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Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29
Made It Warm.

II got coid supper when i went home tonight, and you bet I kicked about it.
 Did that do any gOod?" ''Well. my wife made it warm for
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29
Charm of PrahoNa.

No traveller who has visited Rou- mania returns without praising the wonders of Prahova. Here. after one has passed the heights of Predeal, is a charming valley in the midst of for ests, of great rocks and spouting wa ters. The landscape evokes recollec- tions of Switzerland, with architecture that recalls the orient. Azuga, Bustena, are seated on the bank of tumultu- ous river. Farther away is Sinaia. The court and the Roumanian aristocracy have built in this delightful valley their summer homes. There are no large hotels. All that made life at Bucharest is taken by summer so- journers to the shadows offered by Prahova and its sweet freshness. Near Sinaia the valley widens and Campina appears. the chief city of the coal lands and of the salt mines. Ami mals that are at liberty assemble about a block of salt to lick it, for salt, like petroleum, is everywhere.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29

One of the most common of errors is that of confusing happiness with the means of happiness, sacrificing the first for the attainment of the second. --T ackV
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29
The Vanity In Man.

The Vanity In Man. There are men who don't mind being kicked blue if they can only be talked about.-George Eliot.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29

Explained. Willie-Pa, what is "cafe de 1uxeT' Pa-About 10 per cent cafe and 90 per cent looks.-Life.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29
Mount Etna.

Mount Etna is one of the great vol canoes of the earth. In size it would cover the entire metropolitan district of New York and the surrounding counties. It's height is 11,OOO feet above sea level. AS to its power, one of its eruptions some centuries ago killed S0,O0O people, which is probably more than Vesuvius has ever done in all it's existence as a volcano, not ex- cepting the great eruption of 70 A. D., which destroyed the cities of Hercula- neum and POmpeii. AS to its beauty, It is teeming with life, animal and vegetable, and is snow covered one half the year. The other half it is bare to its very summit.
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Mrs. Nell Fleming came from Texas
Monday afternoon for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ROntzang
Miss Helen Tinker was over from
Dunlap Sunday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Bramson autoed
over from Dunlap Sunday for visit
in the II. H. Sturgis home.
Rev. Mahood stated from his pulpit
Sunday evening that he considered
the Denison chautauqua, with the eX-
ception OF Lead City, and Waterloo
the best in the middle west and urged
his congregation to attend. He es-
pecially recommended the first two
days and says Miss Catherine Ridge
way is the best on the chautauqua
platform.
Mrs. Roy Richardson left Thursday
for Lake Geneva, Wis, where she
will make her future home.
Miss Bertha Smith of Grinnell, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. j. Turner.
Miss Bertha Thomson has been en-
PERTAINING Miss Daisy Irwin, OF EN-
metsburg and Miss Genevieve Daley OF
Britt, as house-guests. The young
ladies were college friends and the
four left Monday morning for Sioux
City where they will camp few days
at Crystal lake.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs went
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DEFORE We have pie recipe lets
~ have good pie crust, as the best
pie filling ever made can be ruin
cd by poor, tough or soggy crust: One
cupful -four, heaped; oae-half level tea
spoonful buliug powder. one saltspoor-
full salt, one-fourth cupful lard, one
fourth cupful butter. Mix baking pow
der, salt and -four together, rub In lard
and butter till fine and dry like meal.
Mix to stiff paste with very cold or ice
water, This makes tender; crispy
crust. II. baked quickly and thorough
~ it is as little harmful to digestion as
uny pastry can possibly be- II a daky
crust is desired put in only the lard.
Pat and roll out to one-third inch
thick, dot with the butter, dust on
-four and fold in thirds; pat and roll
out again. dot with remainder OF but
ter and roll up like jelly roll. Cut
from the end and proceed as In ordt-
nary pun pastry. .>: -- ..r,.1
Transparent Fie.-For pastry take
one cupful -four, one-half cupful lard,
one-fourth teaspoonful salt: mix with
ice water. Line pan with pastry. add
a layer of fruit, butter or jam Of any
flavor desired; then a layer Of mixtures
made of yolks Of three eggs beaten
very light with one-halt cupful of
sugar aud one-half cupful melted but
ter. Bake we'll. Add meringue made
OF beaten whites and sugar. Brown in
quick oven, and it Is rich and delicious.
