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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

When Paul Stensland, former
president of the Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank of Chicago, went to pri-
son to serve four-year term for alb
sconding with some half-million Of
dollars the general public dismissed
the matter from their minds with
the thought that another aristocrat
of wealth had gone wrong, and he
was then looked upon as any other
criminal. Now Stensland has been
released and he is devoting his life
to getting on his feet again. He
proposes to make good every dollar
he secured wrongfully in the OLD
days. The man who was responsible
for the capture of Stensland is au
thority for the statement that the
loss is being made good. There
must be something to a man who
can descend from the highest pin
nacle of wealth and position to the
depths Of a prison cell and then sci
about to right the wrong he die
society.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.

e 4 n + j. -
The board met pursuant to adj
journment. all members present.
Pursuant to advertisement for
bids for the deposit Of the county
sinking fund.-" the board proceeded
to open such bids. which were found
to be as follows:
Kintyre State Bank. Kintyre. N. d. four
Emmons County state Bank. Braddock, N.
Farmers state Bank. Hazelton, N. D.. four
per cent. 8es
Bank Of Hazelton, Hazelton, N. D.. four
Templeton State Bank. Temvik. N. d., six
per cent. for one Thousand dollars.
GERMAN mcriran State Bank. Linton, n.
First National bank, Linton. N. D.. four
First Bank Of i.inton, Linton. N. D.. four
Security State d ani, strasburg, N. d. four
Hague state Bank. Hague. N. D., four per
cent. *
On motion the county treasurer is
ordered to deposit one thousand dol
lars with the Templeton State Bank
and divide the balance among the
other bidders, when and after they
have fled their surety bonds neces-
sary to cover the amount Of such de-
pogits. la3
The bill Of Peter Boschker for
$50. 90 for coffin and ETC., furnished
bin the sickness and burial of M.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commission
ers of Emmons County,
North Dakota.
JANUARY S, 1914.

JANUARY S, 1914.
The board met pursuant to law,
all members present. Minutes of
the meetings of October 6, Z and 8;
also November 10 and 10, 1918, we're
read. and, on motion, approved.
On motion R. M. Volk was elect
ed chairman of the board for the en-
suing year.
The following bills, were, on mo-
ton. allowed:
VIM. II; Baker. supervisor road dis, /. :.
j. N. peery, supervisor road district :
T. j. Richardson. supervisor road :" "
chas. Wager, supervisor road dis. .
VIM; BECKER. supervisor road dis a
M; =. Abel. supervisor road district !, -
George. lvey. supervisor road dis
L. t. narwood, supervisor road dis. : y
Ole sathern, supervisor road dis,
trict No. 10. G4 20
Martin Doektor, supervisor road : .
John horner supervisor road dis. !
Jacob schIII, supervisor road dis : :.
Henry Jnngula, supervisor road dis. :
George #oifei. supervisor road dis :. = = =
Anton schwahn. supervisor road
district No. Observation-Disclosures. 78 90
Rochus posch, supervisor road dis . !.
WIN. Hieb. snnervisnir roaIi district ~
NO. dl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il W
Joseph BaumEartner. supervisor 5. !.
road district No. 2............... 20 20
Nick L.lein, supervisor road district
NO. Cd. observation-disclosures. 1S w
Remanus Wagner. supervisor road :, %
Joseph pelcbert, supervisor road " :
district No. 35. Observation-Disclosures. CO W
Matt Mersens, supervisor road dis !, :.
Bert kanis' supervisor road district : :
John Kiepke. supervisor road dis. =
George fvey. road work ai,t district No = :
Rochns Dosch road woiirlk; district :
Anton zahini,' Jr.. road work district :
No. Sc. Observation-Disclosures. 10 as
Ronanas Wagner. road work dis :, :
Joseph Deichert, road work district : :.
JOSEPH Decbeit,. road work district :
mo: %. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~
No. %. ..........s.. ............. IS ii
No. as..........,........,.........,.. 500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, so's as.. ~ :ooo
No. Is. -. .s $3.50 50
Observation-Disclosures. .. , 200
trict No. ). ..a.. .......s..... aS
Observation-Disclosures. 80 . 90
No. ss 49,. =. ............ 2, 90
No. n :.......:. 80. ............. 40
NO. 3; -. 49,. II 90
district No. 8l.....:.-s, ..,......... 800
district No !. ]. !. ]. - 400
No. g. ......::. 800
Is 8. 5 %
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

