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Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
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Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior
 U S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark ansas, June 20, 1919.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Geo. ". Cupit, of Kingsland; Arkansas, who, on April 3, 1916, made homestead entry No. 012S55. for SEE IA SW IA, Section 29, Township g S, Range 12 w, 5th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof. to establish claim to the land above describ ed, before Circuit Clerk, at Rison, Ark ansas, oil the 2eth day of July. l9l9. Clnima1f names as witness:
 Walter w. Sparks, of Kingsland, Arkansas,
 Louis C. Johnson, of Kingsland, Ark ansas.
 Edward Golding, of Ringsland, Ark ansas.
 John Haynie, of King sland, Arkar sas
 Ben F. Spires, Register.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
GROSS ROADS NEWS

Farmers are busiiy engaged in t.leir crops this week, and we are glad 10 report that crops are look ing much better after few sunny days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will McMurtrey of Jersey are here as the guest of their parenS. Will is just back from overseas.
 Mrs. Ma isey and daughter v;si : ed Mrs. Cook Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claud Threikeld of Rison visited their parents the Fourth. Mir. and Mrs. Freeman Of Pl e Bluff spent Sun lay with J. N. Nc- Murtrey,
 Mrs. Fibre Ice Armstrong and children are visiting her mother, Mrs. s. E. Easterling.
 E. L. Parnell spent Saturday night with Allen Pierce.
 Johnson Cook has been real sick for a few days but is much imIrove1 now.
 Logan Veteto of Rison was in this community OH business last week.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
Suit Filed Against
 Road District No. 2

A suit has been filed in the Circuit Court by s. P. O'Neill ct al, versus Commissioners of Road Improvement District No 2, asking for a perpetual re- straining order and questioning the Constitutionality of the act. The case will probably be heard by Judge Butler Monday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Now is the time for young men to take a course in Teieg- graphy and Station Agency. The Springfield (Mo. Business Col lege will secure a situation for every graduate or refund the tuition. Write J. A. Tay Tor for free catalogue.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Martin Cope, who hss been overseas for several months, was discharged at Camp Pike last week and has returned to his home here. He Is "a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cope.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

If you feel "olue, '''no account, Azy, you need gool cleaning out, Heroine is the right thing for that purpose. It stimulates the liver tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels Price 60c, Sold by Boggs Drug Go.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
Church Directory
M METHODIST

Preaching services II a. m. and S:i5 p. i'll. on Second and Fourth Sundays ill each month.
 Sunday School 10 a i'll; Junior League D. m., and Senior League s p III VI M $ and Prayer meeting Wednes- day n and S:45 m, respectfully.
 l. Dedman, pastor
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

The many friends of Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Baker are glad to learn that Mrs. Baker has suffi- ciently recovered to be up about the house.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

The Cleveland County Med ical Society will meet with pr. and Mrs. H. o. Wilson tomorrow afternoon.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Miss Marie Roberts and Onie Galloway visited Mrs. Matt Holderfal,i at Herbine this week
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

I. B. Williams, son of MT. and Mrs. I. B. Williams, arrived home last Friday, having been dis charged from the navy.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Mrs. J. w. Taylor and son, Curtis Hughes, are visiting Mrs Taylor's daughter, Mrs. J. |. Dedman.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Shell visit ed relatives in Pine Bluff and Sheridan last week.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
BAPTIST

The Home like Church
 w. K. Wharton, pastor. days at Il a. in. and S:45 p. III. Sunday School 10 a. m., W Elrod, Supt
 BYP U, p. m., Alice Searcy, Pres Prayer Meeting every Wednesday eve ming at S:30
 W M U 3:30 p i'll every Thursday. You are cordially invited to attend any or all of these services
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Money saved is what counts Invested in w. s. s. it grows day and night.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Ray Cash has returned here from a visit with relatives at Draughon.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Spend a little less than you earn-it's a sure road to success. Put your savings in w. s. s.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Thrift : amps will stick when a fellow needs a friend.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
". SONES
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

