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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-03-12

forty million dollars arc to. b spent
are the following:
I Halt q million dollars for use amona
returning soldiers and sailors, to
whom assistance il also to be given in
finding jobs and in getting new star,
I'm life. y -.
Half q million dollars for recon.
struction work in building Protestan,
churches in Europe devastated BY the
war. ~ : : s.: 81 !. sS5-x "
-Four million, dollars for work over.
seas, where last year Presbyteriana
conducted IT'S hospitals land dispen.
|saries, in which zoo, eco patients were
treated and where educational institu.
lions and religious services were main.
tanned, which We're attended BY many
millions Of natives. -. s$=. VI I ~ 6
Eighty thousand dollars will be used
for temperance and prohibition work
especially in foreign lands, in whici.
american brewers and, distiller. are tn
begin operations. as soon as their
plants are closed down in this country.
!. Nearly a million dollars will be ap-
spropriated for disabled preachers, and
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Order Establishing County Ditch,
STATE OF MINNESOTA

County of Kandiyohi
In the Matter of the Petition of VIM.
II. Phipps and Others. for County
Ditch No. SIN the County OF Kandi-
yOhi. State of Minnesota. ~ ~
The above entitled matter came on
, duly to be heard by and before the
County Board OF the County Of Kand1-
yohi, State OF Minnesota. at special
meeting Of said Board duly called for
the purpose OF hearing and consider
ing the petition and Of the Engineers
ditch in the above entitled matter, ON
the 24th day of July "A. d. 1913. at Z
O clock p. M. OF said day; and was ad-
journed from time to time. to and in
Guiding February rs. 1919; and it ap-
pearing BY proper evidence that due
Of said petition and Of said time 81
the Civil Engineer appointed BY this
ditch, has completed his work and duly
q the County Auditor Of said County;
g, directed by the Board Of COUNTY
sappointsd. by said Beard 20 view and
'PPlstsd thsir lanors md made ands Or
th$, Office Ct said County Auditor. m
1eG proceed TO hear s.sd petition 90
YtsWsss' ssports ttssSoni Us ara -
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POSTPONED
AUCTION SALE

Having rented the. farm We win
sell at Public Auction on Sec. "a
Town OF Mamre, miles northwest
Of Willmar, 1 mile north OF Pennock
and 6 miles east Of Kerkhovsn. on
Saturday, March Is, 1919 !
The following described property:
6 HEAD or HORSES:
gray horse. s years old. weight 1890;
brown mare. 8 years old, weight
400; l brown horse. 10 years old,
weight 400; brown mare. II years
old. weight 1900; I black mare, II
years old, weight 1900. :,
50 HEAD OF CATTLE:
II mich COWS, all milking; 4 2.year-
old heifers, coming. fresh In spring:
2 heifers, year old; steers. / year
old and past: 3 steers, years old;
9 calves 7 heifers, 2 steers; / Short.
horn bull 20 months old; 81 head of
hogs: II tall pigs; 3 sows with pigs;
100 chickens.
FARM MACHINERY:
/ Mccormick binder. TT. cut with
truck: 1 Mccormick corn binder; /
20-disc Kentucky drill: / 1S-disc w.
B. Drill: 2 mowers; Mccormick. 1
Minnesota; manure spreader; / corn
planter, c. F. @. with 120 rods wire;
disc, 16-inch;s1 .3-section lever drag;
sulky plows, 16-inch, J. l. Case; 2
corn cultivators; 1 hay rake; hay
bucker; hay rack; 2 wagons. with
triple box; l bob sleigh; 2 buggies;
most Of the machinery good as new.
3 sets Of work harness; / saddle; 1
gasoline tank, 60-gallons; I grind
stone: Is bushels of seed wheat: 800
bushels Of seed oats; 6 bushels seed
corn. 2 cream cans, gallons; kit
chen range; other articles too numer.
GUS to mention. 49,.
Sale to Commence at 1000 o'clock.
+ Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS-Au sums under SO, cash;
on larger sums time viii Bio given to
November I, 1919, on bankable notes
at eight per cent interest. No prop
erty to be removed until settled for.
oAkLEAF BROS, Owners.
G. H. Nelson, Auctioneer.
e. l. Thorpe, Clerk SIS
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SPlcER- ON GREEN LAKE

