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The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

moneys collected upon said seed grain
or feed contracts held by Billings
Go Gou fhs c and !, that at s al moneys me scc SOLICITED ed
said seed grain and feed contract shall
be forthwith transmitted to the treasurer
Of the County, of Billings to be placed IN
the proportionate share h~ereinbefore
mentioned shall be in accordance with
the divisional settlement h~ereinbefore
s SESSION i1r'e Of T bosrds "o on % June 2 g. 1 ISIS 'e and
that this resolution and agreement shall
be full and sufficient authority for the
above named med state's attorneys 9ar for enter
vote by chairman pro tenn, William Neu-
ems Of Billings County Bpard of County
Peck voted AYE and there being no
votes to the contrary same was declared
unanimously adopted by Chairman pro
All the above was done in joint SEES
sion of boards of County Commissioner
of Billings County and Slope County, N.
D., in session assembled pursuant to the
in the town of Medora, County of Bill
lings and state Of North Dakota:
Dated this 23rd day of June, 1915.
(SeaD w. M. NEUENS.
Attest:
County Commissioners of Billings G SHcK
County Commissioners Slope County.
(seaD =. P: CHURCH.
W. c.. NEARING.
At j. s: HUME.
County Auditor, Slope County.
4:45 P. M. June 23rd, 1915. Commits
sioners for Billings County having COM
pleted their duties in connection with
| Divisional Settlement between Billings
business for Billings County and the fol-
lowing proceedings were had: The
Board proceeded to open Bids that had
been received for the deposit of the
State Bank of Medora AZ per cent per
annum and First State Bank of Fryburg
Az per annum. The Board designated
toned 81 ,000.0 90 to each of said Banks,
said banks to furnish Bonds covering
said deposits in accordance with law;
GGRemas F for plstrie Ia Ao ap 2 in 1lae Roa of
E. H. Lampman, who removed from the
county. A.. c. Limbo was appointed
Road Overseer for Road District No 10,
in place of A.: J. Persky. who removed
structed and directed to deliver to the
auditor for Slope County Township
tracings for territory now embraced in
said county. The auditor was author
cal tools needed at court house. $50
o'clock p. m. Board on motion adjourned
sine die.
W. H. NEUENS,
Chairman pro tenn of Board of
County Commissioners.
A: J: 4: BERRY:
County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
RANCH AMI FARM

A Billings dispatch states that SOC
horses were sold at the Glendive sale
last week, several carloads being tax
en- by the French government. Com
mercial horses sold from SIS to $125
per head and a few specially fine wal
horses at $50.
J. B. Stoddard reports the. wool
crop rather light. He shears with his
own power machines. Mr.. Stoddard is
building a fine residence on his Sec
ton south of Sentinel Butte.
A farmer near Sentinel Butte
brought in $1,000 worth of hogs q
few days ago and has lots more COM
ing along. Such farmers do not have
any worry coming.
The Bowman papers report about
100000 pounds of wool in up to July
1 with but little sold. The highest
price offered was 24c and the grow
ers are holding out for etc. Al
Belle Fourche 26hch has been paid this
season.
1t is said that a Killdeer steer re-
Gently butchered dressed 1,4OC
pounds, not including the hide which
tipped the beam at 1876 pounds and
brought $21- in market.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
SHOWING Confidence,
Il Has a Strong Influence In Making
Business and Good Times,

IL Has a Strong Influence In Making
Business and Good Times.
Preachments about the value Of op-
tmism are q trihe bromide, so instead
Of hurrahing for optimism ] haye q
few instances Of the Influence that
comes from putting a good face steadl-
" toward bad fortune, and contrari-
wise the bad effect Of mourning be-
cause business is not better.
Flows trade" I asked a stationer,
'"Trader he exclaimed. TRADE! There
isn't any. Things are rotten" Now,
II I had had any intention Of buying
anything from him, which I had not,
that depressing statement would have
gone a long way to keep me from buy
ing.
Flows things" I asked the boss of
a mems furnishing store a few hours
later. Little quiet, just now," he
smiled "but I can't complain. We
have u ahead Of last year and pros
poets are good" I felt like buying q
new hat because the cheeriness Of his
reply made me feel that money was
coming to me.
FLOWS trader" I asked a tobacco.
mist. "Good," he replied emphatically'
Little slow today, but trade is mighty
good with me, coming right along
and I bought a cigar.
Confidence is the influence that
makes good times because it quickens
trade. But If all business men were
to croak about bad business, would
not that influence make US all very
careful about doing anything? We
would all want to sit tight and wait.
The way to get good times is to face
the world hopefully and go to work.
The croaker is a trade killer.-Inland
S%tationer.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

