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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1910-03-04

for the reason that there is nothing on
records t % show that this is public
property. =. 4.,4z
!. Motion sedonded by Commissioner
Hurd and carried, all members present
voting In the affirmative.
Moved by. Commissioner Hurd that
the application for abatement, of taxes
Of III. l.. Glaaier be accepted, the same
being errolleo,is and ali unjust assess
Hlent and that the auditor be and he is
hereby instructed to make the proper
correction on The tax books.
Motion seconded by Commissioner
EGlein and carried, all members voting
in the affirmative.
Moved by Commissioner Glein that
the application for abatement of taxes
of DR. A. l.. Doe be accepted in part
for the reason that the assessment is
unjust and out of proportion; and that
tie auditor be and he is hereby instruct
ed to. make the proper; corrections on
the tax books. #
g Motion seconded by Commissioner
Lokensgard and carried, all members
voting in the affirmative.
I Moved BY Commissioner Lokensgard
that the bid Of the Minot Electric Com
pany for an electric light plant on the
coilnty poor farm be accepted on 60
aaSs trial and that the bid Of the Fair
banks, Morris 81 Company be laid over
CompanY!,s plant and that the auditor:
be and he is hereby instructed to draw
upa contract with said Minot Electric
60. for same.
Motion seconded by Commissioner
<1<s-s an tai
Moved by Commissioner Lokensgard
that the board adjourn to 8 o'clock
Thursday, Feb. 18th.
81 Motion carried.
" Thursday, Feb. II, 1910.
The board met at 8 o'clock Thursday,
Feb. 18th, as per adjournment. with all
the members present.
Chairman Amllndson in the chair.
. Noted by Commissioner Glein that
application for abatement Of taxes of
Lizzie Phillips be rejected for the rea-
;s0n thSt an assessment raised by the
state board of equalization cannot be
;abated.
Motion seconded b y Commissioner
sLokensgard and carried.
Moved by Commissioner Glein that
the application for abatement of taxes
of Margaret Cheiter be rejected for the
reason That this board cannot act as a
board disqualification. r:
u Motion aecoudedl by Commissioner
I1okensgards and carried. -. e5sa.sssN'
Z Moved by Commissioner Lokensgard
that the application for abatement Of
taxes of Carl Olson and Mrs. X. Dahl
be rejected. ,S.,s.:s=s5. S..,sss. 80 =. :
Motion seconded b y Commissioner
Glein and carried.
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Chairman Amundson in. the chair.
Moved by Commissio sioner Lokensgard
that the application for abatement of
taxes of Henry Migi be accepted for
the reason that the assessment was
erroneous and out of proportion. &
Motion seconded b y Gommis ssioner
EGlein and carried. n 81 .5&. Il s-.s.
Moved by Commissioner Glein that
the application for abatement of taxes
of Margaret Nichodemus, on lotb, block
8, Riverview subdivision to the city OF
Minot, be accepted for the reason that
there was no building on said lot and
no building started until the 1st of May,
1909, and that the auditor: be and he is
hereby instructed to make the proper
corrections on the tax books.
Motion seconded by Commissioners
Lokensgard and carried, all members
voting in the affirmative.
Moved by Commissioners Lokensgard
that the application for abatement OF
taxes of F. L. <Darland be accepted for
the reason that he was assessed for l60
acres o land when he only owned
80 acres at the time Of assess
ment, and that the auditor be. andahe IS
hereby instructed to make proper cor
rections on the tax books.
Motion seconded b y Commissioners
Glein and carried. "5sss
Moved by Commissioner Lokensgard
that the application for abatement OF
taxes Of w. p. Howard, on the NWEof
section 25, township ISL, range 8S, be
accepted for the reason that said land
was not proved up until July 9th, 1909,
and that the auditor be and he is hereby
instructed to make the proper correc-
tiOns on the tax books. &
Motion: seconded by Commissioner
Glein and carried. s
Moved by Commissioner Glein that
the application for abatement of per-
sonal property taxes OF E. AL Johnson be
accepted for the reason that it is a
double assessment, and that the auditor
be and he is hereby instructed to, make
the proper corrections on the tax books.
Motion seconded by Commissioners
Lokensgard and carried.
: Moved by Commissioner Glein that
the application for abatementSo of taxes
Of John Okert be rejected for the rea-
son that there is nothing to show that
he was assessed for the same property
in McHenry county for the same year.
Motion seconded by Commissioner
Lokensgard and carried. 4
Moved by C Commissioners Glein that
the application for abatement Of taxes
Of Fred A. Bauer be rejected Tor the
REASON chat there Is nothing toShdM
that it is a adouhle assessment,
4 Motion seconded by Commissioner
Lokensgard and carried Nh. !,
81 Moved by Commissioner Lokensgard
that the application for abatement of
go y xer of tho nifu +of MINT hn tSJsesin rfoA
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Monday Feb. Ia l91O.

