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s. oe.n the BsPti ste Ro7osn c.tho7ic) 7e" St @7e
Lexington Ave-.

costly a. it has been the ediiice
does not afford seats for all it's mem
bers. and its cost 10 date is only little
more than half what 1t will he by the
time its windows are in, its chancel is
finished and its decorations are COM
petcd.
The cost To It's opening is IA trim"
more than $l,O00,00O. Its site is worth
from $l,500,0OO to $2000,OOO. 1t will
require 100000 more. Many things
have been put over until they could be-
done without incurring debt and with
out impairing st. Thomas's annual
gifts to benevolcnces. These gifts are
among the largest in the world, and
they have not only held their own but
have grown while the heavy cApen-
Nor Is this all. The moment the
$500, 900 is paid, possibly before. cam
paign for endowment must be entered
upon, and this endowment must not
be less than $l.OO0.O0O. If anything
were needed to show New York's spirit
ual strength the permanence Of its
churches in fields where needed regard
less Of surroundings, it would seem
that st. Thomas's furnishes it.
Quite unlike anything else In New
York Is the new st, Jean Baptistc Church
at Lexington avenue and Seventy-sixth
street. That is. 1t represents an expen-
diturc Of $l,OOO,0O0, but none Of that
sum IL represented by mortgage indcbt-
edncss. Its land 100000. its main con-
struction s45O.OO0. its decorations $780,
900, its organ $25,OOG-all these sums
were given by Thomas +. Ryan of this
city to the Fathers Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. No mortgage money will be
needed to buy the windows which are
coming from France. nor the pure white
marble altars. the richest that money
can buy. for the same hand provides
them.
The style Is classic. and the architect
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..THERE l. no, much profit in this
hu-i,. .,,,. ,,,r.- .,id rho hos.
,.i. .,..
'"' W ''' '"9,o'"'' III '''' ''"'"' ''
IA" sai'tS ra"ors nav" grown so popular
','"' '''" 'h"J"r'y" "' men are no" S,'"> INK
themselves ot so'''' VI ''"," "'' S''' '"s
themselves SiN Gays "e'N """ '"'u''S
I" inc snoi'9 On SUNDAY 10 s'' cream
sl"N'' 'or' "''I an no '''"'' va" shaw
himself as neat an" cream aS p"r"'r
competition mas oohe Ns snare 'o"a'"
cutting "o"h 'i' I,ro'' "h'' you were
n"y ana your i"'he' use" |" s'' sh''''
'h' paro'rs "iu no. nave All '.''''"'e
assortment "i io'lohs' s'eh'e" soaps
an" has'asc creams su'h "7 'h'E no"
nave III thoS' ,."S7-"h' ''''! were
haPPE Gays 10" ".''h man was S''a,'n
All we pun Oh ms LACE ""N MUIR '""'-
warm wafer an" some ""'" h'"ei
iou' ''''''' "''' .en 'u ", ,''o ~" way
!" WHICH H,'',' ~'' ''''.' CIV ,,' ="
@i"pc' 90 - W ~ We!
was no '"'' " ''"' ,''7'n w. s' ''' o,',
VI NV '',"' Wv N' ',,'n' .o'''
e''i III "'"'s 'u'.o'''s "''. NV
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rho,.ius's was built with the knowledge
tina, i, is TO he In IA business district.
1t is altogether likely that ten story
apartment will overtop it on the north
long before ii is itself fully completed.
The features of 1t are its beautiful
Gothic tower, its hospitable Fifth ave-
nue. entrance, its spacious auditorium
without columns to obstruct view, its
imposing chancel and chancel window,
and its large parish rooms, many OF
them concealed on the outside by an
architectural design that indicates little
of the use within. Large as 1t is, and
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opening Dix Memorial Chapel at. the
northwest corner Of Trinity Church.
downtown. Under it's altar has been
Trinity. the Rev. Dr. Dis. and the
chapel. consccratcd on All Saints day
next, is to be used for morning prayer
in place Of the church when occasion
requires.
when the West PRESBYTERIAN Church
in Forty-sccond street. near Firth
avenue. was sold two or three, years ago
and consolida ation effected with tn" I'irk
church on til" upper West Side. it was
agreed that u new church should ho
erected from part of Tn" prmr"ds Of the
sale. This new cdiiicc j. IN" Fort
Washington Presbyterian Church and
it is situated on Wadswnrth aNcnur at
l1lth street With the site it is cost ing
upward Of sioo.ooo.