Taken Up-in the city pound, l black
mare. age about 8 yrs, weight about
lSOo lbs; l bay mare, same age and
about 1000 lbs. and / black, ~2-year-old
mare. same weight. No brands visible.
Call at CAROLS livery barn. 6-26-tf
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
ADUIIERATED AND MISBRANDED
FOOD PRODUCTS AND BEVER-

I. E. r. I4add. Chemist of the North
Dakota Agricultural! Experiment Station
and FS 60 hs commissioner nal Of North Da:
food products and beverages herein
specified have been analysed during the
81 months preceding July l.. 1915, and
branded within the meaning of the
statute, as shown in each individual
I further affirm that this is a true and
Chemist and Food { co m dAR
Subscribed and Sworn to before me this
Notary Public. Gas cass County \! D..
Ny commission expires October %, 1917.
Srose. Det4 AGRle M, Jelly. m., M !; ans
.11016-Jelly Powder, Quick Jelly. Har-
graves Mere. Co. Lincoln. Neb.
11o27- Go,0rsa with c zeal tar dye; Illegal 1a;9i
Mich. Labeled IS per cent glu-
cose; contains 80 per cent. Weight
11oa5-G net fhoT fce c illegal. , uoc.ho
Mekoma. N. D. Fat SO per cent.
11o4s-s Sausage, Eggert's Meat Market,
Fargo, N. D. Contains added
Banana; Aseo Brand. Atwood <
Steele Co., Chicago. Colored with
actual measure 0.s3 ozs. Illegal.
1106o-Imitation Pineapple Flavoring Ex-
tract. Assoc Brand Atwood &
S5esIs co.. eoio Gaic Mifb c Mea5 sur not not
11o74-Gum Ice Cream. Flasher Drug
g. fMssd Flasher N. D. Fat Z per cent.
11088-Candy, Bulk. Johnson Biscuit Co..
,,,.o tar dye; Illegal
Weight not shown; excess water.
11147-G Sen %;5'iam Glq Rees Al apple M Jelly ELY
cose; glucose present 81 per cent;
,,,oo WWeight not shown. illegal;
sin. Western Cereal Mills c.,
Minneapolis. Contains no pepsin.
1872 Eyer ySR0rq Rss! Apples 81 Star Brs nd
Wormy, ~decomposed. Illegal.
11344-White Bread. The Leader. Far
go Bakery. Fargo, N. D. Short
N. D.. Short weight. Not labeled.
11349-Graham Bread. Nordales Bakery,
Fargo, N. D. Short weight. Not
11384-Tomato Catsup. Hitchock-Hil
Co., Chicago. Sodium benzoate
11385-Peach Butter. Hitchock-Hill &
Co, Chicago. Sodium benzoate
O.10 per cent. Illegal.
11457-1ce Cream. Wander Bic Ice Cream
Co., St: Paul, MINI. Fat 1914 per
cent. Illegal.
11475-Gelatin Ice Cream. Wander Bic
Ice Cream Co., st. Paul, MINI.
Fat 1912 per cent. Illegal.
1760-Gum Foam Powder. H. c. Schranck
Co., Milwaukee, Wis. a saponin
compound. Illegal.
1772-Schodner Brew. National Beverage
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. Con-
tains benzoate Of soda; not regis
istered. Illegal.
CHAS. GUTMANN,
County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
BILLINGS COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS MEET

