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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD

harrisburg independent, teachers
1916, school house 1915, bond 2.s,
contingent So.
Ellsworth independent, teachers
49,, school house g., contingent 9.
Jewell independent, 1876, bond
s., contingent Sc.
Kamrar independent, teachers
49,, contingent 10.
Stratford Independent, teachers
81, school house S., bond 23.5, con-
tingent 11.S.
Stanhope Independent, teachers
r., contingent 4.
Williams Independent, teachers
21.7, school house 5.5, contingent
SIS.
Homer independent, teachers
1915, contingent 8.
Webster City independent, teach
ers TIA, bond g., contingent 81.
Bethel Independent, teachers H..
contingent 8.
Breeze Hill independent, teachers
1913, contingent 4.
Coal independent, teachers 49,,
contingent 5.5.
Cairo Independent, teachers 9.5,
contingent 3.5.
Fair View independent. teachers
As, contingent 2.3.
Garden Center independent,
teachers s., contingent rs.
Grand View independent, teachers
rs, contingent 2.5.
Harmony Center Independent,
teachers H., contingent 2.
Harmony independent, teachers
g., contingent 8.
Hamilton Center Independent,
teachers s., contingent 2.
Locust independent, teachers H.,
contingent 1.5.
Lake View independent, teachers
S., contingent 1.5.
Mason independent, teachers IL.
contingent g.
r. -
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03


Whereas. the engineer in charge;
OF the construction Of drain No. lis
has made report recommending
that certain land. towit: 90 ne1k
sec. 12-s7-24. should be included In
watershed Of drainage district No.
11s.
Therefore be It resolved, by the
board Of supervise OF Hamilton
county. Iowa, that the report Of en-:
gineer be approved and the auditor
be authorized to give notice to Bar
ney Thompson, owner Of said land
to be affected by said report. Of the
time and place OF hearing ON wheth-
err said land should be included In
drainage district No. lis. Resolu-
ton adopted all members voting,
aye.
Minutes OF August 10th. Septem-
Der 4, II, IL, Is and OF this date
were read and approved.
On motion board adjourned 70
meet September 22nd, 1911.
A. J. Peterson.
County Auditor and Clerk B. OF s.
w. D. Bonner,
Chairman Board OF SUPERVISOR
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03
The Stove Man. :

benefit commissioners In Holland
drainage district NO. 102, all parties
SO requesting were heard. the board
ON motion confirmed the assessment
as reported by benefit commission
ers in said district, See Drainage
Record).
This being date o'clock fixed:
in notice published by county audi
tor, the board proceeded to hold q
hearing on petition for drainage
district by J. j. Koop, ct al, the fol-
lowing persons were present and
were heard: O. vanLangen. Harm
Luppes, ]. ]. Koop. dr.. Engelke
Welp, E. G. Langland. by Oscar
Langland, Daniel Flugstad, H. p.
Luppes, Simon T. Greenfield. NJ. A.
Jones. S. s.. Greenfield. There be-
ing claims for damages ON file the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. that the petition Of J.
J. Koop, Jr.. ct al, for drainage dis
|trict Is sufficient as to form and
substance and that said drain anc
drainage district, as recommended
by the engineer will be for public
benefit and utility, and conducive to
public health, convenience and well
fare and Is necessity and that the
plan proposed by the petition and
shown by plat and profile and re-
port Of engineer be adopted.
On motion further proceedings
were deferred until Sept 2snd,
1911.
On motion auditor Is instructed to
cancel tax on lot 4. blk 8. town OF
Williams, for year 1910. In amount
of $1O.70. on account Of building on
said lot having been destroyed by.
fire. A consent petition for change
In public road between sections IS
and 26 In webster township, by E.
NV. Sells. Bessie Silyers and Mrs.
Brockshink being on file the board
on motion ordered the vacating Of
road and established road as petit
toned for.
Petition received for school road
between sections and Z. Williams
township, and the law having been
complied with and all papers per-
tanning to said road having been Al
ed by county superintendent the
board on motion established road as
petitioned for.
On motion. Frank schropfer is al
lowed $500 FOR thing road be-
tween sections 80 and 81, Fremont
township and D. s.. Doolittle Is al
lowed $500 for thing road on
half section line In section 3, Cass
township. As part of consideration
OF said allowance to R. s.. Doolit-
tie, county has the right to connect
tile for drainage road II desired.
On motion board adjourned to
meet Sept 18th. 1911. at 1880
O'Clock p. m.
A. J. Peterson,
County Auditor and Clerk B. Of S..
w. D. Bonner.
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
SEPTEMBER Is. 1911.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present Bonner and
Wilson: absent Bawden.
The following resolution was pre-
scented:
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03

