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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
3emofratiinee 9ifet
Siir bic beporitebenoe Erimar,uabl
Bon Der resnIaren bemufratiifen
Goantp.Grgnniiation isitseiest.

Die rsguldre Organization Der De.
moirnien pon 5amiltcn Gountp bal
stiiern bic Ranbiooitnliits fir bic BEL
Der tommenben 5erbitpabl su be.
iebsnoen aemier f.rtig seiteat uno iit
ouf Die Jol9enoen gseiniat:
Giir Staats Senntorsn: 2ouis O.
Gooi. 1872 QpOn place; 9bomas Wt
gresorp, 6709 Wtnin Strdbe, Rubi.
ionpilIe, Sbio; 5bepbore 6. sSuna
2133 alpine place.
Jiir Reprdientdnt.n: Ser6ert 9.
BiseIop, Jruit 5in; Robert u. glad,
1914 Gponiton 4psnus; Games n.
eldrt, 2031 !oeipitt apenue; Daniel
). 6ortigan. 604 Grams Strdbe;
Sohn 6. 5offntan, 1892 Wdin Str.;
3. 8. Rsppert. Burton RoQo, Silrers
ton, Ohio; gbornton R. Gnpbsr, 12.
uro Race Strnbs; gbarIss 8. Spoin.
% Siib Crescent 2loenus, Sortlpeu;
W. 8. Shpeiteri, 2249 5arrifpn
Nptnue.
bur eouHin Slsrt: ssoisph VI.
alderman, 730 2aur.l Stras..
Jiir Sheriff: Gus. ;. 5iIbebrano.
Whami Gpeniie, gl.pss, Ohio.
Giir Gpuntp 4uoitor: WilIiam
atileiep, 2099 Dana 2lpenue.
5ir Gountn aommiiiGre: gbaur
Cummings, 9upep uno 9aurtI 40. /;
q. 6. giIlisan, 3515 Wibolttcn ap. ;
SObn Wiiuer, Dunn uno Big Sour
Gii.nbubn, ao6lanb, Gbio.
Cir gountp Rseprber: 3. 3. grau.
fe, 4026 9elansp Strabe.
Siir Gountn 8srmeiIsr: s5rant q.
5drIen, 90. 4dte Strabs.
5iir Gtodtsantpalt: gotporb a.
5afh.r, alins unb Sarriion 4benue.
Jiir Gouutb Coroner: g. 81. aseFe,
4bums unb Joreit 9lpenus, g1ornouo.
Bon Den prei aanbfboteu fir &c.
ndtcren 1T big iest nod tsiner fir
ein Off.ntli6es Nmi oufaetrsten unb
basislbe fam BON Ronbibaten fir Res
prdientcnttn eefust iperben, NIT 4uss
nabme BON 8. 9. 9ieelop unb Sobn
9, 5offmann. fpeIde aegenpdriig
Miislieber Der 8erfaiiunss saonpsa.
tiOn iinb uno pongbas. 8. Spdin, Der
sipeimul Elm WitsIieo Der aesislatur
sapeisn lit.
Sofeph 8. alderman. aanoiDai fir
gountp glert. mar unter Der 9empisD
aominiitration Supsrintenbent ass
ftdbiiihsn armsnbouiss. ip1brenb
5err CD. u. 5cfner Dor feds Sabren
aIs Stonts. Senaior fungirt bat. Or.
ae.fs III Der Cbtrorst i'm Belts Sirabs
6ofpiuI unb bis iest nod ME in pOlis
tif4en areiien tbdtis seipeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
Ribarb 20. REF
Yiit elmer SdlnhwunSe in ber grnit
in ieiner Sfiiee aufaefnnoeH.
Ale llmitanoe bemten anf eiHeu
SeIbitmprouerind) hin.