Of County Commissioners of Billings
County, North Dakota. convened p9r-
making Divisional Settlement between
Slope and Billings Counties as a result
Of County Division, present. p. D Peck
Billings County. Board or motion adj
journed awaiting the arrival of Commits
sioners for Slope County.
Board Of County Commissioners Of Slope
Commissioners Of Billings County, North
t Rak e G Se' cou in f Heus Aud IL ehs f H5t'4s o ts
Medora, County Of Billings and State Of
North Dakota, on the 22nd Day Of June,
1915, 6%eeinn!ng at 10 a: m. Present, e.
e. p. Church and W.. c. Nearing.
Pursuant to the statutes in such case
made and provided, the commissioners
Of Billings County met in joint session in
Medora, North Dakota, on June 22nd,
1915, and the following proceedings were
Owing to the absence of Austine Mead,
the duly elected chairman of the Board
G Of County X;,f Gommi MaHanr Of BILLINGS
called to order by the said chairman pro-
tenn, by the Billings County Board of
County Commissioners al 10 o'clock a.
n; In the matter s Sf the divisional set set,
Dakota, and Billings County, North Da-
kota, the joint boards agreed that the
total valuation Of the whole of the
o oesr nr county IT. +6 OF s da4n IL IN ana andrf for the
was s4.1O7, $500 and that the total as
sessed valuation for the territory which
segregated from Billings County and is
now embraced within the territory con-
stituting Slope County, was $2.352, 264. 90,
and that the ratio of the assessed valu-
alton of the segregated. portion bears to
o enH agiree eount ot to of va Bilifnes OF to- the G be-
57.26264 per cent and that the board in
joint session agreed as to the amount
Of outstanding bonds given, money, paid
manning within h original county Of
Billings and the amount of public funds
on hand and belonging to the original
its outstanding Indebtedness was ascer-
sioners acting jointly.
The following, statement, as to the
money paid for public property owned
by and remaining within the limits Of
the original county Of Billings n the
ameSnt t S5 t RSel ofif fHnds c ON aSn Of f HiIlin hes
on the day for which it's outstanding in
debtedness wa ascertained by the said
boards in joint session assembled:
Outstanding warrants -..--..... 5 43,210.82
ing warrants -.-=--------- 1,162.31
Warrants issued after Jar.
. LIST, 1915 for claims existing
: on or prior to Jan. 1st, 1916 II, 1874. 81
Claims for road damages .--- 2,545.03
Statement of payments for
public property remaining in
ings s1,a1s.os
o' By Billings County l... ~ 2a,71s.ss
Statement of tax sales certifl-
Gates owned by Billings
County on Jam. LIST, 1915 ...-- 934.65
Total amount of Indebtedness
of Billings County on Janu-
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

Strayed-2 lows with calves n two
steers, branded - IN right ribs.
Reward offered ~ for informa-
ton or return Of same. Enhib.
ert Fendrich, IA w miles north of
Dickinson. 7-10-3p
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

SUITABLE REWARD-For informa-
ton leading to recovery of 4-year-old
front leg. Nels Nelson, Killdeer, N. D.
7-10-3p
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
HORSE GROWERS

The undersigned will be in Diclin-
son again about the middle of July
and August LIST, when parties desiring
to sell horses al e me at the st.
Charles hotel. IF I am not around
when you call, leave your name and
address. j
adv. 6-26-3t E. z. MARK.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Preaching service by the pastor
next Sunday morning at II o'clock
No evening service on account Of the
meeting at the Methodist church
Sunday school at o:+5, The attend
ance last Sunday vas very good. Ev'
cry teacher was there, except one
who was sick,
Mr.. Frank Green is leader Of the
Christian Endeavor next Sunday al
6;3O. Subject "Fayorite Books OF
the Bible and Why" Jno L. Is and
2i:20.25, Miss Grace Mcdonald led
last Sunday and the meeting was very
interesting and helpful.
The Missionary Society met at the
Manse last week, After the discus
sion Of the lesson arrangements were
planned for the Presbyterial-a two
day meeting OF all the societies In
this Presbytery, which viii meet In
our church, April s and o, three
weeks from today. Various commit
tees were appointed and the Mission
airy Society will be assisted In the en-
tertainment by the Social Circle,
Our church year ends on the last
day OF this month and our reports fol
the year will be made up the first o.
April 70 be sent to Presbytery, which
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
County Secretary's Report.

