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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
DARBAS PRIEsINGAS AL
GU sUMAzINIMUI.
Papigintas pragyvenimas ne
turi nieko bendra SUI algomis.

Washington, kovo l2-Ame-
rikos Darbo Federacijos sekre,
torius Morrison paskelbe, joe
darbininkQ algos nekuomet
negal6s but sumazintOs, neMll.
rint zmoniQ pragyvenmo at
pigimo.
Sales vyriausyb6 yra suma'
niusi k0kiuo nors budu kuo.
veikiauS papiginti ilraistQ i!
kitokius zmon;n pragyvenimu
reikalingus taiktus. Sake
kuomet tas butQ ivykinta, tuo
met butu galima sumazinti il
darbininkams algas.
Am. ID. Federacijos sekreto
rius tvirtina, jog taip negal
but ir nebus. Mes kq darbinin
kai turi iSkovoje, ta turi il
pasilaikyti. Kitaip palliltQ tiS
bereikalinga betyarkd.
Pragyvenimas gall atpigti
Bet darbininkQ algos negalj
but mazinamos. Taip tvirtma
daugelis darbo zinovQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
PRINCAS KALTINA BUVU-
ST KAIzERI.

Londonas, kovo 12.- -"Tame
negafi but jokios abejones,
kad uz' ta kare pirmoje Veto
je yra kaltas buyes VokietiJos
imperatorius. 10 troskimas bll-
vo vesti kuoastriausia, be Jo-
kio gaiIestingumo barbariska
kare.'
Taip tvirtina Monako prln-
cas-, anot laikraSGio Mail ko-
respondento pranesimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
.Maskva --tikra
beproGciq staiga
Nera jokiq reIigijjiiniq apeisq
Tai socijalistiskas "rojus",. !.

Tai socijalistiskas "rojus".
"Socijalistai visais laikais
zad6jo zmon6ms duoti savo
.'rojq''. Dabar tas socialists
kas ''rojus' gyvuoja Maskvo-
,je: Tai tikra lumatikq istaiga.
Visokios rQSies lunatilSQ yra.
Jq galima. sutikti kaip namuo-
Sc, taip gatvese.
"Kaip viskas, taip IL miru-
sin zmoniQ laidojimas Mask
vote "sunacijonalizuotas. (" Bol
SevikQ valdzios l6Somis SUI.
renkami numireliQ lavonai,
paprastais vezimais iSvezami
parinkton uz miesto vieton IL
tenai ,uzkasami bendrai duob6-
Sc.
"Nei Siaip, nei prize numi-
reliQ n6ra jokiu religijiniq APP
eigQ.
"Nes iull tas negalimas
daiktas socijaIistiSSam "roju-
je"
siltine smaugia zmones.
Pareina ziniQ, jog be boise
viku galabinimo Maskvolc
dar If Siltin6 baisiai smaugia
zmones.
Tenai ntra nei vaistQ, mel
muiIo, nei dezinfekciios prize
moniq. Visose gatvese vallllo-
jasi gyvuliQ kaulai, visur bal
siausioii neSvarybe. Turbut,
tas patinka socijalistams-bol--
Sevikams. Nesvarybes If maras
puoSia jQ sostine. !.
Viena diena bolSeyikQ val
dininkai sugalvojo kick nors
isvalyti Maskvos centrallne'
gelezinkeliu stoti, kurioj turf
prieglauda burial darblninkq,
kur jie turi savo guolius.
Bevalant atrasta keli Emo
nip lavonai. Tie zmones jau
senai mire nuo siltines. Sale
tn lavonQ gyvi zmones guile
.davo ir miegodavo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
BALFOUR ATSISAKYS
NUO VIETOS.