Offers full college leading degree, agriculture engineer Ing, liberal arts and teacher training work.
 Inc demand for graduates of the University greater than the supply Several the graduates already been placed in positions with annual salaries o s2 o000o CT nor.
 Inc University standard university trade and offer; work in all subjects usually found in first institutions,
 Fayetteville tho University town located of the Ozark mountains of the beautiful healhful sections ,o h. fond in the United States.
 For aog and for special bulletins giving information about short courses automobile york; mechanic training be school ho economies and 70 forth, address tho Registrar Tho next session opens September a. >. FAYETTEVILLE
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Rev. and Mrs. w. K. Wharton visited in Pine Bluff Wednesday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Mrs. C. Lee and children of Fordyce visited Mrs. M. R. Daubs this week.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Misses Sallie and Lois Culpep per visited in Pine Bluff yester- day.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

c. E. Thomasson left Tuesday for a visit with relatives i n Lincoln cou -ty.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Miss Esther Chastain of Little Rock is visiting her sister, Mrs A. G, Blankenship, this week
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
NO I ICE

There will be a basket Picnic July 26, near old Slaves pest office on the Rison and Sherid 4n road. Everybody come. Let's give the Soldier Boys a good time Come and bring a well filed basket. There will be prizes for the small boys in sack racing and climbing a greased pole. The picnic grounds will be free.
 Committee:
 A. T. Lutrell,
 J. w. Flynn,
 e. c. Kaufman, Sr :.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10
Court Directory

OVVJI L "L T SO JOI County Court, first Monday i'll January
 April. July and October Probate Court. fourth Monday in February May, August and November Chancery Court second Monday i'll March
 and October
 Circuit Court, second Monday in July arc first Monday in December
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Beware of small expenses; a small leak will sink great ship" said Franklin. He knew.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-10

Logan Veteto of Rison was in this community on business last week.
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Report on Sewing Contest

In the sewing contest there were 80
entries for the county. Only q few Of
these were able to complete the work
account of the epidemic. Much interest
was shown in this work up to the tine
schools closed and.no doubt most of the
contestants would have completed the
work under favorable conditions.
Following were the winners of prizes
in the different Commissioner Districts
as awarded by the judges:
list. Dist. Catherine Layne Bottin-
eau $1,000
Ter 1000
Stella Engstrom Antler--- 7.50
Third District Nette Van NeWKirk Mo-
hall 1000
Eva Van Newkrk ......-- 7.50
County First Prize Catherine Layne
Judges:
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$4,000
Road drags for Fourth Dist. :.

