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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07
OBJECTIONS
Pile UP FAST
ACTION. BEFORE JUDGE KIRBY
CONTINUES WITH MANY
PROTESTS RECORDED.
SIS NAMES ARE CONTESTED
About 2,1oo Signatures Have Been
canvassed on the Huge Petition
and 30 Per Gent are
Challenged.

Objections, thick and fast. are being
recorded b. Judge I. e. Kirby, before
whom the case of the state OF Iowa vs..
Charles !. Hallgren is being heard.
The attorneys for the defendant, Who
lis charged with selling liquors con
trsry to law, are leaving no name go
ll,y against which there Is any opening
to object to. Six hundred and eighteen
out of 400 names hive been chal'
lenged.
One hundred and thirty-three were
objected to since the announcement
made yesterday Those recorded py
The court are:
]. N. Moore. by mark-''Not his sig
nature, J. w Moore registered his
name.
Geo. u. Miller--"Nct registered Or
voted by that name
G. w. Marden registered or
voted
William Mackee Not registered
pr voted"
A. Nordgren-"Not registered or
voted
John Mccart-"Not registered or
voted
a. L. McDaniels- Not registered or
voted 7
4 j. II. McCartney, back of petition
eDid not sign petition.
Lawrence McFarling-"'Did not
vote.
j. Nelson" Not voting by that
name.
Frank Neil, back of petition" Did
not sign petition"
Rudolph j. E. Oden, NJ, D.-"Not
voted by that name
Il. FL. Orman--"Not his signature
G. Poiinc--"Not registered or voted. :
W. A. Porter-"Not registered OF
voted
Joe Posten-"Not registered or Yot-
ed by that name
Jas. Ryan, registered by mark-"No
voting by that name, not his sigma
lure"
w. b. Ramsell--"Did not vote
Fl. M. Reitzel-"Not registered or
voted
Harlan NJ, Reese Not voting by
that name
NJ. Rowe registered or
voted
W. j. Benson-"Not registered or
voted.
F. T.. straud-"Not voted or regis
rered.'
r. Swanson -"Not voted, registered
Robt. Swanson
G. w. Schwartz, back of petition
mot registered or voted; did not sign
petition
G. G.. swanson-"Nct voted or reg
istered.'
a. w. Slaught, back of petition
sDid not sign any petition.
G. G. Simmons, back of petition
mot sign petition
J. A. swanson-"Not registered OF
voted"
A. Anderson--"Did not vote by that
name.
David Albright-"Not registered OF
voted
F. NJ. Bartness-"Not voting by that
name"
]. p. NJ. Bennett-"Not voted or reg
4 fstered.''
Harry Burnside-"Not voted or reg
istered.
]. j. Brolley-"Not voted or regis
tered.'
Frank Borgeson--"Not registered o.
voted
f. Bellus-"Not voting by thu,
j. /. Crawford-"Not his signature
C. Cass--"Not genuine signature"
G.. Connelly-"Did not sign petition.
- u,rnstuz
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07
GRAND JURY IS
TOLD OF DUTIES
JUDGE M. A. ROBERTS RECON
vENEs COURT THIS AFTER.
NOON AFTER VACATION.
MORNING SEISMIC
NO
illness Of Mrs. Emma Roberts Webher
Prevents Opening of Justice
Mill Minor Cases
Brought Up.