Monday, Feb. IA, 1910. 4
The board met on Monday, Feb. 18th,
as per adjournment, at two o'clock.
Present COMMISSIONS Abbott, Hurd.
,I.okensgard and Glein.
q Commissioners Amundson absent.
Moved by Commissioner Abbott and
seconded by Commissioner Hurd that
! Commissioner Lokensgard be appointed
chairman pro tenn. A. ..z
Motion carried.
Com. Lokensgard took the chair and
called the meeting t0Drder.
Moved by Commissioner Abbott that
the application for abatement Of taxes
of the Douglas State Bank be accepted
for the reason that the tax is too high
on account Of clerical error in the
bank statement.
Motion seconded " Commissioner
Glein and carried. y. .zs
Il Moved by Commissioners Hurd that
the report Of the board of insanity, in
the case Of John McDermid, also the
expense account OF S. A. Sorenson for
transportation Of said John McDermid
to the state insane hospital at James,.
town, be approved.
Motion seconded % y Commissioner
Glein and carried.
The bids for the lighting system at
the county poor farm were opened and
disclosed the following: Eg.=.. ~
Minot Electric CO.., complete plant
installed, without wiring, 1886. 90. +
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., complete
plant installed for 1865. 90
The board discussed the bids and the
different lighting systems. x
Moved by C0mmissio Abbott that
the bids be laid on the table until Tues
day,, Feb. 18th, at 3 O clock p. m.
Motion seconded by Commissioner
Hurd and carried.
Moved by Commissioner Abbott and
seconded by Commissioner Hurd that
the. board adjourn to Tuesday, Feb 10Th,
at so clock. S.
Motioned carried. 81. s
Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1910. s
The board met at 8 O'Clock Tuesday,
Feb. 10Th, as per adjournment, with all
the members present. .ass4 49,
Chairman Amundson in the chair.
The board devoted the fornoon to in
vestigating some of the applications
for abatement of taxes on file:
Moved by missioner Abbott that
the board adjourn to 2 o'clock p m. 5
- AfternoonFsession
The board met at 2 O'Clock p. mas m. as |
ner adionrpH
81 Present, Commisa okens=s
gard. Am lndson and Glein, s, s.. 5s.. !.
. Chairman Amundso ins the chair.
Moved by Commis sioner; Hurd that
the appli for abatement OF taxes
of -. A. Harthouse be accepted IN the
amount Of $4,000 that is assessed TO
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lot 8. Heckers5 seeond aa addltlon 20 Mln9t q
and. enc amount $ozQ:o0 assessor - "a! sne
east nalI OF .iot 9, 4eckers secoilu auul-
tion, be transferred to lot 5. there be.
ing no bulidlng on: the east nalI OF o1 ~ :
and an error IN the assessment OF the
bnlidlng on lot o.. c.....
Motion seconded - y commissioner
Gleln and carried, all memDers votlhg
in the affirmative. :.
Moved by commissioner Hard tnat
the action OF the county board n,deslg-
mating the FIRST state bank OF towers
Lake as county depository Tor nve
thoasand doliafs OF Lhe county SINKING
tund pc resclndeh, 1or tne reason Ihat a {
said bank Is IN burke. county, ana tnat
the auditor be ana ne ls nereby instruct
ed " return thelf cerCl1scaIes.
Motion seconded by Commissioner
Lokehsgards and carried, all members
voting in the affirmative;
The board took up and discussed the
lighting system for the county poor
farm. ,,
Moved by Commlssloner Hnrd tI that
the board adjourn to O'CLOCK Wednes-
day, Feb. 10th.
Motion seconded Dy commissioner commissioner
Lokensgard ana carried. 80
W ednesday, Feo: 10, l9iO.
is5 me DOard met at 0 CLOCK, ass per
adjournment. :ll 1. !, N -
# Chairman q Amundson = ll1 N the cnalr.
=, Moved ey Commissioner Gieln inat ls
the following requ1s'fflons ne anoMsa; SstaI !,
Motion seconded by commissioner
Lokensgard and carried:
Chas. homes ~,
One barrel OF ''No dust. s5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-19
TIIE DAHL dRAPHIC PINE ARKANSAS SUNDAY
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Natures Rival Brassierre Waists. Ex-
 press shipment of this excellent necessity \ perfect form builder. Let us demonstrate what they are.
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The contractors expect to have men days or not later than July 1, and in the meantime the Board has given mo- tice that it will offer at public auc- tion the frame structure that at pre- sent occupies this site. This is the old Watson District Court House and which has for the past five years been used as a school house.
 The plans for the new structure have been prepared by Clyde A. Fer reil, of Little Rock, who will also supervise the construction. The Board at it's next meeting will prob ably have plans and specifications ready for the erection of the new col ored school. This, however, will be two story frame structure.
 Dr. A. Isom and w. F. Puryear have let the contract for the erection of their double brick store building, op- posite the depot, to Floyd Thresh and work on this will commence Ju- ly 1. Contractor Mcbride is no0 fins 'shing up the brick store for D o F'or,cr and Hans are being prepare for a brick bank building for ths Merchants & Farmers Bank.
 Still Dumas is not booming aat don't wish to be. This is just | steady natural growth and will keal ', Ii until the end of time.
 Dumas has fine opening for frs class watchmaker and jeweler. Th' town advertised last week for a den .is.. trt understand two will locat here July 1. so it is reasonable to Le llievc it still pays.
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The Young Mems Christian As pociation was one of the vital influ- ences leading me to devote my life to the gospel ministry. I have always |kept in close touch with it. Every Fclty needs a great building where Soeng men may go after their days work to enjoy a pleasant hour under Christian influences. I tell you, men, that what ever money yon are Wiling to give for the new building n Denver will be the best investment sou ever made. You will be invest 'ne your money for the souls ci young lnenl and the perpetuity of the nat Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D O
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r,.,rks Wedding

