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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27

iq,y. The Amerctn FederuIQn OF
Labor has come io the supper. or
caunon's Democratic opponent and
Samuel Gompers ana other leaders
.ol the LABOR movement have delivered
addresses y ihe DanFille District. +.
Ing upon all friends 81 anipnlsm q
Tally u he NOS neht d 6gef:
throw nnpns an
eeaats Chan ass been tiiled at
Cannon and his opponen aisI the
last week d the eainpale 81 jgilI iikeiy
develop even more sensational ten
tures Denounced as a @czas ana 4
'.aireing Of monopoly by his enemies,
and lovingly referred IS as honest
Uncle joe BY his friends. the speakef
pays little heed to friends Or f6es. but
,pufsi Ills big cigars in apparent com,
placent certainty of his reelection.
The last time he presented himself
for reelection. Uncle joe reeeiyed
nearly 23,oCO votes. as compared
with less than 1900 cast for his
opponent. ani thsre is reason to be.
.lieye that his nelghbors m,uld today
gtve much tao same sort Of verdict
IL they concerned themselves only
with what Mr.. Cannon has done as
the Representative of the Eighteenth
Illinois district. but national issues
have been brought in and grated on
the local situation, and the burning
question Is to what extent these con.
siderattons will influence the conmu.
nifty that has lng been standtng be.
hind the rugged cauipaigner for a
third Of a century. II he should suffer
defeat at the polls next week the expe-
rtsnce would not be for him an abso.
lutely new one. Only once, however,
has his long career in Congress- been
interrupted, and that was in 1890.
He has served II terms, or 81 years.
Many who are not familiar with 10.
cal conditions in the six csuaties
which Mr.. Cannon represents in Con.
gress are prone to think him as an
old-rime farmer representing an Old.
fashioned farmer constituency. His
personal appearance and manner OF
speech have encouraged such belief.
Any. such conception. however. cons
veys a wrong impression af the situa.
ton. There are. to be sure, thou.
sands of farmers-and very prosper.
Gus farmers--among the quarter Of q
million people whose public servant
Mr.. Cannon is supposed to be, but
his chief source of strength is in the
cities snd towns, rather than in tbs
rural districts. A representative ex
ample " these communities is Dan.
vile, where he maintains his personal
residence end central political garrf.
son. Danvtlle is an important juno.
ton point for steam ana electric ia.
terunban railways, and has railroad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
aabssrlss &c az yls.. .Issla.sa.
MONTANA MINES.
warren Matkley, 81 Beechwood, was

Warren Markley, Of Beechwood, was
q pleasant caller here Saturday.
chas. Stewart has finally recovered
from illness Of typhoid fever and Is
now visiting relatives at Independents.
Miss Maggie Young, Of Pennington,
is callingo on Mrs. A. 3. Atkinson.
Mack Stewart AMI W. S. Clayton
were in Fairmont shopping Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Stewart, of Hal,
leck, are calling on relatives here.
Several of the members of the U.
B. Church, gave Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hamrick a pleasant call Sunday even.
ing, and ane singing by ths choir was
directed by Melvin Freeman.
Rev. H. x. Ash was at Enterprise
Sunday.
Saturday was pay day at the mines
and everything passed OF smoothly
and good order prevailed all evening.
Several good envelopes were received
by the miners and they all have a full
dinner pail.
Mrs. G. L. Hildebrand is visiting
relatives at Little Falls this week.
Jehn Freeman, Of Rivesville, was
calling on relatives here Sunday.
s. J.. Vincent was in Falrmont on
business Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27