Owing to illness of Judge NJ. A. Rob
erts' daughter, Mrs. Emma Roberts
Weber, there was no session of dis
trict court this morning. Court r.
convened at 1880 and the grand jury
was empanelled and instructed. The
hearing Of minor cases will make up
the afternoon session.
Asks for Divorce.
Officer Gershon Llewellyn is made
the defendant in a divorce petition
filed by his wife, Elizabeth Llewellyn
in the Office OF County Clerk George
Phillips. The plaintiff states that they
were married August 16, 1906, and
lived together until November 6, 1908.
Cruel and inhunlan treatment is given
as grounds. She prays for temporary
alimony to be determined by the
court and permanent alimony in the
sum of $1,000. She also asks for re-
storation to her maiden name of Eliza
beth Cotton.
Cases Settled.
Judge NJ. A. Roberts has thus Ear
disposed of the following cases:
Rebecca Eaton VS. city OF Ottumwa,
suit for damages. Dismissed at plain.
tiff's cost.
Della Mick. Administrative VS.. P. L.
Guggerty. ct al settled and dismissed.
Geo. w. Creath, plaintiff, A. Pun,
phrey, relater VS.. T. H. O'Brien, de,
PENDANTS motion to dismiss submitted
and taken under adyisement
Law Assignment.
The first law assignment follows:
Wednesday, January 6.
I,, t,J
Harris.
Ella D. Mahon VS.. J. R. Kirnble ct al
James Orr VS.. Frank SHUTS ct al.
G. W. Torreyson VS.. J. J. Trenne.
man.
Thursday, January 2.
Frank Trump VS.. G. Oscar Arnold
Belle Trump VS.. C. Oscar Arnold
| Monday, January II.
| Mary L. Scott vs.. The Homestead
ers.
Mary e. Scott VS.. Sow. Camp Of
Woodmen.
Tuesday, January IL.
Irene Allen VS.. Henry Lanes ct al
j, Fred Stevens, Admr, VS.. Geo
Haw, Jr., Admir-. ct al.
]. Fred Stevens, Admr, VS.. Geo
Haw, II, Admr., ct al.
Thursday, January "a.
Nancy Norris VS.. City Of Eldon.
Friday, January IS.
| ]. j. Baker vs.. ]. RI. Anderson &
Co.
| Ralph sedden vs. w. U. Telegraph
Co.
F. A. Holtsinger VS.. W.. E. Griffith
ct al
! Clint Gibson VS.. G. p. Mason ct al
John Sconce VS.. c. N Christy.
PROBATE.
! Friday, January IS.
Murray VS., parnell
Two Gases Filled.
In petition H. W. Pierce prays tn.
court to issue an Injunction agains
Il Michael Ware ct al from cutting tim
i bers on certain, described property II
Wapello county
4 a. ]. Baldwin VS.. /; II. Woods is tn,
! title of petition on file, in which til,
plaintiff seeks to recover Judgment Il
the sum of $500 and interest on
promissory note. He also asks that
writ of attachment issue agtinst tn
defendants lands, etc, to secure tn
judgment.
New Officers In.
At noon yesterday the new count
4 superintendent of schools, Mrs. EJizs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07

beth Burgess; County Surveyor w. c.
Wyman and member of the board Of
supervisors, A. j. Fairchilds were i'll
augurated into their new Offices. At
the same time, Deputy Sheriff w. g.
Knox, Deputy Auditor James T. Stew
ems, assistant to Mrs. Burgess. Miss
Wanda Gee, and the old officials who
hold over from the past two years, as.
stunned charge of their respective du-
ties
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07