/ & j. 4s
amount of $11.1O in Neese drainage
district No. 20. as refund on ac-
count of being assessed In said dis
trict for lands belonging to road.
Report Of engineer on petition for
drainage district by trustees of
Scott township ct al, received and
on motion auditor is instructed to
advertise for hearing on establish
sment Of said district.
"A consent petition for change in
of location Of road in. sec. No. 20 in
Webster township, by j. r. Filloon
and others. being on file, the board
on motion ordered the vacation Of
road and established road as petit
toned for.
On motion board adjourned to
meet this afternoon at / o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present Bonner and
Bawden; absent Wilson.
This being. the date fixed in no.
tice published by county auditor
-I:3O p. m.-the board proceeded
to hold hearing on assessment as
reported by the benefit commission
ers in Charlson drainage district No.
1OS. All parties so requesting hav-
Ing been heard and the board wish
Ing to view the lands in said dis
trict deferred further proceedings
until Sept. 22nd., 1911.
This being date fixed In notice
published by county auditor, the
board proceeded to hold hearing
on assessment as reported by bene-
at commissioners in Mortvedt
drainage district No. 113. All par
ties so requesting were heard, and
there being no objections the board
on motion confirmed assessment as
reported by benefit commissioners
as follows:
Osmund Mortvedt, SO swA, sec.
10, twp SO, range 23, acres "a, as
sessment $14S.50.
Osmund Mortvedt. sw sen see.
Is. twp. Sc. range %, acres SO. as
sessment $4,000.
Andraes Braland. Sc seN sec. Is.
twp. Sc. rang %. acres 5. assess
ment 1921.
o. F. Oleson, ne neA sec %. twp
Sc, range %, acres 10. assessment
SCOTS.
Nels H. Nelson, NV neA. sec %.
twp So. range 90, acres 80, assess
ment slsO.0S.
Nels H. Nelson. sw neA sec 90,
twp. Sc. range %, acres 8. assess
ment $40.
Nels Russell. ne nwA. sec. %.
twp Sc, range %. acres %. assess
ment $1S1.ss.
Nels H. Nelson. Sc nwA, sec. %,
twp. Sc, range 90, acres 15, assess
ment s159.57.
Scott township for roads 7.4s.
Total assessments $4,000.
On motion board adjourned to
meet Sept. 18th. 1911, at 100 p. m.
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1911.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
This being date fixed in notice
published by county auditor, the
board proceeded TO hold hearing
on benefit assessment AZ reported by
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03
The Brightest Llsht

and the steadiest and surest is that
given by Electricity. Everybody
who has tried It knows that It ID far
superior to gas or lamps, and also
that It is less dangerous. Il can be
turned on or of in second, and Il
is not dangerous like exposed fiames.
Every home should be wired for
Electric Lighting. You will ind It
far cheaper in the end. d4tf
SHELDON ELEcTRIcALcO.
o,psssusW Dulldsns, Pssns l77l.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03

This is portrait of Frank Morris.
a prominent Des Moines citizen and
Chairman of the Board of Supervis-
ors of Polk County. He says he did
not know what good eye sight was
compound specially groundglasses:
DR.. Weber does not treat general
diseases, that is for your family
physician.
Or. Weber devotes his whole time
and attention to curing diseases of
the eye, ear and throat.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03
81. JosEpH's MERCY HOSPITAL.
Webster City, Iowa.

Every comfort and oonvenieacs
requisite to secure the best results
in the care o. the sick are hare q
hand. The hospital i particularly
equipped for surgical patients aal
the operating room perfectly adapt
ed to all requirements Of ncdern
aseptio surgery. For particulars Il
dress Sister superior.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03
Prairie Lawn independent, teach