The style is English G"thi" "f th"
colonial Tho architects ar. carer. \
Hastings. Mr.. Hastings of tho firm l.. e.
ing son of a one time pastor Of TIN"
old West church. The material is a
yellow sandstone and the great feature
is a massive and beautiful tower. For
the present 1t is n Landmarks of the
Heights, hut IT may some timr ~"
hidden 10y lofty apartment buildings.
The church contains the usual outfit,
of parish rooms The interior is being
decorated in Colonial style. \ new
pastor hcginS work on October L. H.
is the Rev. Dr. Daniel II Martin aud
h. comes from Gl"ns Falls.
Two other buildings forming this m
| usual autumn output of New Nork are
| not churches, hut their us L. strictly
| religious. l!oth ar" "n TN. grounds "l
| the cathedral Of -. John N. DIVINE.
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Many BEAUTIFUL NEW CHURCHES TO OPEN THIS FALL
New Church of St. Thomas Most
Remarkable Among Them 49, St.
Jean Baptiste Church Gift of
Thomas F. Ryan

outrankS anything in America and
compares we'll with any choir school In
England. The cost. with furnishings.
runs up to $2ioO0O
TIL" other building is a Synod Han,
standing at the corner of Amsterdam
avcnuc and Cathedral Parkway. 1t is
pur" Gothic in every detail and is hult
Of West Virginia sandstone. Its one
fcatur" is its hall, resembling some of
the finest halls in England and seating
about zoo. Its purpose is To provide
meeting place for conventions nf re-
ligiotts character and render uuncces-
sary for such purpose th" us" Of
church ar cous.crit"d building of any
Kind. TIL" cost has been S3io.ooo and
the giv"rs of the money were the late
i. 1'i"rpuut Morgan and tn" hat" W.
1:ayard cutting. Both were many Years
deputies to- TIA" Episcopal General COM
N.utiuu. and they erected the hill he
tween them. II yift to their own diurrSc.
TIL" halls first Us" is for th" Sittiugs
6f th" iI"uS" of Deputies Of this same
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AVE yuu heard of New York's de-
-,rtod village? 1t lies in Grand
-trcct near the East River. Be-
fore the coming of the Williams
ridge this section Of the city was
living community. having little In
90 With the other sections OF New
H.. The many small shops enjoyed
'"rOus business. Handsome old
.I " IS stood out everywhere and
:is Of families lived in comforta-
''S in the side streets. Three
?. .."s had their terminal at the
'' Ae street. All this has dis
..,,.
mplction Of the Williamsburg
lated the section. The shop
-'.r 'usht other parts OF the city.
,".icds of old families migrated.
's ceased to operate and where
'" years ago was lively, hus-
ter Of the city there is now
business. a former resident
don said recently:
only few years ago that the
nd street section Of the city
up of many families who al
apt wealthy enjoyed good In
VI 'lcmbers OF these families were
J." raised in the same house for
N't us.
was healthy social life there
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convention. II VIII later Ice used for
Sitlnss "f tn" convention Of ia" New
York diocese. Possession of such an
"dlii'" places New York city in 4 class
10y itself among American cities and hc-
N"nd almost all in England.
ldrS. sums Of money are going into
rcliGl"us structures that ought to be
computed next spring, "A year hence
maybe. Not all are ON the grounds of
th" cathedral and not all are Enman
'dth"lir. Episcopal or Presbyterian in
their connection.
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.'mpictcd. ready to open now
'r within a very few weeks
lHrrh.s and church hu,ll-
..-- .. 'hc value of $4,000 900. This
sum. ir." as il iS docs not represent
the '.tl church building for the year. /
|, - simply the cost of the fall
conii'. ..I output So To speak. Nor is
rt...y ,Npeud"d "n the Cathedral IL
s. thu the Divine Included in this
sum So, d cent of it is for the cathe
dr.I proper nor for any If its chapels. !