Londonas, kovo II. Kair
tik bus padaryta taika, tuo-
jaus is uzimamos vietos pasi-
trauksias Angijos uzsieniu
reikalQ minister's Balfour.
Apie tai pranesa laikraStiS
Evening Standard.
Jo vietq, sakoma, uzimsias
vyriausyb6s lyderis lordq bu-
te, Curzon,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
Chicagoje yra daugeEs boise
vikizmO SaIininkq

na dabartine ruSQ bolSevikQ
val,HiQ, katra, anOt jQ, eSantl
pavyzdingiausia valdzia.
Ni<i .jie Saukia darbininkus
pakilti krulvinon revoliucijon.
Nezinia kq prad6s senate
komitetas, tm6damaS rankOse
tOkius dOkumentuS.-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
VOKIECIAMS BUS LEISTA
TURETI 100000 KAREIVIU.

PARYzIUS, kovo II. =
Vyriausioji talkininku kares
taryba galutinai apsprende
militarines salygas Vokietijos
isginklavimui.
Sulig tu salygu Vokietijai
per 12 sekanciu metu bus leis-
ia palaikyti tik 100000 armi-
ia. !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
NAMINIs AL7Us.
Albany, N. Y, kovo u.

Albany, N. Y, kovo y.
New Yorko valstijos legisla-
turai valstijinis senatoriuS
Walters padave- biliQ, sulis
kurio reikalauIama legalizuoti
visoj valstijoj alaus iSdirbima
II pafdavin6jima. Alus skiria-
mas naminiam vartojimui II
negais tur6ti daugiau, kaip
tik 3 nuos. alkoholio.
Ka tas reiSkia? Juk visoj
Salyj pravesta visuotina pro
hibicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
GAIsRAs MoRRISoNO.
VIEsBUTYJ.

Vakar Morrisono yiesbutyj
buvo pakiles gaisras. Apie 80
merginq apsvaigo nuo dumll.
Kitokiu nelaimiu nebnvo, Gals
ras padares $4,000 nuostolill.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
Muniche kick ramiau.

* Municho depeSose sako-
ma, jog tenai stovis truputi
pagertjeS. Socijalistai didziu-
mieGiai viSur imq virSQ.
BolSevikQ SOvietaS Muniche
nusprendeS paIiuoSuoti visus
uz<tOvuS, kOkie buvO submit II
laikomi po premiere Eisner
nuzudymo.
LeipziSe streikas paSibaigeS
il praveSta tvM'ka.
Nisoi .central6i Vokietijoi
Strrikai zymiai maz6ja.
Moterys organizuojamos.
* WemarO praneSama, jog
ponia Br0cmer. autOri. leidt-
ia ir at>tovG steigiamq.iam su-
Sirinkime is demOkratQ parti-
JOS. apIcido Weimar ir iSke-
havo namo, ! KaraliauGiQ.
.Jinai rytintj PruSiioj orga-
nizuoS motcriS, kufiomS bus
paveSta apSaugoti Savo rube-
ziu< nuo ruSQ bolSevikQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
Kovojama uz kritusius arklius

,"MieSto gatvGse kasdien ga
lima pamatyti tragingu reSi-
niQ. Bevaziuojant is alkio
krinta arklys. Kaip bematal
susib6ga pulkai isalkuslQ SUI
M il drasko stipena, rleJasl.
Raudonoji gvardija ta reglnl
apstoja su revolveriais II ne
p1iIeidzia zmoniu, kuriQ tuo-
jaus susirenka minia, kad pra-
ginti nuo arklio SUMS II paclal
pasinaudoti arkliena.
"RetkarciaiS prize kritusio
arkIio gatv6je laiku neatvyk-
sta raudonoji gvardija. Tuo,
met vyrai if moteryS suslbe-
ga sll peiliais, gainioja SUMS,
pjausto arkliena IL nesasl ma
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
VOkiejGGiiQ boI$evikai
prie$$ valdzia kovoja
pagieza

mimai Su bolSevikais il kur
.iicmS uzduota paskutinis smu-
%iS,
PavirSutiniai apskaitant,
nuoStoliai nuoSavyb6se siekia
keIiS milijonuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12