ro+,, SO. 524.13
IN motion the Board adjourned until
TWO tuesday August Goth, 1918
ga. M.
d Board IN resent. Chairman Nichol'
Embellishments Holl, Nelson and Slden-
The forenoon consumed by ne oo anG
discussing feed and Seed or'ose GIL"
roa Sn Motion the board adjourned until
two O'CLOCK p 200 P. M.
Board in session.
All members present: ..arson
The resignation Of A.. p. Hehoe1Ts s.t.
County Agricultural Agent Tor the 90
ern District, Bottineau County, vas as rrr;ed
u and on motion made and carrleo
vas Gn notion made and carried. MI Go J.; ~;
~nmnhre was employed as SSo,,n,
Agricultural Agent Tor boet't he CIV of
~ HIS headquarters to be AT the Ivy ~
bo 6u motion made and carried it x xgs
decided to EMPLOY but Eotv'
r%icu1tural Agent mt ior ine adjourned until
nine e sst9rda a; Sc September 18th. 1913
Board in S@ssaSnt Chairman Michel.
eione peH oli. Nelson and siden-
moved nv Commissioner Nelson Rat
MoTeh% Nv Commissioners Sidener lie
e. 00o. 90 bestransferred from ono 90 be
~ Deeds fund. n xiuvyioTH r+er-
Ter e Stored from the Renalty ana 1al car
asf Fund to the County FAIR ru"Ns
ried. N.,.on and
Moved by Commissioner Msison that
saconded by Commissioner 800
forfeited property to Bottineau Coun, =.
lot & Block S of the City OF Souris -
sold TO Mary Richard Love; TOT tne .nd
of Twenty five t$25.009 dollars. - 49,
that the county auditor pc lnsaa..,a m
70 cancel all delinquent taxeN snDG r;ed
the tax lists against this 10y. get
eII members present voting Aye,
Moved by Commissioner Sidener ana
seconded by Commissioner Nelson tnat
rerfeited Oranerty to Bottineau County,
T,lock Two f2) and Block Three (3)
Forest park Additien to the City OF Bot
5..nnau he sold to The Bottineau Counry
rrair Association OF Bottineau CountD
North Dakota for the sun OF One(1.00l
Dollar. ard that the county auditor sne
instructed to cancel all DELINQUENT taxes
shown on. the tax lists against this
property. carried. all members present
On motion made and carried the fol-
"a a.ditsa and allowed
L. j. Larson. Operating elevator
push grader Third Com. Dist. All 20
Mclean, Engine power hand--
sling road graders. Third e. Q.-..-25e.3b
S. M. Michel. Commissions S1r
vices and travelling expens4 100000 2S.0O
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THE OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
Board of County Commissioners Botti-
neau County, Worth Dakota
Rottineau, N. Oak. October 4th, 1918
400 P. M.
Specdal Session

