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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
WOMEN LIVE AS MEN
One Worked % Years as Shoe
maker-Other a Farm Hand.

Albany. ore. Sept. 26.-Only after she
had been committed 10 the state insane
asylum by the Lynn County Court, yes
terday. was the discovery made that
Miss Ray Leonard. sixty-two years old.
an old resident of Lebanon, has for
twenty-five years been masquerading as
a man. She came 10 Lebanon In 1889
with her father, saying that they were
from Maine. Both worked as shoe
MAKERS. and when the father died eight
years ago Miss Ray kept mp the shop
alone.
Duluth. Mimi. Sept. 26.-Dressed as
man and working as a laborer on a
farm near Mellen. Wis. according TO an
agreement made between her father In
Italy and her cousin. which was To be
binding for five years, Monica Dossette'
an Italian woman thirty-fve years old
was brought here by United states I'm
migration officers to-day. The woman
is about four feet six inches tall and
weighs between ninety and hundred
pounds Pending deportation the wom-
an has been placed with an Italian fam
ily here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
L. Y. HARDNESS S LONG CRUIsl
His Yacht Wakiva May Go as Far as
Australia.

Boston. sept 26. - The steam yacht
Wakiva. one Of the handsomest Of its kind
in the world. owned by L. Y. Harkness
the Standard oil man, is fitting out in East
Boston for a cruise contemplated by heI
owner. which will take him 10 the Medi-
terranean and possibly Australia The triT
viii last from six months 90 a wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27

SO easy ami deI1htful, Spencer TYlic ry"-
glasses with 'Ilillt guards. Maiden Ldhs'
-AdVt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
Inefficient and lncon1 2etert.

inefficient and lncom 2etent
Il therefore approve the conclusion Of
the Commissioner that Mr. Gresser has
been inefficient and incompetent, and
has been neglectful Of his duty 20 pro-
tect the city and the Borough Of Queens
against fraud and corruption on the part
Of his subordnates.
The Governor in his statement quotes
from the report Of Commissioner ord
way, in which the commissioner says:
Il am OF the opinion that he has been
inefficient and incompetent and has
been negectful Of his duty 10 protect
the city and borough Of Queens against
fraud and corruption on the part Of his
subordinates and that Lawrence Gres-
ser should be removed from his Office Of
Borough President"
The charges against Gresser were
made in July. 1910. by Charles Pope
Caldwell, William F. Matthews and Ar
thur E Keatng In August Of the same
year more charges were filed against
him by Charles A. Brodek and the gov
ernors Of the Progress Society Of the
Rockaways.
Mr.. Gresser formally answered both
these sets Of charges, making a complete
denial Commissioner Samuel H. ord
way made his final report last June. and
on September II the Governor gave a
public hearing in the executive chamber
on the motion for the confirmation OF
the commissioner report
Mr.. Gresser has held public Office in
Queens County practically continuously
since May /, 1896. and has been Bor-
ough President since April 80. 1905. hav-
ing filed the unexpired term Of Mr.. Ber-
mel. resigned, until December 81. 1909,
and thereafter holding Office by election.
He was therefore" says the Cover
nor. "chargeable when he took office on
January /, 1910 with full knowledge Of
the existing conditions in the govern
ment Of the borough"
Voters Ignorant Of Conditions.
There is no ground TO believe that
when the voters elected him in Novem-
Der, 1909 they We're aware Of the wrong
doings in the departments under Mr.
Gresser. and which We're fully set out
in the commissioners report; hence he
is not entitled 10 claim immunity as
from a vote Of confidence.
The Commissioner recommends the
removal of Mr.. Gresser for ineficiency
and incompetency and neglect Of duty
To pass on this recommendation I must
estimate his character as we'll as his ad-
ministration in his present term. In
this view the conduct OF his department
throughout both his terms must be con-
sidered. though still respecting the rule
laid down by my predecessors that spe-
cifc acts OF a preceding term are not
subject 10 censure.
The president Of a borough must ad-
minister the borough's affairs through
su ubordinates. The charter provides
system OF department heads under the
president and subject 20 his appoint
ment. investigation and control While
no public officer should be held RESPONSE
bic for isolated misdeeds not within his
actual knowledge. he must be held to
account for general and widespread cor
ruption, in efficiency and incompetency
in the departments under him, without
regard 10 his actual knowledge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27