Jay kincaia' Of Lanrei Run. was tie
guest Of his brother. 5erI. 81 iha AMOS
farm, wednesday MGR Of last uees.
Misses Anna sersent and NiiHe
Jones who have been visiting friends
AZ tas for fey days, We.learn fe.
inrnsll home NE tirst q tile week.
eg Atigil oI sle 81 cisedIt.
church, eied aii Inter I'M
sermcn at tiis place Sunday ateE.
roon.
MISS Jessie Harris, WHO Is stas ing
With the family Of a. 3. JollIfte. al
Murray, was at nome sunday.
Mrs. Rebecea Robe and Miss Ruth
Prickett was calling on friends near
Fisgah, Monougalfa county, Thursday.
Messrs. chas Hawkins and John
Popie, 1r.. Of Fairrnont, spent Thurs.
day night at the home Of the formers
parents.
Mrs. j! N. Holmes was visiting
friends at Montana on Sunday after.
noon last.
Miss Leslie Harris was the guest Of
Miss Mamie Malone at Montana Sun.
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. s. satteFaall ami
laughter Of Nfontgna. were calling on
the family Of j. NJ. Holmes Sunday
evening.
Messrs. Carl Dawson and Frank ia.
Wis spent Sunday evening at the home
Of E. f. Harris.
Several of our people attended the
pole raising at Winfield Saturday and
report fine time.
JACK THE RIPPER.
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VIOLA NEWS.

Mrs. J. NJ. Holiness was calling on
Mrs. s. R. sergent Friday afternoon:
Miss Neva Prtckett. of Fairmont
was visiting her sister, Mrs Ed. Haw.
kins, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hawkins, of Meadow.
dale, was the guest of Miss Leslie Har.
ris Saturday evening.
Joseph Prickett, of Barrackville,
was calling on friends at this place
Sunday.
Miss Maude Belt was visiting the
family of ]. ]. Harris on Sunday last.
Jack Davis spent a few days last
weeks with friends and relatives at
Warrington.
Miss Trixie clelland, of Mt. Har-
mony, was visiting relatives at this
place over Sunday.
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80 CENTS FOR THE c. 0. p.
Democratic Candidates Contribution
Accepted With Thanks.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Oct. 27.-
Col. John L. Rice, Democratic cand;.
date Tor Congress, has contributed
thirlJ ceats to the Republican cam
paign fund, BY error he received a
Republican circular asking him to con-
tribute. He replied:
Please find inclosed my check for
thirty cents in response to request, in
explanation Of the small amount Of
my contribution / beg leave to say
that am the Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district. and there.
fore expect to be called upon to con.
tribute to the Democratic corruption
fund. Please consider this contribu.
ton as purely an act OF charity, and
acknowledge receipt as such. Yours
respectfully,
JOHN L. RICE
The acknowledgment came, as fol-
,Dcws:
Republican National Committee, No. J.
Madison Ave-, New York.
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..Personals.

Ms .. B. Travis and son, Richard.
RAYMOND street are the guests OF
Felatives al Anita.
Davinns Brown viii go to
ron IN q few days to visit Miss
innie tfmmeil.
Ray and Howard Harden
spent Sunday at Shutdown.
Miss Artha Morgan, a teacher in
hs waFd school, was quite sick
Sesterdays
3; Morrow returned Monday
nom visit at Boothsyille. He left
odas for his home at Cameron.
and AIlra. N. 9. Steele, of Mer-
chant treet have returned from Lit
sie Falls where they were the guests
u relatives.
sss Ava Brown has returned from
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27

today Of heroic statue tie late
BENJAMIN Harrison, witch stands IN
University Park, ssding the neiF tInl-
ted States Federal Building
The vice president il chairman of
the Harrison Monument conniiitee.
which was in charge IL tlis project
The monument was accepted Isl ios
ernor J. Frank Hanly fof tlis sssss aaIi
by Mayor Charles Al Bockwalter q
indianapolis, on behalf o tiie pi.af
city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27

7ilss salIie Morris and Mr.. Archie
torbin were United Il marriage sun
dry Afternoon oar oclock at the
iurmeg iotqs Anita Miss Morris
Is ven known IA this city, having Wis
itef her listers sirs. y ID Travis, Of
raymond sheet and Mrs. Arthur
Jones' 81 Maple avenue, many limes.
ar. coElltn Is popuiafs young man OF
TrIuus They aili reside at The brides
home INDEFINITE time. Both
llase ne eongf atuIations Of a wide cir
90 az Tiends NM. j. E. Travis and
in. Richard. Mr. Howard Morris and
cotbinf 81 iris city, were present
u tne ved5ing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
INDIANA CLUB WOMEN.
tRy s, ". pr y, 3 y ~,