~, cathedral nave is 80 cost $1,000 600. |
lu' ,l, nav. has not Yet been started.
Ti.r, are building $1,000. 400 worth Of
,,'t. irll chapcls. but they are not com
rlo,.j
Moreover. the church buildings "l"n-
u- tH.S autumn put New York in the
load i'm two respects of all America, and
., 1851, other respects in the lead If all
'.. Dt.os IF the world, except perhaps
u.mo or Moscow. Manhattan Island
it~ or it the greatest parish churches
iu oil. world. In this respect Rome
a'i Moscow are not competitors. And
has N.rn achieved within the last ten
rr twenty years. outside Of Trinity.
=, T'umas's. s.. Bartholomew and
Gro" Episcopal churches and the Fifth
Ay,uu" Presbyterian Church have larger
annual incomes than any other. they
pay most money every year to maintain
ru.llc worship and they give most
L.. ,.l.
t.a' "Xpended to keep goin: their own
pa.-u services and work.
TU,re may be ca,hedrals that do
moi. although even that is doubtful
IT,. parish churches are not Trinity's
a,i C,llesiate churches, maintained by
,n. Amcnts. The money is that given
ly people who occupy the pcws. Nor
al. rhcs" churches great in none!
a,.'- They have largest memberships
Lr-.~t numbers of volunteer workers,
IT. '.-t staffS Of laymen VIII" serve
WHA".t salaries.
Th" - 100000 autumn church prod
49, # Manhattan is represented chiefly
- Ire new -. Thumas's Church, Fifth
a'.rU" and I'ifty-thrd street, built to
r.Y'icc an cdiiicc that burned in 1905,
and costing to the date of its opening
upo. 600 in addition to the land and
i.oinr still 100000 To be spent upon
OIL. Interior; the new st. Jean Baptis'e
l,.wtn Catholic Church, Lexington
= ''rI" and Sevcnty-siXth street, built
Nt lly 10y Thomas +. Ryan, Il gift to
~, fathers of the Blessed Sacrament:
'.. lew lntercession Chapel of Trinity
IrI -h broadway and l55th street. cost
'roo 900, with u considerable lin
edition for interior enrichments; ,Nc
Fort Washington Presbyterian
.,L in Wadsworth avenue, costing
"'"" the new Synod Hall, corner
- Am-'erdam avenue and Cathedral
i...tty. costing from $3oO,OOO to
81 '"o. the new Cathedral Choir
pu the ST. John grounds, cost
.- "ru 100000 to 100000, and
''' .,H p.X Memorial Chapel, standing
r.s ..-' Of old Trinity Church, costing
s'..n
i'. most remarkable ecclesiastical
aLa .t .u.tectural enrichment Of New
la,- ot The autumn is the new ST.
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Beautiful Places of Worship Valued
81 900, 900 Are Only Part of Pub
lies Tribute to Religion

Fifty-third street 1t is the design of
Ralph W. Cram. with the cooperation Of
the rector. the Rev Dr. Ernest
NJ. Stires.
OF the general exterior style of the
churches built by Mr.. Cram it is per
haps more ideal than any of them In
spite Of the restricted sit" There are
churches that were built for one en-
rironmcnt, as the residence section
IF a city. and that find themselves Lter
in another, n business section ST
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-24
Notice OF Sheriff's Sale

BY VIRTUEOF An EXECUTION .ussued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit Court IN and
for the County of Cod 'ngton aud State OF South
Dakota. upon a Judgment rendered III the
Municipal Court in anu for the city OF Natertown
todington County. south Dakota, ana only
trsnecripted to and dOcketed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court ia and tor Godington
G." nty, oouth Dakota. whi h sad judgment
was dH y rendered on April l9lh 1870, aud duly
transcribed to aud docketed in the office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and for Coaiuytun
County, south Dakota on April 29th, l9lO. and
which said Judgment WAS duly transcribed To
aud filled and docket-d IN the Office
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court m aud tor
trr,nt County. South Dakota, prior TO the is
auanCe Of the sAidexeCutionh herein. IN IA n ton
wherein +. Mayer Boot Il Shoe Company. \
Corporation, is Dlaintitl, and Fred L. Haraden
or the SAID plsintiff and against the said
defendants for the sum OF Three
hundred aud eighty-niue dollars and nineteen
cents ts3s9. 49, principal. interest and custs.
