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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27

Bert Humphrey, the mail carrier
was united in marriage at the home Of
C. p. Anders in White River, last
Tuesday morning at 900 O'Clock to
Eva Frances Mesnard, Judge G. F.
Manson officiating. The many friends
of the newly wed couple join the Pio-
neer in wishing them a long and pros
perous happy welded life. Harry
Hight OF White River is carrying the
mail while the newly wed couple is
enjoying a honeymoon trip.
In letter received this week from
James Madison who proved up on a
homestead in Butte Valley last year,
he states that he soon expects to re-
turn to Mellette county with his fam,
lily and will make it his permanent
home. Their many friends here will
give thegn a hearty welcome.
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Thursday, August 10, LOO p. m


Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Langley, Farley
Hellekson, Mullen, Knodell.
1t was moved and carried that the
County Surveyor be instructed to
make the necessary survey for d road
to be opened, beginning at the S +
corner of Section 10, 4l-2S, and run.
ming from thence to the town of
White River.
Following claims were allowed:
L V Knowdell milage and per
diem q 00
w c Farley milage and per diem % SO
Hugh Mullen milage and per
diem 16 40
S r Langley milage and per diem Is 90
S r Langley milage and per diem
viewing roads IL %
Claim of Bert Humphrey for 1913 80
for 'shoyeling snow on mail route was
Langley voteing for; Kno-
dell, HSllekSon and Mullen against,
claim.
Petition was presented ,sfor bridge
across big White River south OF vi
Wan. and Commissioner Farley was
instructed to meet with the Lyman
county Board and find out what part
of the cost would be carried by the
Railroad Company, Lyman county
and the town of Vivian, and investi-
gate the probable cost to Mellette
county of building same.
Treasurer was authorized to cancel
Tax receipt No. l24I for 1913, to n:
A. Withrow, for '-S2 40 and refund
same, account same tax being paid
twice.
On motion Board adjourned until
Septimber 9Th, 1915. 900 IN.
c.. w. KERLIN, w. Z. FARLEY.
Auditor. Chairman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27
Thursday, August 10, 900 a. m.

Thursday, August l9, 900 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Langley, Farley
Knodell, Hellekson, Mullen.
Application of w. II. Hedrick for
appointment as Justice of the Peace
was submitted and approved, subject
TO filing suitable bond.
Renewal bond of Melette County
State Bank on bond No. 45670, for
S5O0O00 as County Depository, was
approved.
Following claims allowed:
y G Hewlett printing, advertis-
ing and supplies "a 10
Litchtield Lumber Co lumber for
culverts and bridges l5S 90
VIM Mcdonald balance due fill
ing in dam west OF White
River l6O 40
A Fl Boyd plastering and repair
ing chimney on court house OO
On motion Board adjourned until
100 p. m.
G. w. KERLIN, w. G. FARLEY,
Auditor. Chairman.
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Tuesday, August 18th, 900 a. m,

Tuesday, August 18th, 900 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Membees present: Farley, Langley,
.Knodell, Mullen.
Following changes madei s,
j P Fort lowered from 10000 to 10000
on No. 3 horses.
,Thos Gallagher. added two dogs,
changed two No horses to two
No 9 horses at 1900; four No 3
horses to five No horses at 1900;
six No cattle to fifteen No cat
tie at 1000.
CA Falk, Stromsburg, Nebraska, add
ed 10000 moneys.
CE Califf g. Son stricken off on ac-
count assessed in Tripp county,
$50 No. 8 cattle 22,000O0.
w K Root, stricken off on account as
sessed i'm Tripp county $50 No 8
cattle 100000.
Z + f Sinkler striked off on account as
sessed in Trip county, 9S No 6
{. cattle $4,000; three No. cattle
y. 1900. \, "a,
On motion Board adjourned until
Loo p. M.
, CIV. KERN, L. V. KNoDELL,
Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27

A deal was closed the first of the
week whereby Wood will have but
one pool hall for a time at least. Dan
UDonnell leased his pool hall to j.
T. Hooking and the latter took pos
session Tuesday. and the Eastman
pool hall is to remain closed for a
time at least. Dan O'Donnell expects
to move back to Nebraska on his
ranch in the near future and devote
his attention to the stock business.
Make will conduct his restaurant in
the pool hall as before, and he will
have much pleasanter place to dc
business.
We are in receipt of Circular No
42O issued by the General Land Of
fee at Washington showing the va.
cant land yet subject to entry in the
various states. From this pamphlet
we CLEAN that Uncle sam on the first
of July this year had total of 279,
544, ,494 acres of land still open fol-
entry in the various states, and 1884,
6O9 acres of this are located i'm South
Dakota, "a 1923 acres being located ir
Mellette county. Most of the vacant
land in this county is west of Whit,
River but there is still some vacan
land in the northeast part of the cour
ty bat it will probably all be takeI
up before the first ofthe year.
Boss Farmer Cordry informs u
that he is in receipt of a ccxcmunica
ton from the department stating tha
there will be no Indian payment mad
this fall as has been the custom il
he past.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27
Tuesday, August 18th, Loo p. m.