! cer-on-Green-LAke, March 10TH
Miss Emma 1saackson returned
home Friday from Diamond Lake,
where she has been visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Stewart Johnson. $. =
Misses Florence Nelson and Edith
Gustafson were at Willmar Saturday
between trains.
Mrs. Mary Downs of Willmar was
9 guest at the homes of her sons, ID.
]. and p. H. Downs and families, the
past week.
: Miss Hannah Sampson was a guest
Of relatives at Kandiyohi from Friday
until Sunday. ~~
Christ Carlson returned Saturday
from business trip to the Cities.
J. B. Hovde was at Willmar on bust.
ness between trains Saturday. 49,
Mrs. V. E. 2SWenson and little
daughter went to Wilfmar Saturday,
where she met Mr.. Swenson, who re-
turned from Minneapolis. They were
guests of relatives at Willmar until
Monday. -
/ { J. d. Nordeen arrived Thursday
/ from Hines, Minnesota for a visit
with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Nordeen.
/ : Pvt. w. ]. Thorvig left Wednesday
morning for Waubun, Minneasota,
where he has q farm. s< q,
Miss Anna Olson arrived from VIII
mar Saturday for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson.
+ & Corp. A. M. Bergman has purchased
the P. A. Jagerstrom cottage and will
move it onto his place north Of Green
Lake Mills.
Mr.. Bonnie Hendrickson and Miss
Ruth Carlson arrived from Willmar
Saturday for visit at the latter's
home near Ringo Lake. = -
1 "A. K Anderson and nephew Isreal
Rufsvold, visited relatives at Irving
Friday and Saturday. x -
Mrs. I. Anderson Of Irving called
at the A.. K. Anderson home Thurs.
day between trains. - - l. i. =, :
Mrs. Sivert Olson 10 staying at the
Abert Erickson home ut present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benjamdnson re-
turned here last week from Beardsley,
where they have spent the winter
with their daughter. .sez = = n =.
"A new restaurant has been opened
in, the G. B. Doty building opposite the
village park, by R.2.zW. Sanders of
Marshalltown; Iowa. Mr.. Sanders has
made some improvements on the In
terror of the building, which makes It
more attractive. It. has received the
name of Park Restaurant" !
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Thompson and
children arrived Wednesday from Oak.
lee, Minnesota ito attend the funeral
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pMs vsfrFmd o7">'~


PROGRAMS prepared before the
81 war are a. useless. as a last
years. birds nest-ands this ap-
plies to the work Of the Church inst 90
much as II does to any other kind OF
differentiation which tdealssswith hu-
man relationships. 81 % r.
The New Era; Movement Of the Pres
byterian Church. was organized to
study the conditions; which have come
out Of the war. and then to ret up an;
adequate program that will frankly
lfaee the facts :. -. st, x19....z:-s :
The financial drive" II being.organ-
: lied by business men who were among
the most successful workers II Liberty
Loan, RED Cross War Savings stamps,
IN: r. "a and THO other war TINS
"drtves-,. 800 50 s. - -, 80. =
Leading preachers III over the
country are leaving their important.
churches fox the sixty day period Of
the Campaign becoming arespousible
tor certain areas seeing. to- e that,
these ans thoroughly Organized forsthe'
dnal rally. <. .~ss,-. s~.-.~----'- -.
Among the objects for which the:
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| ton and heard all the parties interest
ed for or against the construction OF
said Ditch and al other matters
FIRST: That the said Civil Engi-
neer has completed his work and made
and filed his report thereon In all re-
speets according, to law. ana has also
SECOND: That the viewers appoint
sad have AVE d@ sde emg sd their
THfRD: That the estimated benefits
said work are greater than its total
e0fS 5RshF rhat tRe damages
saa deh have the dSy
and assessed. and that said work will
be of public utility and promote the
public health and that said reports of
ers are complete. just and correct.
FIFTH: That notice of this hearing
ts9 END OF said
been duly given. published and posted
that proofs of said service of said no
said County. and that ali other pro- o.
ceedings in the matter have been made
NOW THEREFoRE. as conclusions
sS ynf the e%a OF kandi
eial Session Of said Board, held at the
time above specified: being satisfied
lie utility ana S to paSc
health and public benefit and convent
ence. do hereby locate and establish
the said ditch according to the amend
ed report and the specif1ca lions of said
Civil Engineer made and filed herein;
and do hereby establish and confirm
the. report of the Viewers made and
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. That
the liens assessed for benefits for the
construction of said Ditch against
land within said County. to be en-
bodied in the Auditors tabular state
the principal Of each thereof on or be-
fore five years from November 1st. sub
sequent to the filing OF the Auditors
tabular statement in the Office OF the
on the first day Of NoVem 1hs of ench
year th her until the whole there
Given under our hands this 2sth
N. B. JOHNSON.
Chairman Board of County Commits
| sioners. of Kandiyohi County. Minneso.
Attest:
QsEAL) SAMUEL NELSON,
County Auditor and Ex-Ont-
clio Clerk of Board.
On motion the Board adjourned.
pa Rated l. at w Willmar. this 2Sth day Of
N. B. JOHNSON,
Chairman Of County Board.
1sEAL) SAMUEL NELSON.
County Auditor and Ex-Oni-
clio Clerk Of the Board.
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another million win be used 20 In
crease preachers salaries.
r. About three millions are needed for
special work In American cities and
among immigrant populations and
lumberjacks and for work among In
dams, Mexicans and other depressed
peoples, and for relief work in the
sparsely, settled sections Of the coun-
try. S* ~ = -. - II 49, I'LL
Presbyterian women are to. raise
nearly two million dollars for educa-
tional and social work in this country.
Half q million win be used for build-
ing new Presbyterian churches ana an
other half million for educational and
religious work among negroes.
Nearly q million 10 to be spent for
general religious education and theo-
logical training, ahalf. 4 million Tor SUM-
day School work and religious litera-
ituretand about one hundred thousand
for special mems work and general
evangelism. -.- - -
twenty-five million dollars VIM b
spent by the local Presbyterian
churches for their general conamunity
work. =
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FINAL HEARING ON VIEWERS AND
ENGINEERS REPORTS ON COUN.
TY DITCH NO. AZ.

onice of County AHgaitor. willmar'
The Board met 2 P. NJ. pursuant to
Present. ali members Of the Board:
auditor and county attorney.
the petationsTs B. aoveg appeared
for the township of tennessee and par
ties interested in the ditch also ap-
All necessary affidavits notices and
other papers were on file and found
regular. County AUDITORS Notice Of
on the viewers report was gone over
and each interested person was given,
an opportunity to be heard. :,
Charles Hein!ns: Hendrick Hsinins:
2qnss BeEE; n5 x Anderson a,a Me,s ~:
wilson and Nels swenson. =. =. ID
The matter OF eliminating y: certain
parts Of this ditch. which would be
%as Bsne That SAID
ditch No. As is not far. enough along
with the proceedings to, decide. this
duly made and carried. adjourned TIL
ing was again adjourned ON June S.
1919 1919 at ana p = My Il. s. 1915 to July "a,
gs1 th e. ssas
na eount% e9e The
Adjustment Of this ditch greatly de-
ponds on whether ditch No. As IL es-
BEING sa read
vas y !, sa5ourned until 10 a. u: on August
Board re.conyened at 10 A. M.zsAug.
/ Board present. The Inatter of nnanc.
4 con nnS Iae 4io, syssem vas eaksn np
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Nelson-AIeetl,,


Avery pretty wedding was. solemn
lied at the Norwegian Luth. -parson-
age here last Saturday March 1st, at
1850 p. m. when Miss Nancy Nelson,
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Berger Nelson Of Acton, became the
bride Of -Reynold Alseth, also ofzAc-
ton. !. ~
Il The ceremony was performed by
/ Rev Hodeteld and tho attendants
were lIlssgA1lce Jacobson and AaSnus
Nslsoa, = bf6lhef Of tho bride. Tho
newly married couple left on tie IL
.ternOon train fora short weddink trip,
and on their return win make thor
homo onstheH eroon's harm In East
:I4k4 1inians We Join with their
many friends tn Wishing them q long
ahd happy married ltfeAtwater
Press. st5ssss.s ~ : s.t
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Of the formers sister, Mrs. Hans
Erickson. Mr.. Thompson win re-
turn again to Oaklee to see
about his interests there. Mrs. Thomp.
son and. children will visit relatives
here for some time. They intend to
make Spicerz their future home.
Miss Della sArneson departed last
Tuesday for Minneapolis where she
will be, employed. -.--
Miss Ida Peterson of Hawick Is
employed at the Park Restaurant.
A deal was made last week where
by Mr.. Andrew Johnson sold his farm
west Of Spicer to a Mr.. Hudson. The
Johnson family intend to live there
until fall. L @*-ss -ss-*
Mr.. and Mrs. o. sonderson were
very pleasantly surprised last Friday
evening by: about one hundred and
fifty OF their friends. The evening
was spent In social way, games
were played and several musical sell
ections were given A delicious lunch
was served atka late hour. The guests
OF honor were presented with q set
Of silver knives and forks together
with a sum Of money, as q, -rememr
brance Of the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonderson and family intend to move
in the near future onto farm near
WiAmar, where their son Herbert and
daughter, Esther have been staying
for some time. :.
Miss Anna aud 1sreal Rufsvold
were guests OF relatives 1T New Lon
don Sunday. .,-.. -. -
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS Thorvig are
enjoying a visit from the latter's
brothers Fred and Carl Johnson of
Siran, Wis.
Gust Hamness arrived home last
week from the Cities, where he has
spent some time.
There. will be Sunday school in the
Norwegian church next Sunday at IL
O'clock. 80 =, :. - -. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. ,Kloster attend
ed the meetings at Long Lake church
last Sunday. -. (.s..2s ..,~.. - -
Mrs, Sarah Carlson visited at the
home Of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Norderen. the
past week. l-..,sE - :. T., {
Ole Haverly departed : the latter
part of last week, for Hanley Falls,
where he will visit his. son and daugh-
terin.law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Haverly.
y. @. ThorviE was at Willmar Fri
day between trains. 1 80 ..5 - = :.
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't0A, III COULD
BREAK | ! ] THIS :, COl,D!''
Almost 40 soon 40 said with
Dr.. KiAt's New Discovery
Get q bottle todayl

The rapidly with which this ffty.
year-old family remedy relieves coughs.
colds and mild bronchial attacks -
what has kept it's popularity on tho
Increase year by year.
This standard relever Of colds and
coughing spells never loses friends. t.
does quickly and pleasantly what it IL.
recommended to do. One trial puts It
In your medicine cabinet as absolutely
indispensable. Sold by all druggists.
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Board adjourned. = ~
day of. February 1913. -. :, 80
-...:.. n; 3. JOHNSON. ;
Attest;. Chairman Of County Board.
:. County AUDITOR and E-officio Clerk
,er Of the Board. :: ',---7, :.
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NOTICE TO DRAINAGE CONTRAC-
TORS.

= -
On Friday March %, 1919, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. the undersigned will
receive bids for the construction of
County bitches No.. AZ and No. As,
Kandiyohi County, Minnesota. -
The: approximate amount OF work
to be done In the construction of
County Ditch No. ~. is as follows: -
:. - Aver Maxi
age mum
cut cut.
1900 feet Of 8; inch tile = 1850 $50
$500 feet Of 10 inch tile 400 7.60
::20O04 feet Of IL inch tile $40 1890
1700 feetCof Il inch tile lilo 1880
400 feet of Is inch tile 1855 1910
+; BRANCH NO. l.. r.. -. : :st*@ e Z. !.
2400 feet of 8 inch tile 500 1882
! Open work 800 feet. 2 foot bottom.
Average cut 2 feet, 1876 cubic yards.
One bulkhead. :
Estimated cost Of above work.. $780,
3OI.2O. We: 5st's't% s,5 = 80.
The approximate amount OF work
to- be- done in the construction Of
County Ditch No. IS. IS rs follows:
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FINAL HEARING ON VIEWERS AND
ENGINEERS REPORTS ON COUNTY
DITCH NO. As.