INDTANAPo OILS md oct
Hoosfer cIubwonien are threngine tie
capital city today or III annuai meet
ing Of the Indiana state Federation OK
Clubs. which opens to-day i session
which Will continue through tomorrow
and Thursday Tie meetings wlIi be
held at the Denison Hotel.
II yo1 want q nice bed 81 hfacinth
or tulip planted, zee Il NJ Zen
man. Wis
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be given for dour purchase
@ drawn to Be marked FIRST PRIZE SECOND
4R2E.
a 0nunbe
n FrmonY
| lowing cement
!.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27

The aides Foreign Missionary So.
q the FlrstsM. P. church will
meet p;niorrow Afternoon at the home
D. S. Boggs on Merchant
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
sIeIIlan Thlmble Gee.

gs u. ]. 1.antz Will entertain tie
Hiebegs % the stcilah Thimble Club
liis Fening at her home on Falrlnont
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
repair shops. lumber nlIlls ana ,kacto.

repair shops. lumber mills and facto.
ries Of various kinds. In the imme;
aiate neighborhood are coal mines
that give employment to more than
t@2 thousand miners. All the trades
represented are well organized, ami
indeed DanYille Is a botbel Of trade
uniontsm. The hard lighting which
has baen forced on Congressman Can
non this year has had the effect Of
Including him to spend more of his
time Mt his Danyille home. In GER
tain previous campaigns he has felt
that he had the situation in his own
district so well in hand that he could
swing around the circle and dc a lit.
tie missionary work for some Of his
colleagues or for the national ticket.
but this autumn he has devoted him.
sci Theoretically to the task Of keep,
ing his own political fences in repair.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
THE DIES MONIES CAPITAL
Raises its Bargain Rate from $500 to
$3.50 a Year---The Increase Is Made
in Order to Further Improve
the Paper.

The Des Moines Capital announces
an increase in its bargain period sub
sciption price from 81 90 cash in adj
vance to $3.50 per year. For great
many years subscribers have been
able to obtain the Capital in Deem
Der at 81 90 for the entire year. The
Capital insists on continuing as first
among Iowa newspapers and increases
it's rate that itmay also increase the
value of the paper to the subscriber.
Recently the Capitalemployed special
market editor who devotes his time to
handling and improving the market
financial page and has made this page
the greatest in the state of Iowa. Miss
Emile Blackmore Stapp is now en-
ployed exclusively by the Capital in
editing the literary and book depart
rnent. They also contemplate during
the coming year, the purchase of a
new press in order to facilitate the
distribution to subscribers. The Capt.
tai believes that the subscribers will
prefer to pay a little morefor the paper
and get the increased service which
they contemplate. The Capital is max
ing special rate for the balance of
the year to those who are not now
taking the paper.
The publisher of this paper will for
ward your subscription.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10

for Masonic Lodge meeting in the
evening and the boys " Paid him off !,
The Anita Tribune,
Doctor Owen, OF Omaha, performed
an operation on Amber Kelsey's
throat, removing the tonsil. which was
very successful and Amber is doing
nicely at psesent. She returned home
Saturday.
December 3, 1908, The Trebel Clef
Club met with Mrs. John Knox to mi
tiate their two new members, Frankie
Belle Crane and Byrd Connrardy.
! They then repaired to the e. d. Pow
ell home where the regular meeting
was held with Miss Glass, and delight
full luncheon was served.
Saturday night, December ), 1908,
members of Exodus Masonic Lodge,
of Extra, met and elected these officers
for ensuing year. They will be install
ed the evening of January /, 1909:
| John Schlater, Worshipful Master.
| Il. ID. Powell, Senior Warden.
Will Turner, Junior Warden.
Fred Smith, Secretary.
Fred Wahlert, Treasurer.
| Samuel d. Hara's sixty ninth birth
day came rolling around on Saturday
December 5, 1908, and that seemed a
good time for a little celebration and
| Jubilee so he and his good wife pre-
pared a bountiful feast and invited
their relatives and friends to come anc
help devour the tempting viands. The
day was pleasantly passed and viii
long be remembered by Mr. and Mrs
Harm. Among the guests from out oil
town were Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Freeman
of Audubon.
Friday evening the ladies of Exodus
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, a
Extra, met and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Sadie Stranger, Worthy Matror
Doctor John Riley, Worthy Patron
Mrs. LISA Gault, Assistant Matron
| V, b. Hellyer, Secretary.
A. ID. Watterson, Treasurer.
Mrs. Dena Williams, Conductress.
Mrs. Mary j. Riley, Assistant.
The appointive officers have not al
been named. Plans we're made to holC
joint installation with their Masonic
Brethren, January /, 1909, at which
time banquet will be served.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10