-sfarks Wedding .+,us.v
 ne weddings of yesterday
 he most interesting was that
 .,,r,atille Jones Sherrod'
 Tbomas Walker Sparks .as celebrated at s o'clock in Ling at the residence at 722 ;aoteenth street, which the have taken for the summer ohsence of the brides broth
 Amos Jones of Nashville lie mbo was detained by the Ill.,
 h;s wife. the ceremony was cd by Rev. A. L. scales' as Rev \. l.. Linebaugh. Just s,o seryice Mrs. A. l.. Scales Eo beautiful and appropriate ,s She was accompanied by Incv Longenecker, who also the Lohengrin wedding march |d&,antered on the arm or her sherrod, and was met at hv the groom and his best r.. !. T. Bradford of El Reno Fde was attired in a gown Of av embroidered chiffon made Hin and trimmed with Per- |nbroidery. She also carried hououet of Killarney roses koorations consisted of palms and Killarney roses, all oi |were banked in a picturesque eo making a most attractive
 for the bridal party. An ln-
 reception followed the cere, knd ices were served from the room, also adorned with roses rms. Mrs. Sparks is a Tenn who has recently moved te Ima. Mir. Sparks, formerly o1 k1uff. Ark. has purchased a bus lin this city and he and hls will make this their home.-Ihe Oklahoman.
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Miss TOney.
The Church of Christ.

Former Sixth avenue and Beech
 eet c. c. Cline, minister. fning subject: ''One Feature of tfe kine Image" Evening subject he Fatality of Error" Wednes-
 night the prayer services will se bducted by B. o. Harrison. Tues Y and Thursday nights the pastor Il speak at each of the Mission Pnts. Prof. A. L. Haley, the direc- of the music of the tent meeting ginning July 8, will be here early
 this week to take direction of tle crus.
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~. D.lAult, a white man who says A's nome IS in Grant county, was ar- rested yesterday morning by Deputy constable E. s. Robinson on a charge ' uespassing. Ault was fined $5 aau costs by Magistrate w. D. Vance, 1uu oelng unable to pay the fine and costs, was jailed to be taken to the
 nty farm. unless the fine is paid.
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would on Junh 22. graduate from the law departmett at Yale. He receir- ed diploma last year at Washingnm
 and Lee University. but was too young legally to practice. His fath- CT thought year at Yale would be 2 great benefit to him. This is Arm strong's third diploma and brilliaat future is predicted for the young ma4.
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locked the intruder in the building. He then telephone the police and Pa trolman J. R. Hargrove went there and arrested the man, negro who gave his name to be John Renshaw. After being questioned the negro ad.
 mitted stealing a baby buggy, an ov- ercoat and other articles from the Knox home earlier in the day. He implicated Napoleon Goodloe, another
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Carr Memorial Methodist.