Geneva, kovo 12.-Pabege-
liai is Rusijos pasakoja baisius
daiktuS apie zmoniQ gyyenima
DO bolSeviku valdzia. Pacio-
je Maskvoje yra daugiau ME
kas, kaip tik beprociQ lstaiga.
Taip tvirtina liudininlIai,
pab6gusieji is tos bolseviE1l
sostinls. .Nelengva zmonems
pabagti is po bolsevikQ. Visgl
atsiranda drasuoliQ. 1r dauge-
liui pavyksta atkeliauti net
paccion sveicarijon.
Tomis dienomis cia atkelia-
YES vienas is Maskvos pabege.
lis We kaip liudija:
Maskvoje gyventoju skait-
Iius sumazajo ligi vieno mill
iono zmoniQ. Pirm bolSevikq
mieste buvo apie 3 milijonai
gyventoju. Gyventojai Mrs
ia badu il nuo biauriQ ligu.
Iuva jie kal6jimuose IL boise
viIlQ galabinami. Pabdgimas
is ten didziai apsunkintas. Ne
vazinaja traulliniai.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-11-27
TOY DEPARTMENT

TOY DEPARTMENT
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF TOYS. CONSIST
ING OF THE FOLLOWING:
AUTOMOBILES, PISTOLS, WAGONS, KIDDIE KARS
EXPRESS WAGONS DRUMS, DOLLS GAMES OF ALL
SORTS TRAINS AIR RIFLES BEDS, PIANOS. ROCKING .
HORSES. TRUNKS. PILE DRIVERS TRICYCLES STOVES,
HORSES, PUMPS, AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES
WHICH WE HAVEN'T ROOM TO MENTION.
WE CAN SUPPLY ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE
TOY LINE AND WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THROUGH
ALTHOUGH YOU DO NOT CARE TO BUY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24
Things Looking Up in Serbia.

There are many evidences OF better
ing conditions in Belgrade, Serbia. Bel
grade university opened a short time
ago. The American Red Cross is now
erecting barracks to house the students
during the summer.
In the spirit of the people there is
a marked change for the better in the
last few months. Social gatherings are
more frequent. and a few moving pic
ture theaters are in operation.
Shops in the city are gradually re-
filling with stocks. Prices are high.
Reports from the interior indicate !.
large grain harvest with q possible
surplus for export In South Serb .
These reports have had encouraging O.
feet on life in the capital.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24
New Coif Clubs.

OF special interest to golf players II
a club made with a steel instead Of q
hickory shaft, shown in Popular Me-
chanics magazine, which, 1t Is claimed.
possesses all the ~flexibility OF the
wooden shaft and has additional desir-
able features. The steel shaft Is hoi-
Is much smaller in diameter than one
of hickory. This is said to give the
player additional driving power, be-
cause Of reduced friction when the
club Is. swung through the air.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
ONE DAY ONLY
They Come Many Miles to See
Him.

DR.. Doran is a regular gradu-
ate in medicine and surgery and
has a special license and author
ity granted by the State Medi-
cal Board of South Dakota to
visit professionally the more i'm
portant towns and cities, and Of
fers to all who call on this trip
consultation and examination
free, except the expense of treat
ment when desired.
According to his method of
treatment he does not operate
for chronic appendicitis, gall
stones, ulcers of the stomach,
tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many won
derful results in diseases of the
stomach, liver. bowels, blood,
skin, nerves, heart, kidney, blad-
der, bed wetting, cattarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciati-
ca, leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
1t you have been ailing for any
length Of time and do not get
any better, do not fail to call, as
improper measures rather than
disease are very often the cause
OF your long standing trouble.
Remember above date, that
examination on this trip will be
free and that his treatment is
different.
Married ladies must come with
their husbands, and children
with their parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory
Of DR.. J. =. Doran, 335. 1876 Boe-
ton Block. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Nsv.G
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24
County Commissioners.
Official Procedures OF the
Board.

