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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-08-22
Lake Eden Notes

Mahlon Tillotson's family are in camp
at B. B. Blake's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Morson and son of
st. Johnsbury are visitors at Welikeit.
II. A. Smalley and family have closed
their camp and returned to Morrisville.
Mrs. DR.. Stevens and daughter we're at
their cottage short time the past week.
Homer Barro VS. of Johnson was week
end visitor of his family at Bay View cot
tage.
Editor L, II. Lewis and friends from
New York City were visitors at the Lake
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley from Glover were
visitors at the Fuller cottage the first of
the week.
Roger Blake from Plattsburg, who is
visiting his parents, was a caller at the
Lake Friday.
Mr. Tinker from Irasburg, who was a
few days with his daughter at Crescent,
has returned home and a sister of Mrs.
Leyenberger is at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Adams of West
Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. George Virgins
and Mrs. Myrtle Burroughs and daugh-
ter of Browington, were recent guests of
their cousin, Mrs. Truman Kinds.
The Boy Scouts from Albany, under
the care of Scout Master Rev. Craig, ar
rived at an early hour Monday morning
and are apparently very happy. They
have the grounds occupied by the North
Hyde Park Scouts last year.
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Davis Baker

On Saturday afternoon, Aug. IS, at the
home of Miss Charity Baker, occurred a
very pretty wedding, when her niece,
Miss Gertrude Mae Baker, was united in
marriage to Ray Martin Davis of Dxville
Notch, n. H., in the presence of only the
immediate relatives of the contractirg
parties. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. e. G. French of Danvlle, a form
er pastor of the bride, the single ring
service being used. The wedding party
was unattended and stood beneath an
arch of sweet peas and evergreen. Miss
Lois Davis, sister of the groom, played
the wedding march. The bride was very
becomipgly gowned in white voile and
carried white roses. Refreshments were
served by the Misses Vera and Fannie
Davis, sisters of the groom. The wed
ding gifts were numerous and beautiful,
consisting of cut glass, linen, silver and
money.
The guests from away were Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Davis and daughters, Lois,
Vera and Fannie, and son, George, of
Hyde Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker
of st. Adams.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Davis left by auto with
Edward Miller and Miss Eta Waters for
Burlington. The getaway was unusually
successful, as the persistent waiting
friends were eluded and when they would
have persued the bridal party, mishap
to their car put them out of the race
and they had to be content with giving
them generous shower of confetti.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Gardner Baker of Rutland and is one of
the finest and most popular of our young
ladies', She was graduate of j. Fl. S.
in the class of 1914 and of Laselle Semi
nary in 1916. She will be much missed
in the community life and also in the
Cong'l church, where she was member
of the choir and teacher in the Sunday
school. The groom is the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of Hyde Park
and three years ago graduated from the
Lyndon Agricultural school, since when
be has had an excellen position in Dix
vile Notch, N. H., where they will make
their future home. They have the hearty
good wishes of their many friends.
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North Wolcott

Max Moulton was at home Monday.
School in town will open Sept 4th.
Ben Hoyt is visiting few days in
town.
Ben Bailey is a business visitor in
johnson.
A. r. Bruce is at home from Fort
Ethan Allen.
Mrs. A. L. Bruce is gaining from her
recent illness.
E.A. Hastings and party motored to
Burlington Sunday.
Fred Gates and family of Johnson
visited at Ben. Baileys Sunday.
Reuben Cheney and family of Nor
ristown were at f. E. Udall's Sunday.
Eva Eggleston and friend, John
Schmellz, who have been spending a
two weeks visit at the home of +. A.
Hastings, returned to their home in
Albany, N. Y, Sunday, going by auto
to Burlington.
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Cristy District

Aram Bigelow was a Sunday visitor
at e. H. Sweets.
Warren Farnham was a recent guest
at Sweets Terrace.
Why can't we have a weather maker
who knows something about haying?
w. w. Shattuok and E. H. Sweet at
tended the dairymen's meeting at Nor
risville.
Sam Hill says the damp hay season
started when Neptune Joined the hose
company and commenced a daily drill.
Americana and Germania had a
brilliant nocturnal clash over cattle and
fences. No great crash, an umpire
would call it draw.
Government experts tell us to eat
more corn. Now the way that plan
works out is, those who eat corn will
eat more, and those who don't eat corn
won't begin.
Visitors from Morrisville who have
inspected Dan Fletcher's garden de.
cided that he is entitled to the prize
banner. AS a rule farmers are not
noted for good gardens, and when one
has shown special enterprise in garden
ing he deserves the degree of B. S.
Brevet Scientist
A geological sharp has discovered
something in this region. Whatever it
is, he is sharp enough 10 lookwise and
talk about botanical buttermakers. Ii
is not gold, because nobody's hens have
been picking up gold nuggets. If it
were a copper mine, the Kaiser would
be filing a claim to it on the ground
that German had sometime lived in
%Ao Sav,,o knxun
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Cady's Falls