Twelve degrees below zero at
Jacksonville, Fla, and twenty above
at Dakota points is the government
weather bureau report for one day
recently. Storms in California fol-
lowing fast upon each others heels
and bitter-cold weather in the east
are items of news that greet our eye
daily. And North Dakota waiting
for winter to come.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
PAPER OF THE COUNTY
Every CITY and village is likely

Every city and village is likely to
prosper just in proportion to the
prosperity of its business men and
the efforts put forth by them for the
betterment of their condition. There
are many specific lines Of business
that tend to build up town, and
wide-awake centers 20 to no end of
trouble and expense to draw such
lines their way. Creameries, cleo
tric-light plants, mills, good-roads
projects and the like are highly i'm
portant matters and deserve atten-
ton in every community. The usu.
al manner Of obtaining these and
similar advantages is through the
medium of commercial club. For
that reason all communications from
outside sources are addressed to the
secretary of the commercial club, it
being taken for granted that every
up-to-date town has such an organi-
cation. There is hardly week that
letters do not come to the post-office
addressed as above. Owing to the
public nature of newspaper office
it has been the custom of the local
postal authorities to turn these let.
tiers over to the Record. In many
instances we have attempted tc
answer questions asked and to vol
unteer the information that there j.
no commercial club in this village.
At present writing we have letters
from creamery concern of known
standing wishing to take up the es
Enlistment of creamery here. w,
are also in communication with tn,
secretary of the National Highwa,
Association relative to local cooper
alton in the establishment of nation
al highways running via this place
We have had letters heretofore from
prospective electric light companies
1t is rather a cumbersome and use
less undertaking for any individual
to answer such letters. Instead, tn
Record will hereafter keep them O
file. and should any local man o
men desire to see them or take an
action relative to the same. we wi
be glad to turn them over. Thi
ism t in the nature of boost for
commercial club. If the town hash
reached the point where such pla
is feasible there is no use harping o
the matter. If it has, the bushes
men owe it to themselves to see tha
such an organization is perfected
1t is Well-known fact, howeve,
that recent decisions in Minnesot
are heading off cream-shipments an
local crcameries will be required t
handle the business. Some near-b
town will get creamery at no dis
tant date. 1t isn't quite the polio
of wisdom to sit IDLY by and give
neighboring town the chance to han
Us the laugh when it blossoms fort
with creamery of ample capacity.
1t ism the policy Ct wisdom to 81
still and see the prospects of an eft
ficient county-fair association, backe
by the entire county. go under TO
want of little organized effort OF
our part. Linton is the largest vii
lage in the county. 1t is the coun
ty-seat: yet. travelling men. un
biased, declare that Strasburg is tn
neatest village in the county. Ha
zelton. we know. has perfected plan
for an electric-light plant. Temvil
has mill. What have we accom-
plished of a similar character
What's the answer?
--..........=-
Mankind nav boco,pa ,,oro nv
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wendeiin Klein, rfocacd work ri; district -
Joseph Wilhelm. road work district =
osSe5ssss BOSCH road j work district -
James King. road work district No. : y
H: i. Rice, road work work district No. =
Peter .oaxhimi' road work district " "
Joseph elias, road work district -
j. g. Morsensi, road work district =
Gin Haniey. road work district. No. "
john j. Ryan. road work motor "
Fred Micitle.- road work motor We. -
Leslie CLARK, road work motor We. "
W. 6 Perry. road work motor We; We y
Bismarck Tribune. legal blanks. "
walker Bros & Hardy, legal blanks, y
Geo IS. Barnard, blank book and . -
TImes.iIii;oraid Pub, Co., legal blanks sSS
e. Rrsc br oe sa;1av blanks nanss Is
W, g. orockcr. supplies for sup't OF !. !,
D. sf It. s.Eeetor Son. printing and D0o
rh nals5' raadssck News, printing and "
Publishing Observation-Disclosures. $500 . 1873 8s
Wallace Kyes, boarding. prisoners. 81 50
Charles paulson. carpenter work -
W. 3. Petrie. supplies for court.
W. O. Irwin postage box rent, "
Institution for Fseib;ic- Minded, care =
Christine Englemnn two months... 30 90
l.. NJ. Doerschlag. groceries for Nels
kouSu, needy poor. ................ u Is
gar. care Of oliver Pettis. imbecile 81 90
L; 4. Purintun, assigned to Bank of
May term, ........................... 20 90
Albert Hnak, services and supplies a
for bOnrd OF health. .............. j rs
j. D. Fuller, meetings with board
Il. II. Hanson. suplt OF schools mile
age 4th quarter. 1913. ............... ITO 50
H.sH. Hanson, supt OF schools, mis-.
Cellaneous expense. ...,.......,.. ITO
Johannes Schneider. drlyage for In.
North Star Lumber Co. lumber for =
court house. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8 90
North Star Lumber Co., lumber for
road district No. is. ....,......... 10
A.. 81. Britts, J. p, fees, state vs..
.terry.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t IL ~
II. @. Lynn, taxing evidence, state
vs. terry. ......................... D. 00
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 y. m. !.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
MORNING SESSION.