The Institute Tour conducted by
tie Holt County SUNDAY school Asso.
citation, March :ril. which held the
opening meeting at Oregon. resulted
~ follows:
schools considering teachers train.
ing classes, fourteen.
Suprfin,.ndrnt> " cradle rolls AZ.
pointed, six,
Superintendenl> ~ home depart.
mrnt>, four,
Organized classes, nine.
Schools reached through representa-.
ives Who attended meetings, twenty.
four.
state Field Secretary Sterling l..
Williams conducted the conferences
each afternoon and lccturcd each
evening. County President Edward
Thurman; County Secretary Mrs
Katharine McNaul; County Field Sec.
retary Mis- + l.. iitlmaurice; he.
parlmrnl >upeflntendents Mrs, l., \,
lioselius and John l.. Lacey we're In
attendance al various points. The
interest manifested IN the work Is
very gratifying. Tie meetlngat ore.
gOn II worthy OF special attention.
The township presiden, had the SEES.
sions well advertised Tie attend.
ance Of pastors, superintendent and
teachers was good. The music was
an al ractiye feature: the male quar-.
tette from the Evangelical church,
Mrs, Kunkel at the plano by her pro.
ticiency gave TO this number the
artists touch" The choir number
and the duet from the NJ. T.. church
we're we'll rendered, These held a
special interest, as the pianist, Mrs.
George Gelvin, who Is also q teacher
In the Sunday school, las been known
to the writer since her childhood. II
was our pleasure to accept the hospi.
tally OF Mrs, Gelvin's home and In
the name Of friend break bread with
one whose life has opportunity for
Christian service which Is gladly Civ.
en- In the name OF the Christ,
The Holt County Tour OF 1913 was
the most successful In the history OF
the association and not only Increased
the efficiency OF the schools, but pro-
NOTED UNCONVENTIONAL loyalty and
fraternal fellowship, In following the
lines OF progress outlined by the state
international association.
KATHARINE W. MCNAuL,
Secretary Holt County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Call for Bids for Concrete Work

The Oregon lnterurban Railway
Company win receive sealed bids up
TO four O'Clock =. NJ, March 10Th,
1918, for the building Of a reinforced
Concrete Culvert, four feet three
inches by live feet eight inches, sixty
feet long, under the railroad bridge
near the w. u. Lukens crossing.
Contractor To furnish all lumber for
forms and all labor and material TO
complete the work as per plans and
specifications on file with undersigned
secretary at Oregon, Mo. Duplicate
set OF Plans and Specifications can be
seen at office OF Leslie Barnes Engi-
neering Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
File bids and certified check with
l.. !. Moore, Oregon, Mo.
The Railway Company reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors,
this March 9th, 1915.
j. II, PEACHER, President.
L. !. MOORE, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Band Goes to Hannibal.

On next Monday the band boys will
leave for Hannibal, where the W. o.
W, state convention Is TO he held.
Our band being the only W. O, W.
band In the state, the boys will proba.
bly, receive little extra attention.
The expenses are to be paid by the
Woodmen. This Will be a great treat
for them and We are all proud that
they are worthy OF such a trip.
Much Roadway Is being gained In
their work, although the public does
not see very much at present. Plans
are being made for Fourth Of July
celebration and other things are In
store for the future. Maitland Her.
aid, March nth,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
CURSOR Christian Church, Blur City.
W. u, Hardma',, Pastor
Preaching M the s-caud And fourth Lords.
iay nj u a. ~. aud 7 iJD y. M.
bible school -scn Lordsday ut 10 u, IN
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, william Hoblitscll aud Martha
\ lloblitI.ll, his wife, by their certain Deed
~ Trust dated January ~. lis", recorded In
the Recorder Office ~ Holt county, Mis-
February, 100 conveyed Ia the undersigned
Trustee the following described real estate
situate IL Holt County, Missouri, to.witj
rTry IT,. Unit ., ~. n ~ an 'snar.a rssi
Twenty two feet front by Onr Hundred feet
hack on II the NORTH ssie ~ Lat seven u all
Ia Rlock Two q, Original Town of Mound
81 fwenty Nv Hundred iSllnrs '..iWoCl M
evidenced by one promissnry mote therein
described Thrnnlr h,cnmes due one year
after date AND WHEREAS II IL provided
10 said berd ~ rrris, that " The hrst parties
should fail or refuse To pay the said note or
the Interest tbrruon on any day when tho
same should become due aud payable accord
Ing Ia The tenor filt" ana effect ~ said note,
then the whole sum should become due and
payable and The Trustee ~ the request Of
The legal holder ~ said note should proceed
To y, u the property abnye described or any
part thereof Tor cash iirst giving Thirty 800
days public notice OF the time terms and
place ~ sale aud ~ the property Ia br sold
10y advertisement IN some newspaper printed
aud publ shed In the County ~ Holt Mis-.
WHEREAS default hns been made 10
he payment of the principal and interest Of
III" note ANA the holder ~ said note has re-
ulrsicd me To execute said Trust. NOW
THEREFORE, notice Is hereby given that I,
the undersigned trustee, will on
MONDAY APRIL ., lal5,
between the hours ofa A, " aud =. VI. Of
hat day sell he said property ~ the North
Court House door IN the City ~ Oregon, Holt
paying said debt and Interest aud the cost
of executing this trust.
W. II. RICHARDS,
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

WIN. Baker, Of Forest City, Wis
Tied In Forbes, on last Saturday.