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Continued on fourth page.
Decorah public opinion., 1911-04-12

Miss BERTHE Fuller returned to
Cresco Saturday after a visit with
her sister.
Mrs. D., Shea went to Cresco on
Saturday for few days visit at the
D. A. Lyons homes.
Take "Meritol Digestive Tonic"
for the best system builder. E. J.
Parman, druggist and jeweler.
Mrs. Lomen went to Mason
City Saturday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Birdsell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Alleman and
son returned to Mason City Satur-
day after a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Miller.
wall paper, paint and pure lin
seed oil at e. j. Parman's.
Decorah public opinion., 1911-04-12

ROOMS FOR RENT-Three down
stairs rooms for housekeeping
700 West Main st. 15-1 pd
FOR SALE--A young driving horse
and two year old colt. Mrs. G.
H. Schulze 1874
FOR SALE-Aberdeen Angus bills.
r. NJ. Miller of Prosper, Mimi,
route 1, has a few. choice Angus
bulls that he is pricing, worth the
money. Inspection invited.
15-3w pd
WANTED--At once, a girl to work
in kitchen at Dyrland's Cafe.
1872
WANTED-A girl for general
housework. For particulars and
terms write to Mrs. B. F. Ather-
ton, Goodell, Iowa, Immediately.
14-2pd
FOR SALE-Fifteen room house in
good repair. One acre of ground.
Conveniently located. Cheap if
sold soon. o. w. Emery. De-
corah. 14-6
FOR SALE Residence. Inquire
Marsh Music House. lift
FOR SALE-150 cords of second
!. growth hard wood, $3.50 per
cord, delivered. Roman Bros,
phone 124. 6-tf
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching,
Rhode Island Reds. High grade
chickens. Martin Christopherson,
603 Mechanic street. 1874
of spectacles. Call at
this Office. 14-2
FOR SALE-15 acres one mile from
Decorah with good buildings, all
under cultivation. 100 acres 3
miles northwest of Ridgeway,
good buildings, all under cultiva-
tion. 110 acres z miles north of
Decorah about, 60 acres under
cultivation, balance pasture and
timber, fine spring. Also some
good city properties. Come and
see us. Christen Bros, Decorah,
= Ia.s
Decorah public opinion., 1911-04-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Easter next Sunday.
Roundup. Coming soon.
Twelve pages again today.
Rev. Geo. Ulen was Calmal
visitor Monday.
Miss Belle Giesing of Calmai
was a Decorah shopper yesterday.
Us. r. Ringoen was down from
Ridgeway Friday. on a business trip
Carl volding went to Omaha
Monday, for a visit with relatives
Miss Libbie Hitler was on over
Sunday guest with friends in Fay
cite.
20. H. Ohlson of Canoe town.
ship was a Decorah visitor Satur.
day.
Mrs. Frank Jewell and j. w
NARROW made trip to Cresco eor
Friday.
IL. J. Halse of Bluffton township
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. j. Sobolik and sister oi
Calmar were shopping in the city
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Curtin went
to Chicago Saturday night, to spend
a few days.
-Supt. ID. w. Morrison of the c,
M. e. st, p. Ry visited the Decorah
station. on Friday.
Mrs, F. j. -Helwig arrived home
Saturday from Minnesota, where she
visited friends.
s. Miss Alta Topliff is home from
the University of Minnesota for the
Easter vacation.
Prof. Fred Reed concluded his
home visit yesterday and returned
to Glencoe. Mimi.
Miss Andrina Dyrland of Cal
mar visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dyr-
land on Monday.
"A. M. Kelley and Walter Wells
are at Britt, Iowa, engaged in dec
Grating a church.
{. w. A. Van vliet of Hesper
township was business visitor in
the city on Monday.
-E. P. Johnson has been down
from ST. Paul this week, looking
after business matters.
Surveyor Will Lee and Fred
Griswold went to Ridgeway Monday
to do some surveying.
Miss Clara Hegg is home from
st. Olaf College, Northfield, Mimi,
for the Easter vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. t. Tobiason re-
turned to st. Paul Monday, after q
visit with relatives here.
The International Correspond
ence Schools are having a unique
display at the Ideal. Special rates
to students enrolling now. Call and
talk to the man in charge.
ice cream sodas and sundaes
served at E. ]. Parman's drug store.
ALI about the Roundup next
week-10 people.
Decorah public opinion., 1911-04-12