LLOYD Brigham, who was in the last
draft, did not pass.
W. S. Newcomb and wife were Wis
itors in Eden over Sunday.
Orlando Barrows and wife from Stowe
were recent guests at A. n. Terrilrs.
Everett Calkins took a trip to Swan
ton Sunday with Ohas Duba and
party.
Mrs. Geo. Town and daughter,
Winnie. were recent visitors at A. b.
Calkins.
Fred Dow, once a resident of this
place, lcalled on old friends here the
past week.
All Calkins and wife, Mrs. Everett
Calzius and son and Mrs. Henry Jones
visited Fort Ethan Allen last Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Griswold and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Evelyn Newcomb, were Wis
itors at W. S. Newcomb's the last OF the
week.
Mrs. Elroy Billings and two children
from st. Louis, NO have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. J. Houston the past
week.
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Riverside

/
Gilbert Broadwell was on McKinstry
Hill Saturday.
Fred Crowell was In Cambridge the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Whitcomb were at
Halle Stearns' in Johnson Saturday.
John Herrick, from the village, was a
business visitor at Riverside the last of
the week.
Mrs. Geo. Cutler went to Elmore last
Saturday to spend several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Hastings.
Mrs. Oscar Whitcomb went to the Fan
ME Allen Hospital Monday to receive an
operation. Halle Stearns took her there
in his auto.
Not very good hay weather. Some have
finished; others are very willing, if they
can get sun enough to dry the dew, say
ing nothing about the rain.
Oscar Fleming is moving into the
Hicks house, where he will spend the
winter. His father, Horace Fleming, is
stopping with him for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hapgood, who have
been stopping at Mr.. Broadwell's the
past few weeks, have rented house on
McKinstry Hill, where he has employ
ment cutting pulp wood.
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WOLCOTT

George Davis was in Danville Tuesday
G. c. Fisher is spending the week in
| Boston.
Miss Ethel Taylor is home from Bur.
lington.
f. b. Morse of MoTisville was in town
Saturday.
Gordon Bickford and wife were in
Swanton Sunday.
Alvah Clark has purchased a new Max.
we'll touring car.
Mrs. E. C. Judd of New York is visit,
ing friends in town.
Miss Mary Poor passed Sunday with
friends in Burlington.
Homer Smith of Morrisville has mr.
chased the Towle farm.
Mrs. Nat Jones is spending the week
with relatives in Chelsea.
Chauncy Brown and wife of Boston are
guests at c. j. KimbalPs.
DR.. and Mrs. Cleveland are visiting
friends in Orleans county.
Mrs. Cooper and children are guests of
her parents in Burlington.
George Guyer is spending few days
with friends in st. Johnsbury.
Ernest Kelley and wife of East Hard.
wick spent. Sunday at John Kelley's.
Miss Hattie Marshall of Colebrook, N.
H., called on friends in town Sunday.
Urban Twiss went Friday to Bristol,
Conn, where he expects employment
Mrs W. W. Cate of Greensboro is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. George Cook.
Walter Prescott and wife of Sher-
brooke, P. @, are guests at VIM. Bells
Matt Dimick and family of Danville
were Sunday visitors at Austin Albee's.
Bertrand HubbelI of Boston paid his
parents short visit here the last of the
week.
Miss Daisy Downing of Springfield was
visitor at Peter Golden's the last of the
week.
Miss Mildred Sleeper of Stowe passed
sunday here at the home of Erastus
Mann.
Erastus Mann and wife visited at the
ZONE of Victor Martin in Bakersfield
sunday.
Mrs. Burton Shepard and daughter of
It, Johnsbury are visiting at Mrs. M. A.
Nudgett's.
Louis Oriol, wife and daughter of Bur
ington passed Sunday at the home of
'olon Dwinell.
c. w. Stone of Buffalo, N. Y, is ex.
'ected in town this week to visit his Sis
er, Mrs. j. T. Hubbell.
Mrs. N. L. McAuslen of Providence, R.
:, is expected this week for visit at the
ZONE of Mrs. j. T. Hubbell.
w. l.. Tillotson and family, who have
'een passing a month in town, left for
heir home in Burlington Tuesday.
Miss Lena Reinville, who has been
pending the past month with relatives
n Montreal, returned to the home of her
Incle, L. Valley, the first of the week.
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HuhI

