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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Bank Case Settled.

Several years ago the Des Moines
National Bank directed its messenger
to ship $1,000 by express TO the bank
at Irwin. When the package arrived
it contained brown paper instead of
currency. The Irwin bank sued the
American Express Co. and obtained
a Judgment and the money after a
decision by the Supreme Court. Since
that time it was discovered that the
money had not been shipped but stol-
en- by the messenger who substituted
brown paper. The Express Co. then
sued the Des Moines National Bank
for the amount, and Notwithstanding
the bank plead that the matter had
been Settlen by the courts. the decis-
ion was in favor of the Express Co.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Postomce Contests

Hon. Walter 1. Smith has made an
effort this week to get rid of little
grief by disposing of three postoffice
contests which have been pending for
some time. At Adair they had three
cornered fight and l.. ID. Curtis came
out ahead. At Woodbine there were
also three candidates and Bruce r..
Mills was selected. AT Kirkman A. D.
Ames was chosen, there being but one
other applicant.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
SCENIC AMUSEMENT COMPANY
viii Show at Woodman Hall on Fri
day Evening April, 1907.

The allowed named Company pro-
misses to give Al Vaudeville Acts.
TO use the latest model of Edisons
Motion Picture Machine. TO furnish
the best illustrated songs by a com
petent vocalist. TO show 5000 feet OF
the latest comic and sensational mo-
tion picture films.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING
To Be Held At The M. {. Church
Next Sunday Evening.

After respite of more than year
without any temperance meeting it has
been thought best TO revive the work
again by having a union meeting of
several of the churches next Sunday
evening. The services will be held at
the NJ. +. church and the principal ad-
dress will be given by Rev. c. A.
Shatto, of Shenandoah, who is an
assistant of Doctor McCash in the
work of the AntiSaloon League, and
is said to be an Interesting speaker.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Hail insurance.

There is more damage done by
hail throughout Iowa every year than
by fire, Lightning and windstorms.
The cheapest and best company is
the Old German Mutual of LeMars,
Iowa. Farmers insure your crops in
this company and you will be we'll
protected and in case of loss you
will get every dollar that you have
coming
Phone or call on Miles S. Kness
Agent,
Audubon, Iowa
Phone $50.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

The Elks held a regular meeting
and banquet last night, was one of'the
largest attended for some time. Three
candidates we're initiated: George
Bergh, of this city; Edwin S. Van
Gorder, of Audubon; and Hans Han
sen, of Elk Horn-Tuesday Atlantic
Democrat
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
A Wide Awake Furniture Man 10 Put in d
Pocket Gopher Law

One of the laws passed by the last
general assembly will be Of special
interest to the boys because it offers q
bounty of ten cents pocket gophers.
The law will not take effect until the
Fourth of July but that will be in time
to reap a good harvest by catching
gophers.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
THE MOTHERS CLUB
A Meeting Of Much interest Held on
Wednesday Afternoon.

- meetinS OF "uCn INTEREST rleiu on
Wednesday Afternoon.
Our reporter says that Wednesday,
April "a, 1907, will, for some time to
come, be the red letter day among the
clubs in Audubon. Eighteen represen-
tatives of eighteen different clubs gave
reports that were of much interest:and
what is more remarkable, they were
actually entertaining. Audubon GER
tainly has lot of gifted women who
are doing large amount of good
work, and earning sums ofmoney that
aggregate q large amount. A good
attendance, strong feeling of good
fellowship and dainty refreshments
made the social hour very pleasant.
The program was as follows:
Instrumental Duet - Miss Brown
Miss Doak. (Encored.)
Song Girls Chorus. (Encored. J
REPORTS FROM CLUBS.
w, c. T. U------- Mrs. Agnes Cole
Relief Corps Mrs. G. l.. Tramp
Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Jas. Chandler
Methodist Aid - Mrs. f. n. Taggart
Methodist Foreign Missions 1885,
--M Mrs. w. w. Smith
Methodist Home Missions ----
.--Mr Mrs. w. G. Elliott
Presbyterian Aid.
---M Mrs. John McKarahan
Presbyterian Mission --
Mrs. John Kuhn
Z. Il. O------ Miss Mary Davis
Mehr LIGHT Mrs. Il. j. Creveling
Boys Club---------M Miss Jennie Fish
Columbian Club Mrs. John A. Nash
Danish Aid Mrs. z. A. Rasmussen
Evangelical Aid Mrs. Harry PARROT
Christian Aid Mrs Jas. Hollenbeck
Maccabee Auxiliary -------
Mrs. Il. N. Carper
The Royal Neighbors- -
.----.----------M Mrs. w. N. Reese
A Word of Thanks on Behalf OF
Teachers Miss Mabel Keith
Mrs.. John Ward and Mrs. +. L..
Mantz presided over the teapots. Mrs.
w. III. Doak, Mrs. Alec Caldwell and
Mrs. G. l.. Talbot had charge of the
refreshments and proved themselves
quite equal to the occasion.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Seth Hartzell left on Tuesday for
Grand Forks, North Dakota, where
he will meet his sister and his daught-
er, from Ohio, who are on their way
! to the Pacific. ...
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Announcement To The Public

