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The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Lloyd and Charles Sterner came last Wednesday from Waldron for visit with Mrs. Ema Hamburger and fam ;lv
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Springs or on Big Fork for picnic supper.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Robert Arthur came in Thursday from Kansas City, where he is in the employ of the Wells-Fargo Express Company. He will spend To-day vacation with Mena relatives and friends and will be joined next week by Mrs. Arthur
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

T. s. Thompson of Sixteen, Mont, who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Randall Started Friday morning on the home trip, expecting to make stops in Oklahoma and other points
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

H. B. Lansden of of Little Rock, poultry specialist of the Extension Department of the state university, spent Friday in Mena to meet the county agents in his efforts to en- courage the raising of poultry more extensively all over the state.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

T. J. Mitchell of Ink was among the farmers in Mena last Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Prof. s. s. Lane. and Mrs. Lane of Grannis were Mena visitors last Sat urday.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Dr. C. A. Gordon, Mrs. Gordon and son and Mir. and Mrs. Walter E. Jones and wife of Potter were in Mena Fri day to attend the carnival
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Mrs. Fred Wigstrand returned last Wednesday from Little Rock, where she had spent two weeks with reia- lives
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

J. E. Campbell of the Merchants Bank of Vandervoort was in Mena fridav n'~ht with delegation to at- tend the carnival.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Smith and Superintendent W. Homer Pigg.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

I. A. Axelton came from Little Rock Saturday night where he had been for the last several months. For time he was employed at Camp Pike but more recently he has been in the enl- ploy of the Wells-Fargo Express Com pany He returned to Little Rock Sunday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

I. E. Drown of Hatton, while in Isna Saturday closed a deal with the -oX inve5tm n. Company for the pur- chase of property in Hatton.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

get the help.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

'. M. Richardson of Mission, Tex, ana his son-in-law, Harry Childers of Heoraska, who recently bought the Ferrigo farm near Oliver's Chapel tnru the Sunderman and Payne real
 estate agency were here last Wednes- oay to get supply of grass seed to work out the plan of putting part of the farm in pasture They plan also 70 clear up 3 lot of the land, and ex- pect to have hundred or more cords
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Mis- Lena La@renee, here attending figh school, went to Shady Friday t9 snsra the weekend with her par 2nts Mr end Hrs. c. A. Lawrence.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Dr. L. A. Simpson, here from Me- Alester, Ok, returned home last Sat urdaY.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Miss Florence Kennedy of Denver arrived in Mena Sunday, having made an overland triy for visit with MT. and Mrs. c. M. Latimer.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Bert Pirtle and Walter Gray came from Dallas Sunday night to attend the patriotic meeting held in the Star Hall. which was addressed by Judge J. s. Steel.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Mrs. George D. Macy of Colorado Springs, Colo, is in Mena as the guest of Mrs. Elmer Eddy. She expects to spend month in this city.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

J.E. Taylor was in Mena Monday to make the quarterly report as justice of the peace of his township and to attend the opening session of Circuit court.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Olen Wood, son of Mir. and Mrs s. I. Wood, spent last week visiting his uncle, John Huddleston, in Oklahoma
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

F. M. Reeves left Saturday on a business trip to Kansas City, expect ing to be away until Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

c. J, Wilson and M L. Cranfil of vandervoort were among the cut-of- town people to attend Circuit court Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

John Lofts left last Saturday for Stewart, Ok, to visit the family of his son and to look after business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10
ACUTE Weakness
IN CORN MARKET
Iri-H MILITARY -tfti --i.S
AND DIPLOMATIC OUTLOOK
tAt~I Dc I'M.