tives were present. Rev. +. d. F'errallI
of the Christian church officiated.
The fourth annual banquet. of the
Gopher club was held at the Sax hotel
Tuesday evenino. followed by dance
at Turner's hall. Over forty coupaes
We're present at the banquet and a
pleasant two hours was spent at the
motel, where a four course dinner was
served. followed by toasts from diff
ferent members of the club. john
sons orchestra furnished the music
for the dance.
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g. 2. Caster-"Not registered ~
voted
H. coope or eooper-sNot regtstered
or voted
Tom Curry-@Not registered or
voted
+ T. Ed Fex-"Not his signature
G. G. Funk-"tNos voted or regis.
tered
Chester A. Fuller---"Not registered
or voted by that name
n. NJ. Gray--"Not registered or
voted
J. L. Glander-"Not registered OF
voted
J. e. Gunder,on back of petition
did not sign petition
Emil J Guckow-"Not registered oil
voted
Henry ". George--"Not verified, not
signer of petition"
J. Harty-"Not genuine signature
Chas. Halberg-' his signature y
Louis l.. Hirst-"Not voted by that
name
j. l.. Harm ess-"Not registered CT
voted
Carey Inskeep, back of petition
Did not sign petition, not verified
W. A. Johnson-'Not his signature. .
S. F. Kendsll--"Not voting
Jessie Kitto-"Not registered or
Voted
W L. or ". NJ. Martin--"Not regis.
tered or voted
A. G. Masters-"Not voted
B. A. Wright-"Not registered VI
voted
Adam Wilson, IT,, back of petition
did not sign petition, not verified
Percival Webb-"Not voted by that
name"
Fred .Weltoh--"No registered or
voted
J. w. Agwel-"Not registered or
voted. Not signature.
J. w. Avitt-"Not registered or yot-
Martib Anderson-"Not genuine sig
nature
A Acerberg-"Did not vote by that
name
Ackerson-"Not his signature.
Did not vote"
G. w. Bighan--"Not voted or regis
tered
Noah Brewer or Breuer-"Not his
signature Voted as Breuer."
l. c. Brollier-'Not registered or
voted
J. c. Bassett--"Not genuine sigma
ture.'
f. Browhard-"Not his signature.
James w. Eryan---"Not voting or
registered by that name. No street
number given"
!. G. Barton mot voted
Pearl Bryan Did not vote that
ran1e'
chas. Bonner-"Not registered or
Alonzo Collett-"Not registered or
voted
James choate-'Not registered or
voted"
T.. z. carson-"Not registered or
voted"
c. H, Cudworth--"Not his sigma
ture.'
Wilbur DeLong-"Not genuine sig
nature"
G. Dur-''Not registered or voted.
Mo- signature
W. S. Eakens-"Not registered or
voted"
c, Freman-"Not voted by that
name
Walter It. Fern-"Npt registered or
voted"
T. Gornlan-"Not registered or vot-
cd"
James Galpin--"Not his signature"
John p. Gessley-"Not his genuine
signature
II. T. Grisw Id, his mark-"Not gem
uine Signature.
Geo. G. Heindel-"Not voted"
]. G. Hobbs-"Not registered or
voted"
f. NJ. Hundley-'.Not voted as SUCH
.. |. Hittle-"Not registered or
voted"
A. y. Hazzard--"Not registered OF
voted
B. z. Hayes-"Not registered or
voted
Walter r. Holmes-"Not. registered
or voted by that name
Edgar Judson--"Voted as something
else. Not signature
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Van Buren, County
Couple Celebrate
62nd Anniversary

keosauqua, Jan. 5.-(Spec-
iaD-Mr. and Mrs. John p,
TrehiIcock, probably Van
Buren, county's oldest welded
couple, celebrated their sixty.
second wedding anniversary at
their home near Nj. Zion yester,
day. The old couple are hale
and hearty at an age that few.
attain. Mrs. Trebilcock still
does her own washing, and her
husband is still spy enodsh to
do all the chores about The place
They have one son over sixty
years of age.
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Four Men Dead in Boat Collision

Rockport, Ky, Jan. ). Four men
lost their lives and a number Of otn.
ers had narrow escapes when the
steamer Samuel collided with raft
during a heavy fog on Green river to-
day. The men were sleeping in tent
on the raft
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07
Religious Riot at TitaaIluI

Calcutta, Jan. 5. Religious riot
between the Mohammedans and IIir
dus have taken more serious turs
sagain. requiring the active intesvei
ton of British troops today at Tits
ghur, who fred upon the Hindu mob.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07

Lincoln Journal: Rumor says An
drew, CarneGie's money is backing the
Pittsburg graft prosecution. If any
thing will sterilize his money. that job
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Christmas Aftermath.

/ Chicago News; Christmas comes bu
lonce a year, but it leaves many re.
minders for those who buy on the in.
| stalnrent plan.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-10
THE VALUE TO EUROPE OF
EMIGRATION.