Milbank, S. D., Oct. Z, 1919
The Board of County Commits
.sioners met in regular session with
all members present. The minutes
of last regular ard intervening
meetings were read and approved.
The board met with the super
visors of Grant Center Township
and representatives Of the White
water Bridge Co., at the bridge re-
Gently completed by said bridge
company, on the highway between
Sections One O) and twelve l2),
Township 100, Range 40, and for
mally accepted the bridge, after
which time settlement was made
with said Whitewater Bridge Co.,
by the supervisors of Grant Center
Township and the commissioners Of
Grant County. jointly.
Upon regular motion carried
settlement was made with VIM.
Jennings for Grant county's claim
against him, as reported by l.. E.
Aldrich, assistant executive &C.
countant, at 500. 90.
On motion board adjourned to
October 8, 1919.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24

mileage, AZ y.
L L Conright. back salary
due. ? M
L L Conright, two wheel.
barrows for court house. s IN
E N Harper, balance Of
salary as County A lditor
for year 1918. 100 on
Roach Bros, Grant Co.'S.
share, Est. No. /, Pro-
ject No. 8, 5O1.62
0 A Damerow, road
maintenance, AZ so
Fulton SchelI, road main
tenance, 35 90
Allison Hebert, driving
truck. 9 50
Holm & Olson, shrubs, la
Dor ETC., en- court house
grounds, 161 81
w Y Richard, road main
tenance, % 90
Observation-Disclosures, envelopes
register Of deeds and
paper Co. Supt., Is
L E Nasberg, poor relief, so 90
Charles Foss, 68 days as
bridge supt., S34O. al.
lowed at 22s 90
Anna Skarsten, poor
relief, 80 90
Ed England, road work, 1872 so
L Benson, road main
tenance, Is so
No further business appearing on
motion board adjourned, sine die.
Frank Fransen, Chairman
of Board.
j. c.. Cahill,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24

The Board of County Com
missioners Of Grant Coun-
ty. South Dakota.
By Frank Fransen,
Attest: Chairman.
c Cahill. County Auditor.
Commissi oner Selden seconded
Commissioner Johnson's motion.
and upon roll the vote was as fol-
lows:
Ayes-Fransen. johnson and Sell
den. Nays-None.
Whereupon the resolution was
declared adopted.
Commissioner Selden moved that
the following resolution be adopted:
Whereas, in the opinion of the
county commissioners there does
not now exist a need for further
expenditure out of the war fund for
the united war work campaign,
Be it Resolved, That one thousand
six hundred dollars be appropriated
out of the war fund to meet the al
lotment of Grant county for the
salvation army, but that no further
appropriations or payments be made
from the fund.
The Board of County Com
missioners, Grant County,
South Dakota.
BY Frank Fransen,
Attest: Chairman
J c Cahill, county auditor
Commissioner Johnson sec onded
Commissioner Seldens mot ion and
the vote was:
Ayes-Fransen, Johnson and Sell
den.
Nays-none.
Whereupon the resolution was
declared unanimously adopted.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
John Konstant, ST., drag
ging roads. $50 Is
j A Fuller. services and.
mileage, coroners jury. IA 90
DR.. J A Jacotel, mileage
and livery. pepper Case
& Albert Montiel drown
ing and livery, 50 80
George Mitchell, services
and mileage, coroners
jury. IA 90
Dr.. F N Cliff. services
with coroner on pepper
case, rs 90
Louis Johnson. perdiem
and mileage, 81 20
Frank Fransen, per diem
and mileage. II 90
S Selden. per diem and
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24
F A Berkner for services