We have Cream Station added to
our business and [ ask that every
farmer living in Audubon county
bring in his cream and get the high
est market price for it.
| also want twenty men and teams
to hall this cream in case the farmer
is too far out to deliver his cream.
Farmers Co-Operative & Supply Co.
r. o. CRANEY,
Agent,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Planting corn in April! 1t isn't
often done in this latitude. But be it
remembered that John Sherman was
doing that very thing on Wednesday,
April "a, 1907.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

L. Hudler was very pleasantly sur
prised yesterday by having his Sis
ter, Mrs. j. III. Malvin of Bonesteel,
stop off unexpectedly on her way
home from Chicago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Marriage licenses have been issued
to FL. r.. Dreyer and Amelia A. Blom;
Uri l.. Wright and Eva HELEN Goochey
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

LoST.-Hinge end-gate to wagon.
Finder please notify RICE AND SAMP-
sSON, Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Fred Vermilya, II. w. Wilson, F,
III. Adams and Chas. Talbot left
bright and early this morning to
''shoot up" Coon Rapids.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Mrs. Corwin of Coon Rapids is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Viola
this week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Mr.. Winters of Audubon is spend
ing the week very pleasantly in Viola
with his three daughters, Mrs. j. c..
jerks, Mrs. w. A. Hall and Mrs. j.
G. Strahl.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Mrs. j. E. Martin, of Extra, was up
to Audubon yesterday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Read about the May breakfast at
the M. E. church Wednesday morn
ing May |, 1907.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Rev. and Mrs. C. d. Wendell are
entertaining new baby girl at the
Evange lical parsonage.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

+. f. Bilhar2 went down to Atlantic
Wedne sday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

Rem Phelps made trip to Atlantic
Tuesday.
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PROCEEDINGS
the III d | GOIlllIlis=
!. SiOIleT n
2:s5 81. lfternOOn Session \ %
MN The beard n az ri !, snant To above
recesss
\ Present the n,embe rs. ~ 5sS n 4
& ont inued from page !. s;