Preaching at il a. m. by Rev. J. D. fammons, presiding elder. No ser fices at night so that all can attend Culpepper meeting. Sunday Pch0ol at 9:45 a. m. G. w. Matthws
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NEW BUILDINGS
 FOR DUMAS
School Buildings to be Erected-COn' tract Let to Blythe Brothers
 of Dermott.

Dumas, Ark, June 1s.-The Dumas School District at it's meeting held last night awarded the contract 'or the new brick school building to Bly, the Bros, of Dermott, whose bid was s6. 500. There were several bidders and they were all close together ID their figures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-19

negro, and Assistant Chief of Police James Reidinger and Patrolman Har- grove later arrested Goodloe. The negroes are in the city jail, charged with robbery It is believed that they figured in number of petty robberies in this city of late.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-19
ALLEGED ROBBERS
 IN THE CITY JAIL
Wade Knox Locked One of Them in a Barn and Telephened for the Police
 Other Negro Arrested Later.

Wade H. Knox, who lives at No. 1905 West Sixth avenue, with the aid of a shot gun captured an alleged roo- ber in a barn in the rear of hls home early yesterday evening and
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Ladies Club.

IT. T. Holderness entertained
 oung Ladies Club of the Fir:t
 dist church yesterday afternoon,
 last meeting of the season. A.
 n interesting talk on "Echoes
 the General Conference, by wv. c. Davidson, who attended beeting at Asheveille, N. C., the ying program was rendered:
 no solo-Miss Julia Williams. kal solo-Mrs. w. D. Ferguson. kding-Miss Louise Bridges. Inc solo-Mrs. F. B. Renfrow. kal solo-Miss Lucy Hearn hstreet.
 |ading-Mrs. w. c. Davidson. treatments were served which luded the meeting. The Young es Club is one of the most popu- clubs or social organizations of First church. During the past on it has afforded great pleasure
 it's Saturday afternoon meetings close of the season will be keen agretted by many of the members Miss Toney.
 lss Louise Kavanaugh entertained lmber of young friends informal ast night at theN Country Club to Miss Willie May\Toney of Pine f.-Little Rock Gazette.
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A M. Barrow pas been notified by telegram that hi son, Armstrong,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-02-03

AA
These are some of the drawbacks
nf q new country, but it has It's at
fractions also. Henry Ward Beech
err WAS among the first to advocate
allowing women to speak in meet
ing. Soon after he had announc-
ed that this privilege had been con-
ferred upon the fair sex, a woman
in one of his meetings delivered a
tiresome harangue of such length
as to discourage even the faithful.
When she had finished Beecher
arose and said, Nevertheless,
brethren, | still believe in women
speaking in meeting" So in spite
of all its shortcomings we still be-
lieve in the country and are only
waiting the opportunity to demon
strate that something good can
come out of Nazareth. Here end
eth the seance.
The Scribe Spook.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-02-03

DR.. W. M. Grafton, state super
intendent of the Anti Saloon Lea
que, and whose home is in Nit
chell, was in our city Monday on
his way home from Lake Andes.
In the afternoon of that day Dr..
Grafton made a visit to the schools.
and addressed the children on the
topic of Temperance. Hand bills
were ssnt out for an address at the
Presbyterian church at $50 P. NJ.
When the DR.. arrived the house
was filled with people who were
eager to hear County Option dis
cussed.
D.. Grafton is a ~forceful speaker
throwing in wit and humor to make
an address interesting both to old
and young alike. No doubt that
all the children present will always
DR.. Grafton's address
because of being introduced as the
funniest man in the state, and he
80 proved himself to the large au.
dience present. From the many
vivid pictures he drew nc one who
heard him could 90 away and feel
but that they must support local
option in order to save the boys
and girls of the rising generation
from debauchery brought Oh by
drink.
We are glad to know the temper.
ance wave has come to stav anc
that 1t is gaining so fast in South
Dakota. We are glad to know tn,
farmers and tax payers can realize
what a saving it is to them no
only in taxes but in crime, cour
expenses and the penal institution
of this state as we'll as every stat
in the union.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-02-03
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
?, A. BLISS, Editor 1 Proprietor.
susscatpT,on s,.oo PER YEAR.
PUBLISHED