SAY" said the man who was seek
ing a wife, what do you mean by
charging me 81 for introducing me TO
a woman who is seeking a husbandf
Why, you used to charge only a dol
lar7' Cant help It," responded the
proprietor Of the matrimonial agency.
you know that meet prices have gone
up,"
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STOWE

!
or in Stowe.
Mrs. H. T. Pratt is visiting relatives il
| Marlboro, Mass.
Raymond Jenkins of North Troy visit
ed Miss Adams Sunday.
The Lend-a-Hand club met with Mrs
Addie Jarvis this afternoon.
John Varney of Racket Lake, N. Y.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. G.. w. Buzzell.
Geo. w. Gale of Minneapolis, Mimi, is
visiting his brother, Bowman T. Gale, in
| Stowe.
G. L. Mcmahon and son, Raeburn, have
returned from short trip to Washing
ton, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pike and children,
Beatrice and Alison, returned Monday
from Old Orchard.
Rev. L. T. Cole of Morristowp gave the
address of the community service at
Unity church Sunday evening.
Miss Jessie Adams of Wellesley, Mass,
10 ttb VIC uUluO VI nCL phAOhIo3 hLLt fNhd
Mrs. I. E. Adams, for two weeks.
Miss Eva Magoon of Larinton, Mass,
and brother, Adelbert Magoon, of Bel
lows Falls are visiting their home in
Stowe.
Alexander Adams has gone to Oneon-
to, N. Y, where he has employment as
brakeman on the Delaware & Hudson
railroad
Miss Gladys Slater, who has visited
Miss Muriel Pike, went Monday to Cam
bridge on her way to her home in Essex
junction.
Loren B. Tomlinson and sister, Mrs
Hannah Eddy, who have been visiting il
town for a week, went Saturday to visit
friends in Montpelier.
Oswald Barrows of New York CITY
joined his mother, Mrs. E. A. Barrows
and brother, Lieut.. Barrows of the U. :
Cavalry, last week for weeks stay at |
"Seven Springs"
Mrs. W. II. Faunce, who has been Wis. |
iting her father, N. r. Moody, went Sat
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. Dow {. |
Scribner, in Portland, Me-, on her way to
home in Providence. r. |.
DR.. and P. E. McSweeney and son,
Douglass, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Nc
Mahon and children. Karl and Miss
Marie, of Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. McMahon and Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.
Luce over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hill and grandson,
Palmer Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs. P. R.
Gale have returned from an automobile
rip to Charlestown, N. H., where they
Visited their brother, A. B. Hill, and
amily.
The Red Cross maple sugar social at |
he banquet hall Monday afternoon
cleared $23. 10 for the benefit OF the socie- (
y. III. G. Fuller, an expert maple sugar
maker, had charge of the sugar, which
vas all donated. Real snow was served
n plenty for waxing the sugar and sum-
ner visitors took advantage of the oppor-
unity TO enjoy this Vermont dainty.
Miss Lucille G. Clark, who, with Miss
)orothea Cummings, walked from Port
and, Me-, to Stowe on 200 mile pedes-
rian tour in June, and who has passed
he summer with Miss Cummings at the
home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H.
". Cummings, left Saturday to resume
Ter work as teacher of domestic science
n the Greeley Institute at Cumberland,
Maine.
During a hard thunder shower about
even o'clock Monday evening lightning
truck the electric light building near o
6. Luce's residence on Maple street, burn
ng off fuse wire in the transformer.
rhe place was filed with smoke which
ave an impression that the building was
IN fire and fire alarm was sounded but
here was no fire. The lights we're out
Until nine o'clock.
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Davis Corners

Mrs. E. D. Wood is visiting .. Walter
Davis.
Mrs. Charles Como is visiting heI
sister at Gilmore.
There was good attendance at Sun.
day School in spite of the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Parasly are Wis.
itiug his sister, Mrs. Howard Davis.
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Placing 1emptatlon in His way.