DIR. sroCKDALE wants every person
who suffers from chronic disease-it makes
no difference how bad the case, or how long
they have suffered. to call and consult him.
He will make thorough examination OF
their case, tell exactly. what can be done,
whether they are curable or not, how long
II will require and all about it. He treats
only chronic diseases. He has devoted
twenty years Of his life to the study. and
treatment Of diseases of the Stomach Liver,
Bowels and Kidneys; Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Constipation and Diabetes; Heart and Nerve
Troubles, Rheumatism, Chronic Catarrh in
all its forms-in fact all Chronic Diseases.
DIR. STocKDALE has system of treat
ment which he bell, res is the best known
fos chronic diseases. He is able to cure
many cases that have resisted other treat.
ments--that are considered ineurable. He
wants 1t distinctly understood that he does
,ot undertake any case that he thinks is
ncurable, and will tell the patient candidly
when he has made the examination. essv
HE HAS A SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL WEAKNESS
OF MEN. WHICH HE WOULD LIKE TO
EXPLAIN IN PERSON. CALI AND GET
HIS OPINION AND ADVICE FREE OF
CHARGE. ia, "a
ttIf for any reason YOU cannot CALI or visit
him personally, write him for an examina-
tion blank at his home Office.
Address
DIR. B. =. srocKDALE,f
Utica Building. Des Moines. Iowa.
fBrhe Doctor can be seen in his ONCE in
Des Moines. on Fridays and Saturdays or By
Pscial appoiAtnsnt y q & SAfa AN
Decorah public opinion., 1911-04-12

Ray Algyer made a bushes:
trip to Chicago last week. \
will Beard took a load of cat
tie to the Chicago market last week
Mrs. Bertha sRisdahl went tc
Steel, N. D. today, foi a visit with
her son. I,
Sheriff. T. J. Qualley. went te
Des Moines on Monday, on q busi.
ness trip.
Miss Martha Borge went tc
Eagle Grove, Iowa Monday, for q
visit with her sister.
Mrs. X. Teman and son depart
ed this morning for Boscobel, Wis.
for few days visit.
Mrs. A. Lee and daughter, Miss
Agnes of Ossian, visited in the city
Monday and yesterday,
Mrs. Josephine Fossum depart
ed on Monday for Cass Lake, Mimi,
for a visit with relatives.
w. c. and B. H. Adams and
Charles Baker went to Usage yester-
day, on a business trip.
7 Fred Carlson made a business
trip to Cresco Saturday, to figure or
job of cement paving.
"A. S. Anderson departed Satur,
day for Firesteel, N. d., where he
will take up a homestead. M 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodson OF
Cedar Rapids were visiting relatives
and friends here last week
Miss Clara Johnson arrived
home from Austin yesterday, where
she had been visiting relatives.
Peter Qualley, who is "a pro-
fessor in Gale College; Galesville
Wis, is home for the Easter vaca-
tion.
Mrs. Lieut.. o. A. Anderson has
been enjoying visit the past week
from Mrs. E. A. Ringstad of Chi
cago. g
&C. S. Mckay expects to depart
next Tuesday for Palm Beach, Flor
ida, where he will play during the
summer. ~
Il. l.. CALDWELL departed yester-
day for Rochester, for consultation
with the hospital physicians con-
n Dc
Il. r. Blodgett departed for
North Dakota Wednesday, after
spending several weeks among rela-
tives and friends in Decorah. y g.
Mayor F. w. Daubney departed
Saturday for an extended trip
through the west He expected to
go south to New Orleabs, thence
to California and up the coast to
Washington, for a visit with his
son. M. W., and home via the north
route.
-E. E. Peterson and familxssof
Canoe township will depart today
for Firesteel, S. D., where they will
make their future. home. Theff.
many friends here will regret ffsAir
leaving Winneshiek county, "
Recently c. o. Moore purchas-
ed the Coan property in the thEd
ward, north of the cement bridge,
and will move his house on West
Water street onto these lots and
erect a comfortable home for him
self in its place. Steadily the wheels
of progress are moving in Decorah.l
All about the Roundup next
week-10 people. -
Decorah public opinion., 1911-04-12
WANT COLUMN.


