Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-07-18

Olga, raised one hundred per cent.
Osnabrock, raised four per cent.
Perry, raised eighty-nine per cent.
Seivert, raised twenty-five per cent.
South Dresden raised twenty per cent
Storlie, raised one hundred per cent.
Trier raised eighteen per cent.
Waterloo raised eight per cent.
On notion duly seconded and carried
the value of sleighs was equalized at $5
each and the per centum of increase and
decrease be as follows:
Billings, raised one per cent.
Cypress lowered forty nine per cent.
g. Dresden raised six per cent
Hay raised ninety-four per cent
Hope lowered three per cent
Huron raised seventeen per cent
Langdon raised one per cent
Mimic raised fifty-five per cent
Moscow raised mi hundred fifty p. C.
Nekoma raised sixteen per cent
Osford raised twelve per cent
Osnabrock raised five per cent
Seivert lowered two per cent
South Dresden raised thirteen p. c
Storlie raised s~ixty-six two-third p. C.
Sarles Village lowered twenty per cent
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of wagons, carriages and was
equalized at $40 each and that the per
centum of increase and decrease be as
follows:
Alma raised eighty-nine per cent
Banner raised thirty-one per cent
Billings lowered nineteen per cent
Bruce lowered twenty-four per cent
Byron raised four per cent
Cypress lowered t~hirty-six per cent
Dresden raised seventy-one per cent
Easily lowered ten per cent
East Alma lowered seventeen per cent
Elgin lowered twenty-nine per cent
Fremont raised thirty-three per cent
Glenila lowered eleven per cent
Gordon raised ten per cent
Grey lowered t%wenty-nine per cent
Harvey lowered eleven per cent
Hay raised seventy-two per cent
Henderson lowered sixteen per cent
Hope lowered twelve per cent
Huron raised five per cent
Langdon lowered twelve per cent
Langdon City lowered fourteen per C.
Linden raised one per cent
Loan lowered eighteen per cent
Manila lowered seven per cent
Milton Village lowered thirty-nine
per cent
Mimic lowered thirty per cent
Montrose raised forty-tive per cent
Moscow raised thirty per cent
Nekoma raised ninety per cent.
Nekoma Village raised thirty per cent
Osford raised twenty-five per cent
Olga raised one-hundred per cent
Osnabrock raised eight per cent
Osnabrock Village raised two per cent
Seivert raised nineteen per cent
South Dresden lowered thirteen per C.
Storlie raised thirty-two per cent
Sarles Village lowered seven per cent
Trier raised six per cent
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of organs was equalized.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at two o'clock p. ~.
THIrRSDay Univ 18th 1Q07
Board re-convened pursuant to adj
journment.
Present: A. A. Seeley, chairman and
Commissioner John Reid, o. l. Gjevre,
d. Wienecke and M. Mcknight
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of organs was equalized at sic
each and that the per centum of increase
and decrease be as follows:
Billings. lowered twenty-seven per cent
Bruce raised five per cent.
Dresden raised se~venty-two per cent
Easily raised seventy-fve per cent
Glenila raised one hundred per cent
Harvey raised five per cent
Hay raised fifty per cent
Henderson lowered tifty-tive per cent
Hope lowered nineteen per cent
Huron raised eleven per cent
Langdon raised one hundred thirty
n per cent
LangdoD City raised five per cent
Loan lowered thirty-nine per cent
Manila raised tifty-nine per cent
Milton Village lowered seventeen p. C.
Mimic raised twenty-five per cent
Montrose raised thirty-three one-third
per cent
Moscow raised %one-hundred per cent
Mt Carmel raised eighty-six per cent
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