The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-24

S. Braun, county treasurer,
attorney by order Of court 500
Dexter township donation
for bridge made 7-24-1904 4O0.0
Dexter township, donation
for bridges made TIA 1906 1000
Peter DERRICK, artesian
water, court house. ....... 80
Northwestern Bridge Co., !
price on bridge contract
let June 8, 1907. ......... $3.50
Wahpeton post Office. ....... ISL
Niles Husset, expense Of
taking child to Devils
Aohe coco. ............... SV.V>
C. Ness, bridge commission
er. work. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.5!
P. E. Sletmoe, bridge COM
! mittee work. ............. 1911
VIM. Green, bridge work :. 1878
VIM. Green, commissioner
i work and mileage. ....... 27.3'
C. Ness. trip to Bismarck
and money advanced. .... Ala
G.. Ness, committee work,
| pOOI ......... oos II
John j. Zentgraf, committee
work, mileage. ........... 1871
P. E. Sletmoe, committee
work and mileage ........ 13.a
E. S. Cameron, money ad-
vanced and trip to Bismarck 13.3l
William Edwards, justice
ices. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. n
John Stottenow, work on
bridge. go
G. A. Lacy, flock repairing Isl
E. c. Estes. burial Of poor SEQ
E. c. Estes. supplies court
house ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1914
c. d. Rittenhouse, supplies
court house. .............. 1913
August Schmidt, boarding
poor, Mrs. Joe Nystad. 1870
McGill, Warner & c., L.
600 report cards. ......... CO.
Micheal Chernich, merchan-
disc for poor. ............. S.6l
James Goolsbey, man and
team one day ............. 40
John Andrews, printing 1851
Christine Mercantile Co.,
merchandise for poor, John
4 MITCHELL. Observation-Disclosures. 10. On
st. Francis hospital services,
rent, Mrs. John johnson -28.O
U. v. Robbins, insanity case
Peter Russell. .......... 9.1(
U. v. Robbins, services and
mileage Observation-Disclosures. 1875
Walker Bros. & Hardy,
books, ETC., for county
omceS ................... 36O.7s
The Grand Forks Herald,
blanks for county Offices 1l.5s
U. v Robbins, sheriff cor.
| t............... lS.7s
Andrew Laib)y, iron for
bridge. lS.0(
NJ. L. Sprung. merchandise
for poor farm. ........... so
Jos. Voves, tobacco for pris-
| OnefS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O.5(
Jardheim & Gotaas, mer-
chandise for poor. Mrs.
John johnson. ............ 10.O(
]. S. johnson, coal for Mrs.
Nystad go. ........... 4.8t
Belle Page. nurse for James
Brady Observation-Disclosures. 4O.O(
Walcott Reporter, printing
teachers notice. ......... 2.5t
\ Elmer Void, merchandise
for Mrs. Blomlie. 10000. 24.6s
w. E. Howry, merchandise
for poor farm. .......:... 21.S1
E. D. Knots, supplies for
county Office. ............. 1874
w. L. Forkner merchandise
| poor farm ................ Z2.S
Chas. Male bailitf of district
court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3O.W
H. E. Rice painting and
kalsomining poor farm res.
loence.... ............... 7.5
H. E. Rice painting sheriff's
residence. Northumberland. 15.O(
Walcott Reporter. blanks for
sheriff. 4.O(
John Simmer, digging three
graves for paupers. ...... 15.O(
A. B. Farnum P. & S. Co.,
Office supplies. .......... 1861
VIM. Mas, attendance be-
fore assistant states attor-
ney. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8.4(
r. M. Black, money adj
vanced for express. ....... 1O.4s
Gus Wehner,. meat for poor,
Whitman. ................ 2O.O(
Gus Wehner, meat for poor,
j. Forman. ............. 5.5(
Gus Wehner, meat for poor,
Louis Anderson. ....... 500
Gus Wehner, meat for poor,
Mr.. Beedle. .............. l.Ot
w. P. Cairncross, salary and
money advanced. ......... 1875
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