Tuesday, August 18th, LOO p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Langley, Farley,
Mullen, Knodell, Hellekson.
Following changes made:
C. Abourezk, lowered on stock of goods
from 3, $1,000 to l, 1900.
N Weaver set sec 30 1923 lowered
from 24OO to 1900; nwt sec 26 n-29
lowered from 1920 to l76O; net sec
q 4l-29 lowered from l76O to 122O.
Mary Hilliard set sec 1925 lowered
from 2340 to 1900.
John Peters building in White River
lowered from 400 to 300.
John Ham stricken from list account
not owned l Ne. 2 horse. 65 90
John Zickrick set sec 2l 1929 lowered
from 1866 to 1895; Sw4 sec % 43-2S
lowered from 1890 to 1850.
John n Dress Lots and 2and Ell mel
sec 6 4l-30 lowered from 24O0 to
1900.
Dick Manard stock of goods lowered
from 1000 to 700.
Chas Sharp No.7 cows lowered from
5 to 4 at 40 90.
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John Christianson sci sec 33 1921
structures $50 GO stricken from list.
Jerry KaskinS WI nw4 and n3 sw4 sec
20 40-2S added: 30 two year old cat
tie at 80 GO, 10 one year old cattle at
1000, 10 COWS at 40 %, ; No. 3 hor-
ses at 60 GO, l buggy ID CO. | wagon
10 90, harness 10 90, road poll 200,
school poll GO.
Alex Bordeaux, Sr., added 2OO2year
old cattle at 30 90, 100 | year old
cattle at 20 CO., money in bank g.
OOO0
One motion Board adjourned sine
die.
CIV. KERLIN, l.. V. KNODELT.
Auditor. Chairman
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presenting said petition, has been
duly and legally posted for twenty
days prior to this meeting at which
said petition is presented, now on mo-
tion of knodell that viewers be ap-
pointed to view said road, said Board
ID. l.. McLane, b. A. Olson
and Chas Hight to meet with said
Board today August Is, 1919 and to
qualify and act as viewers, motion be-
ing seconded and carried unanimous
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27
Commissioner Proceedings

Wednesday, August Is, 9:OO'a. m.
Board meU as Commissioners after
adjournment as Board of Equaliza-
tiOn.
Members present: Langley, Farley
Mullen, Hellekson, knodell.
The following claims allowed
f J Cummings Treasurer July
salary l25 90
Richard Jones, Register ofDeeds
July salary 85 As
c w Kerlin Auditor July salary 50 90
II f Gillespie deputy Auditor
July salary 5000
CT Manson County Judge July
salary Al 81
Fred C Kirch printing and ad-
vertising 7OO9
Nebraska Telephone Co rent and
tolls 9S5
Mitchell Publishing Co supplies
for court house 10 76
Arthur ZiehI road work 16 90
Henry Keller road work 53 90
Noble Wic&lund road work % 90
A G. MoorehouSe road work 90
Everett limerick road work 70
Neal limerick road work 3 10
JOIlu II hydu IOdu WOlh - U
Fred q Lewis road work 43 60
Fred O Lewis road work "a 90
Charles Leonard road work 2 90
Nj III Weed road work 63 90
w r Wilder road work 3S 40
Geo butcher road work 10 80
, Chas III Marshall road work ID 90
James r Wilder, road work 80 so
/ Ernest PatnOe road work - u so
Daniel Mullen road work 500
Frank Richardson road work 90
l. X Larson road work 60 60
Hodges Hardware supplies for
road 'overseers and court
house 40 %
| w + Keehn blacksmith work 10
Following juror certificate approved:
Win + Hasche March term 1915 l6 80
/ On motion board adjourned until
| LOO p. m.
&c. w. KERLIN, w. G. FARLEY
| Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27
Board of Equalization.