Mrs. Nurox Ito friend)-"Yes, the
clerk at the store suggested my getting
a pair of opry glasses for Jake, but
said that I didn't want my man goin'
out between the acts to fill EN-"
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LOCAL MARKETS

Morrtsville Produce and Provision Mar
ket, furnished and revised weekly ex-
pressly for the NEWS AND CITIZEN by
H. Waite & Son. AUGUST p.
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Raising Garden Seeds.

There are more than 10000 acres OF
land in California devoted to raising
25 600 600
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WI GIVE PONY V0TES

For each dollar of old accounts
which were 60 days old at the
beginning of the contest we give
1000 votes.
EVGT Wednesday, is Duglil DOI!
C, W. Mcfarland,
Portland ST., Morrisville.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-12-26

Jaehning Brothers
Redwood Falls, Mimi.

In the matter of the engineers final
certificate on County Ditch No. A
same was presented to the Board and
on motion of Gaffney duly passed
said certificate was approved and final
payment ordered to contractor.
In the matter of the engineers final
certificate on County Ditch No. 20
same was presented to the Board and
on motion Of Arends duly passed said
Certificate was approved and final
payment was ordered to the Contrac-
tor.
The Engineers final certificate to
contractors on County Ditch No. %
was presented to the Board and on
motion of Steffl duly passed it was
ordered that hearing be had on
same Jan. 9th, 1918 at two o'clock
P. M.
On motion of John Arends duly
passed it was ordered that the Coun-
ty Board would receive bids for the
County Printing for 1918 up to Janu-
ary 9th, 1918 at one o'clock p. M.
On motion Of Arends duly passed
the County yAuditor was instructed to
transfer from the County Revenue
fund $102.36 to the County Attorney
Contingent fund.
On motion of Arends duly passed
the County Auditor was instructed
to transfer from tie County Revenue
fund $423.9O to the School exhibit
building fund.
On motion Of Arends duly passed
Albert H. Emerson and H. M. Aune
were appointed as a committee to IN
vestigate the County Nurse PROPOSE
tion.
The following R. & B. bills were
allowed:
H. E. Palmer, for general ex-
penses on roads .......... 34.33
F. G. Kumm, repairs on road
machinery ............... 4.15
Huweieir Bros, hauling num-
Der for MINI. river bridge 21.95
Jaehning Bros, bridge paint
and road supplies ........ 117.O8
Farmers Elevator Co., lumber
for bridges ............. 164.95
Rotsford Lumber Co., same 4. 106.30
L. P. Doliff Lbr. Co., lumber
for MINI. river bridge ....1, ,076.30
VIM. Humphrey, gravel for
st. road No. ] ......... 1920
Willard Roger, freight on cul-
verts for st. road No. 4 s. 36.15
Jas. p. Gaffney, committee
work on st. road No. =. $50
Swdes Forest Twp. mainten-
ance on st. road No. -. 1856
A. Aurdal, for use of tools on
State road No. ....... 27.80
VIM. Humphrey, gravel for st.
road No. 8 9............ 87.6O
Ed. Steffl, committee work on
state road No. IL ....... $50
Concrete Culvert Co., culverts
for st. road No. Is ..... 382.35
John Arends, committee work
on st. road No. Is 28.40
L. P. Dollif Lbr. Co., lumber
and material for State roads
Nos. Z and II ............ 338.O5
+. E. Palmer, engineers ex-
penses on st. r. II. No. so 21.26
VIM. Humphrey, gravel for st.
r. n. No. so ..... $500
II. E. Palmer, engineers fees
and expenses on st. R. 81.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-12-26
County Commissioners
Proceedings
Auditors Office Redwood County, MINI
Redwood Falls, Minn., Dec. 4th,
1917