Apple Meringue PIE. - Pare, slice.
stew and sweeten ripe, tart and juicy
apples. Mash and season with nutmeg
or stew lemon peel with them for
flavor. Fill crust aud bake till done.
Spread over the apple thick meringue
made by Whipping to froth' whites Of
three eggs for each pie. Sweeten with
three tablespoonfuls OF powdered sug-
ar, flavor with vanilla. beat until It
will stand alone and, cover pie three7
quarters Of an inch thick. Set back in
quick oven till well set andneat
cold. In season substitute peaches for
apples. .-'ttaa.as 80
Cream Pie.-The easiest way to make
cream pie Is to Use whipped cream.
The crust Is first baked and covered
with a layer OF jelly: then this ia COW
cred with layer Of whipped cream
and sweetened to taste. Sometimes
milk is boiled and sweetencd and
thickened with little cornstarch and
then added to the layer Of Jelly. sprin-
kle powdered sugar over the top aud
then serve cold.
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Official Publication

Denison, Iowa, Wednesday, May. %,
1917. J f NSF : 49, /
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m,
called to order by Chairman Hagge.
Members all present.
Minutes of Tuesday. May %, 1917,
were read and on motion approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows: w.
The Boys Store. groceries for
Mr.. White, puarantined for
Tie Boys store, groceries for
Jerome Slechta, Guaranteed
fer small poX ..... ........ 1878
Phi. \. Schlumberger, medicines
for Mr.. White, quarantined
Grau Drug CO., medicines for
Jerome Slechta. quarantined
DR.. A. ii. Rosburg, medical at
tentiOn for Jerome Slechta, .
quarantined for small poX.... $3.50
City of Denison. rent for pest
+ house for Mr.. White, uuaran-
tined for small poX ........ 1900
Wm Isggers. seed corn>for coun-
ty farm Observation-Disclosures. 800
A. q. schoenjahn, dragging coun. O.,
Asa ZONES dragging county
ROADS .. 35
VIM. Quandt. dragging county
ROADS 1Zo3
Metropolitan Supply Co.. sup
plies for treaSurer'S office. 800
Telegraph Herald. supplies for
auditors office .............. 1890
Solomon Furniture Co., supplies
and repairs for court house. $50
Henry I. Roeh. repairs for court.
mouse G.UV
T.. II. Cochran, premium of in
Surance at county home ...., 1890
s. II. Miller building and repair
ing bridges ..............!. 45l50
S. II. Miller. digging ditch under
bridge $50
n. a. Schulter. labor ana mater
ial for tool box for road level
err 100
On motion the claim OF Dr. Garner
TO the amount Of $500 was rejected
Board adjourned at II o'clock noon,
sine die. f''
,..a.,t~ P. ]. PORTZ, !
{ '-''% - tft Auditor.
HANS HAGGE. 90
' ost. .'.,'t Chairman =
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state vs.. W. p. Fishei -. go
e. Fl: Baber. witness in case
state vs.. w. l.. Fishel ...... go
d. +. Bremser, witness in case
state VS.. w. f. Fishel ..... go
J. Turnland, -witness in case
state vs.. w. r. Fishel -. go
state VS.. w. T. Fishel ... go
W. H. Rule, witness in case
state VS.. w. t. Fishel 80. 60
John Edwards, witness in case
l.. c. Hatch. J. p. transcript in
Thos. $lunsey 4 w. r.. Dow,
Constables in case state VS..