w MA tAOuoC UO
] S Farley. material to
court house and Jail IL 40
J S Farley. material for
road work 6 40
j c Tessin & Son, indie to
court hsuse 2 20
Tessin & Son, mdse. to
county farm p IS
l. A L%ovenstein, mds. to
county farm so
Mittelstaedt Bros, mds.
to court house 25
Mittelstaedt Bros. mdse.
to county farm 1O4 SO
Johnson Bros, hardware,
nails, etc. to highway
supt. 7 20
Johnson Bros, mdse. to
county farm ITS 90
Joe M Salzle, mdse to couu
ty farm 5 Sc
L Schnable, mdse. to court
court house q 33
Lloyd w Thlrsk, mdse. to
county farm 81 ga
Nettie Johnson. printing
and kilograms 10 81
Netties S Johnson, box
rent and stamped envel-
opes 4 90
Nettie S Johnson, freight,
express and drayage on
books s II
Nettie S Johnson, livery 70
Mildred Trap 10 90
Nettie S Johnson. express
and hardware s Al
Nettie S johnson. .ele-
phone tolls SO O5
S S Lockhart. cash advanc-
ed for postage and box
rent II 60
Earl Liggett, express, post
age box rent and phone
tolls Is
Sheehan Saddlery Co.,
mdse. to j~anitor SO.
Sheehan Saddlery Co.,
mdse. and repairs to
county farm Is 10
Thos. Mani, stamps, envel-
opes, telephone tolls, etc. 10 50
w S Nixon, county treas
urer. cash advanced for
postage stamps Is 90
w S Nixon, county treas
urer, cash advanced for
box and phone tolls l 90
w S Nixon. county treas
urer, cash advanced for
court script 81 0O|
C E MCGOWAN Lumber Co.
bridge plank SO so
c E MCGOWAN Lumber Co.
mdse to court house s 7O|
J | Swedburg. railroad
fare for stock judging
team to state fair 30 81
May keithline, contest
work 63 Is
May Keithline, contest
work 65 16I
Frank Fransen, back mile
age due 80 OO
John Caesar, witness fees
%coroner's inquest, Arndt.
1920 allowed at | 10
Ralph pepper, mileage and
per diem John Doe gro
ceedings 5 SO
Claude pepper, mileage
and per diem John Doe
proceedings 5 so
Alta pepper. mileage and
per diem John Doe pro-
ceedings 5 so
Geo H Jurgens, supplies
to county farm 1O9 10
Fowler & Knutson, black
smithing for court house 4 so
j A Jacotel, installment to
county poor physician 1875 90
j. Il. Lewis, ice to county
farm Is 70
] C Rawson. coal to coun-
ty farm lis 80
w ] Reynen, dirt for fill
on court house grounds II so
Rix, taking evil
dence in John Doe pro-
ceedings 6 35
D Stats, carpenter work
done in supt's Office 8 40
Fred Saeger, dirt on court
house grounds 10 20
.has Flett, cash advanced
to Western Union Tele-
graph Co. l 40
Wolf, wolf bounty l SO
Andrew l. Monson, level
ing dirt on court house
grounds q SO
0 E Anderson, road work 40 90
j. l.. Manley, mileage and
expenses Ia so
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24