Ritaro Wonns Refi, prdiibeni Der
Remmers Soap GompaHD uno elmer
Der bt!nnnisiien 9si61ftsleute Der
Stobt, Uuroe eeitern Rahmittaa
tur5 nnh IL lIbr on siner Shubs
fDunbs in Der 8ruii Ieibeno. BON Der
Sffiee. beg 5abri.eebduoes aus in eis
ntr pripotambulans nah oem 9euts
iGen DiatoRifien 6ofpitaI gebraht.
no fein 3uiianb fir beosntlih, fpsnn
nuh Hihi oir.tt Iebensgsfdbrlia be-
funben tpurSe. 4lle umitGnoe fdeis
nsn oarauf bin3ubeutsn, bab Rsff iitl
Die Wunoe in ielbitmoro,rifher 4bs
iiHt bsigebraff bat. )3i. ndteren
sin5elkiten bes Jalss Iisben lid, nod
mdt feitfisIIen. ba iotpobl ni. anseb0s
risen o;s junsen Mannss. tpie aud,
Die angeiteaten Der Remmers 60.
iehr 3ariidbaltenb in ibren 4usioaen
finb. 4u6 bi. 5oieitaIbeb0roen Dsrs
blelien iih ben 4nfrngen Der poIisei
esesniiber iebr 3uestnopft.
Or. Robsrt Stetpart, Der Suusorst
Der 5amiIie Rsff. ertl1rte, bab bic
ausel an elmer Ripps absepraut 1T
uno ii6 irgenopo feitseIsbi bat, obne
bic 2unse burhbobrt su baben. 2lug
oitiem 9runoe boffen ole 4ersts, ben
gerlesten am 2eben erbalien gu t0ns
nen.
!5err 9teff mar elmer Der geaHittn
Ter friibersn Cincinnati Iruit 80.
nno gebOrte benz 1irettorium On, als
bic gant uufboris, su sriiiiren. CT mar
elmer Der nnttr3eihner Der $362. 600
Pote, lpclbe ip1ter oon ben attion1ren
Der 8ont ongeioGien fpuroe. nsrr
Qeff signei ferner so antbeiljteins Ger
2. QotionaIbani, pelhe be.anhilih
iiir5lih nit elmer umlnae BON 100
9rosent belegt ipurbe.
Rtffs Grobpoter mar Elm promi.
nentsr Banter Rdmens Nett!e!on uno
binterIieb Elm grobes gsrn6sen, psls
DIES bon Reff Derpal.et pnrbe. aes.e.
Ter trut nls v5slIer" in bic Cincinnati
sruit 60. elm. als bic 8ant DON Gun
W. WGlion eegriinbet tpurbs. acb iss
bod bic Stele ipdter ouf, nm gr1fis
bent Der Hemmers Soap 60. 3u MGR.
Ten. Gr mar geiunb unb Iebensluitia,
uno feline aoblrei9en syreunoe lpeiaefn
iih boher su glauben. bab Rsff flt,
bic Wunoe f.lbit bsigebraht babsn
ionnie. Jm porigen Sabre tarb Elm.
Shipeifer, SRI. aouife Reff. ploslih
am 9ersfhIas. unb Nsff mar iib.r ibs
rtn lob unit0ftlid. Dieter llmituno
mag ihn mOslidsrfpeiie gu bem psr.
5ipeiftlten Sfritt setrisbtn babea.
Gin Bruber beileibet cine isbr peronis
fpcrtungsnolls Siellung in Der psnn.
iplpuniu eiisnbabn Ga.nihof.. Rsffs
Batter itorb Dor siniaen ssabren nnD
feint Wiiitpe ipobni on Dat Gtrobe
uno Rsabina Rcub. Rihoro Nsff
frobnt bel isiner Mut.er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17