'IiI'h'p. N.i Afl'" N'1f-
i' "h..a Developed Boz 'n' corn
Hff' came nfiinIf from
h' 'f'h military Hl'''
''. '.f'AHH ann if'i" pear
" ''' 1'.'1n .''' outlook
AI'. HN ''f.Nf 'f.I N. f'hi. +"
hIH. prices closed 1h.''I.'l . l.f
y Do. .'N' "l'h November
~ '' DID d. Ihl ID inbrf
DIG d. '' u.s. Oa'. ln.' 2 '' . 4-7
INH irnt|..H' 81 iH $40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10

.'lt '"'' 7" POP .,"
''' '"1' 'F "'''' '' ''.0.'. %.
'" '' ''
''''" "-''" ''" "'
.'''' To "' E''' "''".
The child laiiiue ui me close oi
'ha school year and before DC due to
tho psvchalori.,r flri .frH. thinking
of changing hgsIrs +. and rot t1 ot.r.
wort No an rot tired ust befr-.
ge romplete a TASK. l.r.1.. $40 have
.our minds op fl... r.,f fh... V. g.Ht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10

DR.. T. a. Eivuls a-ll y-s-r treated
scores Of wcrru iar L and t1..l
ailments DURING ,e o. rsv. to
his pai'ert- a 1rea.rl t.ln made I'd a fen
vtll-kno9l veq,a nrrr afr mixed
with olive OIL um.az them Dr. EdwariF
olive lablct1 lou CID know them by
thcir olive color
These tab'ctsafe vo-d der workers on ibe
liver and houels which c-rre a normal
action. Carrying OF the vls.l and poison.
rs matter d. ones 3 eu.
hyou have pale face. allow i11k. dun
yes pimp'1s. cr.iei Tu headache 4
si.css, n0R3.d feeling aH OF ID e1rg
Inactive bowels. yan t.te one q, Or
EDWARDS O fc Tab t1nahuy IA time
ald note t1 p.l.
1h1gaHt. of women as w.U a- men
take DI. l. wards oa TaFet-the e,c.
oes.iui ra1.'..l'e o.. '--8y and
iaen Il,, Or ..r. -. ~ c.aaition.
l0c and 2lc -.r5..t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10

overall months they could m opportunity TO
pHe usr grade 8 Under 90 weeks plan
conditions opportunity catch
t0 make bis .ride. be- loses O. half Dc behind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10
SCHOOL FOR 48 WEEKS

I"cl'c month, Of cho" a plan being considered by
Ir'.. ~ a. duncan superintendent, here.
a
written b. io Duncan aud viii he pIblisa, from day TO nay
- The News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10
PEACE TALSlGAIN
affects lARXET
WAR I~SIT- ~ F4H SHAHP
LOSSES M n SIT
IATiuN.

.
SEW YORK OH The stock
/ u.rssrs .yffsne q apUbuty 10
I pending international eveiapments
30. ae1in strlkIrEy 1ustrated to-
If.y sues which 1nI ihelr promi-
IIm0' anl former I'd chiefly 90
/ fi. var experienced lbrhor sharp
Hf..F ISSUE d. from that
condition were Nu "a not strong
WaU Street lppe III 20 be in ah-
.nIufe accord regariat the presi-
dents not buf the IA elc-
m.rfmenf extended a bear cam
Men very reueraihl 10 midday
when ruuDrs of the d y detection
.of ha Aus'ro-IIunat an empire
from .la central aAnce gained
W.I. current
Lending faols and Equipment de-
.HHed f0 point lAhl WIN locomo-
N.r. Am r.cln car q f0undr'es,
n0fHIebHm Cu..hle 4 IHckawanna
.fae displaying Fr.aps weakness
General motors HH f.y sold Zoo
'ha iasf hour a' ar gtreme loss ~
almost fnU ruUt 10 and utili-
tIns represented tlo narkers con
truaHFa E.le ranfis and coalorF
nld telephone ana teagraph shares
being Joined by ras taks Including
Peoples us and L1tA gas a. 20
almost 2 points FsiE-Eaes amount
od 90 $4,000 haros
Breadth and activity MAJ H. the
rr ui1r movement NJ MA do
nestle rails tardenlnr Wit TeIrn
war f0fat'ons, but IibetJ ues
were conflicting, first rs q i-is
hHV.ur .Irmnes, while thcF 1928
r.I.'Ul io under par Totl sales
Iusl sHur aFgrega'sd - 10000
OIl O. S bonds were unchanged
PAY the Pred iant-
Metals Unchngci.
w 'ssa-iai,d rrs-s
NEW YORK. oct > Metals un-
changed
Paw the prcdden'.-
Cotton CLOSES Nrady.
NEW YORK. OCT % cotton clos
cd steady 1 uet loo OF % 90 81
points
rrv tho presecnt --
Coo s WImhorly went TO Canyon
Tuesday and Nas aocauIanioi by ~
Hnl Nr % q Hrouut % tha Zine
Luf hotel. and all rctfued the same
evening
J EIrh G1f0n OF Oklahoma city,
Okla Dr. Boo fhr clty oU business
g. 5.ueg. and H'U Walker OF
Sans CITY, Missouri A. IN The -ity
booking after business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-10