together With Three dollars and eighty cents
t&3 40 accrued costs. which execution Wa
directed and delivered to INT "a sheriff in and
for said County OF Grsnt in the State OF Snutt
Dakot4. / have this 18th, day of December, lal2,
after having failed TO lind any personal property
IN said County, and after having lndoreed tue
said execution with no personal property found
subject u levy, levied upon all the right, title
and interest of the said defendant, Fred +.
Haraden, n and to the following described real
estate, Wall of uis right, title and interest
in aud to the North West Quarter of Section
900 Township one hundred elghteen( lls) North
of Range fifty 81, West of the Fifth +. N. wheth
er ow ned 10y him at the time OF the rendition Of
sAid Judgment or a CURED al any time since
said time together with allthe hereditaments and
sppartcnances belonging to or in any wise ap-
pertaining to said premises
NOTICE Is HEREB GIVEN, That l, the
undersigned. as Sheriff aforesaid, will sell tne
above described Real property to the highest
bidder. for cash. at public auction. at the front
door of the Court House. in the City of Mi,bank,
County Of Grant and State of south Dakota
on the let day OF February, A. ID. 1913 At ten
O'Clock A M,o'that day. to satisfy the said ex-
ecution. together with the interests and costs
thereon.
Dxted ~ Mllhsnk, South Dakota, this 30th
day OF December, A. ID. 1917!
". JENNINGS.
sheriff OF Grsnt County, South Dakota.
LOCCkS. MATHER h SLOWER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Jan, S.5-3l.
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time. at the Office OF the County Audi
tor at the Court Hou-e, before sand
board, at the City OF Milbaak, Grant
County. Sou,h Dakota, at the time
designated ia said notice ant there
appearing no one in opposition TO the
granting of the relief asked Tor in
said petition, ADD it appearing TO the
board that the facts stated in said
petition are true, and thar the pro-
posed change of boundaries will he
for the best interests of the patrons OF
the Districts TO be affected OV laid
change, and that there are 40 assets
or Liabilities OF the Districts to be
! apportioned and no bonds, outstanG-
az warrants on other properties. what
sOever, to he considered
II is Ordered that the ouuth East
Quarter of Section Thlrtl one, of
Stockholm Township. now a part of
Stockholm SchooI District No. 3.
be made a art Of Troy School Dis
trict No. /, as shown by a plat of
same to be attached to this order, and
that such change is for the best in
! terests Of the patrons OF the Schools
within said districts.
On motion. the following bills were
audited and allowed and warrants
| ordered drawn for SAINT.
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Strandburg

1t NAV be interesting 10 parties liv-
ing Ia other states and localities, who
read the Heralc-Advance, to know,
that so far this winter We have had no
snow, and the coolest day we have
had was only twenty-five below.
Nils Olson, the meat market man is
busy hlling the ice house. He ia hav-
ing the ice shipped in from Lake Kan.
Deska
The Swan Mercantile Co.'s to have q
full basement under its entire building
and Nils Olsen will ave the zane
under the meat market. Joe Eliasou
is going to do part IT the excavating.
MIR. aud Mrs. Albert Hoglund went
to Revillo last Friday to consult the
doctor in regard to a tnmOr on their
bsbys neck. The baby is doing we'll.
Name Hallquist. brother TO John
Hallquist. ia back here to visit. He
has been ca~rpeuteriDg ia Astoria and
Torot o, Deuel. county.
Teodor Holster, who has been very
low with pneumonia is nov getting so
he 4 he about the house.
Albin Lundquist OF Stockholm,
Joined the Lutheran church here last
Sunday. Mrs. Lunquist has been q
member for some time.