WIN. BAKER, OF Forest City, Wis.
tied In Forbes, on last saturday.
Miss Ethel Kemp has accepted a
position as assistant postmist ress.
George Foster will farm tile
George Gotten farm, north Of town,
this year.
j. T.. Taylor marketed a car of
lat cattle on the ST. Joseph market
on last Friday.
ban Sipes returned last Monday
from Northwest Nebraska. where lie
Vas looking for a location.
Willie WOrley vas udischarged
from the Ellsworth hospital, on last
Monday, where HC lad been for two
weeks Tor treatment Of the right eve ,
bdt he goes to ~ Joseph every day
Tor treatment.
John Wilson las purchased the
Leland WhiimDrc restaurant aud II
having u tepapcted aud reprinted
lie will have lunch counter aud
short order restaurant IN connect ion
With lis barber shop.
!. =. Locke. one Of the operators
for the Burlington here for two years,
removed with his family IN February
To lieihany, Mo but was moi sat u.
dcd with his work there, - his FAINT.
~ returned last week to Forbes aud
VII occupy the property vacated 10y
a. l.. Pullen.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
They Are One.

We learn from the Skidmore New
Era Of the marriage Of Miss Hess Por'
ter and f. Gordon Bennett, which &C.
Cured some few days ago. The cere'
mony was very simple. being per
formed by the Rev. C. II, Sauceman,
Of Skidmore, at the brides home
three miles southwest Of Skidmore.
They are now at home to theiI
friends on the Mrs. Dale Mueller
farm two miles south Of Skid
more. :
The bride was the teacher Of Eure
ka school and has lived with her par
ents In the Eureka neighborhood ell
OF her life.-Maitlsnd, March 18th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Public Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed, fublir Administrator within aud for
Holt County. Missouri did. an the trst day
of March 1913, take Into his charge, Tor The
purpose ~ administering upon the same, the
estate ~ VI, Thompson Collins, deceased,
late of Holt County, Missouri. who died III
said Holt County on the 2ttli day ~ Frbru-
nry, ini5, aud WIN left In said tnuuty an ~.
tate liable Ia be injured, wasted of lost, aud
did not leave knuwn widow ar heirs In THIS
state. All persons Ing claim, against said
estate ARE required u exhibit them Ia N" for
allowance Within siN months from sal I
March I, 1913, ar they may b. prcrluded from
any hrneill ~ such estate, and u said claims
bc not exhibited Within one year from the
date of the .Hst publication ~ thl, notice,
they VIII be- forever barred .
q. W CUMMINS,
Puh'ic Administrator
First publication. March 3 ipli.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Forest CITY.