We, the undersigned filling stations Of Amarillo, as
for the urthersnce Of the conservation of both
menpower and gasoline do hereby to close filling
stations all day Sundays and during the week at o'clock
p except Saturdays and then at The week day
schedule Tuesday night October and the Sunday
schedule take effect Sunday October b. 1918 This
soemny bind ourselves carry out to the letter and
slider such patriotic pledge to country.
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM co.
WOLFLIN BROS
PANHANDLE AUTO SUPPLY co.
w. T. BAKER
THE AUTO STORE
FILLMORE ST. GARAGE
PIERCE OIL CORPORATION
GISH AUTO SHOP
FORD HOSPITAL
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05

lance company.
Headquarters Fifth artillery brig
ade, regiment coast artillery corps
SEVENTEEN and Seventy-tirst artil-
lery, regiment coast artillery.
Tenth artillery.
Eleventh, Two Hundred Eighty
second and Three Hundred Sixth
aero squadrons.
Sixty-third, Sixty-sixth, Sixty
seventh and Seventy-secOnd artillery
regiment, coast artillery corps.
Eighteenth anti-aircraft battalion
Tenth anti-aircraft battery.
Ninety-second division has been
ordered to prepare to entrain fol
base port.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05

Headquarters Thirtieth brigade,
coast artillery corps.
Headquarters Eighty-seventh d.
vision and headquarters troop.
Eighty-seventh division field lab
OratOry.
Three Hundred Twelfth train
headquarters.
Three Hundred Twelfth sanitary
train.
Headquarters Five H u n d +
Fourteenth infantry brigade.
Dental unit-Sanitary squadron
No. 68.
Three Hundred Forty-fifth hos
pital company.
Three Hundred Forty-fifth ambu-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05

The Thanksgiving dance at Ed
Antrim's was well attended. Every
body had a good time. The j. D.
Parker orchestra furnished the
music.
Mrs. Thomas Baker was called to
EllstOn to wait on sick at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Virgil Robinson.
Mabel Chew is the proudest girl
on the Ridge since her parents
bought her a Shetland saddle pony.
Mrs. Sylvester Manchester and
children visited Wednesday at J. B..
Fulton's.
Mr.. Hines shipped a car of hogs
to St. Joe, Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05
II. +. -. No. 3.

The sale at Manchester Bros. last
Wednesday was well attended. Stock
sold at pat prices.
John Weidner, former resident
of Eden, visited last week at Bert
Millsap's and Lon Fulton's.
The flu still continues to spread +;
a good many new cases.
Fern, Paul, Dorothy, Opal, Leslie
and Clyde Fulton spent Sunday at
grandma Fulton's.
Rabbit hunting is the order Of the
day. Since the snow good rabbit
dogs are in demand. They are sell
ing from 93 to ST. each.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05

You only need Sanol Eczema Cure
to get rid of those black heads, PIN
pies, rough bunny skin. Leaves
skin smooth: Cures any case of &c
Izema. Is pleasant to use. A trial
will convince you. soc. and $100 at
e. E. Bells drug store. 80 10
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05
THE LEON REPORTER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1918