n; Office Of County q 5s,s Auditor wil'mar
notice duly H svea M the s
B Board present. as was also the county
and several Interested parties: Charles
A. tion sWensoni Esq., Esq., appeared for petit
All aGidavits. Notices and other pa
were heard. ~
There was not evidence enough to es-
1 ta6lish the ditch at this hearing as
claim of j. H. Strong and August Da-
On motion this hearing was ad-
,o7 BOARD I'd r 5e7conyened on August IA.
All members present and also other
soeps that of the viewers: C.. A. Harrl-
= cussed a communication from the the I Capt. i
: tai Issues Committee in the matter of
on me ths th ate Gou Rf9je ATTORNEY
the Federal Reserve Bank at Minnea.
the at ct this n Cine %
be allowed to finance this ditch ' by a
bond issue. provided said ditch is es-
authorized to sign said application.
Upon motion. duly made and carried.
this meeting was adjourned till Aug
to3await receipt of Instructions from
the Federal Authorities as to financing
this ditch proposition.
August %. 1918.
Nc Gtomm ais swenson was absent.
this matter. the meeting was adjourn
Rs;eoaSsned at - CLOCK lock F. F. n. Nj Nj
Present aNee ceun ESm AuaitSr
County Attorney and Engineer J. A.
Communication. received at this time
from the Capital Issues Committee.
Stating that bonds should not issue on
this project:
Engineer J. A.. Rowat intimated that
the petitioners themselves may wish to
take steps to finance this ditch.
and esrried. a9 tSs on meeti1g 9 way
a ad5e till P. M. on October 2.
oa Pursuant to adjournment. the Board
eo9nty aSdit0r; county attorney 's and
On account OF war conditions and
other circumstances it is hereby moved
that the hearing be continued ttll Jan
t Hary c -, rsiy' at o'clock P. M. Mo-
,.d Beard mt at p, M. Jan: :. 1919
Ye t@tsFe;tS = T. 5s, fSe ditch: Notice
10 H9 9s1s. convened at ? p M. February
All members OF the Board present
namely; VIM: 9: Johnson, 8: S: REG:
Albert Boersma: also the county Sso4 Aud hH
tor C s%1 Attorney Engineer: View
Engineer Rowat presented figures
for the purpose of reducing the cost on
Thereupon the following motion WAS
duly made; seconded and carried.
Moved that the engineers report be,
engineer for the purpose Of no sa'e
in s2e Of TIE to a be
his said amended report with the coun-
ty auditor on or before February 26.
On motion this meeting was adjourn
e ea,t tn 2 O'Clock p. NJ: on February Is,
2s. 1919. All members a6 Of ~ the seo goarS
Also the County Auditor. County Attor:
terested parties. Engineer Rowat fied
1919: Matters. were discussed and
terested.. were satisfied with the as.
! sessments as originally made by the
) viewers. and the costs as amended by
! its. s12.424.oo and total estimated Cost cost
~ amended. $10.31O.5O.
+ The following motions were duly
! made. seconded and carried:
Moved that the engineers report as
lmended be. and the same is hereby
accepted. and
| Moved further that County Ditch No
'45; be. a ana tn the same sam is hereby estab:
that the order @establishinE sane. a he
ana hereby is issued and adopted. a.
follows:
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81 - B aat1ps - = rod
~ The gA1n ()ilvlnsss Co-opefatiys
sailing AssoeiAtion q spicsr. Mina..
ana wol ksto. hsiar froan IN WHO
want "a IN their farms Jofa . and
shslps 1ATD and ayoid
.payin6 slxcossiy cf laaEion Cab
son ar 1I1ha tos1 z1nnaslt apScs,
l(inn
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~ y: age mum
cut. cut.
1900 feet of &. inch tile 4 4.72 $50
1905 feet of TO- inch tile y ITO $40:
400 feet of 10 inch tile 764 1850;
$500 feet of IA inch tile 4.ss $40.
1000 feet Of -l6- inch tile $50 $50
& BRANCH, NO. IL - =: :
600, feet, o. e, inch. tile $50, $50
- BRANCH NO 2. ~.
1900 feet Ut g. inch tile $50 $40
BRANCH NO 3. -.
1900 feet of 8 inch tile 6.13 1890
800 feet 81 10 inch .tile 400 4,2f).
t !. BRANCH No. 4: -,
1900 feet OF inch tile. 500 ia. 40
One bulkhead ~ - -, -
| Estimated cost Of above work is
$896O.5O. 49,. = :. :. -. -"
+ Approximate haul on both bitches
e Jobs :is 2h miles from 7Atwater,
!. Each proposal must be, -accompan-
led. by a certified check Of ten -ner
cent Of amount Of bid. ~ !: 80
Proposals must be, made on blank
forms which win be furnished by the
engineer, J. A. Rowat, WiIlmar. MINI.
The right is reserved to reject any
Dated ct Willmar, Minnesota,
March 1912 Is: :...s H.. 40.
-. -. -. FL, SAMUEL NELSON,
Alo ts-1'1 s. 3. County Auditor.
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Order Establishing County Ditch.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