. . LOcknarC, county Judge
salary for September,
1919 1O8 81
Thos Mani, states attor-
ney. salary for August,
1919 ITO 90
Thos Mani, states attor
ney, salary for Septem-
Der. 1919 10 90
Joseph Hedman, register
of deeds, salary for Sep
TENDER, 1919 1877 SO
Alison McAllister deputy
register of Deeds, salary
for Sept, 1919 80 90
Chas McGiven, janitor, sal
airy for Sept. 1919 1875 90
j L Manley. county high
way superintendent, SAL
airy for Sept. 1919 100 90
AL Helm. superintendent
of county farm, salary
for Sept, 1919 100 90
Winifred Nitschke, wages
on county farm for
Sept. 1919, 65 90
AL Helm, cash advanced
for domestic on county
farm for Sept. 1919, 30 90
Brannon Auto Co., mdse.
to county highway sup
erintendent, % 80
Brannon Auto Co., oil
and gas to county high
way superintendent, 80 so
John Bernard payment, on
one and two-thirds acre
tract for roadway, so 90
Lalley Light Co., supplies
and repairs to court
house, 8 25
Chas. E Fiers, lamps for
court house, 26 10
Whitewater Bridge Co.,
bridges etc, 1868 SIS
The following miscellaneous bills
were audited and allowed and or
dered paid by warrants.
A j Bleser, Justice of
peace fees, Ia 20
VIM. Larson. witness fees
John Doe proceedings, l l0l
Malcolm Rafruth, witness
fees John Doe proceed
ings, l 10
Chester Carey, witness
fees John Doe proceed
ings, lOI
John Ceser, witness fees
John Doe proceedings, | 1Ol
Louis Milletz, witness fees
State Of S. D. VS.. Henry
Angst, | 90
Earnest Milletz, do l 80
Ed Goldau, do l 90
Mrs. Annie Milletz, do l 80
A j Bleser, Justice Of
peace fees, IL 80
Alta pepper, witness fees
John Doe proceedings, 3 90
Claude pepper, do 3 90
Ralph Pepper. do 3 90
Mrs. Holmquist, witness
fees State Of S. D. VS..
Albert Schiefelbein, | 10
Clarence GREGG, do l 10
E Beachy. Sheriff Of Day
county, board and "a of
prisoners, S12l.60 allowed SO so
Fowler & knutson, black
smithing to county farm, % so
Thos. Finley, sheriff,
postage, 80
Bros. threshing
on county farm, ll5 GA
Finley, sheriff, tele-
phone rent for Jail. 4 90
] CCahill, county auditor.
money advanced for tele-
phone tolls from April l
to Oct. l. 1919, 4 so
Thos. Finley, sheriff's
fees, 1856 40
Hedman, box rent
and postage, 6 90
Big Stone Headlight, IN
rollment cards for Co.
superintendent. Z ~
CCahill, county auditor,
express, z 80
& Johnson. cash
advanced for oil to county
farm. Is
AL Helm, cash advanced
for overtime during
threshing OF county
farm, IL As
Al Helm, cash advanced to
Aug. Berkner for work
IN county farm. 8 90
Mitflin Co.
school books, 80 O5
Helm cash advanced to !,
Geo. Wise for work on
county farm, l To-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24