Twentieth aircraft battery.
One Hundred Sixth, One Hundred
Ninth, One Hundred Thirteenth,
Three Hundred Ninth, Three Hun
enth, Fortieth, Fiftieth, Sixth and
Seventh trench mortar battaliOns.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05
SynlC1dS Inn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naWM
Cocoa

Made from the pure cocoa
beans. UneXcelled in quality,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-05

Toilet Goods
soc Bouquet Rance Tale for sic
75c Bouquet Rance Com
pleXion Powder 80. y for &c
25c Violet Dulce Shampoo
Crystals -. -. -. g for 26c
soc Violet Dulce Liquid
Complexion Powder = for sic
soc Violet Dulce Cold
soc Alma Zada Complex
ion Powder 2 for 51c
$1.0O Bouquet Dazira Ex-
tract -. 49,. = for $1.O1
$500 Bouquet Dazira Ex-
soc Riker's Violet Cerate 2 for SIC
60c Intense Perfume =. 2 for &c
$3.50 New England Toilet
Water -. -. 2 for $1.51
Csc Medicated Skin Soap 2 for 26c
25c Klenzo Tar Shampoo
OOdp LOT SOC
35c Cream of Almonds. 2 for soc
Csc Nice -. -. -. -. 2 for 26c
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01


Republican; w. A. Dom, Demo-
crat.
Trustee for year term, VIM.
Herman, Republican; C.. j. Sehlke,
Democrat.
Clerk, T.J Herman, Republican,
Rudolph Schlke, Democrat.
Assessor, T. E. sGiddings, Repub-
lican; T. A. McFee, Democrat.
Justice of Peace, L. D. Brown,
Republican, j. w. Brown, Demo-
|crat.
Constable, Frank F. Dom, Re-
publican; James Chambers, Demo
crat.
Raglan Twp.
Trustee 2year term, Jas. Withom,
Democrat.
Trustee 3 year term. w, j. Lloyd,
Democrat.
Trustee. 4 year term, Emmett
Beamen, Democrat.
Clerk, o. A. Beaman, Democrat.
Assessor, A. E. Erixon, Demo-
crat.
Morgan Twp.
Trustee 2 year term, G G Coo
per, Republican; E. L: McClanna-
han, Democrat.
E. T. Weldon, trustee 3 year term,
Republican; j. E. Gunsolly, Demo-
crat.
Trustee year term, r. R. Cham
berlin, Republican; Chas. Wallis,
Democrat.
Clerk-W F. vandecar, Republic
can; P. j. Morrow, Democrat.
Assessor, j. F. Burcham, Demo-
crat.
Justice of the Peace, C. P. Copp,
Democrat.
Constable, c. A. Peasley, Repub-
iican, o. D. Hale, Democrat,
cass Township
Trustee, 2 year term. VIM. Nc
Keighan, Republican, VIM. Plan
DOCK, democrat.
Trustee 3 year term, Henry Kus-
ter, Republican; Theo. Evans,
Democratic.
e. b. Ellison, trustee 4 year, Re-
publican; Godfried Schwery, Dem
|ocrat.
Clerk, Roy Watts, Republican,
Fred Brauneisen, Democrat.
Assessor, Harry Gibson, Repub-
lican; Ralph Knauss, Democrat.
Jefferson Township
Trustee 2 year term, A. j. Mil
Ter, Republican; w. H. Cane, Dem
ocrat.
w. w. Latta, trustee VT term,
Republican; v. G. Pickenpaugh,
Democrat.
Tr ustee Z year term, P. A. Pet
erson, Republican; j. C. Hammitt,
Democrat.
Clerk, R. E. Adams, Republican;
". w. Jones, Democrat.
Assessor, H. e. Trip, Republic
can; R. f. Clark, Democrat.
Justice Peace, o. L. Case, Repub
|lican; B. J. Wood, Democrat.
Constable, Chas. Watson, Re-
publican; c. F. Peckenbaugh,
Democrat.
Calhoun Twp.
/ Trustee year term, J. s. Don
nelson, Republican; Frances Cha
Imbers, Democrat.
Trustee. year term, Reuben
King, Republican.
Trustee year term, G.. L. Nc
Kenney, Republican; w. H. Fraz-
Ter, Democrat.
Clerk, C. w. Norris, Democrat.
Assessor, Alfred Brown, Rep
ublican; Tom Earnest, Democrat.
Taylor Township
Trustee year term, Charles
Anthony, Democrat.
Trustee year term, E. E. Nc
Ferrin, Republican; John Young,
Democrat.
Trustee year term, sherm
Locking, Republican.
Clerk, G. A. Fountain, Republic
can; Henry Hanson, Democrat.
Assessor, D. A. Wright, Rep
'nblican;
J. p, G. M. Mintum, Democrat.
Constable, w. A. Ritchison, Re-
publican; J. L. Mcqueen, Demo-
crat.
Clay Township
Trustee 2 year term, j. H. Pratt
Democrat.
Trustee 3 yr. term, Jackson
Ashcrafe, Democrat.
Trustee year term, j. H. Sharp
mack, Democratic.
Clerk, Elmore Ashcraft.
Assessor, T. j. Stansberry,
Democrat.
Washington Twp.
Trustee 2 year term, p. F.
Stamp, Democrat.
Trustee, 8 year term. Charles
Hanann, Democrat.
Trustee year term, j. F. Pow
ers, Democrat.
r1orJ, II Ngo,, na,.,o.t
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01