Valentine Postals at Treiber's.
Louis Chladek of Tyndall was IN
town Monday.
Lester Haynes went to Avon last
week where he sold and delivered
three of his horses.
For INSTRUMENTATION for
one roomer. Call at residence of
MRS. JAS. BABB1DGE
Lawrence Redman got his foot
run over by a. wagon loaded with
ice Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Sowl returned from
Kaylor Wednesday where she visit.
ed her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Nellis.
Mrs. M. Wright Of Seattle, WASH.
q niece of Mr.. Alec McLachlan,
has accepted a position in Mr..
Plattner's store.
John Campbell of Platte visited
his father here Tuesday. Mr..
Lemuel Campbell of Illinois also
arrived here Inst Sunday for a visit
of q few days.
Carl Plattner came down from
Brookings Tuesday. He has been
feeling poorly for some time and
was advised by his physician te
close his books for a few weeks and
rest up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E Spenle
of Chicago, arrived from Wessing'
ton Springs Monday where they
had been visiting her sister. They
stopped off here n day to visi
her brother, Will Wilson, and sis
ter, Mrs. Flo Freeman.
The Auto 3 Electric Supply Go
has employed an expert electrician
and Is now doing house wiring
See tie electrician or the manage
at Z. ]. Wanek'a.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-02-03
MAKING Lie Safer.

Everywhere life is being made more
safe thru the work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills in constipation, bill
iousness. dyspepsia, indigestion,
liver troubles, stomach diseases
and bowel disorders. They're easy,
but sure, and perfectly build UP
the health. 25c. at Bruhn & Stone
braker's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-02-03

lY gone and thus a there mas
been no suffering here. Occasion
ally we hear rumors of people froz
en- but they have not in any case
been confirmed. The most anx.
ious people are the cattle and sheep
men. The crust on the SNOW makes
it almost impossible for the sheep
to get at the grass and in conse-
quence the sheep men are heavy
losers as they put up no hay. The
cattle men are feeding and are IN.
siderably worried lest their hay
will not last until the breakup
comes. So the spooks are not the
only ones who have their troubles.
, All Spookdo m has recently been
thrown into confusion by the ap-
pearance of a degenerate type of
beings who have entered shacks
, and p%urloined furniture, eatables
J and other necessary articles. Such
a condition of affairs could not be
passed over in silence, SO the rea
8 spooks held a seance and sent ou'
, a warning that a continuance o
. such depredations would bring gu.
the strong arm of the law. No fak'
lspooks will be tolerated.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-20
JOHN MORRISON DEAD
Well Known and Popular Man Falls
Down Stairs to Death.

Hon. John Morrison, whom our peo-
pie pleasantly recollect as the orator
of the day on Memorial Day last May,
in this city, died suddenly at his
Office in Hedrick last evening about
seven o'clock. Mr.. Morrison was an
old soldier of the Second Iowa Infan-
try, enlisting In Captain Cloutman's
company from Ottumwa. He has
been postmaster at Hedrick for three
terms and was daily expecting to
give way to the new appointee, Mr..
Foster. Tuesday evening he was left
alone to finish up some of the last
mail work before closing the office,
and for some purpose started to go
into the basement in the rear of the
building and well to the foot of the
stairs crushing the skull on one side
of his forehead. He had probably
been dead a half hour before he was
found
The community at Hedrick was
greatly shocked over Mr.. Morrison's
DEATH for he was long time citizen
VI NSOhuh SOuhIy anu q plOuSSI at
Hedrick. "
Mr.. Morrison was a member of the
18th, 18th, 14th and 26th Iowa Gen.
eral Assemblies, representing Keokuk
county; being elected four times. He
also served as county auditor OF Keo.
kuk county. On the founding OF
Hedrick Mr.. Morrison built the -four
mill there, which he operated for
some years.
His son, John Morrison, Jr., was ap-
pointed a cadet at West Point by Con.
gresham Lacey. The young man
served with great distinction I'M the
Spanish-Amerioan War, and was shot
through the heart in one of the bat
ties with the insurgents in the Phil
ippine Islands. His remains were
brought home to Hedrick, and his
veteran father will now be buried be-
side him.
Mr.. Morrison was very active in
political work for the republican par
ty and has repeatedly campaigned in
the Sixth Congressional District and
other parts of Iowa. A few years
ago he was sent by the national
committee to participate in the cam.
paign in Kansas, where his speeches
were well received, and he was cred.
tied with having much influence in
the success of his party in the cam
paign there. With the death of Jack
Morrison Keokuk county loses one of
her most distinguished and widely.
known citizens.