So far as my observation goes, |
feel certain that emigration has been
of inestimable value, economical and
ethical, to the three great monarchies
chiefly concerned, namely: Astro-Hun-
gary and Russia. 1t has withdrawn in
efficient labor. and has returned it
capable of more and better work. 1t
has lifted the status of peasantry to
a degree which could not have been
achieved even by a revolution. 1t has
educated its neglected masses, has lift
them to a higher standard of living,
and has implanted new and vital
ideals. So far as the emigrant him
self as a person is concerned. I have
not seeu one who, ii he escaped the
dangers of u industrial activity, has
not been better by his contact with
us. From How Returning Emigrants
are Am~ericanizing Europe" by Edward
A. Steiner, in the American Review of
Reviews for June.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-10

A large delegation of Auroraites at
tended the Bushnell gala day Thurs
day. Bushnell was blessed with a fine
day and every n declared the Bush
nellites to be royal entertainers.
Miss Ida Schultz arrived here Friday
evening from Mankato, where she has
been attending college the past year,
to spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schultz, north of
town.
DR.. r. w. Tenant and wife Of Spo.
kane, Wash, arrived here Sunday
morning for a visit with friends and
relatives and to be at the bedside OF
Mrs. James Cheatham, who is in very
Door health at this writing.
A party composed of w. j. Hahn
and wife, Soren Peterson, George
Thorton and family, Miss Frances
Baker, n. Woodbeck and wife and Ed
Korte and wife enjoyed a days fishing
at the creek east Of town Sunday. They
brought home a good many fish and
in general had a good time.
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OSLO.

Carl Hoff was a Volga visitor Mon
day.
G. ABBY called at Magistad's We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Fraley was a Volga visitor We'd
nesday.
Marie Warness was a Volga visitor
Monday.
Martin Olson called in North Oslo
Monday.
e. J. Burdick called at F. NJ. Fraley's
Monday.
Albert Aslackson was a Brookings
visitor Friday.
T.. Rogholt is having a new house
erected Oh his farm.
A few Osloites attended the Patten
sale at Volga Saturday.
Clarence Johnson and the Burdicks
went to the lake Sunday.
Minnie Magistad spent a few days
this week with friends at B%rookings.
Clara Reffling went to Bruce Sunday
to spend a couple of days at Holm's.
Jim Rogers, agent for the Raleigh
Medicine Co, went through here this
week.
Mrs. Jessie f. Kelly and Ern1ett
McConville drove through here one
day this week.
r. N. Wosje and family Albert
Johnson and family and Earl and Ray
Fraley spent Sunday at Lars Magi-
stad's.
Florence Olson went to Volga Mon
day to spend a couple of days with
relatives and friends before returning
to Brookings.
Mrs. Carl Hoff and children return
ed this week from various points in
Wisconsin, where they have been Wis
iting for some time.
Geo. Brown assisted f. M. Fraley
this week to emove the old buildings
and get ready for the erection of the
new addition to the dwelling.
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To Be Sharp.

The Aryan root AK" meant ito be
sharp" and the idea Of sharpness has
followed it at least through 10000
years into all of the family of Ian
guages of that tongue. 1t is quite like
ly that the property Of sharpness was
conceived of by these ancestors from
handling shells, the first knives that
man knew. That cutting edge was re-
ferred to by FAX" long before the most
primitive people had learned to put
an edge on flint. When these Aryans
wanted TO express the idea of sharp
ness of mind they used the same word.
This root went into the Greek, where
it became "akros," meaning pointed.
In Sanskrit it is "acre," meaning the
same thing. In the Latin we find
"acrimonia," signifying sharpness, from
which our "acrid" comes. The Latin
also has 'acer," meaning sharp, and
"acus," a needle. In the A~nglo-Saxon
1t became "eag," an edge. So the idea
Of sharpness runs all the way through,
and we have it in our "acid," acute"
ledge" and FAX" as well as in "acrid"
and "acumen."-Argonaut
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Poor Billiards.

Zone summer In the country" said
a we'll known amateur billiardist, ian.
other man and / were overtaken by q
storm and had to go into a tavern for
shelter. The rain fell steadily. We
had three or four long hours before us
Time began to hang heavily on our
hands.
"Landlord.' said l, do you happen
to have a billiard tableY
Sure said the landlord. Sure.
Just step this way, gents
"He proudly threw open the door of
a dark, stuffy room. We saw an anti
quated table with a patched cloth. and
in the corner was a rack Of crooked
cues.
"'Any balls?' said l.
"'Sure,' said the landlord, and he un-
locked a closet and laid on the table
three white balls, all a~like-there was
no spot, you know.
"But, see here l demonstrated,
how do you tell these balls apart?
"'Oh, that's all right said he. You
soon get to know 'em by their shape
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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The Alexandrian Library.