Herman Grill, estimate on the
construction of bridge ..... 1,15G. 0C
Deloit Bridge Co., construction
of concrete culverts ....... 1.10I.1 )
S. II. Miller, building and re-
pairing bridges .......... 454.l0
Il. IL. Foderberg. repairing brid-n & !
geS :.....,. 800, :,:..,:,.:r. $50
lumber ..........;... .*..yL.'.}t 27.OG
d. Harrington, unloading bridge t., Ill
lumber ..........,.... 24.GO
Bert Leeper, construction OF
w temporary bridge . .:.;:;.. 300
bridges ....,.....1.... ... 55.G2
j. G. Nelson, hauling lumber 1900
lake Ehrke. building bridge. $50
o. w. Nelson. bridge materials 1890
VIM. Nehls, taking out and plac-
Fred RAIN damages to crop
and fences on account of the
construction of culvert ..... 1000
Fort Dodge Culvert Co.. corra-
west Side Town. for culverts
Baiie e R rod CO., mdse ' for 'S'00
Mrs r. HirSch. poor per-
Bale Broderson Co.. mdse for
Bale Brodersen Co.. mdse. for
Herman Siemers, poor per-
Mercy Hospital. charges, charges for ''''
Aug. Thielman. poor person 23.70
A. c: Keller house rent for Mrs.
Will Dickinson, a poor person 1000
w. II. Corey. for taking care Of
the body of William LANCE.
by order of the county coro-.
G. " F. G: K ,::; ,m md; for Mrs: 1000
Rrpmap,, "a poor person 49,. 1851
Moritz Dethlefsen. rerairins -
Moritz ne,nlersen Repairing, 'O
4. 'S n Fsff Ss4 baifSl man conn: 1870
ty, road hSysteiii't'i 475O
W. r. shipmanIGrepairing per- I
manent road grades .......: f,164.95
r.. }. Wilson, construction of
permanent road grades 80. Sl.39
ThoS. Carey & Sons. cOnstruc-
ton OF road grades . 3,078.40
Ed. Wilson repairing county
road ............... 22.OO
r. B. Zieg Mfg Co., road drage $500
Bert Leeper. repairing county
roads ............ $3.50
Emil Miller, dragging county
roads ......... ........... 45.5O
Abel Bergiund, dragging county
roads ...............I $3.50
las. ORoyle, dragging county
roads ................ 2l75
Lou Bohnsack, dragging county
roads ................. 14.25
T.. w. Timm, refund Of erron-
eOus assessment. 1916 ...... 5l.72
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to Denson Thursday evening to put
on the installation work for the new
officers. ,..-.l.a 80 q
Mr.. and Mrs. O. e. Haakinson and
son, Lloyd, were fishing in Blue Lake
| Tuesday. ~
Miss Grace Rolf was shopping at
Sioux City Thursday.
Miss Edith Schelm returned from
an eight weeks visit with her friend,
Mrs. Chas. Armstrong at Waterloo,
| Thursday evening.
Mrs. MahoOd and daughter, lean and
Miss Jessie Marshall autoed to LIE
Mars Friday.
The girls of Ruth Mahoods Sunday
school class of the NJ. E. church on
| Wednesday morning about 6 O'Clock
| could be seen with baskets and buck
cts vending their way towards Mar,
shalls grove. II you could have seen
them an hour, later. when they were
busy preparing their breakfast with
the keen appetites their walk had CIV
| en- them, you would have known they
would enjoy the meal as only girls
can, when out for a good time. Later
| they discovered they had enough food
left for another meal, so made an all
day picnic Of the hike. 1t is needless
to say they returned in the evening,
tired but happy girls.
The M. f., ladies' aid held an ice
cream social Friday evening OH the
Fl. Fl. Sturgis lawn. A good crowd
was in attendance and neat sum
realized for the church.
Mrs II. Silver and little daughter,
Caroline of Des Moines, came Tues
day for visit in the Passman home.
Mr.. VIM. Noxal left Saturday for
| Chicago to take electrical treatments
in the hopes Of getting relief from his
illness
Mrs. Geo. Schelm has purchased
the house recently owned and vacated
| by Mrs. Betty Van Denver.
Mrs. Sophia Koch left Tuesday for
her home in Gam Valley, s. Oak. af.
ter a good visit, with her people in
and around Charter Oak.
Misses Anna and Alberta Cook, of
Mapleton came Wednesday for visit
in the S. B. Lyon home. =, ,.4l.
