The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-01-14

Fred Samuelson "a. r. Panchot
c. F.Herbert j. w stromWall
Outer Madison a. Rudisell
&C. G.. Carlson Archie Cone
j. Lind Gust Nvstrom
Gust Moline II. T.. Bemis
Fred Lewis Glen Oliver
q Van Reissigheim Frank Ballow
Henry Beckman w E. POsley ~
r. S. Stanchfield Otto Engstrom
IL. Anderson Toney Atkinson
The following claims against the
county were audited and allowed in
amounts as follows:
p. Nelson & Co., supplies for
Christ Holm. 1913
e. Nelson & Co., supplies for
Mrs. Wheeler Veal. "A. ~
r. Nelson & Co.. supplies for
j.. Reed -. 5.62
VIM: Lipp, supplies for Thos.
DeJarlais, 3 mos. 5000
Is. Long, pair of shoes for
Mrs. Christ Holm ... 100
W. 81. Ferrell & Co., fuel for
Mrs. Cahill and Christ
HOlm ........... 5.OO
McIlhargey Hdwe. Co., 2
cords of wood for ]. B.
Eeeu :.-...... $50
Galley Lbr. Co., fuel. for Mrs.
Cahil], J. B. Reed and G.
Holm ......... 2l.O0
G.. A. Jack, medicine for
Christ Holm. 1925
Ole Hanson, taking care of
Christ Holm. 37.25
Eda Henschel, taking care of
Mrs. Paul Johnson. 3.l5
Bell Williams, taking care of
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell. 1900
Evens HdWe. Co., hardware
and supplies for poor farm 77.47
Princeton Lbr. Co., lumber
and flooring for poor farm sos
McIlhargey Hdwe. Co., hard
ware and supplies for
poor farm. .............. 28.ll
Galley Lbr. Co., 6 storm sash
for poor farm. ...... 500
Slater & Lindgren, electric
wiring at poor farm. .... 1000
Paul Lindgren, electric wir-
ing at poor farm. ...... 800
Frank HenscheI, bran and
feed for poor farm. ....... l7.25
Farmers Coop. Gre. Co.,
flour and feed for poor Z
farm. .................. ~. 20
Ben H. Ware, blacksmith
work for poor farm. .... 3.75
Oscar Lunberg, extra work at
poor farm. ................. 31.OO
0. G. Johnson. incidental ex-
penses of poor farm over
- seer. .................. S.ZU
VIM. Almquist, conveying
Mrs. Sahlberg to county
poor farm. ........... 500
e. A. Ross & Son. coffin,
robe and box for Peter "
Hanson ................. 1900
F. G.. Cater, per diem and
mileage, poor farm COM -.
mittee ............... 500
Ole H. Ug]em, per diem and
mileage, poor farm COM
g. IulGGee. -. ........ $50
Carl Sholin, per diem and
mileage, poor farm COM
mlGGee. .......... $40
Miller Davis Co., office sup
pl!eS ........ 4.65
Free-Press Pig. Co., office
supplies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. It's
Louis F. Dow Co., office sup -
The Fritz-Cross Co., Office
seou sHRgl! 3: B. & Ptg: Co..; 81. Is
Office supplies. 4l.47
W. G; Doane, days on board
Robert H. King, 3 days on -
board Of audit. 900
J. F. Warren, per diem and
mileage as member of
board of audit. 1900
Oscar Erickson, procuring
general election ballots.
Greenbusli. 800
F. W. Miller, procuring gen.
eral election ballots,
South Harbor. ........... 200
August Anderson, procuring
general election ballots,
A. E. Allen & Co., supplies GOV
for court house. gu
Galley Lumber Co., storm sash
for court house. $50
Evens Hdwe. Co., hardware
and supplies for court
Elbridge Anderson, carpenter
repair work at court
house ...,........... -. 400
Mrs. A. Umbehocker, ice for
court house for year 1914 ATS
Princeton Village, electric
lights and mdse. for
court house. It's
Tri-State T. & T. Co.,
'phones and tolls for No
vember, 1914 10. 70
Rural Telephone Co., phone
rent and tolls for Oct,
Nov. and Dec, 1914 4.66
Guy Ewing office rent for
year 1914 $500
Chas. A. Dickey,, justice fees,
State VS.. Ed Kaliher.. 5.45
Chas. A. Dickey, justice fees,
State VS.. j. w. Gilkson. 4.55
6. ~. Carr, justice fees,
State VS.. Noovsel and
Kauser ..........:....-. 1856
Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, State VS.. A. l..
Bcaley .... 1900
Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penSes, State VS.. A. Il.
Braley. .................. 400
Harry Shockley, she1iff's ex-
penses. State VS.. j. W..
Gi1kSOn. ..........E...... 16.OO
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