Rates-One Cent per word. Moth
ing less than ten cents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
Napier and Vicinity.
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&C, i'ruMn and liill" ones arr on
TIE sick lIN',
Ezra Martin wa, Ia ol,riud,. Ia,
on BUSHES one day last week.
". l.. Chamber, and wife visited
G. &. brown and wife, Suuda, uiult.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
The Silent Reaper.
COMMITTEE:

j. \, Ross Vas born in Nanl'llrn
county. Iowa, hloh"r -, lSii: died
January IL, lDll, ~ the home oi his
niece. Mrs. l., \. ilcaton, near Waco,
Ncb. Ills body was shipped Ia Dover,
okla. and laid to rest saturday, the
alsl inst, in the new Home cemetery.
live miles west of Dover, beside lis
brother. Robert y. Ross. Who died Il
short time ago,
lie was married 10 Louisa T., Hob.
son. IN Holt county, Missouri, brto-
her l.. lsTS, living a married life of
y years, there being born Ia them
Two children. George and Earl. The
former died In infanryand the latter,
- years of age and single, resides
with his mother at their home, nine
miles northeast of Dkccne, Okla.
Mr. Ross has resided since his mar
rage in Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska,
and Oklahoma, living he greater part
of his life in Missouri, lie went to
Oklahoma In 1900, took his abode al
Waukomis, where he lived four years.
Then he took a homestead near
Okeene. where his family now lives.
lie had been failing for the past five
years of kidney and stomach trouble,
which caused his death. \.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

j u Nauman ju wa Nauman.
- Ne -. 49,. ~ ........ ...... s.;,,H,
j |; \auman Ia Il I Mailman.
~ nv -. ~ ~ ............ tom
orr 'LNIN DEEDS.
I SrcriSt to Jas 1, Brown. Il
acres ~ III. -. - .......... -
i I. and \ conn to i Il An
VI Paine, u - ~ H.. ~. -
7 \ Douglas la i Il \ VI VI
Payne. Il acres - H.. ~. = ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
MEMO.

Roy Cable, of California. is visit.
ing his uncle, Judge Wright, of Mai,
land.
Miss Maude Patterson. of Mound
'ily. Is visiting relative. below Matt
land this week.
MIS-. claude Williams visited IN
upper Holt last week with Pa and
Ma Williams and Frank Williams and
wife.
Our High school SophomorcS
went oNci 10 the viii Hanna home.
Tuesday evening, and surprised their
''aSs'Iha'e' Miss Bernice Guthrie IN
great shape, They presented her
with handsome u. ). spoon. They
had a splendid time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
Forest City.