Mr.. w. II. Alley and son, Roger,
err her grandmother, Mrs. Stickel,
and Miss Bertha Smith, drove up from
Grinnell in their car last week for a
visit They returned on Wednesday
morning. @'
Mrs John Sanders returned Mon
day evening from her stay in the
hospital in Sioux City much improved
in health.
The camp fire girls met Friday az
ternoon at the home of their guardian,
Mrs. g. J. Citizens and did Red Cross
work. o.,
Miss VALERIE Cobb, of. Correction
vile, spent the week with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Granberg
Miss Agnes McGrath came down
from Mapleton Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with her friends in the
Oak 81 tEs,
MIR. and Mrs B. l.. Wright and fam
lily left Sunday morning for an outing
at Lake View. h. .s.t
Mrs. l.. c. Kirkpatrick returned
from visit with her people in Battle
Creek Saturday. >#' ~ ~
Mr.. G. c. Cooper shipped carload
of chickens to Chicago Saturday night.
Misses Bertha and Sophia Thomson
were Sioux City; visitors Monday. @
Mr.. A. F. Barber was transacting
business in Manila Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Davis and daughter, Haz.
| Ell returned Sunday afternoon from a
visit with Mrs. Schlie at Kenwood.~
Miss Anna Sondregaard came from
her home in Thornton Wednesday
morning for a weeks visit with her
friend, Miss Fac Coin.
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A'<~v M'.f~~>l
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There 10
only one way 10 cure catarrhal deafness,
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused BY an In.
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube When this tube IL
perfect hearing. and when II 10 entirely
closed Deafness ts the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
reatored to tta' normal condition, hearin.
Will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
den mess are caused by catarrh, which IL
an inhamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces. HalFS Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Dea fness that csnnos
he cured by Halle Catarrh Medicine. CIR.
cularo free. All Druggists. 75c
y-r7 y. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
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USE ALIENS F0OT-EASE,

The antlseptlc powder 70 De snhkeH 1uEo tno
shoes and sprinkIed in the foot bath II you
want rest Ind comfort for tired, aching. swo!-
len, sweating feet, use Aliens Foot-Ease; It
prevents blisters, sore and callons spots; just
the thing for Dancing Parties. and for Breaking
troops at the front Sold everywhere. 2sc: Don't
accept any substitute. Trial package FKEE'
Addrsss, Allen s. Olmstsd, LIE Roy n. 7.
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J. w. MONAGHAN. =.

Resolved by the board of supervi-
sors of Crawford county Iowa. meet
ing as a board of equalization, that
the assessments of the various town
ships, cities and towns in Crawford
county, Iowa, as returned by the as
SCISSORS for the year 1917 be. not,
changed. .N'
y Board adjourned at 5 O'Clock p. m.,
to meet Monday, June 25, 1917, at 10
o'clock a. m. n>j4Hf.
P. j. PORTZ, ~.
Auditor. I'll
it HANS HAGGE, .
Chairman.
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The people who kick about the hot
weather are usually the same ones
who few weeks ago kicked about the
late spring.
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A good many from here enjoyed
Sunday at Lake View. Those who
went are: Mike Clinton, Emil Bur
miester. Paul Schoening. Henry Hast,
Harry Burmiester. viii Johnson, Mike
Greeder, Fred Hast. George Ruch, Hen
ry Steckelberg, George Jedele. Pete
Greeder, Fred Lueck, Charley Jedele.
Mike Spack. Mrs. Dieber and Richard
Weiss and family,
Miss Sally Jedele is spending this
week with her brother, Charley Jedele.
Mrs. Robert Short and children Wis
tied few days the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Scheuermann.
Miss Vera remaining for a longer Wis
it. Iu, btr OLE Ei-il'a
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Walworth are
the happy parents of nine pound
''hv girl, born to them on Saturday
July IA. Mother and babe are doing
nicely. -1s7 3"i tr''. f "'>'. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Luck spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Poleske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Spack and Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Jedele spent Friday
evening with Henry ScAeuermann and
wife.