nOuie AFOeidtion minbeffens elmer
Wonat ober nod l1nger bic Mffairer
Der 9dni lsiten ipirb, Biz bieIelbe poll.
ftdnbis in's Reine esbrdcht sporben
limb.
Iuf Nnipeiiuna bes prdiibenter
Der nntD-sfummiiIdre bat Gpunt1.
SbabmeiIter 5opfins seitern Rad.
niittas 100000 In Gountnssgpnos,
ipelhe bel Der gant beponirt iparen,
Suriidae5ogen uno biefelben in ben 8es
trolben bss gpuntpsSfabamts unisr.
eebraht. Mdbrenb bes geftriaen "a.
ces babe foipobl bic Commercial 9lIIos
eiation, als audi bic SanoeIstammsr
gefhliine gefdBi, in ipeIhen bos Uors
sthen Der gIearine 6ouie aToeiation
auf bas 5Dhite gslobi fpirb. Inter an.
berem litb 6srr WdIier u. draper,
Ger prdfioent Der 5lnoeIsfomrner an
5errn 6reb. 5ertsnitein, prdfibent Der
Y hoeiotion, Elm Shreibsn rif,ten.
frorin er ibn ben Tant, nift nur oer
Sanbelstommsr. ionoern aud3 Der oans
5en bdnoetsipeIt Der Stobt bafiir aus.
ipraf, bab bic Organization 10
prompt eebdnoelt nnb zines Der 6ltss
ittn 5inan3iniiitute Der Stapt nid,i
Eur ror bem nntersana bstpahrte, fon.
bern auh ben finansielIen Ruf DER
Gtaot mad nubeH bin geidiibt bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
Die RpsnipS .Nitter
Crsaaiiaior 0eiste4 ,peilt I'M Jntereiie
bes Croens in Der Stobt.

Or. Z. 6sisisIl rOn Snoianopolis,
Der Srganiintor Dss Grbens Der Ross
mos Bitter. nsilt felt sinigen 1agsn
In Der Stobt unb 5ipar stpeds Grin,
bung elmer engIiihen aoes. Gr bal
bereits 5abIreide unterfdrifien erIonsi
uno Rihier gaIbfpen bat ibm bic Wsrs
iiheruns gsgsben, bob CT ibm nnh be-
ften Rrdfien bebiIflih iein lpiirbe. Dos
bel bat DR.. 6tisssn bic beutfden Cos
gen nidt pernahIdlisi. Or b0t Dsm
Team Der 6ermunnslogs 30. 4 bi.
SnftruitiOntn ertbeili. 70 bab btrIelb.
am Donnerftas 4btnb in Der Dsrmns
mia ! aoss ben L. 2. unb 3. Dr1b ers
tbeilen iann. Gdmmilihe MiteIieber
iinb trfuht, gu bieftr Werfammlung su
tommen, b<r audi btrr 6eisfeu beis
'ipobnen ipirb. Dieter ipirb auh benz
9som Der Cincinnati G1tpsitsrnlcae
bic n0tbigen Jnitruttionen eriteiIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
Das 0ysuiifanten SysdoeI.
Gritte Nnffibrnng Der beliebten Epe'
reftr famb i'm Gmerp AnoitO.
rinm itaft.

Sine porsiialihe 4ufiiibrnng osr
Spereiie .Tus WulifdntenmdbsI" nnD
3par bic brittle Inn 2aufe bieisr Sdi
ion, fan6 geitern Mbenb i'm gmerD
Qubitorium itatt. gDas BON ben beioen
eriten 4uffiibrungen sefagt purbe.
IGbt iif, in poflitem llmfanee ouf bic
seftrige 8oriteIlitng ipiebtrbolen. MlIe
WittpirtsnDen 3eigte iidb ibren RolIsn
in jeosr Bs5iebung getpahisn lnb bns
s3iifammenIpielen mar Elm 70 pofsiisz
lihes, bab bic luitige Speretie cine
burhaus ab9srunbete unb tdbelloie
WieDsrgabe Tanb. Die Iiislrolie bsr
Wuiiiantsntohter unb aubmngc .Hss
fel" lag feIbitDeritdnolih ipieber in Den
betpdhrten 6dnben bes 5rl. banii
Wartini, tpelhe iih ibrer Nufgabe In
10 ausseseihnster Weiis erlebiste. bar
iie NIT gsifan eerabesu iiberfhiitiet
lpurbe. 5rl. 4ntoinstts Ries als bic
5dn5erin Gina. mahts nit ibrsm
iifersn unb tempsromentpolIen Spiel
einen nohbaltieen Ginbrud. 5srr W.
Slider 4hien ais Jiirit GIierhn5p, bes
lsne Biiraer als sSiirfiin giterbaSp.
Gle SdmibsGortn dls yrins Giiers
ho3p, 8. g. Sdmio aIs anpeameiftsr
Joispb 5apon, Sohann Jiirit nls aeh.
rtr Hdrl. Imanod Blum 1ls bic 4robs
bousrin, Greoi ambroeio als peter,
V. WluIler Jabrieius dls aorporal,
lparen porsiigIid unb aud bic Inter,
rollsn Idaen IN guien !6GnbsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17