soe IAN lows June 3, i 0se
The board 81 Supervisors j
8 arrison County. Iowa. met Il
resalar session. All members ysdp,
u present. ~
The board continued the matte,
Of making the semi-annual sct.
t.ement with the county treasurer
tin June 2lth., 9i8.
On motion duly made the boart
I continued the matter OF the equal.
ration Of the 1873 assessment 10,
the several assessorial district,
Of the county, till June 24th, 1919
On account of having to attent
a 70 some committee work board
adjourned all unfinished bushes.
till June 4th., 1918.
ATTEST: j. M. Albertsen
Auditor.
]. p. Van scoy; Chairman
Logan, Iowa. June 4th., 1919.
The board Of supervisors al
-.
Ss'- !. .son u.,,.l'ly iowa, met !!
~ ou1ileu sessioh' pursuant tt
euyyuthmeht. All members were
On motion duly made the board
present.
~ we allowance IN FAVOR OF
Thelma Ring, in the sum of 90
-, wseK' pavaDle TO q. N. Cald-
"e... ana 20 run TIL November 4st.
TO.
=. lnotlon Dy supervisor Hos
pooA, tne 1olloWsng resolution
"as auopted
Resolution
Now on this 4th day of .Jnne
1918, the matter OF the Snierai
Sub-drainage district No. 4 with
in the Upper Soldier DRAINAGE
District No. i, Harrison COUNTY.
Iowa, comes now before the hoard
Sof supervisors Of said county on
the report of w. "A. Price. engineer
4. r. Jones and Oliver Mcbride
heretofore appointed by the conn
ty auditor to make an examina-
ton and to assess damages on ac
count of the establishment Of said
sub-drainage district, and the
\ construction of the Improvement
ordered made in said sub-drain.
age district; the said appraisers
having heretofore on the 2nd day
of May, 1913, filed their report in
the office of the said county an
ditor, and the said board Of SIM
ervisors having on the 9Th dav nf
May, 1913, appointed and direct
ed the said w. A. Price, commits.
sioner herein, to make a perma.
nent survey Of said SDieeel s,,h1
Drainage District No. 4 and the
said engineer having on the Ard
day OF June, >1918, filed his ra.
port on the permanent survey Of
said sub-drainage district 3tora-
Their with platsand profile: and the
said board having carefully con
sidered and examined the said re-
port of the said appraisers ON
damages,and the report of the
said engineer on the permanent
survey OF said sub-drainage dis
i:trict, together with plat and pro-
file accompanying the same. and
the waiver of w. E. Spiegel of
the damages awarded him by the
said appraisers, should be adopt
cd, approved and affirmed, except
g TO the amount awarded to the
said w. b. Spiegel, which amount
should be disallowed; the said
board further finds and determin
es the report of the said engineer
on the permanent survey Of said
suD-drainage district should be
adopted and approved, including
plat and profile accompanying
said report; therefore,
Be it resolved that the said re-
port OF the said appraisers, the
same being w. A. Price, engineer,
=. =. Jones and Oliver Mcbride, be
ana the same is hereby adopted,
and approved, except as to the
amount awarded to the said w. E.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