--"Just a Woman's Way" Forest
City Opera house Feb. Sd, 1911.
Rorn. to Mr.. and Mrs. John
France. IT,. January u, 1911, u son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Gorden visit.
I'd relatives near Fortescue. Saturday.
Rev. Augustine held services al
the Christian church. Sunday morn.
ing.
Mis-. Murl I,akcr returned to
Mound City, sunday. after several
days visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Scrrist was called Ia Oregon
one day las, week. by the illness of
her mother. Mrs. Brown.
The young people Of the Christian
church have organized Il Christian
Enhca,vr society.
Mrs. Thursa smith. Of st. Joseph.
/, the guest Of her brother. Oscar
Moore. and family, this week.
The many friends of Miss Emma
sinclair are pleased To hear She wa,
able TO return home, Sal uiday.
Nj. Lister, Who has been quite
sick. is reported a. sluml, improving,
and his friends hope Ia see him out.
soon again.
W. are pleased 10 learn Mrs. T..
L.. Tcarr. who las been sick the past
tli"" weeks. i Commissioning and will
>uon bc IN her usual health.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland.
MI Nuland and Miss Nora McFar.
| land attended church ~ the Mctho.
dis church. sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ms. El,in Maiher..
MI. GuuiSly and Mrs. Ella Guidrn
Went 10 forlc>cUc Tuesday to attend
tir funeral Of Miss Alice Gool,by, at
T,rkio Chapel,
John Whipplr received a message
TUESDAY his brother James was dying
IN tie Ellsworth hospital at ~. Zoe.
Nr. Whipplr lrii on lac | u'cIWk train
Tor -. .I,'>rph.
Relatives Of Mrs. John Eca,c>.
remembering saturday was her birth.
day, planned a surprise by taking
their lunch and going to the Rcaye>
hon" Ia spend ia" day. quite a
nnn'"r were prcscn, and all enjoyed
the day line.
Mr.. Perry Turnry vas treated I"
y hirimlai >urpri>, SUNDAY 10y about
twenty at more Of ihc relatives tab.
ins possession Of her home. during
hrr at>r'rc ~ SUNDAY school. Every.
thing g"ud ju eat. aud u pleasant day
'piii i reported 10y ,husr present.
EIgN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

-llow foolish men are where a
beautiful woman is concerned no.
lice II again in ".Iust 4 Woman's
Way al the Forest city Opera house
February ID, 1911.
Miss pansy Patterson, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. omu
Williams. for the past three months,
returned to her home In Excelsior
Springs, Tuesday Of this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tiI,IiiItrtitt

Convene, nr,' Nuudr, u Inruur, turi
Monday, .' Npr. ana Ntgu,'
William g l..u,uu. ,'IruIr nudge
Henry I A.hIr. piupuiug attorney
lUNlu buuhlw. % .ulr ,l,th
\ Il Nr\u''N ,brrN
lluN VI Train sIyru-iaplc,.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
t"uutN i',nid 81 Health

Henry 4, Wright, president.
'hi,ip -'hinilhtu"r. Vltr-prr>idrut
FRANCIS i. ,.n~h,lt, "a di>IrlrI
G, H. tNuus. county pii, stefan.
rHnh |. /rllur secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

Regular furm> ,ir,l Mondays In Irrtt
iiN NAV Nu.u~t uud >r,rnlhrr,
Henry J.. wright, ~. >ldiug iuds.
Phillip |"hiul<lHu"r, iuIgr III district.
lrhrri' ! Iu>L,.l, Judge - d.>trbr.
lrnnh T. I'llrr, c.-iA al county court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

WA NTED FAITHFUL PERSON To
TRAVEL for well established house In u few
COUNTLESS, calling on retail merchants aud
ana expenses advanced: Position permanent
business successful and rushing. standard
House. ~ DeYrb0rn st. Chicago.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
Probate tUIIri