lie Alms Soiei 60. lit llnierldIei.
ten aiif Der Spnr, bic nerld,ieoeue
t1uisnb0ollars bstragtn IOlIen. Do Sic
nnterinfung Der Bidder, oie BON
s0dDeriianoigen Dorgenornmen lpirh
nod nidt been6et III, iirlo sldbere Gin
6elbeitfn ond niht erbdItlid "a
tleibt ob8uluorte,i. Oh be ;yirn1o ein
QertMut&ts GiniGreiteu ueren nIs
~ etoen 4rasouIaIIen ,pir6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
GrpIoiion.

Sn einem Mannlot Dor Dem SnuIe
go. 1929 Central ape. fono geTtern
Abeno flrj naf 8 llbr elne 0oser.
ploiion itatt, onrdl ipeIde Der ifnere
eilerne 9edel bod IN Die Cuff seihleu-
bert ipurbe. Gas 1euer mar burd,
areusiiilg eieftriiher Seitunssbrabts
pernrinf|t lDcrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
@l5tIidler gse.

Der 40 SABRE olte Nm. 8. mill
li1ms, tin G6riftieBtr. BON go. 174O
liningfpn ADe.. ipurbt geItern Ndrs
gen IN fhpsrtruniem 3ujtnnbe pcn
Ho. 1135 Oft 3. Gtrab, aus nad5 benz
fdbtii9tn 6oipitdt gsbraht, no sr
am atsHb itorb. DIR Coroner iuurbs
btnoGsiMtigt unb In ber Anii&t, Dob
bsr RonH sinem 0eTli6Iao srIeoeu
par.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
9 o s bait.

Di9tsr: Sang unertldrlta! I'd
ttnbe mein. Der Rebuttion einsereidtes
oramdtttbss 9ea4t pieber niht in
Der 3eituns!"
Jreunb: r5ait Du f9on unt.r lin.
glndstdlle" unb n8er6reGen" nahqe=
fsbsn?"
gennste 8eIe g'e nbeit.
ogSie iino Sic bera nod ame.
rita eefommen2~
..Gan3 eirfa6! MsnG 6ef ibid.
fe mid cines Eogcs nit einem aus.
rsIbenosu getraSe s,g Noitl"
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
Napoleon at Waterloo.

The question, "Was Napoleon him
self at the battle Of Waterloo?" does
not admit of a fat answer. He was
not himself physically. The dread dis
ease Of which six years later he died
was at work upon him. and the phys
teal decay, while 1t In no way affected
his mind, told heavily upon his will.
It was, for instance, observed that
during his last campaign he was Of
ten found to be in q sleepy mood, that
he talked instead Of acting, that he
frequently asked for the opinions of
others, a thing that he had rarely been
known to do before, and that he SEEM
ed quite often to waver In his resolu-
ton, whereas he had always been not
ed for the rapidtty Of his decisions.
Mentally it was the same old Napp-
leon, but the great intellect vas sorely
handicapped by the stomach trouble
that was so soon to XIII him.-New
York American.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
DO NOT Be A LEANER.
Learn 70 % Self Reliant and strenS
and Original.

