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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
STAFFORD SPRINGS

John Wesley pimock, S5, died at the Johnson Memorial hospital Wednesday About two years ago he suffered a shock and has since been unable to leave the house. He spent most of his life in Stafford Springs and, several years ago was a prominent musician. He was at one ti1fe prganist and cherister al ! the Methodist church and he has alse conducted singing schools He leaves ] his wife, Jane O. Dimock, and daugh- ter, Mrs, Nettie A. Comins, also foui grandchildren, Miss Louise F. Beckwith I sfaleeim s. Beckwith, Miss Hazel E Comins and Harold C9mins. l Richard BnBre has enlisted in the nay! and left a few days ago for Hampton {, Roads, Va, where he will spend som, 1 time in an electrical school.
 | Dr. and Mrs Arthur Meyers of Mys I tic, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs l Charles H. Meyers.
 Myriad Rebekah lodge entertained sev eral members of MaYflower lodge O l Rockville, at the local lodge rooms. CT 1 Monday evening. Supper was served a six o'clock after which a class of twelve were initiated.
 Mrs. " ], Ha1ley and two csildrer
 gre visiting relatives in Amsterdam N
 Mrs, William T. Williams of wollas ton. Mass, was 9 recent guest of friendt 1 in the borough Mir and Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. M Swain John Arnold and his daughter Miss Amy Arnold. will leave town or Monday for Florida, where they vii spend the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
Bred Fhsasr.

Mutiny on the high seas. as depicted by the rnAsfer pen of the late Jack Lsn- don and picturized for the screen bs Aesro. will be the, ferihcnminE attrac. tion at the Breed theatre sunday. Mon- day and Fussna
 This big new Metro production. with an ail-Etar cast presents the Leader novd in all the grim power sf lts cen ception. pcrtraying ss n does the con nict of a group of Kunmsn who sttanDf te take Oser the control of the Esod shfr T tsinsses on her yoyaGE round the ! Horn. and the pistol and rife battle ehai ensues between the sangsters and the ships officers.
 The. story is one Of thrilling suspenss | and rife with situations that make the nerves jingle with the exciternent of in- pending danger Written by the master ! hand Of the late Jack London. the neyel ! from which the picture is taken copsti- | tutes one of the best of the dead authcr'f | most celebrated works
 Y Supporting Mitchell Lewis in the role
 of John Pike are Helen Ferguson. Noah
 Beery, casson Ferguson. William "
 Mong. Sidney D'Aibrook. Noryai Mac
 Gregor and J. P. L.ocisney. The picture
 was directed by Edward Sioman. from the scenarioization of tbe London novel
 by Albert Shelby Levin6.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
Today at the strand-FsHr shewH. tt0,
 2. s;so and s:30

The Sunshine Giris present on the Rec
 with fun at each end the cast inciudins
 Al Casey, Bob Lane. Harry Wheeler Helen Cosgroye. Edith Fox and beauty
 chorus Feature picture Juanifa Hansen in Jungle Princess the greatest wild animal production ever screned. speeis matinee price for the children. only ii cents. matinee e5e; night eSc and sse big show. small prices.
 Coming to the Strand theatre Sun day night is Taylor Holmes again in ont
 of those hewlinFly fuHzy stage eomedle. written for William Collier and adaPtsf for the screen use of Mir. H5lmes. This | third ene-the first was @Nothiag Btii
 the Truth and the second '-The TsrE
 Idear-in entitled Nothing But Lies z
 and it was written by Aaron H0Gnssn Hidden Dangers episode II The TaHk'f Secret. Tom Moore and MsFgueFils Ceursot in the Black Sheep. a shor subject. Mack sennstt comedy ln t-yf reels. Hearts and Flowers. Prices oriy 20 and 25 cents Sunday night pistuFs shows. Coming Monday Tuesday ant Wednesday. James I.acxaye in Tori State Folks a sequel 10 Way BovT East. a heart interest drama Of home Helen Gibson in Overland Express com edy. The Greatest comedian. Al s. Johf in the Aero Nut Of laughs and thriiis Strand says so.
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sucked air enough to breathe, he finished

