q. Il. SIS
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NINE O'CLOCK Am.
Washburn, N. D., Jan. 8, ,'o6.
Board met All members pres

DUHIU W6C.9 All HIeHIUeI5 PIEb-
ent.
On motion, the following road
supervisors reports were accepted
and bills reported therein allowed.
Jacob Seibel, district No. Is $500
Clarence Paul, district No. 16 66.25
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Fred Chrust, witness.
Maud Chrust, witness. ESQ.,.
David Schlickenemair, inter-

prefer. /. 200
Gust Krans, witness. ....... ~
Fred Busse. witness. ...... 4.3O
J. O. Absher. witness. ..... 4.3O
John Ulrich. witness. ...... 4.3O
DR.. Sawyer, witness. .t..... 40
John Anderson, witness. 80. 4.lO
E. Eckstrom, witness. ...... 40
4. Quirke, witness. ........ 40
John Jones, witness. 40
Joe Buries, witness. ~ 40
Ole Gradin, witness. ..... 200
William Cross, witness. -. 800
William Roser, witness. -. 800
Aprelia DUP Prey, clerk 80. $50
On motion, Board adjourned to
meet at 9 o'clock A. NJ, January Srd
1906.
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PROCEEDINGS I
s..l.. stl5si OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. |. )
WasLburn, n. D., Jan. 10
TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ.

TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Board met in regularly quarterly
session. Present, Commissioners
Solenberger and Putt.
This being a legal holiday, on
motion Board adjourned to meet
at 10 O'Clock, Jan. End, 1905,