Convene ~r'md Nuuduys M February
Nay. August aud W., 'mrrr.
u W Porter prriIiv iuGgr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27
Arrival and Departure Of Mails at the
Postofsice, Oregon, Mo.

lructiN" >"Scnd.t -. lps'
MAILS DEPART.
s!' -. m. For omaha AM Intcf mediate
points. and a. points north, east
aud west,
siioa m For It .in,"pn and iut"rincdiat,
paints.
t2ioo IN. Tor n.i points >uu,i. east
and west. "N'r'd Tnrkiu and
NIii.SrI branches.
30 y ~. For alI pu.ui~ north, west aud
,nSf
90 "a, iur Ni'I'>'J north. nail Ia all
points tutth, east, south and
west, except Intermediate he.
tween Forrest cay and II. Io.
.1Op. m. For I', points north. south. cas-,
and west.
Pouches viii ~. ','hung"d i.tNrcn ui,. .un
aud Forrest Ell, pr,tuai,>. ~ tnliuNs.
i.",," urrsuu 't -. q ~. and r.iutu ct
s,,H.u.
I"HNu. pf,.HIt at I:Hp va. a,,d t,'utr Al,
G."tr tu..
MAILS ARRIVE.
si5i q. ~. ornaha.. Mails frum au IsIuts.
north east, south aud west
1882 q IN. Nilllsra aud Taps" valley
branches MATHS 'upm NORTH.
east, south and west
i'ji y ~. Mail frun ,ii puint. uuiii. west
sud east.
3it5 y. m. Main line Il g. -. Jup. 4 e. u
Mails frrm a,l p'.ui>. north
>nuih, east aud west.
IiO5 w. ~, trou IT. .i,>cph
~ I!Ni. Eui'TI>
otS0 u. ~. kurai Route NJ !. i'i"-> lie.
irrns ~ SOP ~.
via0 u. ~. Rural i,uu,' NJ. Z. raves Re.
turns. I.J'i ~
1880 ~ ~. kutdi E"yi". NJ. g. ''Hvr> Re.
turns ~ 90 o. m,
- $40 q. "a, EuttI l,u.iu. ~, T. leaves I.".
turns a. - %. H..
Di3O ~. ~. Euiui ii' Ute. NJ T. I.iN,> lie.
turus ~ TO- T., a.
Mails are mad" NJ promptly ~ minutes b..
fore departing tiiuc.
Mail Z" lortr>ru". Eu.u iud i'rlui> nn ~,
n h VI ~ Nchri~,t Within Ia ui'> Ut this
Grlrc s'uu'l nr rni.'d 10, ',,f" .'G u. ~. In
order In '-n.u a., d,,i Iuntiur the sam. .ln..
New Point .~ supplied DO, 'airrr E"u,r
Nuu.'Ht
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

Collector ~ Revenue, ,,rn, 4 >r-inau.
County Treasurer, N'yill" Dickson.
l'rrurdrr "f pr"i> iohL " iiihhard,
COMMISSIONER ~ -''huols. ,.ro, ". R,nvis.
PUTT" Administrator, VI. u. Walker.
superintendent ~ rHur ~rhnuru Carson.
-urN"yur, John II. i"r,i.
Assessor, Perry ". RAMSAY.
'hrnnrr Roy u. Miller. Maitland
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

llaiNl'FH IOI week eiuiiig January
y, lnll;
WARRANTY DEEDS,
r \ House To Geo Stcrisl. n
sM ~, IT,, .n,,,.,,.,,...,..... T. II, iO0
i ChriS,en 10 \ ! Iluisacker
~ acres sw ~, ~. io........ a,INO
l. kcyer Ia II Baker and wife,
II ST NV -. ~, iO,........ 0oj
Geo Secrcst to T. u Shellenber.
ger, n sw ~, ~. ~ ....... Il. lOO
ID \ Miller to { lphouse, l.
acres ne -, III. 31......... 20
Il & BENTON 10 \ Hughes, u
NV he ~, IN, ~ ..,.......... 500
T. Chamberlain To : Hughes.
10, ,, block ~, Oregon .... 400
) Rowland to- u lIouseworth,
sw III and n ! NV -, 81, - ls,OoO
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