Rottineau, N. Oak. October 4th, 1915
400 P. M.
Special Session
Boar conyened in special session.
called by the County Auditor, as pro-
vidcd by law. This netting called for the
purpose of receiving bids submitted on
call for the construction of a standard
highway, also a reinforced concrete
bridge across Boundary Creek, as per
plans and specifications furnished by
the State Highway Commission, this
commencing at the east end Of the sase
across the Mouse River between l
void and Sergius Townships, and rum
ming east four and one half miles.
Members present, Chairman Nlcnoi'
Commissioners Finstad Nelson ana 81
W. H. Robinson, Acting State Engin.
Ger. and Ed. White, members or the
State Highway Commission met Win
the Board. h;ds
submitted were opened n were I"
follows.
Cn1verts and bridge ---------- l6'lo3.oo
E. M. Nelson; q, esS Ak
GGr n motion made carried, all pids
raiecfed by the County Boaro anu
tha state Highway Commission.
IN motion the Board ADJOURNED
oh ~ S. NJ. Nichol,
Chairman.
G.. II. Hebert,
County Auditor
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Surety bond. submitted by the Bottin-
eau County Abstract Company OF Bot
tineau, n. Oak as principal; and the \
Oak, as surety. to Bottineau County
Twenty Thousand ($20,ooo.) Dollars,
amount and sufficiency, and as to form
by the States Attorney. 90,
On motion made and carried the bids
submitted on call, coal for the Court
House were opened. and were as follows:
Imperial Elevator Company;
Youghiougheny Coal ----$9;71 per ton
Noonan Ignite Coal riova 5:So per ton
Youghiougheny Coal -.--$ll.2O per ton
Noonan Coal ,....;,;-~~.- SIS per ton
Piper-Howe Lumbre Co.;
Burlington Ignite Coal - 5.45 per ton
Noonan Ignite Coal ----- 5.35 per ton
&C. Wigeby;
YoughioaEheny Coal ~~*s1S.4 20 per per ton ton
Moved by Commissioner Holl. second
ed by Commissioner Tinstad that the
bid of the Imperial Elevator Company
be accepted. carried, all members vot-
On motion of Commissioner Sidener,
seconded by Commissioner Nelson n
carried, it was ordered that the question
of an open or closed stock district IN
the Fourth and Fifth Commissioner DIS
tricts, be submitted to the voters at the
coming General Election. Said open sea,
son ~ be between November 18th. and
Various matters taken up with the
States Attorney. -,
On motion the Board ADJOURNED until
Wednesday August 7th, 1918
M neaph 81 present, Chairman Nichol,
Commissioners Holl. Finstad and Slden-
Various bills were audited and allow
I'm motion the Board adjourned until
two o'clock <p. m.
Members present, Chairman Nichol.
Commissioners Holl, Finstad and Mel
Sheriff's report of mileage and livery
for The month of July 1918, approved
Amount expended for livery etc. $3.50
County Agent. A. r: lie Hen iaas re 3 w.
ed approved and ordered filed.
Auditing committees appointed oy 'he
Chairman as follows: ,a;tor-Ne,-
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools and county
Judge-Finstad and Holl.. eou4f .,d
Clerk of District Court. Sherlf1 anu
REGISTER of Deeds, Holl and Nichol
Auditing Committee reports for the
quarter ending June 3Oth. 1918, received
and approved as follows:
Clerk of Court: .,a
Fees collected during the quarter ae e9
.no5 into the county treasury $l1s.oo
turAeo INV s. M. Nichol.
J. P. Holl,
Committee.
County Judge: ,ar and
Fees collected during the Qual see m
LIN ' J. p. Holl,
S. M. Nichol.
Committee.
Superintcndent of Schools; and
Collections during the quartsio no
+,rned into the county treasury $l2.oo
turneo ''|' J. P. Holl.
o. r. Finstad.
Committee.
Register of Deeds; .,d
COLLECTIONS during the quartet *
turheu '"'' J. P Holl.
s. M. Nichoi.
Committee.
Sheriff.: a.. ,,srte, and
turned into the county treasury
+. P. Holl.
Committee.
Various bills on file with the coun5S s
.,ditnr were audited, on motion niaas e
and carried allowed at this meet'"s "s
follnwS. 80 Tulv
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Commissioner Finstad reports selling
old bridge timber to the highest bidder
for the sum of $500 this amount mas
been turned into the county treasury
ura er receipt No. 1899 Exhibited.
mad and carried disallowed.
State of North Dakota, $500. tins o, PHI
Sshaeffer, transferred from the state
Penitentiary to the Insane H9sp aiaI
at jamestown. as insane nlil s a,S1
schaeffer not a resident of Bottineau
County, and not committed to the In
sane Hospital by Bottineau County.
J. M. Miller. $500, for road draggang,
disalloWed for the reason, not aulno!-
lied by the Commissions to DO THIS
Reports of Sheriff amount expended
for livery etc. approved as 1olisMs: 30
October ie1s 1850
Coroner's account, Julius Berg, Deceas-
ed, approved by the States Attorney
and the Board as follows: -
on motion made and carried the fol-
owing i H bills c %are a1olssa s ar1 asso~su
S. NJ. Nichoi, Committee work,
road and bridge matters - S2;SG
: Monday November 18th 1918.
Board in session.
MEMBERS present. Chairman Nlcnoi'
The day consumed by the board dis
cussing Seed and Feed matters. also
road and bridge matters.
On motion the board adjourned dntlf
Tuesday November 10Th 1918.
Board in session.
Members present, chairman Nicn0i,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FinSfadg Nelson and ST.
dener.
the States Attorney.
Moved by Commissioner Nelson and
the States. Attorney be instructed TO
make every effort to collect all tpe'
and Feed notes as provided py
law, carried.
September soth. 1918. were approved BY
the States Attorney and the Board as
follows:
NJ. s. Rifkin. Justice
Costs e%st.ee collected 3Hes and turned into the
tia. s45 ,:25su 4
Neil McDougall. Justice;
ceonstable fees --.--.-..-.....-.----1 1926
John Smithson. Justice;
Justice fees 1a ! ~
Witness ices ASsWW
Goats collected and turned into the coun-
80. treasury Is per receipt exhibited.
$17.Oo
II tNa1seth, Justice;
Justice fees .-..-----.--------.--A----$ sl.Se
Stennrranher SOC
rinss and costs collected i turned il.
70 the. county ny q treasury e Per receipt
.rnss and Girls" 1915 Industrial con-
tests.
received and approved : fol
Cor. a.d Alf@lf@
First District.
COrn-WilMam Brandef, SOQTis.
First prize A-.-.--...
Second TJistrict.:
Corn---AHhurS Larson. Overly3y lat
second prise ....................,... ~
Third District
Gorn-Wil1red Foster, souriss IL
s.,.s1 1riss $500. ~
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y. r. Holl, Commissioners services
and travelling expense .....
r. Il. Nelson, Commissioner SER
vices and travelling expense .......
Geo. Sidener, Commissioner sew
VIM. Jensen, Grading roads Fifth.
Commissioner District .....
Geo. Sidener, Commissioner SER
vices, July and August road
work, and cash paid out. repairs
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-01-09