Bring your pictures TO Frazier's
for framing.
R, o. Craney has been busy TAX
ing an invoice this week.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN n BEASoN
For RENT "A good farm OF 24O acres
Nash & Phelps,
-Smutney de6es competition west
OF the Mississippi River. 30,
Plymouth Rock Cockerels for sale
Aft MRS FRED RICE, Gray, Iowa
Chester White boars forssale.
o. r. Harris, Audubon, Iowa, ~
John Osborne, OF Alberta, Cana
da, has been here this week on bust
ness.
j. w. Mcguire has returned from
Victor but his wifeis visiting relatives
at oxford.
have taken out of their immediate way
please Phone Miss GRETCHEN NASH
Country friends of the Library will
please bring all old paper books and
magazines and leave it at the library
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Thomas Brenning and Marie Win.
Their; Jens Peter Jensen Haals and
Ellen Maria Rasmussen; G. Nj. Lam
bert and Gertie Marie Nelson.
Strayed from Buthweg's pasture
a red, muley, yearliug heifer, with
hog ring in right ear. Please tele
phone owner. FRANK MCUEN,
489wd. Audubon.
The lecture by j. c. Hightower a
the court house Monday night abou
the Gulf Coast Country in Texas wa
entertaining and instructive. If yol
want information concerning that sec
, tion call on E. N. Taggart.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10

AUDITORS OFFICE, AUDUBON,
IOWA, November 8. 1908.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
Plan Your Trip to California Now

Where you can enjoy outdoor life
amidst wealth of flowers and foliage
with sunny skies, balmy air and where
many opportunities await the prospec.
tive settler in this the garden spot of
America. The best train service and
most direct andinteresting route is by
the Chicago, Union Pacific and North
Western Line. Choice of routes. For
particulars and full information ask
any ticket agent Chicago and. North
Western Railway. SOC
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10

for Masonic Lodge meeting in the
evening and the boys :" Paid him off y
The Anita Tribune.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10

uOuse alter ReueTdl SiecblOu-- w
On motion board adjourned to lay
out county road and view county
bridges and meet again at am.
November IL, 1908.
At s a. M, November II, 1908
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Refunds we're allowed as follows:
H A Covault, $l0.94 on account error
in receipts Nos 1870 and 326, Greeley
township
III Herbert, 90 cents on account error
in receipt No TAT, Leroy township
j X Jensen, 1854 on account error ia
receipt No 60, Extra township
Alex Ferguson, IS. az on account error
in receipt No III, Leroy township
+ Kienapfel, 80 cents on account error
in receipts No II and PSI
James Law, 1926 on account acres
of road assessed
w Il Lee, LOO account error in dog
tax
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Audubon Hardware Co, hard
ware for poor farm 4 20
EN- Stearns, paid for extra Office
nell ------------ ) 90
II G Spencer q Co, supplies and
printing------,-:---.---.-- rs
Oluf Jensen, coal for Mrs Hard
esty------ .------- ------- 10 40
L M Johnson, blacksmith work
for county .---.-:-,-,.~ 25
II f Childs, medical attendance
VIM Mitchell and Mrs Kopeska
poor farm inmates; claimed
$3S, 90, rejected
j Shingledecker, merchandise
| for poor farm -- l6 rs
John Reinemund, merchandise
| for poor rm------- 40
Jas Hollenbeck, veterinary SER
vice poor farm .---------- 3 90
L Bilharz & Son, merchandise
for poor farm --------..--- GO AZ
Fl w Stearns, lumber and repairs
county bridge ---------------- OO
Elk Horn Kimballton Lumber
Company, bridge lumber 81 DC
John Weighton, bridge lumber l25 SC
Green Bay Lumber Company,
bridge lumber. ----.-l 40 sc
Nat McFadden, trustee Douglas
township 2 OC
Nat McFadden, repairing bridge 0C
Chas 5 White, postage ----. 3 2C
phoning ----- 2 &c
express II
Chas Parsons, spikes and repair
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
Public Sale AT KimbalIton

