Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-27

Loan raised twelve per cent
Iona lowered three per cent.
Milton lowered forty per cent
Moscow raised one hundred thirty
eight per cent
Mt. Carmel raised one hundred nine
per cent
Munich raised one hundred per cent
Nekoma raised one hundred per cent
Nekoma village raised one hundred
per cent
Osford raised seventy-seven per cent
Olga lowered thirty per cent
Osnabrock raised sixty-six and two
thirds per cent.
Perry raised twenty five per cent
Sarles lowered twenty-five per cent
Selvert raised one hundred per cent
South Dresden raised one hundred
per cent
Storlie raised sixty-six and two.thirds
per cent.
Waterloo lowered twenty per cent
All other townships no change
Resolved that the value of pianos be
fixed at $4,000 and that the following
percentages of increase and decrease be
made in the following townships,
Banner raised thirty-five per cent.
Bruce raised six per cent.
Byron raised two hundred and thirty
three and one-third per cent.
Dresden raised twenty per cent.
Easily raised thirty-tve per cent.
Elgln raised three hundred and forty.
four per cent.
Fremont raised one hundred and
fifty per cent.
Gordon raised fifteen per cent.
Harvey raised thirty per cent.
Hay raised two hundred and twenty
seven per cent.
Henderson raised one hundred per
cent.
Hu1on raised six per cent.
langdon City raised one per cent.
Linden raised one per cent.
Loan raised one hundred per cent.
Manila raised one hundred per cent,
Iona lowered six per cent.
Milton lowered fifteen per cent.
Montrose raised eight per cent.
Mt Carmel raised one hundred per
cent.
Munich raised twenty-five per cent.
Nekoma raised twenty per cent.
Nekoma Village raised eighty per cent
Olga raised twenty-six per cent.
Osbabrock Village raised one hundred
per cent.
Perry raised eighty-two per cent.
Sievert raised two hundred and thirty
three and one third per cent.
South Dresden raised one hundred
and eight per cent.
Storlie raised one hundred per cent.
Waterloo raised one hundred per
cent.
West Hope raised one hundred per
cent.
All other township no change.
The hoard proceeded to equalize
household furniture and the following
percentages of increase and decrease
we're ordered to be made in the
several townships as follows:
On count of some of the assessors
having omitted to list household furni-
ture and other assessable property the
following were called before the board
and required to list the omission from
the following townships:
Banner township-N. F. Sayer, asses
sor and b. A. Sievert, chairman.
Fremont township-Chas. Verville.
supervisor and VIM. Wright, chairman.
Easby township-C. P. Nelso1, chair
man.
" Billings township-O. T. Nelson, as
SCISSOR and Ole G. Melland, chairman.
Byron township Henry Mclean as
SCISSOR.
Nekoma Village-Ernie McDermand
and E. P. Techabold.
Alma raised eighty per cent,
Banner no change.
Billings raised fifty per cent.
Bruce lowered fifty per cent.
Byron no change.
Cypress no change.
Dresden raised twenty per cent.
Easily lowered twenty per cent.
East Alma no change.
Elgin nc change.
Fremont nc change.
Glenila raised twenty per cent.
Gordon no change.
Grey raised fifty per cent.
Harvey NO change.
Hay raised twenty-five per cent.
Henderson lowered twenty-five per
cent.
Hope no change.
Huron lowered twenty per cent.
Langdon raised one hundred and fifty
per cent.
Langdon City no change.
Munich raised twenty-five per cent.
Osnabrock Village no change,