On motion the board adjourned until
Monday December End. 1918
Members neanb 1n s preaent, Chairman Nichol.
Commissioners Holl, Nelson IN Sidener.
The day consumed by the board adj
justing seed and feed matters, COM
mittee work, and c~anvassing the returns
vote.
On motion the board adjourned until
n'ne o fuesday =. December m; srd 1918.
Members present. Chairman Nichol.
Commissioners Holl, Nelson and sidener.
justing seed and feed matters with the
States Attorney.
On motion various bills on hle with
the County Auditor were audited:
4 On motion the Board adjourned until
WEDNESDAY. December 18th, 1918
8 Board in session.
"A. p. Henderson's report Of gopher
poison sold. dated August 23rd. 1913;
315s.1s, this amount turned into the
treasury, also the sum OF 36.eO
reported and turned into the county
treasury, reported August s4tn, ,o aS,s:
numbers 1859 and 1850 exhibited Bals
ance Of the Strychnine, Saacharine and,
other gopher poison supplies were turn1
ed over to Mr.. j. M. Humphreys, county
Agricultural Agent.
Balance of the day consumed by the
Board adjusting the seed ana feed mat
tiers, committee work, road n bridge
matters.
On motion the Board adjourned until
THURSDAY. December 5the 1913.
Memhers nresenf. Chairman Nichol.
Commissioners Nelson and S3dener.
The payment or the mothers pensions
for the months OF October and NOvem-
her 1918. were a~nnrOyed ae follows
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lows: Lo r,opth of July