Rev. J. w. Lundgreu, left Monday
morning for LsBolt, where he will
take the train for O~rtonville. MIMI,
wnere the ministers OF the district
are holding a meeting.
J. o. Nelson came home last Sstur-
day to be with his family over Sunday
j. O. does not look very stroog after
his operation.
A series Of revival meetiogs are be-
ing beld in the Baptist church this
week, conducted by Rev. Hall OF 500
Falls.
There is some talk of building a
dam across the ravaine here In the
near future, which would be one ofthe
greatest improvements in town. 1t
would save expenses IN every thing
connected with water and ice, as we'll
as be a great convenience. 1t would
also protect the west side Of the street
from fire, ia case a fire should be
started ia some way south west Of
town.
Karl Oslund. formerly of RevillO,
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Osluud, who
left two years ago for Willmar,
Mimi, to 1nd some employment other
than farm work, has returned here to
visit his parents. Karl is now q rail-
road man ON the G.. N. f. f, and is
employed IS brakeman with . steady
run between Wi!lmar and Brecken-
ridge, and St. Paul. He says he
likes tho work we'll, and will return to
take az his duties after about six
dsys.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-24
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Let
tiers Of Administration

State OF south Dakota) In County Cont
RS within and
County Of Grant for said Cornty
In the nstter Of the estate OF Samuel Milton
Boyer, deceased.
The state Of South Dakota ssnds sssatine to
Cla1isea Boyer, AnAe Liddie Sehrtvsf. Pan
ME Jane Boyer, Zpls heil PedacoTd, Samuel E.
Roger, Hattie r. NaAss, Enc Pearl Allen, Mar
loo Frsacis Boys,. heirs II Law Of Samuel 1iiton
Boyer. deeeased.
CIesieoa Boyer has Aled II the Countt Court Of
Grant cesnty. state Of South Dssots. p:titio.
The estate Of sam vel Milton Boyer. deceased. end
that oaid petition hes been eat for hearing 81 .
term OF osid Court to be held q Mlbank, In the
Recon-, il sstd county, on tho 6th day Of
A. D. 1913, q the hour OF 3 O'Clock r.
Il.
Dated Nilhank. g.. D jan. 9. 1913.
$. S.. LoCKUARr
Attest: County Judge
Pc. Pusor, CLERK
lssALl Jan a4-3fsb7
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leaee q Seheol s.d EolswDeaa laods

:: Notics 10 ne -eby given that on March 81, 1913,
Gil OF the anlessed 0Onmoo school end ondow.
meat lAads d Grant Coanty viii b ooeSe1 for
lease q public auction between the hOurs Of 10
o'clock :. n. end s o'clock p. M, 81 the court
house In eaad county.
DAtoa OF Pierre, JsnueSy 10. 1918.
i. n. BRiNKER,
Conm,sslonsr OF School and Public Lande.
Jan 3e.y.Aar n.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
OF the Board of COunty Com m is.
siOners of Grant County, 5. d.

Milbank, South Dakota, January
7th, 1913.
Board Of County Commissioner.
met in regular session with the TO
members present: Geo. Mitchell, act
ing as chairman pro tenn. and VIM.
Linngren.
The minutes Of the last regular and
adjourned meetings we're read and
approved as read.
On motion. the amount Of the bonds
of the county officers elect. we're fixed
as follows:
County Auditor. -....... $4,000 90
County Treasurer. ............. 1000 %
Sheriff, ........ II O0O. o.
Register of Deeds, ............ 1900. %
County Superintendent. ............. 500 90
Clerk Of Courts, 1Unt %
County Judge. ......... 500 %
C0rOn er. .. 1909. ~,
states Attorney. 10 {, 90
County Commissioner. 1000. 10
Tue bonds af the following county
officers elect were her approved:
FL. G. Souder, County Superintendent,
+. b. Purdy, Clerk of Courts, Roy
j. MADEIRA, Register of Deeds, S. s..
Lockhart, Couty Judge, A. j. Lin
dahl, County Treasurer.