a petition signed By Mo Glory K; Sit, al
attorneys for heirs Of Alexander Loiselle, de-
ceased, praying that tax certific number 2Sa,
aa5sS
in and paid for the reason that said taxes we're
5assessed inst tbs il still was
department not being made until Noyembsgr
proof by Alexander Loissils vas not allowed wed
y ION motion duly carried aboye quest was
granted and aud itor strncted to call sin
said ;certifi Gates and pay them covers ne. u
gu mp Wy, range
sS: Moved and carried that the board accept the
Ssuick 81 aim deeds offered w Al. q, Creel Is lot
e, hlock Devils Lake, and that the
general fund Is sum; o. 800 payment
same.
Meysa and ess5isa e school Rell
2 in Noonan township be stricken from the list
tor reason Chat he paid School poliin Morris
township, where he lived for same year 5}
Moved and carried that the amount OF taz
< 81 for De reduced il sum equal to tax
on valuation Oh 12251 " acres -said acres being
plated as Garske and So taxed, and that a. re-
owner,J {s% l5
Moved and carried that the valuation fof 1905!
against st. Anthony ~ Dakota Elevator com.
panyf in village Of sEdmors, be- reduced from
$685. to $500 and tax abated accordinglS for
assessment through clerical error no such
increase having been made BY county board
Apetition for of an appraiser to
appraise one light-red COW taken mp BY a.
G5eyre o. g, section Z q township range
Onmotiona duly carried, Chris. Lee be iap:
pointed as such apprais er:. 54gs; ;sg5 u :
Moved and carried that The, 81 school poll
taxed against Thorenat Ehrhardt OF CouIee
township, for year 1908 be cancelled for reason
that she Is mott liable tor chool poll.
~ "A petit signed by DR.. Id. Smith; praying
$50 chat this board ssnd Mrs. a., Reamer to some
phine, habit for atment was read. !: ;.3;;
On motion& dull carried said request was
granted sfg III ss f$Sst y. $Ss,
Moved, and CARRIED that the chairmtasin, II be
authorized to enter into q contract treneW
old contract for rem tai Of certain rooms in
States Circuit md Dist rict Court purposes
for year19V7 at b rental or 5000. 90 per pear
Moved and carrie d that the 81 100 school
poll tax assessed against Oscar n efdltnger
he having paid d school poil same year
in Northfield ToWnsht p1 where he lives. t hi,
The petition Of g. w Gilbertson king
that: the assessme emit Of, one Piano sos 90 as
sessed against him In Grand Harbor Town
shtRin yearl9o8 be cancel He'd, was on motion
Moved ana carried that the household
goods assessed against Thomas Lonnevik
for year 1906 I'M Ci ty of Devils Lake be strick-
also assessed s3for8 sa IneE goods In " Morris
TOWnShipWheFe he lived sy3%s &$#55
Moved Cd that saE refund ing Or
derin sum equal to tax on $40 90 be issued to
William Hurst after 1908 tflx IN Lake Town
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Nj warrant no. 1850 y. & :: Il ii
~ pldberg, cots for jai !. 5 V 4
y Bros y CO. lof A Beain- 3.
S5 Ell county charge -!4 = ~ &. 2
y. H. Blunler 4 taking testimony al Al
Suite US Mayer, sec. ~ ~ ri
~. "a O5yaWfor I'd, rel pairs for court
!. Mrs Mae Yannier.s nursing "a. s5;;l
d Beamer,a county charge - l.. T.
~ g. II ohnson, ser.E as Road Over \.
NJ seer, 1905 7, &c.. 49, 81 ?
a.: NV \, ilkInaIf, rep. barrow i
Peter ,Glerurn, :Serv. MS r clerk In 4 *
I /. Beg! OF Deeds office, Jan. 10 to-; n
4 MARIO, 1907 4 10
I Mort Mere. o., .Brocket, Il ri
I L Poor order OH ii Las - 2. =. -. ~
20. E. Brainnrd III Wre: court house q
/ T. Greenberg, clothing Tor prisoners Y;
ssES sci in Edmore, Jan. n to Me- q, . \
Frank Frye, salary aiior' and jail "a 4
{. Janitor jan. 8 to Mar, 81, 'O7. @75O0 90
NJ ~ e ,Hoghaug, postage, lilo a7; to 4 u
sM.H. Brennan,trent States Atty's3 s.
~ office, JIM: days % 1000 per mo. 4:
{: and bal. of JAM, Feb. and Mar. 1905, vi
4 : ~ -4--G--S-----.
s +. w. Mann q, Son, Poo. order Mrs. VI.
IS. Regain 1.85. H.. fisherman 5000, y
clothing for prisoners - 81 -
'ou ~ ". biutief, .Iahliig stlllioly 4
m - GaSe5 State " noettIn---;--l i
u, hai MGR =, p ,s S 8 teie' @
: Louis Hanson, Rep. clockj Reg: OF :5''
fS,
silver tsernmgard, coal Tor states = !,
i. AttyS ONCE -a -- - mi, ~
:, MRS. , Ellen Roe, rent Tor ~ ~. Sten-
sen ~ "a gos,c o1 " 70 )
VIC. oree f Hsr, j an, rep: and MAN,
r, :. reviews Tor 90. Snpt. OF SCHOOLS
Aifred Biaisdell, secty. OF State, " Il; !; q
1obn n Rl,,,,e y ra,;i - testi1,,ony a
III case Stateys Fred @. Wiberg- - i 7
F. II. Stoltze. coal for Mrs. Beaineris y
~ 2.45, Mrs. Henley 52.25 and j. J.S;>, v
Thompson 1.65-- -. = :s-f. NJ
Z @ office i from III II s' III syi
Farmers Mill & Eley.& @ g., & fuel for: Il
~ Arthur Ilipe -: Z. -! . Il =: ~ 80! u
T @. J. B. Turner stationary as per-
contract--. - -. IL - -.Ss
An g; s & i #rs fsSdde groceries
VIM, gtbbins, poor orasr M e eat, M rs.
ohas. Pillsbury, hamm oeks for iail !. 9
ohis I,3ocif s. nafageraia' rep on
John F: Henry, Insanity Pod ~! ~
dy Ialsney--- So ------c-S ! :
John F.sAenry, l il ~! ~, o: 81
Johnson case : ?
1G 9nta ~ He 1a salafs' fronlp ihM
Lamb 4 Hops Lumber Col. coal for e.,
Mrs. lAndon :s = = - :; a.
*Vern M: EWalty clerk ID 5Oo.J udg VI,
US OHlCel MttE. "a To oU, LOU -------.------s
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W. IT. Bedford, sheriff fees, FeTichs, r.
Ets@@ Jefferson, TalsneyI and @. b. John-aS n
! VII. Belford, boarding prisoners 4la5oI
t4SW III. Belford sheriffs fees-l------.: 1860
Forks Herald for steel shelf l7.5O for Reg. of
Deeds office, and the bill Of NJ. a. Hoghaug
for freight on same 10 be dtsallowed, same
Moved and carried that a recess be taken
Until s p. III. 800 n ..! ;5%Si.s y;s ~
.$ : EVENING SESSION; y 49, II
toaboye recess: - ,S&,&ta IL II n
seth, Maloney, Furstenau and Samuels. IL
4 Moved and carried that the following bills Il
be allowed and warrants ordered drawn In
81 y. II. G. Nicholson, salary Go. Ply
e. sician lst Quarter 1907, End Dist.---. = 1850
AID. Sprague, poor! orders Mrs. Il
&5 Beamer 1000, supplies for Jail $50, - =.
:, SEs for court house sc :. :. $s... 2S.80i
Walker Bros & Hardy, blank. books 1855
w: III. Belford, Shertffs fees, Myrtle =
starKw Gather Times, printing--:--. :. SIS
.sGrary Public opinion, letter heads =. s
%25 and envelopes as per contract 57.54t
iQrary Public Opinions, - 40 90
!. Devils Lake Intel.ocean, printing 5ss5I
u CEary Public Opinion, prtnting------ 4.53I
e? s:D Lake Journal printing 2e.85
Moved and carried that the Bills 81 Inter- ter
OceaMSpub. Teachers X KAN. 100, and Devils /
Lake journal pub. Teachers Exam. 400 be
tiisallowed, no lawfor ublishing these mol
Petition signed BY the st. Paul, Mtnnea.
polls and Manitoba Ry. Go. BY r.. F. Flynn
Its local Atty. and 80 resident business mentl
that the past due taxes on lots 10 to is incl
lin Block 81, fractional part Block 9Ste ali off
FL 10 9t s Peeh b le bYoeR
Binc boci IDS lots to Inc. block loo ios,
sosf alpsf bIo 81 h 81 bddk
ll4 lots II to 2 Inc. block us. lots to "a Inc.
block l2s, all Of block ,gal1 Of block 1885, all
6Ine. block 1913, all OF block all of block
BLOCK to block lots
It'd bI6ckl34, all block 1856 all of block 1856
t;block l42,all of block IL to "a block
14e MI block l47, all Of blockIas, ali Of Blk.
Isl, ali 81 block 1872 ali Of block lis, lots / to
il2 INC blockl5a, lots and block 1856, lots II
hlos e bloek
Tall Of block saH OF block 1917 lots ! to ~
II Enc. and lots @ and "a block lots i to II
I'm. bloe lots to 10 Inc. block 17s and
Ilots5 to Isl Inesand lots IS to 90 Inc. block
l18sss All ili the etty of Devils LakesN. d. be-
KcanceIle on the ground that for Fgreat
Imam years the lands and lots have been of
/ livery little value and the county and city
Ehas reeeiY mo hume rgt ton therefroIn.
IthatssucI taxes are unj ust ass the value of
tne nd
LIZ = y sa9
M as aas
4 large n1ach Ineshop round house and other
Hbui ldingss TINT hereafter the: taxes arising
4 anount To ienIIner rate the b said city and
count tor ne iat1 On 81 any pas due
And d silnil ar pet ton ura tor same
cance IiattOu signed & by the Jity of Devils
EaKe hS and attest
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SLIP do 6i = that the bun dings
ssM4 i3a-6i We value d at 100 same be-
IA, !, !. M
sons 5e I.t
Hisf 81 u lsne
fi,
,s yss.l
HI ,I,st, rfnsl "
rs d Il, s . X, 4, $
inf NV, (, MT IprIn
0 VIZ X IA ~ = X -,
ny.d t,,i,g ar,ad t,aq y :
~ aaIn * NJ y
REAL t1roperty IN q t&fInnro
portions ~ 7, q Ramsey County, N VIZ. Twps.
i,s2 W Pc anate same IS here
pSaeNlea Ic l9 In accordance
Mi w, rs : Key. Oodes ls5 and the audi
soIas to, out the
tiNi y pecIiVe Koad oversee S II
Oh NICE Kltsci f q,
~ On sea sec
Iodt lHtSe9siaIancs SEQ aSl Key. Sodes
+ lln q g and 9n t.
s. - y neieDY Oraereu thab every person and
er ~ y, ~ pulling
te first ag nv N s y aat
lands Which sreh ne rson shaIl own n, nccsi.
* 81 ~ Ny
Esr1, Swnad h..nrena ia t,,a 5 E IA
Russian cactu IL Sui sola colinapall.''I
states Atterney t siyer1 s s SER sget for
WI W snaiiig MAJ. ., wv !pe anu
LIQUOR Prosec fund. .j III s&,s,55 "a i .3,
saSW.H. Bedford; sheriff fees %a 4 5ssE55 S1.7O
dam Fisher, witness fees Y "a A. =, y<FS 200
III Oscar A ersou % # ~ s$5 Y r. 400
EE + ranls GIrelIinreryE..tts .'s:>S 3 e 300
r carl Thoreson 80. 81 49, "A Lib 600
n William Ghould ;'', y - - .sE:$s 800
1 John McCarten Z" ~ IS q, { r. }#rE 900
Tom Wapnass% SO n - S1ts,t ,t$' SSS
Matt Knit M y. 5i.f : $1s+3 5.N0
|s Joe Peterson BsSsg :, 4" son E
Frank Rachnfier.s& .ss -. E hi. III u. III M
Frand Frya 81 3 cot i,fa ex-ida,aa 4. q IN
IL .fg1T - 80 o''s
zE Deputy Sheriff. ~ CT. II. 4
h MoyedLand carried that the Bill of w. H.
Bedford Sheriff vs. State OF n. p. for trans
portation Of alter Bonghton$ and Frank
sum of slM.15 be audited and approved and
auditor authorized tos certify on same.
u Moved and carried that the bill of w. II.
Bedford VS. state of N. ID. for transporting
August Ferichs adjudged insane to the In
sane Asy lum at Jamestow in sum Of 59.45
auditor authorized to So certify Oh same.
J. Moved and carried to adj ourn until a. M.
Thursday, April 4th 1907 ,4g.I, =, = ~
$s.s. f'22f fs 80 Il & VI. Gus Fursteriau,
IaHEf ~ S.s4 tF@t Iqt Chairman.
H. Attest: Is .s5t54s1 ";F$ss' ). = ?,fs s. j.
l$44 ~ s$*Ff Emil s. Eich, ~ \ sr:Js ilg I I!
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!. slA.FTERI.N,il|.sn Il Ss !: 9.