o. H. Jacobson, who lives mile
south of Kimballtony telephones us
just before going to press that he will
have Public Sale on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1908,
When he will dispose of lot of stock
consisting of Horses, Cattle and Farm
Machinery, Among the cattle are .
Short-horn bull calves, about year
old. The sale will commence at Il
o'clock, noon
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
Extra News And Notes

Another wedding in Catholic circles
soon.
Mrs. Fred Cotton, Piano and Vocal
Phone 1913.
New girl baby at George Hunts
happy home.
Joe Gilroy and wife were Audubon
visitors Tuesday.
Nick Thielen was with his Shelby
county friends last week.
Mrs. AL VOORHEES, left Monday for
the new home in Oklahoma.
Jack Alsup and wife are the proud
parents of bouncing boy.
The schools and churches are pre-
pairing Christmas programs.
Charles Findlay is helping with the
holiday trade at Doffing's drug store.
Mary Bintner is clerking in at John
Lohner's store during holiday trade.
Mrs. Trent entertained few friends
at six o'clock dinner, Tuesday even
ing.
j. b. j. Lohner was business Wis
itor in north part of county, last OF
week.
Mrs. Wilson has so far recovered
as to be able to trim few hats this
week.
Fred Cotton and wife visited over
Sunday at the Burton home, south OF
town.
Byrd Connrardy left on Friday for
Hubbell, Nebraska, to visither grand
mother.
John Jenkins, from Anita, brother
of Jim Jenkins, was here on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matilda Johnson sold her resi-
dence to Mr.. Nelson, father of our
creamery man.
hands with his former neighbors up
Audubon, Tuesday
Charles Cotton, of Cheyenne, was
here Tuesday visiting his brothers,
Fred and Ed Cotton.
Harold Stranger visited his cousins
at the Pres Keith home, in Melville
Center, last of the week.
Ten gentlemen went hunting when
the snow came but how much game
was caught we can't say.
Doctor Oldaker's baby James has
been very sick, the services of skill
ed nurse being necessary.
William Baylor and his son, Sam
Baylor, had business at the county
court house, last Saturday.
Charles Sears, who resides nearby
Greenfield, a former resident was here
this week renewing acquaintance.
Banker Charles Van Gorder was
down Friday interviewing his Cashier
Edwin Delahoyde, at the Exchange
Bank.
Herman Witthauer, from Council
day visiting Otto Witthauer and his
family
Mrs. Edible J. Hansen went up tt
Audubon. Tuesday to pass the da!
with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Kit
tell and friends.
Walkup Crees, the newly elected
sheriff of this county, was down from
his home near Hamlin- Station, Mon
day night, calling on Extra friends.
The meetings closed Sunday nigh
at the Christian church with ten con
versions. The evangelist was unable
to leave for few days on account o
sickness.
Mrs Frank Dorr celebrated hel
eighty-sixth birthday on last Sunday
naoom hpr 1903 NV inviting in ai0b
teen of her friends for dinner. A fin,
time is reported.
g Billy y Turner came over from
Extra one day last week. He stage,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10