Mr.. Dean Hahn came from Dalton,
Nebr., for visit with Ills sister, Mrs.
Bert Walworth lie says the crops
there are looking fine and that they
all like their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheuermann
Snndayed with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Dillavou.
Foster Hahn came ont and got &C.
quainted with his new niece Saturday.
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Denison, Iowa, Monday, June II, 1917.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
Of supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m.,
called to order by Chairman Hagge.
Members all present.
Minutes of Thursday, June Z. 1917,
were read and on motion approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows: T.
Geo. w. Condor, road work :. 1922
Geo. w. Condor, permanent road
work ......s...... 522.1O
w. Il. Shipman, permanent road
work .................. 1,21125
work 49,. ,1,ss2sa
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In spite of all the fly swatting,
there are still enough left to fill the
currant buns with.
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The theory of some places on how
to get their share OF automobile bust
ness. is to make the streets SO poor
that it will take the motorists all
day to get through.
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However, no one has predicted that
the coming generation would rather
do, its own fighting than pay interest
bills. .....
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SeS III engineers office ~ z
John kWapi SZeSki, domestic ami
NAL claim ............ ....... 1900
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon
to meet at 100 o'clock p. m.
81. ... Sc. Afternoon Session ...-
Board met at 100 O'Clock p. m.
Members all ,present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows: s-s-. t'''
NJ b. Jones. assisting in engi-
neer's office ....,. ........... $3.50
Geo. staley. assisting in engi-
neer's office .............. 1888
r. Wygant. assisting in engi- =.
A. X. Romans, livery and ASSIST
ing in engineers office ...... 6A.6h
Eugene Dietzgen Co. supplies
for engineers office ........ 1922
American Blue Print Co., sup
plies for engineers office -. 20.Ol
Aug. Limbrech raising and '"
taking down flag daily as, per f't'
agreement with the board OF j.
supervisors ............ h.t
Gus Koch, fixtures and repairs
at court house and Jail ...... ha.3 3!
Trustees and clerk Washington
township. meetings .......... 32.00
Leslie pruter wolf bounty . $500
G. w. Smith, meals for Jurors. $50
Bert Tomlinson. livery and as
sisting in engineers office :. 1898
c. J. Bohnsack, committee SEES
sion and mileage ....... 52.45
p. J. PortZ. gopher bounty paid 1870
r. N Olry, expenses visiting
schools ..... ......... 6Il'
J. W. Monaghan. for office ex-
W. g. Kahier, expenses in state ."
cases and for office expenses
and repairs ............... 1900
L. G. Hatch. supplies for treas
urer's office ............... 100
Hammond 4 Stephens Co. sup
IL t'nr int n % x,f-
Acres, Biiackmar 4 CO., supplies
for auditors office ......... 1000
j. 3. Romans, supplies for court
house Observation-Disclosures. 2O.95
Mrs. Aug. Limbrecht, laundry
for court house ............ 3.35
r. M. Wilcox, laundry for
100 court house 20
Fisher & Gray. materials and re-
pair work at court house 1914!
A. G. Greene, night-watch court
house .'.... 500
w. A. Cramer, money advanced
for repairs for recorders Of
flee ............. 80
G. l.. Casweil. board proceed
ingS, road reports and notices 1906
G. l.. Caswell, supplies for coun-
ty offices ;,.....;......... 1lo.75
DehisOn Herald, board proceed
ings, road reports, notices and
supplies .................. 12s.ss
Thos. Ahart, trustee Union twp. 500
Frank Green, witness in case
State VS.. w. T.. Fishel 800. 60
r.. Baber, witness in case state
VS.. w. f. Fishe ..... GO
DR.. Potter. witness in case state
VS.. w. l.. FiShel ............ 60
Mrs. LESSEE Howorth. witness in
case state VS.. W. T. Fishel :. co
Geo. Talcott, witness in case
. state VS.. w T. Fishel -. 60
Mrs. NJ. G. Virgins witness in "
case state VS.. w. Il. Fishel go
ThOs. Rae, witness in case state
VS.. w. L. Fishel ............ go
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Clerks Report Of Fees Collected
herewith respectfully report that
have collected and turned over to
the county treasurer the sum OF 1884,
as fees collected during the months OF
April and May. 1917, as follows
Collected during April, 1877. 4l9 q
Collected during May. 1917 ll4.2a
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tract OF May %, 1917, was approved.