The Board met atSS2 ~. lll. pursuant to
Is Prssent: '' Alltfle men, i,e rs, r..
!. Moved and carried that the ~ lowing bills
be allowed and warrants ordered q rawn In
payment OF same. s. . 47::yS:i59
s a. Baker. transp. Mr.. and Mrs, 4 n
S#5 Geo: Hill and child rem TO Seattle ss. J
F: A: Baker transp, q. o. johnson +. /
NJ to Minot.-. s y. = 4.55
s5 IA. Baker, transp. Jno.s Il elIer to
q; Baker, transp. VIM: Verpiank
s to Mich ~. 81. Loo
os q Apr. ist iSo7 L., $500
,$. - 80. so
!, rette Regain case - 1000
Postage, kilograms and %$4t: !. I
34i EXP. Jan. Ito Apr LIST, 1907 1885
I {A.H. Bell, medicines for prioner-&. i; 100
A John T; Henry, Insanity fees, Aug. + u, 4
John +. Henry, Insanity tees. Oar i, q,
rie Peterson case = -.4 : 4.25
h Mercy Hospital board and stcase,
III, I.orentz Johnson 500, John Barnes T. ;,
n "a 1900, H. Gunderson $500, Walter =
st% Milnar 500, VIM. Verplank 1890 III
and Geo. Guyer is 90 --- - 2 1890
+ Dr.J4O. Smith, salary as: County 9
Physic. 4th Dist. tJan.l to Apr, ! 'O7 $3.50
=5$$ Ohas. u. Taylor, taking test tmony Z
Fhos Powers case 4z. ~ 1890
ISSSI1o 1IuAc SO.s III u uGS
", 1920, Phones 5355 and water 800 1875
Laurena Vannter, Postage, long I (, !
ID LEY distance phone, Exp. and Mig. -!
b BIZ ll7- U7 to 800 W. -------! 33.4a
~ DIG. Smith, Insanity fees Aug. PIE.
%&SE %Ferich, VIM. Delany, Go. John =. I .55
~ 4! son and Carrie Peterson cases------ 1000
8 IA, Baker Postage 1-2s-08y to Apr, .5-$
1880
I'D. +. Bangs, bal. ION rent Judge Go } Y r
sS5S5 vans chambers, Mar. /, 1906 to Jan. n %
IN I'M u 1907 $4,000, and for JAM, Feb. and :
4 Mar. 1907 $500 - ! \ 1880
~ os: Jtlek, Rep. on heating plant -. .85
ys IS sallowed at = = IL = - 1890
Grand Forks Her., blank: books as 8 = =
81 per contract 324.ss, allowed at.--- so4 .63
W. n. Belford, sheriff fees, FericlIs, ~ r
81 PETERSON Talsneyi and @. &. John-a r. -
8 SOL cHSes- Observation-Disclosures q: 26.9O
Il: VIII. Belford, boarding prisoners ALSO
N:GH. Belford, sheriffs fees-!-------! 1860
|$t11 Moved and carried that the bill;of Grand
Forks Herald for steel shelf 80 for Reg. of
Deeds office, and thebill Of MA. Hoghaug
for freight on same l.95 be disallowed, same
WaSnot ordered. = .J:g's 5tE ~ a., "a
-
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JnD. Mclean, amt. "a ueSOn Henry u M
ii report app. Jan. 8, 1907, onai tied tn ss5 III
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-31
Meanest Man Alive.