JANUARY 8. 1914.
The board met pursuant to adj
journment, all members present.
On motion the Emmons County
Record. The Emmons County Re-
publican and the Braddock News
are designated as the official news
papers for the ensuing year.
The following were appointed road
supervisors for 1914:
FIRST DISTRICT
d. II. Abel, district No. s.
Charles Nelson, district No.G.
James Mcdonnell, district MOI
Ms. Sheffield. district NO. Is.
T. ]. Richardson, district No. IT,
John Tough, district No. IL
FIFTH DISTRICT
II. B. Tuttle, district No. %.
George Wolfer, district No. 70.
7 Adam Thomas district No27.
Martin Volk, district No. &c..
Anton Naaden, district No. 81.
Matt Mergeus, district No. 30.
SECOND DISTRICT
Thos. Holm. district No. 8.
Ed. Magrum, district No TO-
i. q. Burlingame. district No.13.
%. "
Joe Mitzel. district No.20.
THIRD DISTRICT
Rochus Vctsch, district No. n
Otto Didszuneit, district No. -.
Peter Zncher, district No. 80.
John Welk, district No. 81. III
Joseph Goldade. district No. Re
John Krumm. district No. 80.
Michael Lipp, district No. 42.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Franz Echmrer, district No. "a.
Raldhsnr Wagner. district No. %.
John d. Baumgartner. district No. 3i.
George Bichler, district No. %.
y. b. Putin am, district No. 30. 4
Weiger Rodenburg. district NO.40.
The petition of Michael Braun
and others for road beginning at
the southeast corner Of section e.:
130-77, thence four miles on section
lines to the southeast corner of Sec
ton 2, same township and range,
was laid over until the next meet
ing.
The petition of Lorenz Lipp and
Others for road beginning at the
southwest corner of section 4-131-
n. thence running east on section
lines to the southeast corner of the.
same section, was laid over until the
next meeting.
The appointment Of DR.. Geo..
Monteith as superintendent Of the,
board of health in and for. Emmons
county was received and filed, and:
on motion. the salary Of such super
intendent Of health was fixed at
three hundred dollars a year.
On motion the register of deeds
was allowed one extra clerk for the.
months Of January. February and
March at salary OF fifty dollars
per month, and the salary Of the
deputy register Of deeds was fixed
at fifty dollars per month for the
ensuing year.
On motion the county auditor was
allowed deputy for the ensuing
year at sixty dollars per month.
The following bills were on mo-
ition allowed:
Charles Nelson, work on ro;id ........s III TO
sGarignnn &c Stiles. merchandise for
yi S'!ss H ssss4 fs $sis sslf
and mileage. y so
salary md mileage. .s.s....... q 90
and nilsase ..:.....,@: e so
and mileage I. Z. I. e. Y, ri 90
salary and miiease 49,.
On motion the board adjourned
until January 20. 1914.
JOHN r. SNYDER,
County Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