= >~ S0AAASy ~~A
or, cash advanced for
freight, S SIS
J c Cahill. county auditor,
cash advanced for stamp
ed envelopes, postage
and box rent, 33 so
Herald Advance, printing
for board of health, s 90
Grant Co. Telephone Co.,
telephone for court house,
July, Aug. and Sept. SO 90
John Nord. road main
tenance, SO 90
E H Gooch, road drag
ging, Z 90
August Tassler, road drag
ging, 9 90
Carl Vogel, dragging
roads, SO 90
H r Schultz, road work, $50 so
Jens C Nelson, road drag
ging, AZ 90
j r Birch, road work, 81 10
N A Dahlberg, road
maintenance, 81 90
Andrew Erickson, road
work, As 35
Robert korth, road main
tenance, 10 SO
Irwin Kruger, road work
and bridge building, SO IS
Bernard Berg, road work
and material, 63 so
O S johnson. road work, PIG 50
Georgia township, road
work, 800 As
Albert Dochow. road
work, 20 90
Victor Hallberg, road
dragging, "a 81
Jake Caselman, road
work, 24O 90
Educator Supply Co., sup
plies and record books. PIG 80
Brown & Saenger, mimeo-
graph, 80 OO
Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co installment on
adding machine, 800 90
Will A Beach Printing Co.,
supplies to county, So Is
Cap ital Supply Co., sup
plies to Co. Supts. Office, 4 0S
American Standard Mfg.
Co., supplies to j%anitor, 3 III
American Book Co.,
school books, 81 SIS
CHM & Co., school books. % 5o|
J N Manley, labor, Is sol
] L Manley, cash advanc-
ed for labor, l65 so
] L Manley. cash advanc-
ed for repairs for trucks. II 06
] L Marley, expenses,
mileage and cash advanc-
ed etc., l51 SO
Dr.. Chas. Flett, collecting
water samples for board
of health and salary, III 90
Mrs. A X Crawford, dirt
delivered to court no use
grounds, 81 90
5 Il Rehnke, road work, l3l 25
Milbank Auto & Supply
Co., repairs for truck
and storage, - so
Walfred Mollherg. road
dragging. as so
Saunders Auto Co., labor
and material on road
trucks, "a So
& knutson. black
smithing for county high
way superintendent. 10 60
5 H Bowman Lbr. Co., La
Bolt, material for road
work, 2l4 35
) H Bowman Lbr. Co., AL
bee. material for bridge, As 20
J E harrington, guarding
Jail five days. Is 90
Pete Hasselberg, building
of bridge south of La
Bolt. "A 90
GRANDSON & Johnson,
mdse. to county farm, u Al
Egermayer. cor
recting manuscripts for
County Superintendent. Is 90
Zig Stone Monument
works Alex Dewar, labor
on east end Of trail, IA 90
I'd Hanson, J days work {
helping janitor, 2 90
J P Carruthers, labor and
material for repairs at {
court house, % 20
Board adjourned to October
9Th.
Milbank, S. D., Oct. ID, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn,
nent of Oct. 18th. with all men,
'ers present, and proceed to audit :
l;lIo tho follouuinr ho;u~ olou,oJ
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24

6, l2l-47. 1917 tax, was allowed.
as same became due whilelwas in
the service of the U. S. army.
The application Of L. N. Saun.
ders for a refund of 1888 on lot
IL block "a. Milbank and personal
property tax for 1918, was allowed,
as same became due while he was
IN the service Of the U. s. army.
An application by Carl A Wer.
ner for a school loan of So, 900 on
the w. hf. Of sw. or. Of section 3.
twp IFS, range so was approved.
The bonds furnished by the Con-
solidated Abstract Co., and by
Franz Wendland, a%bstracter, in the
sum of $40, 900 each were approved
The application of Carl j Bloom
for an extension of two years on
school loan No. PIP for 81. 900
was approved.
On motion carried the contract
with AL Helm as superintendent of
the Grant county farm was renewed
and the bond furnished approved.
Board adjourned to October Ia.
Milbank, S. D., Oct. Ia, 1919.
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment of Oct 18th with all
members present and transacted the
following business:
The following resolution was
upon regular motion carried and
adopted:
Be it resolved. that Robert D.
Jones and Geo. W Case be and they
are hereby employed to assist the
states attorney in representing, pre-
pairing fol trial. trial, and to do all
things necessary to the final deter
mination in all courts, of the case
OF Grant County vs.. Maryland Cas-
ualty Co. ct al, Ease No. 1929, and
that they be paid a reasonable COM
%pensation for their services.
The Board Of County Com
missioners of Grant Coun-
ty, South Dakota.
BY Frank Fransen,
Attest: Chairman.
j. G. Cahill, County Auditor.
The following resolution was sub
mitted by Commissioner Johnson,
who moved its adoption:
Whereas. in the opinion Of the
executive accountant overcharges
have been made by persons who
filed claims against the county, and
which were allowed and have been
paid. And after examining into
said terms and considering same
Be it resolved that the county
auditor be instructed to notify the
following persons to reimburse the
county as follows:
E N Harper, s73 33
Z A Berg 20 70
Roy MADEIRA Is 80
Nettie S johnson % "a
Marvin Monitor 43 90
Big Stone Headlight. 35 90
Grant County News 10 90
Herald Advance &C 90
Grant County Review 80 90
Weekly Item II 90
w S Nixon Sc 81