(F'rom a Maine woman'S letter to
friend in New York;
The meaneSt man on earth, / guess,
Is one that lives in Maine,
And what his name is, confess,
Would give me such a pain
To mention here that III withhold
The same from public view,
And merely will his deed unfold
To show his shame to you.
His wife, soul of kind intent,
Sat up for him at night,
Not quite SO much from sentiment
AS from her sense of right
He urged upon her not to lose
Her beauty sleep, but she
Would smile and ask him to excuse
A wife's anxiety.
The other night the shameless wretch
Regardless of his spouse,
Went out, as she supposed, to catct
His usual evening souse.
But no; he softly slipped around
And through thes back door crept
Upstairs in silence most profound,
To where he always slept
She waited down below for him:
She waited long, ah me!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-31
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Arthur w. Davis.

How dear to my heart is the fair
sunny Southland,
Where the cotton and corn and wild
flowers grow,
Where nature unstinting has strewn
with free hand
And sweet perfumed zephyrs softly
pass TO and fro,
Oh, joyous the days when I trudged
through the meadow,
Searching each bush for the moss
woven nest,
While faathered songsters trflIed from
the hedgerow,
And the gentle eyed kline in the
shade we're at rest.
FondIy my thoughts ever turn to the
homestead,
With its broad shady porch, and
snowy white wall,
Jeweled with resebuds that trail by
the windows,
Yet mingled, with sadness when
again 1 recall
The sweet happy hours, spent midst
the flowers,
And by mothers old chair while
she rocked in the hall.
Ever fresh in my mind are the scenes
of the homestead,
With mothers loved form, as she
stood in the door,
Shading her eyes as she looked down
the orchard,
Watching us children, as home
ward we bore,
Treasures of flowers, ferns Znd rare
grasses,
Pluc5led from the storehouse OF
forest and glen,
Gaily decked out were we lads and
the lasses,
And sweet was the smile that greet
ed us then.
Could l but return, to the days of my
childhood,
When brother and me through the |
woods used to roam,
Arrayed with the blooms Of magnolia |
and dogwood.
And tinselled with sunbeams, from
heavens azure dome,
But sad is my heart when l turn from
the picture,
or those happy days to which mem
DRY clings,
Yet with faith in Him I await the
bright future,
When back TO my arms my lost
loved ones He brings.