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PETITION TO Sell LAND. "
IN COUNTY COURT. q "
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
county Of Grand Forke

County Of Grand Forks.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of
Howard v. Carson. minor.
Alma M. Carson. Guardian Of said MINOR
containing among other things a de-
scription of all Of the real estate of
which the said minor is seized, and the
condition and value of the same. ma
sell the undivided Twenty-one and one-;
third (21 1-3) acres in the North East
quarter (NEK) Of Section Sixteen (l6)i
in Township One Hundred Forty Nine
CAD Range; Fifty One West, in the
North Dakota And it appearing by said
Petition that 1t is to the advantage of
the said minor that the. said real estate
be sold, and the proceeds therefore Ina
vested for said minor:
terested in said estate ppear before the
Judge Of this court on the 28th day ar
June. 1918 at 2 o'clock P. M. at tho
Court House in the city Of Grand Forks.
then and there to show Gauss, IL any
granted to Alma M. Carson to sell said
Recall Estate according to the prayer of
said Petition.
And 1t is further ordered that. Z copyl
of this order be published for four sue
ing in the Grand Forks Herald, q daifyI
newspaper published at Grand Forks, in,
said county and state, and that notice ~
personally served on all persons in-s
county at least ten days before said day
of hearing, and upon all other perDooa
interested according 10 law.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Da1poka,
this cath day Of May. 1918.
<court Seal, By t T. & H1ssrL1,
Judge OF County Court
(May Is. June 1. 8 and 15.) Ss
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H- a- $2l9.1O
Mr.. HIATT. seconded by MI. Mooney, was
on motion unanimously adopted.
Whereas, 1t Is a fact that much diff
by farmers in securing and holding labor
for harves and other operations on ac-
count Of the fact that there is no uni
form wage scale for the same class Of
work on different farms, and
Whereas, 1t has been brought to our
attention that the Grand Forks county
farm bureau is putting into effect an
able and efficient distribution Of farm
help in cooperation with the U. S. De-
partment of Labor by appointing an ac-
tive representative in each community
Be It Resolved. That we, the board
OF county commissioners for Grand
Forks county. in session this fourth day
idea Of establishing a uniform wage
scale for such operations as haying.
harvesting and ~threshing. such scale to
paid In other states for the same classes
of work. and further.
BE 1t Resolved. that we endorse the
agents for the various communities Of
the county as undertaken by the farm
bureau to work in cooperation with
the U; s. Department Of Labor and other
euSA VIM ~ 0ooAoSAn6 III uIHl6n
ing labor for the production of crops
and stock in the county.
: Disbursements At This 1Geotine.
From General fund ..........$2,11s.os
From Bridge fun ............ 3,753.7S
From Auto FUND ............. 415. rs
3e.5ss.oS
On motion the board adjourned until
8 o'clock a. M, Tune 18th. 1918.
.a-gf -sE5s w.. GEO. UDENBY,
Attest: Chairman. u
/ HANS ANDERSON. .
County Auditor. -
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$4.715.12
Cash in hands Of city treasurer 1865
Balance Of appropriation due . $500, 90
uoa M1s: ~ joseph s.gr1 Kennsdy: Secretary;
received and filed. Carried.
report OF. Standing oonuittsss.
GRAND Thes*or Basement Entrance,
Gentlemen: We. your public improve
ment committee. to whom was referred
the petition Of A. r. .Hilsabeck and
Others: asking the city council to cause
NO.. 3rd street to be closed and the
railing around said entrance removed.
beg to report hat after investigating
way being dangerous and an obstruction
TO traffic ~ charged. your committee is
Of the opinion that it would be an in
Justice to: the owners Of the property
time and we therefore recommend. that
tho petition be not granted. (Signed)
- KlSven. .'rhos: ,Griffiths and x. a.
seoonded by Alderman veitch. that the
report. be adopted as read. Carried.
Dsfsr Action on Sewer Constructors.
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
ms asns eem.aitt.e W e. y ssoRR us %.. impress nse.q,.d
the. petition Of VIM. Stewart and other
ss.kdnE the city council to cause the con-
strsstion Of lateral sever throush
that We have discussed this matter With
the property owners there and recon-
mend that b petition BE- not GRANTED.
is So Z asd' fes t 'i:. in sesss IL su evs Sns
three blocks Of sewer 10 required to
onnec up With the:mAin sewer; tho two
Ss'c1 not signing for this Improvement
Eleven. !Thos: Griniths and 4. q. Look.
man. Moved by Alderman smith. seconS-
g ~ Alderman FedeE:on: that the re-
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Special meeting Of the city counee4
hsld saturday June 9Th. 1911: IT.
and present on roll caii 1idsrmss
Yeitch. Kelsey. Davidson, LockmapEs
whitman; Hultens. Day. Turner =
Z can for special Msssizs
To the Honorable Members Of TIT
Forks. North Dakota:
hereby notified that q special meeting 81
the city council OF the city Of Gren1ss
Forks. North Dakota, viii BE- held $50
IT az hosr 18th Fl 8 s!c 81 June y. n = p, iiif.1E
ceiye from the mayor notification of tn
appointment by him Of q police masiss
death Of the Hon. J. r. church and Htas
act upon such appointment by rejecting
or confirming the same and to aAo1ks
ceedings touching the death Of the .satdS
Hon. j. r. Church as seems appropriate.
No other business will be ~tranDactadss
At said Kii sp tste d meeting anf;c to all q ro hitch
hereby notified to attend said meeting
this 9Th day Of June. A. D. 1918. p or
Respectfully submitted.
w. H. ALEXANDER,
(sEAL) City AUDITOR:
meeting Of the city council Of Grand;
Forks. North Dakota. Is hereby adnnittedss
at Grand Forks. North Dakota, this sthIs
Alderman W: Il Kelsey. First ward.
Aldermen A. veitch. E. j. Davidsonss
Second ward.
c A,as.men 4 G. Lockm.n. rhoss
Aldermen W: s; whitman. J. L. Hui7s
1 11dsT%en y Y Y B BIZ: 5 +. 3. Ts1ss /
Sixth ward. 4ss
Alderman l.. Eleven, Seventh ward.
Appo1ntMemts and 0on1xRA4ione.
3oNoe Magistrate.
Mayor Wheeler appointed Aderme9s
Kelsey and Whitman as tellers.
cell as police magistrate Of the city 81
Grand Forks. N. d. (for the unexpireds
term Of J: R. Church. deceased. ending
the nrst Monday In April. 1920. ana
for confirmation. Tellers reported 8 ball.
lots cast. all of which were yes. The
m1 rnss declared the appointment cong
Alderman Bird reported present.
.oommittss on '1~esoautions.
Moved by Alderman Turner, seconded
by Alderman Whitman. that the mayor
appoint a committee of three to draft.
tr.te J.. r: Ghurch. carried I
Turner and Whitman and City Attorney
Bangs as said committee.
council attend the funeral services O.
J. n. Church in g body. Carried. 8
BY Alderman Huitene. thai We Do nov
W. H ALEXANDER. !.
City Auditor. .
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City Abattoir. Washington st. ..., 90
Forty-three samples Of milk were COL
lected n tested during the month of
May. with 16 below grade in butter fat
required by our milk and cream ordfn-
ance; 40 samples Of cream collected and
tested with IA below in butter fat, total
number Of samples taken, So; with total
below grade 80; 2 special samples taken.
E~ighty-three phone calls answered:
IL special complaints investigated: 16
complaints reported to board OF health.
MRS. r. A. SPRAGUE,
Food Inspector.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey, seconded
by Alderman Bird, that the several re-
ports be received and filed. Carried.
Recommend Acceptance Of Fiter Plant,
The city council discussed the report
OF the supervisor Of the city filter plant,
particularly with reference to the recon-
mendation of ]. w. Cox, supervisor. adj
vising the acceptance of the plant from
the Pittsburgh Filter Mfg. Co.
Moved by Alderman Whitman. Sec
onded by Alderman Peterson, that the
report be referred to the Waterworks
committee. Carried.
Annual Report Of Public Library.
Annual report OF the secretary Of the
public library board for the year Begin
ming May 1. 1917, and ending May /,
1913, presented. read, as follows:
8eoo1pts.
Cash in hands Of city treasurer
MAY 1st,. 1917 ..............$ 1913
Appropriations made during the
year ........................ 10000 90
Rent 200.0 90
f1neS 341.31
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xofrC1 TO C1RDI9o12.
ATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)
county Of en,nd Fork,

County of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter Of the Estate of Roa1ln
A. Hatherell. Deceased. q
Notice is hereby given by W. c. 0teb-
bins, administration Of the estate a
Rosalia A. Hatherell, deceased. + the
creditors Of. and all persons hsvins
claims against said deceased. to present
them with the necessary vouchers, to
the said W. c. Stebbins, admdnistratuf
at Grand Forks, N. D.. within 4 mnnth1
after the FIRST publication Of this nottcA,
Dated June 18th. Mt Grand FofksM
D.. A. D. 1918.
- - ". c. STEBBnNH
Administrators
HENRY o'KHCFE. JR-.
Attorney for Estate,
Grand Forks, n. D..
First publication June 18th. 1913l
(June 15-22-2s, July g.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
City of Grand Forks, North Dakota

n. nes Mona, meeting, 5sns Of a tns ' eity council ss !
Siassne p; Gillette I'll ssss s'4d, MH siztes, g s1isits:
present, it was moved BY Alderman Gil
!ette. by Alderman Bird. that
Ts.s sS.sa. JUNE to 4 Rs.t ISIS St 8 o'clock '4. ?. m.'
fussaay, june 4th, 1915.
Regular adjourned meeting Of the
city council held Tuesday. June 4th.
presiding. and present on roll call Al
LocEmsn. arir!ths, Whitman. Huitens:.
Bird. Turner; Kieven n Pederson-1s.
Minutes 81 the meeting held May 9Th
and a21st, 1913. presented. read. Moved
by Alderman Kelsey, seconded by Alder
m nre1.d Hu e.r1 that the minutes be sp-
1iosaa Ap1tesaaoas.
Tho following applications for licenses
With city trea9ursr,s receipt attached
forEfees paid: presented, read:
VIM. j. Struts, auto hack. .416.e0
d. r. Friedman. auctioneer........3o.oo
Dick 9taoeY. dfeyfnAn .... SEQ
w. j.. BrohrnAn. drAyuaan. 500
Moved BY Alderman GiIlette, seconded
s.. Esnted upon tie alins I d prsosr
bonds. Carried. 4
1r~sssaAaAaoa ~ Rssstaeus,.
1szMaesasu - x1pEosasE.
Petition .fs.d ron y .; 2 Gsstson sna
council tosstap ths sewer In the alley
between Belmont md Vernon Aysnnss
from Clark g Re.lsv.sd. Ave u draiin
p pasp. sss's I. ts e. t Rstis Z s..a ng es W.. ss .ssas
Of Belmont venue 1t Boulevard avanuo
south. presented, rad ~
hcxsd p Alssmsa Kslssy sseeSsased
be referredato the public improvelpent
committee Carried. 10 votes arm.
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st. Marks Lutheran.

Corner Fifth street and 1nterna-
tional avenue. ]. H. Richard, pastor.
w. Doyle Watt, musical director;
Beth Bulls, organist. Morning wor-
ship and sermon. 1880, theme: 1.-THE
general superintendent, Mae Dettman,
primary department. At 8 o'clock in
the evening, the Children's service
will be given by the primary and be-
ginner departments. The public ID
invited. ALI services in English.
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Swedish Lutheran,

Corner Alpha avenue and Sixth
-Jtreet, J. M. Persenius, pastor; Sun
day school at 10 o'clock a. M; reg
ular service at 8 o'clock in the eve
ming. Services in the Bethesda
church at IL o'clock a. M, and in the
Nyskoga church at 3 o'clock D.. M;
mems societies will be organized in
Ill three churches Sunday. Reception
Ind summer festival will be held in
The city church next Friday at s
o'clock p. m. The Bethesda summer
festival will be held in Mats H. Err
ekson's grove June rs, beginning at
10 o'clock q. m.
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reports q oUoers.

on b conditions Of appropriations &C.
report Of city treasurer khoWiug
y106.13e.30 on hand June LIST, 1913; re-
port Of police magistrate showing $500
collected " hnes; report Of. city wedgher
port Of supt; q city absttoir SHOWING
report OF city engineer on building in
spections for Nay; report of water me-
ter department. showing 371.12 collected
IN May; report Of city engineer on fees
for sign inspection, street ex-
and blue-printing from March
!, 1917. to March /. 1918; report Il water
gallons pumped In April and 1856 "a
for water rents In May. 1918.
Report Of Supervisor Of xaltse.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
Gentlen1en:-We hereby respectfully
submit u report or the efficiency OF
the municipal water filtration plant for
the month of May. 1918.
During the month samples were taken
for examination on nineteen days, the
results being rs follows:
+. Sewage
AZ Bacteria
Raw Treated in
Untreated Filtered Treated
Water Water Water
Bacteria 50 &C. !.
HL @
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.ChurchS Services
spkitnalist

Meeting Of the society Sunday Ave-
ming at 500 o'clock at 816 North
Fifth street. Reading BY the mem
bers. discussion on the truths Of
spiritualism after the reading. The
public II cordially invited.
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Presbyterian.

Sunday schol, 9:45 a. m. Geo. F.
Wells. supt. At the church service at
II a. m. Dr.. John E. Bushnell, pastor
Westminster Presbyterian church,
Minneapolis. who will be here for the
baccalaureate service at the univer-
should hear him. DIR. Bushnell is
pne Of the most eminent men in the
Presbyterian church and will give a
great message. ="
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St. pauvs Church.

8 a. m. holy communion. II a. m.
morning prayer and sermon. The
Sunday school has been discontinued
for the summer. Parents r request
ed to send their children to the IL
O'Clock service. Special attention will
be given them at this service. The
morning service will be adapted to
the children present. ]. Watson, c
k0r W. -- ~
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German Lutheran,

German service will be conducted
in the morning at 1880. English
service in the evening at 7:45. Choir
practice on Monday evening. Red
Cross Circle on Wednesday afternoon
The Ladies' Aid meets On Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. r,
Raschick on Boulevard avenue. H
F. Bueeel.
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Bethels Church.

Belmont avenue. Evangelist Carl
Egge from Mayville will preach at
1880. a. m. and 1880 p. m. Adult
bible class and Sunday school at ~
O'clock. Y. p. 8. Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 1880. Parochial school be-
gins at 9 a. m. Monday in No.
1S Belmont school. Miss Skuag from
the Lutheran bible school, teacher.
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$e65.72

On motion h bond of Page Printerie
IN the sum Of $135o.oo. furnished BY the
y; W; Trust g.; Of Grand Forks. n: D..
contract for blank books for county Of
fees, was approved by the board.
on motion the bond Of the Grand Forks
Herald Co.. in the sum of. $4,000 fur
nfshed by the Northwestern Trust Co.,
for the faithful performance Of their
contract to furnish printing and station
cry Tor the county offices. was approved
On motion The county auditor was
authorized and instructed to draw re-
fund warrant in favor Of Glemmstad for
1892 on account Of error in receipt for
Twp 151, Range Sc, when it should be
On motion the board adjourned until
June 4th. 1918: at 9 O'clock.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Chairman Udenby, Com
m%issioners Poupore, Mooney and HIATT.
Absent Commissioner Smith.
On motion the following bills were
5s3o5-A. F. Turner. telephone
tolls, stamps and r. r. q e.... $so.57
'tsso73s5os s' .x,Ineram. service, a, $3.50
6s 5Ssa,1 . +; Coulter, assisting s,' ..
eounty, surveyor ..........::.. 1880
county surveyor .........,,,,, $50
5S211-M. o. Haugen, services on
ks insanisy 3 boeTd 4.so
ices on insanity board ....,,.. 400
68913-W. c. Wilson, M. D., Wit
ness fees before insanity board 2.1o
6s214-Page Printerie. printing
blanks and books for county
68316-Colborn School Supply Co..
! flag mounted on staff ....,,.. 6.7s
z,s : ,.ts wool a Sgntins $500: $500
court st~enosrapher onice ...... 200
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Lutheran Free.

Corner Of Walnut street and Fourth
avenue. Rev. H. Winter will preach
Sunday morning at 10:30;. evening at
3 o'clock. Sunday school and bible
class at IL O'clock. Young peoples
meeting at 7:15 Sunday evening.
Prayer melting Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. A cordial welcome to all.
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s~candinayian Methodist.

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Sunday. June 16. services at
1925. Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Children's day program at 8 p. m.
Everybody welcome. j. Lorenz.
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First Church Of Christ, scientist.

Regular service at II a. m. Subject:
God the Preserver of Man." The SUM-
day school follows the morning serv-
Ice. The Wednesday evening testi-
monial meeting at 8 O'Clock. The
church maintains a free reading room
at No. 8 Clifford annex, DeMers ave-
nue This room ls open from 2 to S
p. m. The church edifice is at the
corner of Belmont and Fourth avenue.
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Methodist Episcopal

DR.. Thos. H. Gallagher, minister.
sThe Nature Of the Kingdom" will be
the. sermon theme Sunday morning
And DR.. Karl r.. stolz will be the
speaker. This will be the baccalaure-
ate service Of Wesley college. All the
friends Of the college have a cordial
Invitation to attend the services Of
worship.
From - to / is the Sunday school
hour. We greatly appreciate the
hearty cooperation Of the parents
and hope that this cooperation will
continue, throughout the summer.
Owing to the university exercises In
the gymnasium Sunday afternoon,
there will be no Sunday evening union
service in our church. -,
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First Baptist.

The exercises Of Children's Day,
postponed from last Sunday, will be
held at the hour of morning worship,
1880. There will be no preaching
service. and no regular session Of the
Sunday school. Let us have a good
attedance to encourage the children.
In the evening at 8 So'clock the pas
tor, Harvey ]. Moore. will give a win
the War" sermon on the subject "Are
We Downhearted?" This sermon ie
suggested by things that were seer
and heard in connection with the pas
tors recent trip through the east, and
especially at the Win the War con-
vention and banquet in Philadelphia.
The public Is cordially invited.
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Plymouth Congregational.

congregational. IL
Tomorrow morning divine worship
viii be conducted by the Rev. W. e.
Stephenson at 1880 4. m., the sub
ject Of the address being, "A fragrant
Name and How to Win It." The talk
to the children will introduce them
to "a new film picture" Special mu-
sic will be rendered by the choir in
the following program:
Prelude. Melody in A"....... Parker
Professional. Hymn .162.
Anthem. Lord God. Omnipotent'..
$500. Ashford
onertory Solo. Teach Me to
Fray ...........i........ levitt
Miss Marjorie Cook.
Recessional, Hymn 426.
We aim At providing 4 beautiful
and devotional service, and cordially
welcome all comers.
Union service at the N. E. church
ut 8 p. M. i
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CHURCH SERVICES
Zion Evanseasul

Morning service in German at 1919
q m. Sunday school at 1880. Youne
Peoples Alliance at Z o'clock pm
English services It 8 p. m. =
Schroeder. pastor.
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Sewage
Bacteria
Raw Treated in
Untreated Filtered Treated
Water Water Water
Bacteria 50 &C. !.

INC aoove reeutIs IL Will be seen
per u drops in the raw water was 377.
In the tap water the average number
was 10; and during the past month the
msad. ' 81 M" The '9 Unite eafn s ssaneal pus SIC
health service. S
During the past month the water soft.
enin E.. and fitratton plant has been un-
sentative of the Pittsburg Ritter COM
pany. During this time the :efluent con-
tinued to meet all the requirements Of
fluent. both on the part Of the alter
sentative from the state laboratories,
shows the following results:
2. O~dor-absent. .
8. Taste-good.
4. Excess Chemicals used-none.
~ grains Of lime per gallon.
2.3 grains Of alum.
2 grains of soda ash.
s., There Is no undecomposed alum.
arsenic, copper or free lime pres
ent in the. effluent. j
z. Total hardness In raw water
ia p. p. m. average for month";.
8. Total hardness In enluent-so p.
.. Observation-Disclosures easily
meets with the standards Of con-
The. mechanical features Of tho plant,
which in the past have caused consider
able grief and an excessive attention on
the part Of The attendant, have been
remedied by Mr.. Sharp by changing the
proportionfng valves to Mt the limits of
our present pumpages. The type Of feed
for the automatic feed machines has
been changed to meet our special condi-
tions. These changes have been made
gratuitously without any compunction
by the Pittsburgh Filter Co. In fact,
IN order to make this plant a model
from their point Of view, more time,
constructive thought n money have
been spent than was absolutely neces-
sary to meet the contract.
The plant during the past month has
actually been run by your representa-
tives, no manipulation of machinery. no
new piece added or removed without
their knowledge n cooperation. Every
test which has been run to test the eff
hciency of machines under variations Of
pumpaRe n feed has been carefully
checked n rechecked. As a result, Mr..
Lunseth and myself are satisfied that
no other method Of feed can equal the
one in the present plant rs far as fexi-
bility. accuracy and measuring chemic-
ais. ease Of manipulation, automaticity
and efficiency is concerned.
In view Of the high standard Of eff1h-
ent which is daily being. made at the
plant, and in view of the efficiency Of
the mechanical parts of the plant in
stalled by the Pittsburg Filter company.
the acceptance Of the plant is aspect
fully recommended.
North Dakota Public Health Laboratory,
$50 J. w. Cox. Supt. City Filter.
0I}1k ana NvAav. D~~o-&
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49, $s2.50
Report Of Justice A. B.: Gum. approved
cy the e. states ssa attorney !. Showing 4" fine and
Into the county treasury. and no ex-
proved. -
fees collected and services rendered dur
Ing the month of May, 1918. was on mo-
ton approved by the board and ordered
placed on file.
The report Of M. Reidy, superintend-
ent Ct the county hospital Ind poor farm
Tor May. 1913, was on motion approved
by the board. Said report showing 80
an average cost each per week Of $4.16.
audited and allowed:
groceries and clothing for coun.
5s * snosR,si' vrchota, telephone Of
tolls to county hospital. $685.. s.75
581S9-Ertck Jenson, repairs to
county hospital -. ..... t2.15
den seed for County poor farm sos
's III cn1;nt g; Olson Olson Co. clothing =. a.
5s1s2-Home Tea Co., conee for
5sissMM! sSssi'.i Reidy, sash ad.. '''''
v for eou aDt rr hospita ana ..,s
5s1s4-wilson Grocery. groceries
for county hospital .......... $3.50
hospital ..:..:.............. $50
5s196-Julia Greibrok. cook at
county, hospital .............. $500
5S197-Thos. Maeneson, services
as laborer at county hospital. $50
5819S-Edna Stephenson, services.
as general help at county hos
5s1ss-Rose Schmidt. services as
nurse at county hospital -. 5000
58200-Anna Greibrok. services as
Laundry girl at county hospital $500
58201-Oscar Kulseth, services as
laborer at county hospital 80. 1882
5s2o2-Arvilla Supply Co., ma
terial for repairs at county
5ssos@R. B. Griffith Co.. clothing s'''7
for county hospital .......... $50
5S204-Standard Oil Co., oil and
gasoline for county hospital =. 41.so