Prairie Lawn independent, teach
ers T., contingent 3.
Pleasant Hill independent, teach
ers g., contingent 1.5.
Pleasant Prairie Independent,
teachers s., contingent 1.
Popular Grove independent teach
ers SIS, contingent 1.5.
Prairie Mound Independent, teach
ers s., contingent 1.3.
Superior Independent, teachers g.,
contingent LIZ.
Saratoga Independent, teachers
s., contingent 1.5.
South Cairo independent, teachers
| g., school house 2.5..
South Bend Independent, teachers
TO-, school house g., contingent z.
Union independent, teachers g..
contingent 2.
Wood Leaf independent. teachers
8.
Williams, corporation TO-. water
s., bond TO-, fire L., electric light g.,
park 1.
harrisburg, corporation TO-, road
Webster City, corporation TO-,
water s., bond l.. fire g.. electric
light s., sinking l., Improvement
s., judg L., grading O.. road A.,
road dragging L., sewer No. 4. g..
sewer No. 5. g., sewer No. z. s..
Kamrar, corporation q, water 5 ],
bond 49,, road A.
Jewell, corporation TO-, water g.,
bond s., electric light g., sinking l..
road 4.
Ellsworth. No. TO-, water 4.
bond 16., road A.
stanhope. corporation TO-, road
A., road dragging 1.
stratford. corporation TO-, water
s., interest g., road 4.
DRAINAGE DISTRICT LEvIES
FOR YEAR 1910.
Elwick No 2, interest 51s per
cent, bond 10 per cent.
Frayne No. 8, interest per cent,
bond 20 per cent.
c. w. & A. No. A, interest 51s per
cent, bond 10 per cent
Rude No. 5, interest 5h per cent.
bond 10 per cent.
Farley No. Z, interest 51s per
cent, bond 10 per cent.
Littles-Peterson No. s, interest
5h per cent, bond 10 per cent.
John No. 8, interest 51s per cent,
bond 10 per cent.
Sloan No. 10, interest 6 per cent,
bond 20 per cent.
Yungclas No. II, interest SIX per
cent, special q per cent, bond 10]
per cent.
Nelson No. IA, interest per
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Huffman No. Is, Interest 5A per
cent, special 1.3 per cent, bond Ii
per cent
Knickerbocker No. Is, interest 6
per cent. bond 10 per cent.
McCarley No. 20 interest per
cent, bond 20 per cent
Hay No. %, interest per cent,
bond 10 per cent.
futile No. "a, interest per cent,
bond 10 per cent.
Woods No. 26, interest 6 per cent,
bond 20 per cent.
Geitz No. 81. interest per cent.
special 5 per cent
Brennecke No. 80, special per
cent
O'Connor No. 80, interest s perl
cent, bond 10 per cent.
Brandrup No. 81, interest per
cent, bond 10 per cent
Robbins No. 80, interest 6 per
cent.
McMahan No. 33, interest pei
cent, bond 10 per cent.
Spielman No. So, special 3.5.
Stark No. 81, special per cent.
Todman No. 80, interest 6 per
cent.
K'cke No. Al, interest per cent,
bond 20 per cent.
streveler No. 40, special s per
cent.
Hale No. A, interest per cent.
Mahood No. As. interest per
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Squaw Creek No. AZ, interest 6 4
per cent, special lis per cent, bond
20 per cent.
Pelz No. So, special per cent.
Smith No. SO, interest per cent.
bond 20 per cent.
Hill-Brandrup No. SO, interest 6
per cent, special 7.5 per cent.
Talcott No. 81, interest 6 per
cent.
Ashpole No. 55. interest per
cent. Total assessment.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-10-03

cent.
Kent No. rs, interest per cent
bond 20 per cent.
VanWinkle No. 10, interest 6 pei
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Keane No. 80, interest per cent
bond 20 per cent.
Hanson No. "a, interest pei
cent, special per cent, bond 20 pei
cent.
Coleman No. 80, interest s PEI
cent, bond 10 per cent.
Germany No. Is, interest s pei
cent, bond 20 per cent.
yarland No. So, interest pei
cent, special 5 per cent, bond 20 pei
cent.
Neese No. 70, interest s per cent
special 5.5 per cent, bond 90 pei
cent
Mud Lake No. Il, interest 8 pc,
cent.
Fardal No. ~, interest s pc,
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Callahan No. u. interest 6 pei
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Roskoff No. Is, interest pei
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Russell No. SO, interest s pei
cent, bond 20 per cent.
Hare No. 81, interest 6 per cent
bond 20 per cent Total assessment
Perry No. 80, interest s per cent
special per cent. Total assess
ment. 4
knight No. 81, interest 6 per
cent. Total assessment.
Larson No. 80, interest s per
cent. Total assessment.
Nicholson No. 90, interest s per
cent.
vanLandschoot No. "a, interest 6
per cent.
sweedler No. 90, interest s per
cent.
Miller No. 95, interest per cent.
Read No. 80, interest per cent.
Big-Four No. "a, interest 6 per
cent.
ODE No. IS, interest per cent.
Whistler No. SO. interest per
cent.
Marvel No. 100, interest s per
cent.
Haviland No. 1o1. interest 8 per
cent.
Holland No. 1o2, interest per
cent
wilke Joint No. 1913, interest
per cent.
Webster Joint No. 1o4, interest
per cent.
Stein No. 105, interest 6 per cent
Eppard No. LOG. interest per
cent.
charlson No. 1os, interest per
cent.
Philip No. 10s. interest per cent. !.
Hurd Joint No. 10. interest 6
per cent.
william wilke No. 112. interest
s per cent.
Mortvedt No. 11s, interest per
cent.
Pray-Glaman No. ia, Interest s
per cent.
Hill No. 115, interest s per cent.
Jensen No. 1T, interest per
cent.
DeFrance No. 81. interest 6 per
cent.
Dick No. SO. interest per cent.
Male dogs $500.
Female dogs $500.
The following resolutions were
presented:
Whereas, the board finds that the,
expense and cost OF construction
exceed the assessments for benefits
the following drains:
Yungclas No. II, Huffman No. 15.
Geitz No. 81, Brennecke No. 20.
speilman No. 35, Stark No. 81,
streveler No. 43, Squaw Creek No.
~, Peltz No. so, Hill-Brandrup No.
So, Cottington No. Sc, Jewell No.
81. Rhoades No. 5s, Gilbert No. 81,
Pettinger No. IS, Williams No. 65,
streveler Sub. No. CT, Omstead No
sS, Valentine No. 70. Hanson No.
IA, varland No. SO, Neese No. 10,
and Perry No. 90. Therefore be tel
that leyies be placed
against lands in said districts as
In list of levies ordered
Tor year 1911. Resolution adopted
Ill members voting, aye.
Whereas, the board finds that the
assessments for benefits in the fol-
lowing drainage districts would not
be greater than should be borne in
A single year: Ashpole No. 55.
Perry No. 90, Hare No. 81. Larson
No. 50, and knight No. 81.
Therefore be it resolved, that to-
tai amount of benefits remaining
unpaid in said districts be placed on
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the ELMORE IRRIGATION CON-
PANY, a corporation duly organized
under the laws of the State of Wash
ington will be held in the City Of
Seattle, State of Washington, ON the
10th day of April, 1911, at 3 o'clock
i'm the afternoon at Room $40 New
York Block, at which meeting nine
Trustees will be elected to serve for
the ensuing year and such other bust
ness will be transacted as may prop
erly come before the meeting All
proxies should be filed with Ralph
Ramaker, Assistant Secretary, 14O4
Second Avenue, Seattle, Washington
before the hour set for said meeting.
B. l.. Williams, Secretary.
F. ]. Ethel. First Vice-president.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
Special Course

Albion, Idaho, March 81, 1911.
In order to accommodate the teach
ers and prospective teachers who have
to attend professional schools for
teachers, to comply with the require
ments of the new school law, and
have to take reviews in subjects re-
quired in examinations, there will be
given at the Albion State Normal
School, beginning May s, and closing
June 16, 1911, special course i'm
which will be included neview OF
ALL subjects required for examination
and also special professional courses
in methods, in reading and language,
arithmetic, grammar, geography
school management and school Law.
Special courses IN agriculture, con-
struction work and primary methods
will also be Offered. These courses
will be given by hte specialist iU
charge of the various departments o.
the State Normal School and every
effort will be made to make them OF
the highest value to theteachers TAX
ing them.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08

NJ Office OF RESTORATION OF
1 public lands to settlement and
entry. Department of the Interior,
General Land Office, Washington
d. c., February 8, 1911. Notice is
hereby given that the public lands
in the following described areas,
which were excluded from the
Boise National Forest, Idaho,
by proclamation Of the president
of December "a, 1910, If not otherwis
withdrawn or reserved will by author
ity of the Secretary of the Interior
be restored TO the public domain on
April Is, 1911, and become subject
to settlement on and after that date,
but not to entry, filing, or. selection UNI
but not enry, filing, or selection UNI
Til ON and after May IS, 1911, at the
United States land office at HALEY,
Idaho: In T. 2 N, r. 10 E., B. NJ,
Secs. IS and 10. Warning is hereby
expressly given that under the presd-
dents proclamation no person will be
permitted to gain or exercise any
right whatever under any settlement
or occupancy begun after December
"A, 1910, and prior to April Is, 1911,
and all such settlement or occupation
is hereby forbidden, and those set
thing in violation Of the Presidents
proclamation are liable to be elected.
S. V. Proudfit, Assistant Commission
er of the General Land Office. APP
proved February 8, 1911: Frank
Pierce, First Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
The ShapeIy Back.