On motion, the following bills for
which warrants had beer drawn, were
audited aud allowed:
j. o. Nelson. Treasurer, salary for Nov
w.. S. N,xson, County Auditor, salary
for November, 1912, ................ l25. o.
&. NJ. Harper, u putty Auditor. salary
for November. 49,. Is. %
A. !. Liudahl. Depa., Treasurer,
saisry Tor November 1919, .......... 20 90
Franz Wendlsnd. Register OF Deeds.
salary for November, 1917, ....-.... loJ.0 90
+. y. Purdy, County superintendent
salary for November. 1917, .......... ius .03
Thad L. kullpr- SIntra AIfprpeA
salary Cor November, 1917. 10 10
S. 5. Lockhart, County Judge salary
FOR November, 1912, .............. DO TO
Florence Purdy. services IN SnperIn
tendent's Office, November. t9l.,.... 55 90
Roy J. MADEIRA, Deputy Register,
salary for Move Der, l9l2. ...... is on
L.. l.. Copyright. Jan,tor. salary for
November, 1917. rs 90
f. j. Sackreiter, Superintendent OF
County Farm, salary for November
1912. 81. 90
ia. Nelson, Court scrip........... rss 50
W. $. NiKson. County Auditor. salary
for December, or. ............. $ia5 90
10. Nelson. Treasurer, salary tor
A. T. %i"dshi. DEPUTY Treasure. ~
salary for December. 49,, ........ e5 ~
e. N. Harper. Deputy Auditor. salary
for December, 1917. .............. is 90
Franz WendlAnd, salAry tor December
Roy J. M.dsr:, Deputy Register
salary for Decenber, lai2......... 10 90
>. s. LOckhast. County Judge. salary
for December. lvl. ................ Is 81
Florence Purdy. services 10 Supeftn-
tendsnt's Once. for part Of Decem
L.. 1. Copyright. jinitor, -.i.,v Tor
Thad l.. Fuller, states Attorney,
saisry for December, lNi2........ D.OO
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The South Dakota for Feeble Minded
'are of Albert Strs ndberg.. ... &c. 10
;. ). Lockhart, defending james
Gibbs, by order OF court, .......- % 90
Geo =. kix, defending James Wiley. q
by order Of court, ........... - 90
Grant County Review, Official printing a. 90
Grant Comfy Review, publishing
notices of teachers Xarniuation. etc II. 80
The Weekly Item. Official printing,
notices, etc, ...... ....... IS. -
Geo. : ltix defending Joe Strues by order
IS Lockhart telephone rent aid elect
ric light : 32
l.. l.. tonright janitOr services at teach
er- examinations ; no
W. W. Downle printing ballots and TAX
book for treasurer ~th.5t allowed ut - 20
Grant County News printing ballots So
allowed at. 49,. ....,. ....,,..... 80. ne no
W. ". Downte publishing notices ....... I 80
Grant County Review tax receipts and
supplies TO court house ..t.-.. .-.. $50
Emil Berg witness fees and mileage in
case of Thomas Carl 1900. ...... 3.GO
j. A. Jacotri coroner investigating DEATH
OF clyde Williams. .... ......-....... 3 90
). >. L"ckhart services on boafdo Iusan
ity Thomas Carl. ....... ......-.... Il 20
;. 5. Lockhatt services on heard OF lnasn
ity John Huts..... ...... .........- ... 10 10
Fran WeuJland railroad fare. express
and ?. O. Box rent ..+...-. ..........,. - 81
w. ). Nixon express aud tretght...+.... ~. %
J.. A, iacotel services on tue board OF
insanity . 80
ia Burkhardt wood 10 court mouse / -
! j. O. Nelson treasurer salary from Ian |.
TO Jan. 10th 1913. .... ............. 40
Grant County News oficial rriutIug..... Ii 80
Grant County News printing court calen-
dars ...... .......... 10
H.. G. Westerberg services rendered
states attorney $1,000 allowed ......... 800
W. W. Downie publishing delinquent TAX
uSt ..,..... ...... ..........-t ..... OIL 'u
W. W. Downie supplies to county ... - 10
ChArd 4 Gilbartson mdse for county farm 80
(Continusd next week.