Auditors Office Redwood County, Mimi
Redwood Falls, Minn., Dec. 4th,
1917
The Board of County Commission
ers convened in a special session at
on o'clock P. M. on the above given
date.
Members of Board We're all present.
In the matter Of hearing on the en-
gineer's final certificate on contract
for constructing Branches Nos. A, B,
G, D and E of Judicial ditch No. IA
of Redwood & Lyon counties, the time
Z having arrived for such hearing and
there being no objection it was on
motion of Schmiessing duly passed or
dered that said certificate be approved
and final payment made to the con-
tractor.
n The engineers final certificate to-
VIM. Byington for graveling State
Road No. 10 was presented to the
Board and on motion Of Gaffney duly
passed it was approved and ordered
paid.
The following bills were allowed:
Fritz-Cross Co., blanks for
officers ...... ll.6z
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., blanks
and supplies for officers :. 1924
Maxro-Ross Co., supplies for
officers ................. l0.OO
H. B. West, printing for Coun-
ty Supt. ................. BOO
Sanborn Sentinel, printing for
r. j. J. HAS Hassenstab, boarding -
prisoners for November !. 41.25
III. G. Schmahl, supplies for
jail Eau
Mrs. Geo. Gibson, saeals for
Jurors S.0U
Hubbard-Davis Co, supplies
for Jail .................. LOO
Mimi, State Prison, balance
due for parties attending
Court lV.V0
Harry c. Swartz, work for
prisoners ............. i.5U
Bingham Bros, coal for Jail :. 17.55
Farmers Elevator Co., coal
for jail ................. 9.UO
r. L. Parish, work on Jail j. 1900
Geo. Schmiessing, attending
two special meetings ..... 11.20
John Arends, same ......... 500
Ed. Steffl, same ... 9.2O
Jas. p. Gaffney, same ....... 200
II. M. Aune, meetings OF Board
Of Audit, and mileage for
special meetings and sign
ing warrants for 1917 .... 1850
H. M. Aune, one day and so
miles travel Investigating
the County Nurse PROPOSE
tlOn .............. 800
L. p. Larson, postage, express,
telephone and meetings of
Board Of Audit .......... 500
express for County Supt. !. 1s.45'
Clerk of % Court 100.
Judge Of Probate ..:...... ZOO
Wednesday, December s, 1917
The Redwood gazette., 1917-12-26

No: 4e ..:....-. 111.51
Claude Zehetner, rodman On
Co. ditch No. ~ ......... 34.5O
Peter Wilsterman, chairman
on Co. ditch No. 40 TOO
| =. H. Queal Lbr. Co., stakes
for engineer onCo ditch No.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7.6O
Peter Wilsterman, meals and
lodging for engineers on Co.
ditch No. 40 ............. 62.35
III. j. Welch, same ....... 3.85
B. M. Johnson, engineer on
Co. bitches Nos. %, AZ,
and 43 .........s......... 33.S5
| j. A. johnson, assistant engi-
neer on Co. bitches Nos.
28, Az, 43 and As ....... 1875
| p. F. Starry, assistant engineer
| on Co. bitches Nos. FL, 80
! and 45 97.58
Ed. Severson, rodman on Co.
bitches Nos. %, 27 and 38 3O.75
tSenter Baldwin rodman on Co.
bitches Nos. AS and 40 -. 1925
| w. H. Marriott, rodman on
Co. bitches Nos. %, AZ and
AZ 0.UU
Tom Marriott, rodman on Co.
bitches Nos. AZ and 43 -. $50
Geo. Schmiesing, inspecting
and attending hearings on
Jud. bitches Nos. IL and
IA and on Co. 21, Is, 81, 39,
Al, and "A $3.50
John Arends, inspecting and
attending hearings on Jud.
bitches No. Ia and Co. 25,
81, Al and IA .......... 35.7O
Ed. Steffl, inspecting and at
tending hearings on Jud.
bitches No. IA and on Go.
"a, 25, 20, 81, Al and Al =. $3.50
FL. M. Aune, inspecting and
attending hearings on Jud,
ditch No. Ia and on Co. 25,
20, 81, 80 and A ...... 1880
Jas. P. Gaffney, inspecting and
attending hearings on Jud.
ditch No. IA and on County
25, 90, 81, 80 and Al -. 52.9O
B. j. Reynolds, engineers
fees and expenses on Jud.
bitches Nos. H.. II, 18 and
% and on Co. %, Is, u, 38,
Al and 48 ............... 1882
F. R. Kline, engineers fees
and expenses on Jud. ditch
No. % and on County bitches
Nos. 26 >and 80 .......... 24O.41
F. H. Anthony, engineers fees
and expenses onJud. bitches
Nos. II and 18 and on Co.
8. "a. 80 and SO .......... 166.2o
F. B. Forbes, engineers fees
and expenses on Jud. bitches
Nos. ID, Is, % and on Co.
81 and 40 ................ 191.55
G. p. Smith, engineers and
referees fees and expenses
on Jud. ditch No. II and on
Co. 21, "a, 25, %, 20, 80,
38, 80 Al, AZ. 43, AT, 49 !. 165.45
Otto Owen, rodman on Jud.
bitches Nos. Ia, Is and %
and on Co. 81 and 40 80. 32.51
Geo. Bohn, rodman on Jud.
bitches Nos. II and Is and
on Co. 9, "a, 80 and 38 =. 1924
John Glassco, rodman on Jud.
ditch No. Is and on Co. Fl,
%, 27 and A ........... 1888
VIM. Kuehls, repairing on Ju-
dicial ditch No. IL ...... 4.80
Otto Owen, repairing on Ju-
dicial ditch No. II ....... 1900
C. O. Peterson, labor repair
The Redwood gazette., 1917-12-26