IIu|l county population lio>3,
STATE iAN, - an -lnl valuation,
County iHN, 10 ~ Slon vulunIiurl
County ruad tuN, H. an tlW valuation
NNcras" 'rh""I tnN levy, A." pei iiro valun-
ton,
County created hy a,r - Legislature Iunu-
NY - lsIi,
county NAMED FOR pnni"l Rice Holt, ~
Platte County.
Oregon, County seat, created hy act ~ leg
stature ,lEur -, l>Il.
Population, l,oal.
A,sr,,thl" wealth, siGl6.G.0
A>scs,ahlc wealth, lands. town lois
and personal ,'i,Gi6,d,o
Lands .....,..... ........ ....... ...., 3si3gS
Town lots. ....... .,...,,....,..,..n ,as,aO
Live stock ...,.... ....... .-.......... tg., 80
Oth'r personal ..... ,.......... .... l.3O7, $50
lolaI. ,..,,,..,. ....,,,. sU,,li6.O
Oregon, county stat.
Eleciri; lighted.
Watcrworks system.
City tax, 7jr on slM.
school taN, .5c on slS,
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WARRANTY DEEDS
j " kuln to Jennie Marshall,
- If lot >. block J. Mound
wy ..,,,..,,,,,,,.,,., - ''hW
T. + Adams Ia " u Mcng, NJ
u" L. I'll, |o....,,,,.,,.,.,,,,, hhhl
/. story 10 Thos story, 81 nv
-, ~, IN ....,.,,.,,....... .,. !
4 Howell 10 : VI Russrl lots
|, = }, I. blork ~, Oregon -. |
: VI Ru>-cl Ia Robert Howell
and wife. lots |, >. ,, I. block
~. Oregon ,...,,.,,,,,..,,,.,
" lilnomrr Ia j u CONN, u
sw ~, 81, ,I,.,..,....,...,... G,'rio
J u Comm 10 Is j Kelley. " SO
~, II, T..........,,....,,.,, d,'rio
" BIoomer toe 4 Wright, ne
NV u, d. ,, ................. $500
Geo f. GelNin et al To Albert
kurtz, " ! ST. and 4 - acres
4 sw 20, 10, 3, ....,..,.,.. 1855
\ Reel TO NJ Reel, lot |. block
VI, oregon ,,...,,,,,,,,,.,.,. VIZ
h + Rurgc To \ u johnson. Z
IA acres : ne |, IL, i0...., |
T. \ thepsman to \ Harms, ne
NV ), Ill, ~ ,,,.,......,....,, $500
II II Chappelear to VIM Pruss.
man, part e ! sc 10, 80, ,is... $50
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

II II thapprlcar Ia VIM rruSs-
man. y ne -, ~, - ..,..,.. j,22N
" " Wheeler To ~ Pickering,
par, 80, ~, ~ .,.,,,.....,.... |
Qrrr-cLAiM DEEDS.
+ |. Irllcr 10 Albert kullmrr,
lots > and J, block -, Forest IL
Maggie Lyons Ia \ ! Lyons IT
al, u ne -, ~, 3I.,........, 10
\ VI Lyons 10 \ ! Lyons 81 al,
u NJ - 10, - .,............ 10
~uERIfF'~ DEED ~ PARTITION,
Auherrl holland ri al ". bora
Conner II al Ia Aubcrrry No
land. " w Sw. TX > acres
lI,Go, Observation-Disclosures, 1885
WILLS.
James \ Vaughan 10 blanche
Manring =, al
Eli \ Meadows 10 sidney :
Meadows I'll al
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G"u, " lrHNi>, oregon
", 4, GNinu. MANNED ely.
Mullir Palmer. craig
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-27

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