interests are attempting to secure
one of the banks sufficient in size to
eclipse all the rest of the banks COM
bined.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

How many of those New Year
resolutions look like earthquake VIC
Tins by this time?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

New banking laws, the product
of the recent session of Congress,
are being put in practice. Region
al reserve banks are to be estab-
lished throughout the United States
as sort of government guarantee
in times Of financial stress. These
hanks are to hold the reserve and
local banks may apply for financial
assistance up to certain limit by
the payment of a designated rate o,
interest. Now. New York financial
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

Balance of afternoon session taken
up with checking over the delin-
quent personal tax list.
On motion the board adjourned
until 8 a. M, January 8, 1914.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

,pondence from the various com.
munities Of the county. However,
we must ask that any such COM
munications. items Of interest, etc..
must also have the name of the wri-
ter. Such information is not de-
sired for the purpose of publication.
but simply that we may know from
whom the letter comes and to whom
we would be able to communicate
with relative to any feature of the
information which we might desire
to enlarge upon. More especially.
we must ask for the signature of
those sending US news items or cor
respondence simply to show good
faith, as it is the intention of this
paper to protect our patrons against
anything which might be unreliable
or in the nature of hoax.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

Tsehsn,arcky was On motions te.
ijected.
The report Of D. w. Casey and
George jackson, appraisers Of one
estray mare taken upsby George SUI
very, which they appraised attwen-7
ty-five dollars. was received and
fled.
The remainder of the afternoon
session was taken up with the check
| ing of the delinquent personalities
list.
On motion, the board adjourned
until 8 a. M, January z, 1914.
MORNING SESSION.
JANuAnYlf, 1914,
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment, all members present.
4 The board checked the fees re-
ceived in the Offices Of register of
deeds, clerk of court. sheriff and
county auditor for the quarter end
ing Decembe 81, 1918. which were
| found to be as follows:
Register OF deeds. g ,s4s %
Clerk Of court ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1873 70
County auditor Is g
/ All of which was duly accounted
for.
| The board checked the accounts
of County Treasurer w. o. Irwin,
which were found to be as follows:
Il Balacce on hand and In tacy
designated depositarles
October /, 1913 ........ g Bf,BA OF
| Collections Octoberi /, 1918,
TO December 81, Job. as.974 s5
Total. ............... sio3 $50 10
Disbursements October l,
1918 to December 81
Balance on hand hand an d In $500 :
i designated Ldepositnries
December 81, 1918. ....... G9S50 GO
1 Tota, .............:. sio3.7s9 e
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 p. m.
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! t.ict No. ". !. ...4..s.S 10
Peter LIpp. road work district No. ),
John \ Ryan. road work district J,
Observation-Disclosures. a 800 sio
Michael Maiiiieirii.. road work district :
Hans 3. Viise,. road work ,dissiricci,
A, Olson. road work district No.
Ksats viiEse;.. road work district
ctss. !. Pnliias., road ii;i work district Z
Q. <. Harwo;od. road work district =