Omar. a fanatical caliph who over
ran Egypt about the middle Of the sew
enth century. proclaimed that. since
the Koran contained everything that
human beings ought to read, no other
books had any right to exist. SO he
condemned to destruction the immense
library at Alexandria founded by the
Ptolemies and constantly enlarged by
their successors until the advent Of
the Saracens. How enormous it was
can be imagined from the fact that for
six months the manuscripts supplied
the fuel Of 1000 public baths. 1t was
the most terrible blow ever inflicted
upon literature.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-10
SCHOOL MONEY TO o A

Notice is hereby given that there is
on hand and available for loaning in
the county of Bookings, the sum of
Ten Thousand DOllars $4,000. OO), of
the permanent School Fund to be loan
ed on bonds of School Corporations or
on hrst mortgages on improved farms,
the rate OF interest to be five per cent,
payable semi-annually in advance.
Applications for loans on this fund
can be made at the Office of the County
Auditor at the Court House in the City
or Brookings, South Dakota.
Dated at Brookings. s. d., this 5th
daysof June, A. D. 1909.
o. ]. O~tternes,
County Auditor.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-10
AURORA.

Miss Maude Wilkinson is in Bushnell
this week.
Miss Marie Culhane spent Sunday
in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culbertson spent
Sunday at J.. b. Forts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wilkinson were
Bushnell visitors Sunday.
Mrs. w. III. Larrabee entertained
company from Bookings Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Gull
hane, a daughter Saturday, June 5.
Don't forget the dates, July 2 and
3, race meet and street carnival at
Brookings.
Miss Lilah Baker attended the COM
mencement exercises at Elkton Thurs
day evening.
Miss Pearl Kirby went down to Elk
ton thursday evening to be with her
parents during vacation.
Miss Lula Cusick came down from
Bookings Sunday noon and spent the
day with her sister, Mrs. o j. Baker.
Mrs. A. B. Hanson and daughter,
Anita, came down from Brookings Sun
day noon for a visit with F. T. Bak-
er's.
Miss Mamie Wilson leaves for Roch-
ester, Mimi, Wednesday evening to re-
ceive treatment for trouble of the
nose.
Mrs. Peter Short underwent an oper-
alton at the Brookings hospital Tues
day morning. We hope for favorable
results.
Miss Will Handler is enjoying a Wis
1t from her mother, Mrs. Lundberg
of Toronto, who arrived here Friday
evening.
F. T. Baker went down to Lake
Benton Saturday evening to join a
fishing party at that place, returning
Monday morning.
Misses Maggie Smith and Matte
Manyan came down from Capa on the
excursion Friday morning returning
Saturday evening.
w. ]. Hahn is employing two car
penters besides other help, and it is
safe to say that his house will be
finished within a short time.
Mrs. j. B. Fort is enjoying a visit
from her neices, Misses Ruby and
Pearl Romaine, who arrived from
Dundee, Wis, Sunday evening.
Miss Agnes Quinlan and aunt, Miss
Anna Foley, arrived here Monday even-
ing from Litchfield,-N D., for an in
definite stay with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Homer Rexford and daughter,
NJ. II w., 49, -- I,x~c
Ruth, same down from Brookings Sun
day and spent the day at George Bak-
er's.
Mrs. Fife Clark and daughter, Thel-
ma of Bushnell, r visitors at the
w. S. Wilkinson home this week, Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Wilkinson being sis
ters.
VIII Davis. accompanied by Mrs.
Thos. Buckley and son, Russell. drove
up from Egan Wednesday, where Mrs.
Buckley has been visiting the past
week.
Frank l.. Porter of Fort Pierre, was
renewing old acquaintances In this
| village Saturday. He came down on
the excursion returning Saturday
evening.
Boyd Lombard, Miss Ella Tiller. F..
T. Baker and daughters, Misses Lilah
and Frances, and Miss Maggie Thor
ton took an auto ride to Bushnell Fri
day evening.
Mrs. A. b. Hanson and daughter,
Anita, Mrs. #. T. Baker and daughters,
Misses Iilah and Frances. we,e pas.
sengers from here to Brookings Tues
day evening. .
Mrs. Laura Morton stopped OF here
Saturday night and spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Peter Short. Mrs.
Morton was on her way from the
Rochester hospital to her home in
Aberdeen.
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Genius Rewarded.