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other ladies, because the ideas are
and Farmer prints seven columns of
such information each week. This
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Excursion Rates to Omaha via the North
Western Line

One and one-half fare, for the round
trip, Dec. s to II, inclusive, account
National Corn Exposition, omaha,
Return limit Dec. % Full particulars
on application to Ticket Agents.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
Thursday, Dec. 10

ing bridges -------..- 1880 s 25
Fullerton Lumber Company
bridge lumber l66 90
On motion board adjourned to meet
again at p. IN.
AT O'Clock p. M, board met
pursuant to adjournment
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows:
w M Welch Co, supplies $500 "a 65
l. II Simpson, phone rent for
court house. -...-. so so
I + Simpson, phone rent for jail 8 90
poor
farm 8 90
h Puck, kerosene for election 20
t" " clerk Lincoln township 2 90
A q Forsbeck, trustee Liccoln
township w
Albert Polzin, trustee Lincoln
township w
John Barton, trustee Lincoln
township -------;; oo
Carroll Blank Book Co, supplies
and books -226 i6
LeMars Printing Co, supplies
and books -l2S 55
Matt PARROT & Sons, supplies
claimed Slll.00; allowed. l0l 90
Audubon Hardware Co, merchan
disc for court house. --------- 10 GO
J p Juhl, trustee oakfeld town
ship --,---- ----..--.------- 90
p Juhl, inspecting roads,
claimed $500; rejected
ID Smith, merchandise for John
Danner family-.-------..-- 20 PC
F w Smith, supplies .-- GO
+ w Smith, medicine for Mrs
Wiggington, claimed 81 90; rejected
Ruhs & Butterton, ballot box
Leroy township ---- OO
Art Metal Construction Co,
wheels for bus 2 90
G H Reynolds, livery for deliv-
ering ballots -.--- 30
race Sorensen, trustee Oaktield
| township ----------- 0C
Drace Sorensen, burying dead
animals- .-.---..-- -.-.---- 2 0C
BRACE Sorensen, viewing roads
and bridges and over seeing
| road work; claimed SO, 90, rejected
Geo Il Kellogg, rewriting delin-
queIt tax list --------- 80 Ot
R G Spencer Il Co, locals for
county superintendent ] 2,
IRC Spencer Il Co, publishing
proclamation and ballots . 100 II
II c Spencer s. Co, publishing
board proceedings ---------- 30 III
On motion the official bond OF Chas
VanGorder as member OF soldiers re-
lief commission was examined and APP
proved.
On motion board adjourned to meet
again at a m, Nov -, 1908.
| AT Sam, November l3, 1908
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
The following persons were found &c
have sustained damages to the amount
set opposite their names on account
of domestic animals killed by dogs
and wolves
Matt Thielen, sheep killed; claim
ed $40. 90; allowed ----.---.- 80 0(
N l. Beck, sheep killed; claimed
S49.50; alloweds 45 81
M Il Foley, sheep killed; claimed
$500; allowed ------.-------- Il On
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10

One o'clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the appointment of G.. w,
Ellis as deputy sheriff was approved.
The bond of q w Ellis as deputy
sheriff was examined and approved.
On motion the following claims were
allowed:
Albertsen & Christensen, mer-
chandise for Emma Potter s AZ 81
DR. L A Beers. medical attend
ance, Fisher family (quaran-
tine) Is 90
Cameron township. material fur
nished for county bridges - IL 2S
j S Dennis, ice for court house Is %
Chas Findlay, medicine for An
drew Jump -----.-- 8 AS
Wells Ferguson, covering county
bridge ---------------.. 3 90
% Ide, trustee, Extra township %
Matt Johnson, coal for county
attorney ) 65
j p Juhl, returning ballots ~ 2 90
+ G Miller, quarantine work. 30
F G Miller, filling in at county
bridge ----------- Is 90
Chas Minerman, cleaning school
house after primary -~- - 90
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-10
w anted

Good Horses for market. Good
Farm Mares for sale at all times.
f. O. NIKLASON Audubon, Iowa.