On motion the official bond of Fred
J. Petersen for CLERK Of Otter Creek
township was approved.
Board adjourned at o'clock p. M,
to meet Thursday. June z, 1917, at
10 o'clock q. m. 40. -
p. J. PORTZ,
/ ..- .. ..-.-t.. Auditor.
h HANS HAGGE,
/, Chairman.
Denison Iowa, Thursday. June Z, 1917.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at IL o'clock noon,
called to order by Chairman Hagge.
Members all present
Minutes Of Monday, June 4, 1917,
were read and on motion approved.
Board adjourned at noon to meet at
1870 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session
Board met at l: 80 o'clock m
Members all present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Martin Nehls. committee, ses-
sion and mileage ........... 1880
John Holland. committee, $685.
sion and mileage .......... 1886
Fl. c. Hollis. committee, session
and mileage ......... 2OlO
C. J. Bohnsack. committee, ses-
sion and mileage ............ 17.70
Hans Haggs, committee, session
and mileage ............ 1866
Aug. Limbrecht. help hired at
court house ........... go
VIM. Brandt, repair work at
Jail ....:: ....... $50
i'e s,,Ho,i.s T. ,du o nept'i i,snt ana
Jail ALPHABETICALLY ' ''o''. az. e11a
John Kott. for decorating Jail 3O4O
Matt rarroet Sons Co., sup
T wi W VI lives ;... 1872
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A. w. Stegeman repairing o.oo
Farmers Lumber Co. bridge ,,Eoo
Geo W. Condor, hauling ana o,o
placing cast iron culverts llo''"
Herman Grill, estimate on the ,oo o.
construction of bridge 49,. z'4o''-f
Andrew DOZark, hauling lum- . az
Der and repairing bridge -. ~
Geo W. Condor, road work 3,3''.Z'
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock noon
to meet at 1870 O'Clock p. nj.
Afternoon Session
Board met at 1:30 o'clock p. m. :
Members all present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
{. j. Bohnsack. committee, SEES. ~
sion and mileage ....... lt.4V
John Holland. committee, SEES
sion and mileage ....... l4.lV
Martin Nehls, committee, SEES
sion and mileage ........ ib.lo
II. G. Kolls, committee, session
anl mileage ..'....... l4.l'
Hans Haggs, committee, session -o
and mileage ............... l'.ao
G. l.. Caswell, supplies for the
county offices .........: I"o.5'
r. J. Porte, gopher bounty and
express paid ............. ll.4V'
l.. G. Hatch, supplies for engi- -ro
neers office ............. S.oV
Denison Hospital and Sanator-
ium hospital charges for Mrs. o, h.,
Geo Schradcr ............ ZOG.Oo
Ethan Crane, dragging county .,
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WARRANTS ISSUED BY AUDITOR
Between SESSIONS

II. T.. McCracken, for assessing .
Nishnabotny township ....... 1900
Harry NJ. Clark. salary for May 900
Aug Limbrecht. salary for May 7200
F. n. Olry, salary for May 49,. 1850
Anna Flynn. salary for May. $3.50
W. H. Kahler salary for May 1898
John j. Costello, salary for May $500
II. J. Cummings, salary for May 1898
l.. 3. Romans, salary for May $500
w. A. Cramer, salary for May 1866
Frank Faul. salary for May 1890
j. w. Monaghan, salary for May 1866
John G. Hugg. salary for May 1890
Louie EXers, salary for May. 141.66
p. J. PORTE, salary for May go. l4l.86
H. Mccain, petit juror . 1850
NJ. l.. Collins, salary for May :. 1900
II. =. Fishel. salary for May. 1880
+. s.. Currie, salary>fOr May. 1000
John Biackman, salary for May $3.50
May 49,. 5000