1926

No. 74 :............... 1926
Raymond Kuenzil, work with
engineer on St. R. H. No. "a 40. SO
Merten & Meyer, lowering wa
ter level in Horse Shoe
Lake on st. R. H. No. "a 8. $500
Fred Kumm, work with engi-
neer on st. R. H. No. "a -. 7.8SI
Senter Baldwin, work with
engineer on st. r. H. No. "a 1868
Lloyd Williams, work with en-
gineer on ST. R. H. No. "a 1000
H. E. Palmer, engineers fees
and expenses on ST. R. H.
No. 93 ..........-...... 21.25
Bills for Outside of County Home
H. G. Schmahl, supplies for
Mrs. Maud Fish, Mrs. F.
Duschner and Mrs. Scharm 44OO
DR.. S. L. Leonard, services
rendered to VIM. Fish -. 4.5O.
Bingham Bros, coal for Love-
joy, Duschner and Ballard 31.25
G. ]. Farlee, house rent for
Mrs. F. Duschner for June
July, August, Sept. October
November and Dec. ...... $500
Peake & Co., supplies for Mrs.
Mary Rasmussen ..... 42.04
J. W. Sahr, supplies for Mrs.
A. G. Anderson ......... 12.49
Pacific Elevator Co., coal for
Mrs. Amner :........... 6.48
A. G. Kohls, supplies for Mrs.
Amnef Z.61
County Home Bills
Ned F. Dripps, groceries .... 51.10
H. G. Schmahl, supplies -. 1894
Hubbard Davis, Co. clothing
for inmates .............. 1850
Public Drug Store, supplies 11.2O
Jaehning Bros, supplies -. 43.17
D. L. Crimmins, one COW -. $500
Rud Stensvad, fire extinguish-
ers ...................... 5000
Botsford Lumber Co., supplies 1.5O
F. L. Parish, repairs ........ $50
ii. Byington, ice .......... 8.72
G. A. Fobes, repairs and sup
pies 5.15
DR.. w. A. Brand, medical SER
vices for Mrs. Mittlestead. 3.75
O. ]. Bollum, supplies ...... 800
On motion the Board adjourned to
Dec. 7th, 1917 at 10 o'clock A. M.
Friday, Dec. 7th, 1917.
Members Of Board were all present:
Ditch Bills Allowed
Emil Swanson, Inspector on
County Ditch No. 81 ...... 1O4.0O
IN. A. Hanson, inspector on
County Ditch No. % ..... 1O4.OO
Redw1ng Sewer Pipe Co., in
takes for Go. Ditch No. 25 2344
/. p. Larson, Auditors fees
ON County ditch No. 25 7.35
IF J. Parel, inspector on Co.
ditch No. 26 ............x l2.U0
Geo. Schmising, Inspecting
County ditch No. z8 ..... 1920
John Arends, same ........ 1.22O
Ed. Steffl, same ........... 1920
Jas. 2. Gaffney, same ..... 1870
NelsC Christensen, inspector on
| Go. ditch No. 80 100.5O
| Z. r. Larson, Auditors fees
on Co. ditch No. SO ... 6.70
r. G. Rogers, inspector on Co.
ditch No. 40 ............. 69.O0
Ed. Erickson, inspector on Go,
ditch No. As. J. 104.00
Geo. 3. Thorn, engineers fees
and expenses on Go. ditch
The Redwood gazette., 1917-12-26

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