Order Establishing County Ditch.
STATE OF MINNESOTA ).
In the Matter Of the Petition of J. S.
An r. N and nd Others for County Ditch
duly to be heard by and before the
yohi. State Of Minnesota. at 4 special
meeting OF said Board duly called for
the + PURPOSE OF hearing and consider
and Viewers report thereon FOR said
ditch fha Din. In the above entitled matter. on
ehs sznf day Of Ma MAJ a p and s7s s
Guiding February &c: 1918. ana It ap-
ha$ zee that
said petition ana 81 sa aS ei%e 81
hearing thereon ana that J. A.. Rowat
The CYL III Engineer appointed by this
ditch, has completed his work and
fled his report thereon in, the office
OF the County Auditor OF said County.
Commissioners. and that the viewers
appointed by said Board TO view and
pleted their labors and made and .fiied
their report In due forms.of law In the
9nfoe Of said County Auditor. the eaid
amended. .Engineer's report ana View:
avnE uiy cesfasr.d sad
and heard all the parties Interested
ditch and, ar other mattsfs pertslnins
FIRST: That the said l. Civil = Ens1-
and filed his report thereon III iii re-
nfed his amended report az 9 dir nst also
ed herein have duly oompietea tisir
report thereon according @aiaw Se tne''
THIRD: That the estimated, bene.
ut nts to- to be derived from the construction
total cost. including damages : award:
FouRTH:: That the damages and
Of said ditch have been duly ns ssW uSaaSd
and assessed and: that said work WIN
De paoi 8e bgatS s nt1att IA renet
SAID. .Enginser; as amend de ana View 2.
efg =, are lie complete. Just ana correct.
Of Tha1 e ea s. Is hsss.se
report and said Engineers report has
zee du M given. published, ana posted
t that, nroofa O. e. s 1 law REQUIRED and
the office or the County Auditor of SAD
County: and lthataaA sother proceeding,
en- IN accordance with the provisions Of
i! SIXTH: That the notifications ant
ordered by the County Board. upo on
the recommendation Of said Viewers
are ar rd duly shown on said ,,viewers' repori
f Now THEREFORE,. as conclusion.
from ths g. foregoing q BINDINGS. We: So
:. cial Session 81 said Board. heid at HI
time. above aspecined being satisfied
' that u ths prGposeds ditch win ~ g pas
health ana pubic bsnefit ana coh RuS5aa
ence, do hereby locate sandl asfablisl
ae sasa ssh 81 fo s'na
SAID CIVIL Engineer made sann filei
herein: ana DO hereby estabiish ( an,
made ma and fled herein. as Inodilied Is:
5 IT IS FURTHER oRpERED, s, TIA TIL.
sns sdamages, awarded TO the person
Z ers' report herein. be paid out 81 fh
County Treasury Of SsAid County Is
sns e q e . aE3sTn ana
: hysthe Chairman ofsfi1is Roard. and "a
iiyered g the persons antitlesa Stheret
b III IS sFuRTIiERs ORDERED. III,
eonstrustion Of ssid D4tch asa 81
ied il alto g es ses
eipal tissFeof On 81 befoTk 81 f 4
saf the Trim fin hsyfe es ad .sss,
y statement In the office 81 the ReSfst1
q; Deeds, and one. fifteneh On the nj,
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: Regulate them with safe, sure, COM
Portable DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Correct that biliousness, headache,
sour stomach, tongue coat, by elimins
sting the bqwel-clogginess.