We are glad TO see Mrs. Albert
Jones out after a tussle with the
mumps.
Miss Maude Stallard and Miss
Katherine Dawson visited over Sun
day with their home folks.
Mrs. Drummer aud children, OF st.
Joseph, visited SUNDAY with her par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. philip kollmer.
Master r. Iieeler tilzmaurice
spent last Sunday In Corning, the
guest Of his little friend, Leroy Co.
ins.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe II. Williams, OF
Savannah, visited last week al the
Tesre, Iloyey, aud Williams homes IN
our city
Mr. and Mrs. Roy wilkes and III.
tie son. Thomas Merlin. visited sab.
bath with MIS-. Nike's parents, Mi.
aud Mrs. a. j. LInders. Miss Jessi,
Boyd was also a guest at tie Landcrs
home, sabbath.
There has been quite good dea
Of sickness IN our town. Mrs. Chas
Mills has been quite III again. Miss
Geneyieve Turncy has been sick for
two weeks. Mrs. Ettinger il also ina
very feeble condition.
The revival meetings which are
being held at the BAPTIST church are
well attended. Tie peoples meeting
Sabbath had an unusually large At.
tendance, and was splendid meet.
Ing. What We need II more OF these
peoples" meetings TO broaden the
narrow, prejudiced mind 10 often
found In small places.
The NJ. T.. Sunday school, OF this
city, was very glad indeed to welcome
to their school, MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
Meyer, two very progressive and ef.
ilcient Sunday school workers. We
know kimsey Sunday school will miss
turm greatly, bu' What I, their loss
Is our gain. Mr.. and Mrs. Ieyer are
at home now to their many friends on
the George a llabac farm.
The SUNDAY school meeting held
IN our city last saturday, MARCH, -,
was not ~ we'll attended 10y Forest
CITY people a. l, should have been,
bu, Ne feel sure those who attended
felt fully repaid for the effort they
made, Some OF our people most vii.
ingly and gladly opened their beau,l
ful, comfortable homes to delegates
Miss Lola Landers entertained Misses
Row ena Pierce. Virginia Netherland,
and Josephine Murray. all u Oregon.
Mrs. viii Richardson entertained III
ward Thurman, county president:
Master Erie Pierce, Of Oregon; Chas
liitturil, Of 81. Joseph. and Misses
Ruth and Alice Mricf, Of Forbes.
Mrs, Arthur Gotten had a, hcr guests,
Misses Ethel Greene, Mabel Lukgns,
Grace Mcdonald, Of Oregon, Mr..
BIRDS guests We're Misses Ruth his.
singer Helen Srrman, Eth,l krrck,
oNiug TO the bad condition ~ thc
roads Mr. II Wilson was unable to
take ANYONE TO his pretty country
home. but he took Dr Emma Hack
anG Mr. Frank Green 10 the Atlantic
Hotel. II il too bad that more ui our
people did not make the effort 10 at
tend and entertain, An opportunity
thus missed " a blessing lost and
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Notice Of Meeting OF Owners OF
Real Estate Situate in Gosse,t.
Warner Drainage District

The stat. ~ Ni>Sruti To- William VI ,u,s.
SIT, WtubUid : t,u> ct. Harriet lv,s,'.
thttl,s liuHirs, \. " t,nks,N. Nrspi>tuu
MatWr. N,spa>itu Warner lN,y'utu ~ the
Last will nui Itust,v ~ the estate ~ tllftuu
" Nuur lb,'VAs,d. ,iuitu NNtuVt tlifiutt
VI Mafu,r NIs Niuifrrd " iuNdHll Mi~
MtrN 4. t'lsi. IIUnIN Mursit, ! u Michigan
Nttiuut. Wilson Martha I Wilson ,uats
,iinn aud Curator ~ Marion q Wilson, IN.
siuv, mud uil utlt't Iaisnn> UNuiU- ~ ri1iuIs
iUL w. avn rial estate situate Nliltu the
units und boundaries ~ ihu tt'ssvtt NHttUf
nfaiuHr" htdti,i DliIIilN.
Nuu viii h,iri,y take nuibT that un The
fth tlnN ~ February, i'ia u ,is'ut. ~ iurpra
utrIttuu ~ The i,t>sVit W utuUt Drainage
District NHs made aud entered ~ ryyutl 10y
thr ctr'uit court ~ Hot 'UurtN Missouri
aud IN conformity with tlv pru,isiuus ~ the
lev governing drainage districts hN Circuit
Counts uud IN pursuant To- the ditftlun> ~
tie ttrut Court ~ ~iiti rutts', tir uutlUrs
,isutti tlDtk ut th' tirut tuutt ~ lluli
County Missouri, h"t'N siN'> uuil,r that q
nrUtiug ~ th'. uNu'ts ~ teal estate uUd
other UnuppriN situate M said district NiIl tp'
hrld ~ he l,ttls, >giusii liuusr N ti, TuNu
ui Iurls, Holt ,,uuiN Mi>,uuii 80 the
10Th Ia, oi April. 1919.
~ 40, huur ~ two urlu'h T. ~ ttf the uu'-
p,s,. ~ 'uttiug 70 iuiri - IA" sup"iNi,',i>
h,r .iiu district
- NirNEs. r,Y hpud tud M, sea-
..tNt . ~ uur tuutf - ppf.,fu. Mi~suutI
~, ltii daN - Nii't. i"ir
3 \ IL NIINM
Z |yrh - thr ti''u,t i"urt 1T ii"it ''uuiN,
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