Monday, August 10th 1915, 1000 a. IN.
Board of Equalization met as per
adjournment.
Members present: Knodell, Farley.
Board adjourned for want of a quo
rum.
CIV. KERLIN. L. V. KNODELL,
Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27

Monday, August l9, 1915, LOO p. M,
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Farley, Langley
Knodell,
On motion Board adjourned until
300 a. m. Tuesday, August 18th, 1918
c. w. KERLIN, L. V. KNoDELL,.
Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27
u. s. Weather Bureau Report
For Week Ending august rs

Total precipitation from January
lst, 1915, to date, 24.39
Total precipitation for 1913 1886
Total precipitation for 1914, 1887.
FRED G.. KIRCH, Observer
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-08-27
Wednesday, August Is, LOO p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.

Members present: Langley, Hellek
son, Farley, Mullen, Knodel.
A satisfactory petition having been
presented to the Board asking that a
road be opened and maintained across
the S K of Section 20, 1929, and the
Board being satisfied that notice of
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HtIn Ntnhf@ Hmtfd n8f.
tHu asT ulilm Bet mi t.HsU6 la8
6tlb 0fteaM lsn5h .tH e. ou CEN
aatlif Bit6tfaanttfllW afrb8nt
Imit 8ustf eUmartu itiMn
#iHmmtf ntdl mtht au ittutta
.1h @tprbnh0t iumpii aut tas.
tmpfiBelihhe RitbtH iltm at 5m
9s~ugbtitn. itm gittti elltH tas.
g1lttlauo NIT al iiinm Nraiim
.uiuli 90 botm, tii It hds Biz
mobpJbtfnlt giuht gauuotr.
WISER beuie hieibi oO eritbntt
s6loi aus. Der iuuat 9yipa,so-
lent bpit i4luu attm Die WuAt.
ou iiniteEm Gauoiflft ls1i ib.
ibm bstltmmeuo aui bic 8ruii. 81.
giaubi 81 rfiidm
SIT u ttH Gbrloitr, Gin @srrd
ter am neutihtu 9dttrlunte2 Gr.
Der tsinen ansmbIid g%t5auberi. ben
uniuerFtaiEitubl NIT Der WOfis 8u
Drtauihen. als Geundlanb feline
56bus rief!2 6dtte nidt ieoer on,
osre in isiner Gage btuie geHau 10
gtbanoeIt2
Riot ous fsiuolits Jeusr Bat sr
6tsber gsfurtttt, tiibn 1T sr i'm
bihteitn 8ranatenrsssn tets oraui
losgeftirmt, gtpas gang anosrss
1T e, nobOr er ge5angt, isitosm isiu
4sgimsut mad BEN Often nbtom.
manoiert norosn iii.
Span pittronic3 - Der Jreuno,
nit BEN er Die frObIiGen Stubens
teniabre in 5sibelberg. feline &C,
mitIids 8uoe, ia, ben IeBtsn Gros
iden geteilt. sr 1T oas Shredgss
ipenit, nas ab unO an, mitten in
Der iubelnben Siegeslnufba6n, Dor
inn auftau4t. Qber Damit 6at er
ss tets NIT einem ibsrIsgensn Ga
6eln gebannt. Ss mar ia 9looFnn
heller l1niinn, baB bel ben Miaios
men BON rufiiihsn 9ruppeH, bei Der
a~usgebebnten 8ampfesfront gerabe
Der oIs aeIsrpeoifi3isr militdrpFli9s
tigs 5reunb ibm zines 5ages gsgsns
ii6ertreten folte. 60 tiidiih, lpI
grauiam toEuts Der 3ufaa nint IsinI
llnb boh-beute mar Das 5ur9ts
bare geiaeRn.
Stunbenlang bate iein Regiment
i'm deuer geIegsH. I'm bic gepeguns
gen Der Qrtiaerie 81 beden. Damn
mar Is gum 4abtampf gefommen.
nit marteri4itterubem !6urra tuas
ren ie gegen ben 5einb angeitiirmt.
ST, tpie Itets, elmer Der erIten. 9a
mar inn bas Dounernbs 9urra pl0Bs
ltd in Der ae5le iteden geblieben,
Der urn nit oem srbobenen 9aip-
nett troftIos berabgefunteu.
Span gietropic3 Das paren
feline Qlgeu, bic ibm ba Doa aamps
ftsieuer entgsgeuIobsrtsn. Das mar
fem fdmoIes, energiIa gsi6nittsnes
9eidt gegen psldes sr foebsH bic
Boffe ge3idt.
Sine Getunbe nar 6atten fe I'd
gegsniiber geitanben. Der anbert
bate i'm mobL ni6t einmal err
tannt. Qber bisie nin5ig tleins
Setunbe bate gsniigt, einen RieIens
berg Don SeeIenpein nnb @eniFenss
not in 8ernbarOs Snnern auf5u,
tirmen.
VI pdffe Den 6elnD gelnont, er
bate feline mititdriIde pflidt psrs
leBt! Den Geinb2 Der Jreunb
mar e BOD, iein Iiebiter, erprobtss
fer. bate ct oenn anDers banbeln
t0nnen2 Nein = nein - BAG Qas
terlaHo tonnts iol9 Elm Dpfer BON
SeI6itosrIeugnung niat DON inn
O%erlangsnl
aber bonn. nls Der S6Ia6ttas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-12
Hie rritrn 0anuntn in N%ran6tnbnra