GsErit Kanaiiss.. road work district :.
H. + Tracy. road work district No.
p...-,..... ...,..................... ~ w
On motion the board adjourned
until 9 M, January 9Th. u
MORNING SESSION. -
The board met pursuant to adj
journment, all members present.
The following bills were. on mo-
ton, allowed:
L. n. Doesschlag, material for road !
sidney i. johnson, road work dis -
j. " Gilman. road work. district y
Phillips & Hanson. repairing road
scrapers district No. 7........ 49,. as
| Potter N. Nelson, road work district
l W. y. ...'........ ~
Gust Pearson, road work district
Archie Nelson road work district y
/
Sam T: sjersle, road work district
/ nv U..:.s.,.. 80. .........::....., w
s. Z. Brindle, road work district
L NO. !O...-..................... o bt
x. 4. Roman. road supervisor dis
i riot No. 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 OK
Il Phillip Walker. road work district
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The Record is glad to get cores
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Mankind may become more en-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The board met pursuant to adj
journment, all members present.
The following bills were. on mo.
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On motion the board adjourned
until 2 p. m.
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On motion the board adjourne'
until 2 p. m.
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gm lluitraas bss poarb Of samiIion Gsnnia
STR, es@effeImann. mralssni.
atisfis aIbert metnbarbt Glert
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3ebenipibsn jtabl sr iih in Sas &C.
m.inidaftliat S9lafgema6.
Sa tlappte siu lofer Stein unfsr
f.inem sSubs. @leid baruuf tnarrte
eins 8ettitsll.. Seine treue GbsbdIfts
mari iid auf bic anbers Settle unb
fasts, bsridlofsn sdbnsnb. NIT ianfs
tenn @orpurf: Run, Camilla. iommit
bu .nbli6 mad Saufs! On baft bid
sstpib piebsr nif,t ihltdt dmiiiirts!1
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Die 26aer i'm Jirmas
ment. giner Der beriibuieiten 9litros
nOmsn Der Gegsnipart, profsiIor
Barnard bon Der YerfesiiernDarte,
bic fid bss gsiibes bts sr0Bteu f5ern.
rpbrs erfreut, bat i'm ~aitrcphpiitalts
ffsn Sournal' cine linter5uhuns
iibsr cine beIonbers sigtntbiimlids Grs
ideinuns am 5iritnnh:mineI per0f'
fsntlidt IN manHsn Gtelen IN Zee
lbeln ans GisrnhauisH ipsrotn hitr
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maiie Iisst unb bsren ai@t abipsrrt.
8sbsuttnbe 5elIigieiisuntsrI6iebe bat
idon ssluae Roberts burd feline unDer=
gIeihIidsn photographer Der Ne6el
nad9siDieien. iporauf iih @6rnarb
nunmsbr itiibt Sic moeen boburr,
trporserifen ipsrbsn, bub Der Qebel
ilns fsinsn bihieIisn nnb bober ilns
bnrhfintigitsn1beil aulpsno,.. Duntls
Strsifen pon msrtipiirbiaer Winbuna
finp nlih IN sinem Gtsrnbaufen bes
Stsrnbilbs bss Ginhorns tsobaGtst
fuorben.
GnoIid mai.
gsirtb. v@ieine Serren, gie ron.
nen iett iinliloglid5 Dahbauie geben:
eS gieEt ia iuie nit aannen!"
Gbor Der Gtammsaiie: .enbIi&
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GtsHenarfn6e - ',ueibIiG.
asa, far asH,rs,,orsH.

Reiniaen bon goIbdHpeH iplrb fofas6iig
befotai. 1919 aF0cre Sitnse. Q. Eioi.
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Sm permieth.n-Salicr.
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noob Gbe.. abcnbGfr bp.
9rb Cleaner. Giner, ber feln @ef6dIt ter,
ttebi. Gteiiaer BIdi fir ben reflteH YluHn
ZEN Dctf Spe &eHie, All GInri CTR.
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