CLERK of Dist. Court: FIJI
Asa Thomas, Democrat AZ
Lynn J. Irwin, Republican 4
County Sheriff:
G. L. Leonard, Democrat Es1
M. D. Myers, Republican
County Sheriff: FIN
c.. L. Leonard, Democrat 8
M. D. Myers, Republican
Recorder of Deeds::-
Susie L. Faith, Democrat q.
G. P. Berry, Republican
County Attorney: \
VIM. p. WEIGH, Democrat /
P. E. Roadifer, Republican,
County Coroner:
A. T. Bare, Democrat '
Chas. Smith, Republican
Member Board of Supervisors,
Term beginning 1919. H. r.. Coul-
thard, Democrat.
Fred A. Heath, Republican
Member Board of Supervisors,
term beginning 1920, j. &c. WALL
ace, Democrat.
s A Sponer, Republican
Township Officers--Hhrrison:
Trustee year term, F. o. Carl
son, Republican,; L. M. Houts,
Democrat.
Trustee, year term: A. Brock,
Republican; Fred Wettengal, Dem
ocrat.
Trustee 4 years term: c. H.
Brace, Republican James :. E..
Grady, Democrat.
Clerk: I. P. Pounds, Republican;
w. s. Probasco, Democrat.
Assessor: y: b. Howorth, Rep
ublican.
Justice of the Peace: r.. r. Cald
we'll, Republican.
Constable: I. Siglin, Republi-
can; L. r. Warehouse, Democrat.
Lincoln Twp.
Trustee, 2 year term, C. s. De-
|yer, Republican.
Trustee, year term Clarence
Roger, Republican.
Trustee year term, A. X. Green
field, Republican.
Clerk, L. d. Willis, Republican.
Assessor, S. F. Rayl, Republic
can
Justice of the Peace, Eafl Smith
Republican.
Allen Twp.
Trustee 2 years term, A. J. Crit
fifth, Democrat.
Trustee 3 year term, Lew Tho
mas, Republican.
Clerk, B. Il. Messenger, Repub-
lican.
Assessor, F. G. Hough, Demo-
crat.
Jackson Twp.
Trustee year term, C. A. Wyatt
Democrat, Geo. j. Meggers, Repu-
blican.
Trustee, 3 year term, F. w.
Beekaan, Republican, A. j. Smith,
Democrat.
Trustee year term, w. e..
Gillette, Republican; Sam Babe,
Democrat.
!. Clerk, B. B. Jones, Republican;
w. s. Edmonds, Democrat.
Assessor, A. e. Brycesoa, Re-
publican; c. Ray Nuzum, Demo-
crat.
Justice of the Pease, O. L. Pay
ten, Republican.
Little Sioux Twp.
Trustee, 2 year term, =. M.
Terry, Republican,
II. 2. Hathaway, Republican
trustee for 8 year term1 Daniel L.
Wallie, Democrat.
Trustee, year term A. M. Rolph
Republican; c. Crabb, Democrat.
Clerk, j. E. Rope, Republican
Assessor, Jesse Alton, Demo-
Icrat.
Justice of the Peace, w. p.
Morgan, Republican; N. C. Patter-
son, Democrat.
Constable, Josh Sucker. Repub-
lican.
Douglas Twp.
Assessor, S. L. Towns, Republic
can.
Doyer Twp.
Trustee 2 year term, Jonathan
[Holston, Republican; w. p. Camp,
bell, Democrat.
Trustee 3 yeor term, Glen Boat
wick. Re1l blican; j. H. Watkins,
Democrat.
Trustee 4 year term, p. w. lewis,
Republican; N. J Roundy, Demo-
crat.,
Clerk, H. L. Haieht, Republican;
Max Weiss, Democrat.
Assessor, G. P. Davis, Republican
and L. F. LaSourd, Democrat.
Justice of Peace, C. v. Pitts,
Republican; Geo. A. Pott, Demo-
crat.
Constable, Chas. Wilsey, Demo-
icrat.
Constable, F. B. Bennett. Demo-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