Learn 70 % Self Reliant and strenS
and Original.
Power 10 the goal Of every worthy
ambition, and only weakness comes
from limitation or dependence on
others, says Orison SWEET Marden IN
Success Magazine. Power u self de-
veloped, self generated. We cannot
Increase the strength Of our muscles
by sitting in a gymnasium and letting
another exercise for us.
Nothing else so destroys the power
TO stand alone az the habit OF leaning
upon others. If you lean you WILL
never be strong or original. Stand
alone or bury your ambition to be
somebody in the world.
The man who tries to give his chill
dren a start in the world 90 that they
will not have 80 hard a time as he
had IL unknowinsly bringing disaster
upon them. What he calls giving them
a start will probably give them a SET
back in the world. Young people need
all the motive power they can get.
They are naturally leaners. imitators,
copiers, and it Is easy for them to de-
velop into echoes or limitations. They
will not walk alone while you furnish
crutches; they will lean upon you just
as long as you will let them.
One Of the greatest decisions that a
human being could yer have is that
he is permanently benefited by con-
tinued assistance from others.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
OFFICIAL
Proceedings of Board of County
Commissioners of Stark
County, N. =.

Dickinson. N. D.. July 1st, 1919.
Fhe county board of equalization
met on the above date ; present Fred A.
RoQuette. H. Leutz and p. Hughes.
In view Of the fact that some of the
assessment books had not been received
the board resolved themselves into a
board Of county commissioners to trans
oct county business.
Fhe minutes from the last quarter
were read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid by warrant
Kurt %Schliesser. registration of
voters in Sid district $50. 90, j.. P. Gal
yen, registration Of v0ters 1st district
$56, Matthias Rayer registration Of
voters End district $34. 8O.. VA. lessen
bailiff district court 81. 10. Walker Bros.
& Hardy election and Office supplies
$422. Geo. W. Kilmer phones and tolls
", water sI rent for NJ May S.. Schiller h"i Bs scs.
for coal sal. 81. HaFtune Real Estate 8
Loan Co. insurance premium $40. r.
v. BQuleer.. district court stepoeraphe'
$40; Justice court stenoaraphe|
$3.50. f. d. White road work SASS
f. A. Roq0ette mileage and per diem
S27. as, E. a. Roquette freight on Iroat
machine SIS. 40, D. Hughes per dien
SIS, j. g. Saunders clerk hire 500. j
G. Saunders postage $40, St. Joseph
hospital car Of county paupers $l4. IS,
Elwell & Baker gravel for road $29
Holland Dakota Landb0uw Co. publ,
easement $40. Elfried Erickson clerl
s. Of election So. 50. C. w. Scharf G Co
supplies sos Ulrich Cossette attend
ing assessors meeting $3.50. Mar
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
Raiain Bread

Incorporated with bread raisins con-
stitute a valuable diet and help out
the meat problem. 1t is stated that
the raisin contains nearly s per cent
protein and over IS per cent carbohy-
drates and therefore ia a very i'm
portant energizing food. For ipvalids
and children raisin bread is invalq-
able, says Life aud Health. The SIM
plicity Of the loaf makes it an ideal
substitute for the. lard, butter, sugar.
egg, 9 and citrop laden cake. 1t
is therefore an important addition to
the domestic menu, and the woman
who has her children's health at heart
will see that at each baking two or
three loaves are well filed with raj
sins. kneading them in just before the
loaves are put into the pans.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
On motion the following bills were
flowed and 0rdered Maid hx suorronf