3umeit glaubt nan. 0ob Ois Be-
pobner ser Wiart 9ranotnbutg aas
noien erft stnnen lernten, ais Der
erfe SobensoIer Der g~nrg9raf bon
Qarr9erg, nit Der gfaulen 9rete" in
bic Uldrt fam. Sn0eien famen iaOn
por0em aanonen in Der mart sur Qns
Denoung, uno 5lpdr ideiHt oiss i'm
Sabre 1891 gum eriteG moIe Der SAD
qelDeieH al isin. Der 0amdlige Cans
0esaautmaun Der Wlart QippolD BON
8reoon beFano fi9 I'm ariege nit
Dem Grsbilhof pon Wagoeburs unO
3og Dor bos an Der 6nbeI belegene
SmIoB MlilDfp, Inn es gu belagern.
8eionDers Ioaten Jpn babel 3fDei aas
nonen ober, pie man tie onmals in
Der Mart mamie, 9onnerbi9ien, Die
nit beoeuten6en Soften angeI9afft
paren, unteritiibeu, un6 tie purben
aufgeiteIt, iobalo man Die Geite eingss
IIdLpHen hate.
Gb man Ihon bamals cine art
9dtterie gebaut. TT niht ou5unebmsH.
Die 3iemlid betrddtIi6e Munition
fparo nit elmer 9altenlage umgeben
unb beoedt, bic @ef4iiBe aber oabors
geiteIt. gan oieIer AufItellung parb
0ds Qaben Der giihjen in @eoens
mart dler 6serfiibrer nit ben n0tis
gen 9sbsten uno GeierIi4teiten Dors
geuommen, nobel pabri9einIi9 Die
R06re Bis sur Miinoung bolIgspfrOpft
tpuroe. Dis bieIe Qlrbsit psrri6tet
mar, madte ismano oon ben Seerflbs
rem ben 8ori4Iag, auf einen naben
5igel gu ge6en, I'm lie Dirtrng Der
gefdofe pon bort better beoba9ten
5u t1nnen. 0as mar elm Slid In
Rem ungIiit, oas 1Gneu genug foIgs
.e. Denn ais bic 6errsn duf Dem
| 6iigel aHgelangt iparen. ri6tete Der
8i1ienmeiIter cine Der Donner6ii9s
fen uno brannts oos @ei4iB ab.
Die 6eerfiibrsr bepunberten Den
Small, ober unmitteltdr odrauf folgte
aud Elm 3lpeiter arad), einigs Sitter
tpur0en 3u goben gsporfsn, anbern
bic Seine bonn aopf gerihen, in Der
Cuff tan5ten 8alten, 9ugeIn, 8afs
ZEN umber. un0 f9aubernO iub man
Iogar einsslne @lieber bon Mleniden
aus Der Cuff our Grbe fallen. Sine
gepaltige 3ampFpolte biiate Die gons
3e Gbene Gin, uno ais oieie ii9 pers
I3ogen bate, fparen ris @eidiiBt, Der
WunitionsIhubpen unb bic 8eoies
nungsmannidaften perldDlnOer, anh
0a3u mar unter ben anoeren cine beils
lcfe 9eripirrung Dor Sdred s%ntItans
ben. mas iid bic 8eIogsrtn i4nea
Ourd eineu Qusfnu 3unuBe mnhten.
Die Mdrter erlitteu cine ~oonitdnoige
RisOsrlags. 2ippoIo pOH 9rsoOp ielblt
parb gefangtn.