Mothers pensions for the month Oh july
NO. ,'1 MRS Emma Bond--$ss'9S00
No. Mrs. LiSet,a IS. 90
No. 3-Mrs. Ida sage 1000
No. .4L-Mrs. Anna x ne 500
No. t5..-Mrs: Alma K'"les - $500
No. 6 NJ: nS,, ho,n 2O.O0
No. S-Mrs. Ostine Guttu 20 90
No. 11-Mrs. ware Ivy ....35.0 90
No. 13-Mrs. MA D"rs,ein .... 1000
No. 15-MrS. iiIiiS 80. 90
No. 1S-Mrs NJ. Mcdonald TX 90
No 2O-Mrs. FIda Howard -----, 81 M
No. 2l-MfS. Len" ?onstarna nm 49,. 5000
No. 22-Mrs. Lena Rorsheim 49,. $500
No. 24-Mrs. Oteiia ShShs -- 1900
No 25-Mrs. LIE. Slyter 99o
No. 26-Mrs. G.. McGovern -.o-ai for
Charley Hagen, Hauling gra'ei cox %
bridge, I.ansford Township TWO men
Loon EwerS, Labor on roads, l"o, 81 ~
ond eigkt horses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lI'.oo
VIM Gardner. Labor on roads IN b1ain ne
and Mount Rose To wv Sda9s in Blaine inc
Mt. Rose and Films Twps ;.sods 5 fcvD
Charley Hagan, Labor on , roaS7' a. 90
horse team. July l5-2o-l9ie aa.Uo
R. p: Ewing: Drawins n elevator s474.oo
WIN Jensen. Estimate No. 4, 37OO ~;
yds. dirt fill Lansford twp -;oas and n
Geo. Sidener. Commissioner services 90 m
p t E. Nelsen, Commissioner Services a and I'd
q r. Finstad. Commissioner Services
and travelling expense :. IIonoan
Halvor Torgerson, Road work IN H9 sn "a
x. re G. Rnas, Road work in H9 r so
ole eT overby. Road work, First comsm7isso
cs sion : w RiSt; work with tractor on
roads in Pickering and Whi! E9s9 "a
N. r G, ]Moward. work on grader, Piehe r.
ing and Whitteron Townships 49, s so;So
Russell Grader Co. Repairs Tor sr : m
ce se r, white, work with tractor. First st
and Second Commissioner Dists. ~: ya;Io
B. Nelson. Labor on roads 'Coroei Ea
!. I IVscson. Labor on roads, cordeliaa
r. strom. Labor on roads cordel5e
Co.x7aIia
A. Christensen, a on roads ofdet *
T. A~P haivorson. Labor on. roads cordelisa
O. eunderson, Labor on roads cordelie 2
Melvin Larson, Labor on roads Cordeiiiaa
sam. Nelson: Labor on roads cordelia 9
Jo hnf {. johnson. Labor on roads cordeI.
Neis r. Olson. Labor. on roads cordelie 9
Carl Peterson. Labor on roads cord dsiis
~. $40
wellington Twp. One half expense. new
HHne :
Dan McLean Engine power. Gle
vator and county. grader, sWhitDy az 7s
Dan Mclean. Engine power Gle
buck Twp. ' .1oo.ss
third co;mmissioner Dist. 1880. 800
Tor rod sradsr. Fourth Dist. !. s.ss
Northwestern 0heot & Tres Works
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= n Mildred @
s~f Maude Woods.
Directors of Boys and Girls Industrial
contests: hs, - . II
J.. NJ. Humphreys, County Agent.
H. E. Layne, County Supt. Schools.
Various bills on file with the County
Auditor were on motion audited and al
lowed.
nine o'clock am. !
: Board in session.
Members present, Chairman Nichol,
Commissioners Finstad, Nelson and 81
dener. &.r
The following bills were allowed at.
Nurse Korty, Hospital care, ten ~.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-01-09
THE OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
Board of County Commissioners Botta-
neau County, North Dakota

BOARD of County Commissioners Botsa-
neau County, North Dakota
Bottineau, N. Oak. October, TIN. 1910
Roard convened in regular SESSION.
Members present, Chairman Nlcnoi'
Commissioners Finstad, Nelson ana 81
dener. -+aa INV the
Chairman as follows:
All offices-Holl and flnstaq with
on motion various bills on ne VIII W.
the County Auditor, were auolteo a"o
allowed as follows:
James Nicho1, hauling gravel m
on roads, Fifth Dist. -------$ 14o'oo
O. j. Joeswski, hauling gravel ~ m
on roads Fifth Dist. --.----- llV.oV
M: 4. Adams & Go. For the con-
struction of steel bridge a
cross the narrows at Lake -
Metigoshe, with extra con-
crete as per contract, COM ooo On
pleLe
Anton sivertson, dragging roads m
in Scotia Township ----- l5.oo
Melvin Larson, dragging roads -o
in First Com. Dist. -------- 4l.oU
ar
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Board me in an adjourned session.
All ~nuohauu U~ouout n#$ A

Commissioner Holl reports old bridge
timber sold to the highest bidder for
$64.50, this amount has been turned into
the county treasury. Treasurer's receipt
No. 1852 exhibited.
The following surety bonds submitted
by the various banks, for the deposit of
the county sinking funds, were approved
as to amount and sufficiency by the
Board. ard as to the form bv the States
Attorney: