The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-11-15

Larson, Anna, labor at poor
iaihi ............ %o.VV
Lewis, G.. A.. goods to poor
farm sc. 65
Lorentz, A. NJ, goods to poor 6.00|
Lundin Bros, culvert on S.
Rs. IA and .............. 315. 40
Lyle Corrugated Culvert Co.
goods for roads .......... 1O7. %
Macbeth, ]. H., livery on roads 2S.40
Mace, ]. W., carrying Special
election returns .......... 1.64
Macomber, George, carrying
special election returns 49,. 2.40|
Mankato Citizens Tel. Co.
telephone rental and tolls. 1880
Mankato Commercial college.
QlplOmaS .bU
Mankato Manufacturing Co.,
poor farm and road machin-
cry pa
Mankato Post, blanks ..... 500
Masters, c. NJ, Inc, repair
ing on court house ....... 1875
Mcpherson Twp, culvert s.
X. No. ii ................ 81. 40
Mcpherson Twp. goods for
bridge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39S. rs
Meade. c. c., state road No.
y, LABOR .................. 81. 90
Moe, Norman. goods for high
way engineer and cards :. sos
L.utch. Alfred, labor at poor
farm ................. 40. w
Mulch, Sydney, labor at poor
farm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. UO
Neff Printing Co.. filing cabinet
and stationery ............ 145 SO
Frank Nitzkowski, goods for
poor ........... 3 so
Northern States Power Co,
gas and electricity .. 1924
North Star Cement Co. goods
to poor farm ......... 4251
Olson, o. X, board of equali-
LdtlOH "a 90
Olson. o. X, per diem and
mileage of county conn.,. 1851
Osten, Mrs. Anton, Matron's
lees ................... "a 90
| Osten, Anton. board of prison
eTS ............... Ill 90
Osten, Anton. expense for tele-
grams NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2..1
Overland Perrin Retail Co.,
goods for poor farm. ..... 40
Owens, D. T., goods for poor
ldrm .................. 20 90
Owens, D. T., goods for poor
idTm ................. 3 90
Paulson, n. p. Co., compensa-
lon policy ................ 30i. 90
peterson, P. c., procuring cleo
uon ballots ........... |. 60
Randall. o. j., procuring cleo
tlon ballots ............... 1.56
Rogers & Co., goods to high
way encioeerc IN M
Rogers & Co, goods 10 high
way engineers " ii 60
Russell Grader Mfg. Co., goods
ioF roddS .................. Al 16
Sample Shoe Store, goods for
pun ............ > 90
Sanger. Matthias, 3D. of equal.
and travelling expenses. 80. 32.S5
Sanger, Matthias, per diem and
mileage of county conn.,. 1900
Schweitzer Chas. T, procuring
election ballots ..... %
Schwickert, Geo. J. goods for
oauS ................ 10. IS
SLIDER, Albert H., goods for
pooi '''.:... ............. II. Is
Standard Oil Co., goods for
poor and poor farm. ...... 2O.19
st. Joseph hospital, care of
SICK poor ..............1O 1 o.
otuckert, John, typewriter
c, erascrs ;............... 1.25
swanson, c. & Sons, goods for I.
III court mouse ........... $40
The Balkenhol Co., goods for
poor .................. 500
Thomas Bros, goods for DOOR 500
| Thompson, H. E., county ditch
Thro, John c., medicine for
poor INSTRUMENTATION. o.
Ifeanor, 4. r. procuring
special election ballots. 2OO
irl- State Tel. & Tel. Co., tele-
vD phone service .......... 32.75
Fogel, Edward, rodman on
'........... $50
ward, Geo. W.. procuring spe-
clal election ballots ... 200
Ward, Geo. W., procuring spe-
clal election ballots. 5O
Whitney, c. E., procuring spe
cal election ballots. 10
Wilbur, Fred c.. procuring
special election ballots. 100
Willard, d. G., insurance on
jan ......... .............. SIS 90
Williams, l.. E., goods for
poor ................. 47.O1
WEE. j. c. & Sons, printing
ana blanks ............... 27.25
zaDei' A. r., goods for poor. "a "a
Alells, Carl, county ditch No.
- ..:...: ................ 200
the hearing on the petition of
Bertel Selland and others for a
change of road in Lincoln and Butter.
nut Valley which had been adjourned
until this date was resumed. A. large
number of interested persons were
present. and considerable time was
spent in discussion. On motion. final
action was postponed until two D. m.
October 8, 1918.
j. e. Morse and e. c. Jensen an
peared relative to water standing
along county ditch No. AZ. This
water has ruined some potatoes and
nay. No action was taken.
On motion, the board adjourned at
6:l5 p. IN. until 2 p. m. September
~, 1918.
|. II. c. KRAUS,
Attest:
c. l.. Kennedy,
County Auditor.
(Seal)
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.