On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid by warrant :
Louis Gresser road work $94. so, j. P.
Galyen assessing list district was cut
from $3.50 to $500 on account of being
excessive, Matthias Bayer assessing End
district $3.50, Kurt Schliesser assessing
3rd district was cut from $491 to S468
on account of being excessive. Dickin-
son school district No. 1 use Of. school
house for examinations $50, Mike Laub
road work $50. SO, w. A. Carter postage
and box rent 81. Howard Molm, bill for
supplies was cut from 81 to !. 80 on ac-
count of being excessive, j. C. Cheadle
road work $50. Is. j. W. Sellman road
work bill assigned SIC. Is, Bonnie Han
son hauling sand $23. "a, Bennie Han
son hauling sand Sill. 16, Merchants
State bank, Richardt0n road work bill
assigned SIP, Gattlich Neuhart bridee
work 81. so, Walton & Davis Co. re.
pairs and labor for court house S.. IS,
John Leask register of deeds recording
fees s. rs. J.. l.. Hughes services on the
canvassing board S.. r. H. johnson
services on ~canvassing board s., f.,
A. Roquette services on the canvassine
boar s.. ]. G. Saunders services on can
wasting board s.. John Kluch bridge
! work $3.50 road work $34. so, John
lSchutz bridge work $1O2. so road woFk
SITS. rs. II: a. Davis services supt.
board Of health SIS. 40; North Dakota
Institution for Feeble Minded care 81
patients $62. so. "A. E. Spear services
as county physician bill cut from SD
to $3.50 on account Of being excessive.
Frank Sherman auto livery $50. A, s
McAdams supplies $3.50, John TWald.
bauer road work SIS. as, Geo. ErbetoesseI
road work $41.2 Is. John Forrest Bride
work $48.. SO, Peter Simon labor and ID
pairs SIS. 50. II. W Boul4ef. services a
court ~steno9rapher SO. observation-disclosures
/ road work SIS. rs, F. a. RoQuette haul.
ING GRADER bill assigned $31.5O,. 81. r,
Il brat0nsrOad work $26,P, Il. SellnaT
road work Sl22.50 j. w Sellnan roei
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
No. 9137 Pauline Mas April 4, 1906

No. 9137 Pauline Mas April 4, 1906
for Sc.
No. 9140 James Brethlnvold April 4,
1906 for So. 10.
No. el43 Anna Smidt April 4, 1906
for 81. 10.
No. elSO H. j. Schultz June 9. 1906
for So. 10.
Bridge petition asking for the con-
struction of a bridge across Heart river
on the section line between secs. 10
and IA, township 139, range 81, was re-
jected.
The, bills of Walter Sterland assessor
for Dickinson, Ulich Cossetle assessor
for Grand Meadow township, Joseph
Fisher assessor for Green river town
ship. Frank Boose assessor for Raider
township, S. (. Chapman assessor fol
Gaylord township, E. W. Russell asses
sor for Belfeld township, Cornelius
| Williams assessor for Taylor township
and H. P Dinius assessor for Richardton
township were not allowed on account
of not being county charges.
The report of fees by the clerk of the
district court for June, 1912, amounting
to $64. so was ordered filed.
The bill of Paul Lehman for pol
tax was not allowed and bill of Jacet
Waltz for over charge on taxes for lht
year 1911 was not allowed.
Moved by Leutz. seconded by HuGhe,
and carried that a contract be entered
into with A. Y. Bayne & Co. for til.
erection of two bridges not later thai
Sept. 18th, 1912, at q price of 81, 900
according to plans and specification
in accordance with the resolution pass
ed on July 1st.
On motion the board adjourned I
July 3. 1912.
Wednesday, July 3, 1912.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. present F. A. Roquette. H. Lieut.
and D. Hughes.
On motion the following bills we
allowed and ordered paid by warrant
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20