N5s%y ~ ~ - "a III 4
THE board te-af firms the HI Y
made On Nay eth, ftI0. Inst IN
1petition herein il SUI liciefit Il
form and substance, Mat 0ersS l,
necessity for the drainage ina.
provements: and further that th,
establishment os the 'drainase dis.
Itrict recommended by the said "a.
port Of the said engineer viii +,
for the public benefit and ntilitv
and conducive 10 the nubIic health
convenience, and welfara. ana IS,
said board havinr conaidered r..
jreport OF the apnraiaera IN dam.
ares. said annraiaars have has ~
|appointed by the counts andito,
pursuant to orders from The hoar1
| of supervisors and having files
Their report as Nv lao inclndins
| 1.-The amended rsport az tha M
lengineer filed june ARD 4aia
(which is hereby adonted and m.
proved provided. and a,so ~.
said report Of the said enrinaer
and all matters connected there.
with finds and determines thal
the cost Of construction Of the
drainage district accommodates,
land the improvements recon.
mended 10 be made therein toea.
gethSr with the ANN res avar.ied
| is not sxcessiye nor 4 greater hnr-
den than should be pronerlv horns
by the lands benefited ~ said i'm
provements: the said hoard fnr-
Their finds that -nothins now re-.
mains to be done preliminarv "a
the establishing of the ira;nae =
district Recommended: therefora.
Be it resolyedSbv ina said hnari
OF supervisors that the drainace
district recommended nv the said
report Of the said aneinear nav
rug Doullu.r'es ass 0utllhed Dy the
sa'u iepul! u .ne saia engineer,
90 a'nonueu anu containing terrl-
- 10Y .h 80 90. ". = Tue said report
=. .ae sa'u ellslaeer as amended
- .,; sae ss s;,aa report % the saia en-
s s.aee ~ ia.eu .uls gro. 1s1s. De-
a =, '.so sal.'e = nsleDy estaDi'sh-
81 o. = :. uea.nass distrlct:
po = lui.ner = ffsotyeo that the
..a ~ .a lesommenaed 70 De
-. .aaue ea ~ sa.u arn,hase Instruct Dy
M. "aan ' : o,o.s :. 'le sa,u ens'-
no. NO.. 90 an.el,uog 70 anu tue sans
a ..s anaesa Ooa.su, estaDIisneu,
. .,.u o ~ ga 'aale - accofuance
w., Wv. - saau report o' tne ens'-
'o o. - a..unusul
ne - 'ul.ner resolved tnat SAID
ishas r. s :. -. ~. 70 sDo.e es'sD-
800. I : :, J, =. sAs w san,e y hereby
m l.a.asu ~ s..u sesigas.sa as harris
p.;. - x. 1870 D.s.Ilo. ~.
No aI.sas1 seso.sea tnst =. =
~ : e ~ , J. q . ~ ns - nste-
: 49, ar,o .nss ~. l.tss.eu ~ MAY
srana mo =. ~ n: :. ss.u Is1t.s
- o,.,; .. ,a.S, D.s.1'c. ~. Z
~ .oso.S - o.eu iorty acrS
s.aSs, ~ a..c : nspor. thefeol, sc-
s 81: .ne .ue ssinc WIN plas'
'. .pa - 1..s., 3. 1919 ~ - - Nv
j, :. s.:gA .s.s III !. !. ysu.vou euat luE-