1t is only within comparatively re-
cent years, says the London Daily
Sketch. that women have come to real
ize the Importance Of the back view
Bernhardt insisted on having the
backs Of her gowns trimmed and 1t
was counted an eccentricity. Many
women are charming simply because
the lines Of their backs are good
while others get no redit for pretty
faces because their backs are poorly
shaped. One reason for dressing the
back well is that people gaze at backs
more than at faces. 1t is not permis-
sjble to do the latter, while nobody
can object to the former.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
CURIOUS Surnames.

In India such surnames as these
are frequent Tilak e. caste mark on
the forehead), Piyari (beloyed), Chh
Kouri (six little shells), Tonga Ia
Glove. Kharg Sword, Bali (strong),
Phal (hower), Bahadur (brave).
There sometimes they give their chill
dren bad names, so that evil spirits
viii pass them by and not harm them.
thinking they are worthless.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
Olive OH.

Olive oil is an excellent fattener
Some can take tablespoonful after
each meal easily. 1t stimulates and
makes active the digestive organs,
clears the complexion and makes the
eyes bright and sparkling.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
Idle Curiosity.

There is a man at one of the local
hotels from Oshkosh"
Lets go down and take a look at
him"
What for?"
Il merely want to see II he looks
anything like his prototype in musical
comedy"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
TWENTY SCHOOLS
REPRESENTED
University lnterscholastic Meet Prom.
ises To Be Well Attended, Many
High Schools Responding.

/
University of Idaho. Moscow, April /
| Acceptanoes are coming i'm rapidly
| for the Interseholastic Meet on May
fifth. Indications are now that TWEEN
ty schools Will be represented I'm the
Meet. Despite the large expense in
volyed, DIT now seems probable that
a number of schools from South Idaho
will send teams, some of which Will
be strong contestants for the troph-
les. The North Idaho and Eastern
Washington teams which sent teams
last year will probably all be back,
and Standpoint, Mullan, and Nezperoe
in addition will be represented. The
railroads have granted reduced rates
from all points In Idaho, and from
outside stations as far away as Butte,
Wenatchee, Colville, and Walla Walla.
This arrangement will offer an excel
lent opportunity for a visit to Mos
COW and the University at small cost
and several schools have indicated an
Intention of taking advantage of it.
Until last week the record for
strength as shown by the universal
dynamometer i'm the gymnasium has
been held by Geo. w. Arland of Gar
field, Washington, who made a total
OF S425 pounds. But Henry Smith,
1910, better known in athletic circles
in the Northwest as Here" Smith,
dropped in ON his way from Hepburn
Idaho, toCashmere where he will be
beat Arlands record by fifty pounds,
registering total of S475 pounds.
by far the strongest man he ever
measured. Here" Smith played ON
the varsity foot ball team for four
years and was a weight man in
track, The average strength of the
eastern college man is 4125 pounds,
Smiths record more than doubles it,
After communication extending ov-
er several weeks with the commercial
clubs OF Occur d'Alene and Lewiston,
Lieutenant Cathro. Commandant of
Cadets, has selected Lewist ON for the
place of encampment The bonus of
fened by the Nez ePrc city and the
fact that the expense would be CON
less i'm getting there led the
to decide i'm favor of it
The cadets will leave Moscow Mon
day morning, April 10th, just as soon
as possible after the reception of
Colonel Roosevelt. 1t has been
planned for the battalion to give 4
breakfast to Mr. Roose. ell Monday
at eight o'clock.
Lieutenant Cathro ifas taken up
he matter of securing tents with
The adjutant general of The state
militia of Idaho. Regulat on TENTS |
may be used this year instead of the |
vail tents which We're taken along
asst encampment.
Cadet Major H. A. Wadsworth has
been assigned to active duty and
designated as commissary. Captain c.
}. oJhnson of Company A has re-
igned because he will be unable to
% ON encampment.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-08
ONLY
ON IL
STORE

There is only one thing
that dares claim in print
to cure chronic kidney dis
ease lover six months
standing). There is only
one drug store in this city
that is permitted to carry
it and that is ours. Call
for free diet list and pam
phlet that may prolong or
save your life.