work SIS. so, F. E. Barten road work
81. so. Herman Leutz freight and sup,
plies $23. IS, Herman Leutz per diem
$50, Herman Leutz mileage $12. 05, j..
l.. Hughes postage and express Sass,
Walton & Davis Co. ballot boxes $40. SO,
Anton Frank road work $3.50. Herman
Glass public easement $1O7. go, j. "A.
WEIGH personal property .taxes $3.50,
Joe Leisch witness district court $1.5l.
The opening of highway running
east and west, north and south and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the ne corner Of the
neN of &c. 9. twp. no, range S.
thence running 9 on section line 1
mile between sections 3 and 10, thence
north one mile between sections Z and
3 all in twp. 40, range 96,, was refer
red to Green river twp.
The opening Of q highway and build,
Ing of q bridge running through thu;
center of section s. twp. 139. range 90.
was declared opened.
The opening of q highway running II
miles south, commencing at the nv
corner of sec. S. twp. 140. range. 80,
and to follow the township line south
to the sw corner of sec 81, twp. 139, r.,
80, was declared opened. sssss
The opening of q hishWay beginning
at the northeast corner Sec 1; twp.s1AOsa
range 100. thence south on: county line:
los rear 40 practicable to The s~olthsl1k
corner OF Ssec..536s twp. 140:assraneesdOOs
was ALLOWED. sssss, sssssA
The State Financial CossWas allowed
q refund on lot 4 and block Is ins fhN
village Of Belfield for tHos amount ~
$50 for the years 191Ols1nd 1911.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20

Louis Christensen road work $167,
Hecht & Ablemann road work $1O4. so,
o. N. Hill road work $50. rs, Henry
Ablemann road work $50, Chas. Roger
road work $50, W. C. Hecht road work
$11O. Paul Wagner road work $50. Peter
Klein road work $113. so. C.. c. Turner
road work $2O3. 90. G. C.. Turner road
work 1928. John Tanner road work SAB,
Geo. FOcht road work $29, Carl Grimm
road work $32. Carl Grimm road work
$54.25. Lawrence Rudrick road work
$50, Octave Duval road work $166. IS,
James Connors road work $155. rs.
John Little road work $3.50, Mandan
Mercantile Co. lumber $13.7 II. Harvey
Candee road work $42. SO, Hughes &
Deiters electric lights and supplies
SAL. As. Fritz Riemann road work
$50. rs. VIM. Carlton bridge $156, James
Little road work SAC. Is. Maurice Paul
son repairs and supplies $5.25, John
Metz road work $176. 38. Geo. Frochlick
road work $18, Frank Oobner road work
$174. 40. Frank Dobner, ST.. road worl
$145. Is.
The Office of the county auditor wal
checked and upon motion the board ad.
journed to July 10th. 1912.
Wednesday. July. 10th. 1912.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, present F. A.. Roquette and D
Hughes.
The report fees for the month Of Ma,
amounting to -$262. As and the month o
June amounting to 5000 collected b.
the register of deeds and the sheriff 10
the last quarter was checked. Thel
the board proceeded to check the treas,
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
How Kaffrs Treat Children,

How kaffirs Treat Children.
All travellers and magistrates testify
to the unbounded kindness to children
shown by the Kafirs in their own
kraals. Such a thing as a deserted
Kafar child is unknown, and the elder
people put up with all the little annoy
ances Of children with exemplary good
humor. Actual cruelty to Kafar chill
dren is practically unknown. Pia-
mtend Field ADVERTISER:
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
Good Cooks.

Hf an SICK people had good cooks"
Gays the London hospital, chow much
greater might be the proportions Of re-
coveries!" The value Of the patent
foods which are advertised 50 much
lies largely, it says, in the ease with
which they are prepared for the table.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
Thursday, July 11th, 1912.

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present {. A. Roauette, H.Leutz
and D. Hughes.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
Misfits at tho 1arssin Sale.

Misfits ct the 9erssin Sale.
NELL stopped in at q bargain sale
to-day. Belle-Did you see anything
that looked real cheap Nell-Yes;
g~everal men waiting for their wives.-
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
Names Of Offices and
Candidates
NATIONAL

SNA
Member Of Congress. 3rd District
Halvor Halvorson. first choice =.
sQcOnd ohoioo
The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
OFFICIAL ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST
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