A s~choohnaster not famous for his
personal beauty swooped down on the
inattentive boy and found him draw.
ing c%aricatures. He picked up one
and asked the boy in a voice Of thun-
der, rs this meant for mel"
please. SIR" said the victim, in a
state Of terror-"please, sir, 1 d;d not
mean to make it so like"
The master destroyed the picture
and let the matter drop. - London
Globe.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-10

Albert Hartwick returned home
Friday evening from Aurora, where he
completed a successful. term of school
in Parnell district No. 6. On the
closing afternoon a nice program was
given by the pupils.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Adjourned Session.

June l, 1909.
The Board of County Commissioners
OF Brookings county, South Dakota,
met in adjourned session at the Office
of the county auditor at the court
house in the city Of Brookings at
1000 o'clock a. m. June 1, 1909. Mem
bers present: Geo. E. Hoch, chair
man, District No. 1; ]. L. Jarvis, Dis
trict No. 2; Ole Erickson, District No.
3; Lewis Johnson, District No. 4; F.
H. Newton, District No. 5; o. j. Oter-
mes, county auditor, clerk.
The board was called to order by
the chairman and proceeded to- the
consideration of claims and on motion
the following bills were allowed and
the auditor instructed to issue war
rants in payment of same:
Geo. A. Bradford, for taking
care Of invalid child. ....... $500
Fred Ueltschi, concrete covering
for ceiling and cement step
for county Jail. 71.OO
Nelson Gale, cleaning court
TOOm ........ 80
County Treasurer, witness certi-
ficate No 1865. 800
County Treasurer bailiff certi-
ficate No. $50. 5000
H. P. Dimes, wolf bounty 100
c. Glass, wolf bounty. ......... 400
J. T. Warehouse, wolf bounty. LOO
Oluf Olson, wolf bounty ........ 200
Geo. Bliesenick, wolf bounty. 800
Will Strain, wolf bounty. LOO
o. o. Olson, mdse. for poor. 1850
o. o. Olson, mdse. for poor. 10
j Il. Jarvis, mdse. court house
ana jail. Lilo
City Of Brookings, light, water
and phone for April. ........ 21.OO
Norman A. Hanson, postage
April and May............. 6.lO
o. G. Oyloe, services on board,
Dry Lake Drainage Ditch. . 800
Chas. Gullick, salary deputy
treasurer. April. .......... 5000
Chas. Gullick, salary deputy
treasurer, May.............. 5000
bH. w. Cornell, salary deputy
county auditor, April ........ 5000
H. w. Cornell, salary deputy
county auditor, May. 5000
&c. f. Bagley, salary deputy reg
lister of deeds, April. ....... 5000
E. F. Bagley, salary deputy reg
ister Of deeds, May 5000
O.. b. Utigard, salary register Of
deeds, April. ............. 10000
E. l.. Van Dyke, salary county
treasurer, May. 1867
o. j. Otternes( salary county
auditor, March, April and May $500
Malcolm Aldrich, salary county
superintendent, April ....... 1880
Olaf Eden, salary states at
torney. April. ............ 1888
Olaf Eden, salary states at
torney, Nay ................ 1888
Albert Matsmn, salary county
Judge. April. ................ 1900
Albert Matson, salary county
Judge. May. ................ $500
III. ". Feenstra, salary supt.
poor farm, April ......... 5000
J Ole Il. Jovald, Salary Janitor,
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STATE OF South Dakota,
County OF Hro3kings lS
/. /. -. Lees, Asst. Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
belief.
]. y. LEES, Asst. Csshier.
Carroet Attoat: I JAMES NATESTA.
frwo Direot0rs) 3 g. a SKINNRR
Subscribed aud sworn to before ma this eth
~ a June 1903. HARRxA a. WTLLIANs
Notary Public.