the well.
 Another story is told of the experience
 of Miss Margaret. Murray. who lived just below the Slater library. She hired Norwich contractor to dig a well and was to pay him a certain sum for the fob. Those who remember about the time, say that never did a well cave in as thi sone did. The soil was light gravel and in a few weeks a two story frame dwelling could have been placed in the exea avation. Mrs. Murray. becom- ing disheartened and more or less in- dignant one morning ordered the work
 ment off her property. They left the great hole she refused 10 pay, they 1 brought suit and were awarded a sum to cover the expense of actual operations. Finally. after several hundred of dollars l had been spent the hole was flied in.
 and the we'll never was completed.
 Mrs. Waite B.. Whiting sold her prop erty at the corner. of Brown avenueLand East Main street Friday to Xavier Ctr of
 this place.
 Mrs G. II. Prior entertained the Har- mony club Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth Miner will spend the week 1 end in East Hampton.
 John Finn Barnett. a ltudent at the 1 College of Business Administration Bos- | lOi4 CAAAfNFS4t9f AAeeo AESEAhE1 ftAy tttAn- able examination mark He stands eighth in the freshman class 500.
 Young Barnett is Jewett City boy. and was graduated from Riverside Gram | mar school and Norwich Free Academy The Ashland Cotton Co.,. has discon-
 tinped the operation of their mills at | night, Considerable number of employee
 are out of job on account of thn II arrangement.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
,TWEIIGTr

Sunday morning at the Methodist church, the pastor. Rev. James B. AL drich will take for his morning subject, Gods Gift. Miss Fornetta Robertson Will lead the Epworth league meeting at s. RreachiRg at '.
 Rev. M P. Fuller will occupy his pull: pit at the Baptist church Sunday. Sub 10 the Seniors, The Law of Service. Y. P. $. C. E. at s:15,' preaching at 2. Subject, The Surrounded Believer. Reg ular pzeaching serviee at the Gongre- gatienal church. Sunday morning, Rev Gla Ftor H. Andrews, pastor. Miss Ethel Fisk zgiif lead the Y. F. s. c. E. Mon- day evening. Topic, Progress sstve Living.
 Friday was the first day for two weeks that the weather man has not handed out preclpltation of aome sort or other.
 George J. Moeiler, l.. G. Buekingham and B. R, Gardner. the borough electric light eenanaisslener, has aeeided, on aa- count of tbs good showing + operation
 the last aparaer. to again reduce the price of light and power, 80 that after
 Jan. l, t will only cost 2 cents per dlor watt.
 Two other rerna raxsbie we'll digging stories that took place in Jewett City were told Friday The late William G Dpee, when he lived where the Jewett City Hautngs henk ROW stands. decided to aIg well but eeuld get no ena to tafe ths seh: dr. Dues could turn his hand ts aaast anything. He purchased 2 lot 'ei a feet cement piee in 3 foot lengths; He set eas on the ground, got inside of if Eith a steve shovel and dug out till E Nas Ievai Vlfh the ground, and then put ansther sH tsp and kept digging aHd , ss ea. Hssa hA had ta take g lantern aaNn. AZ go feet the iaateFA weuidn'd huFR sad- ME. Rpee couldn't bFeathe: Nei i te bevhe4eH be BEseHEed fifty feet et | eRz4 FIbssFs tHhfRE and heidng ep4 l 7 a < saglYE Efl : tiHeHga WAikA n
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

the hall were well stocked with a. va riety of articles, members of the Wo- mems club being in charge. Mrs. Charles Van Zandt was general chair- man and was assisted by Mrs. D. K. Clark, fancy work; Mrs. Sarah Litterick, apron table; members of the Young Peoples society, Japanese goods; Miss Elizabeth Peterson, candy counter; Miss Peterson furnished the entire candy stock said at the sale; Mrs. Nathan Ben nett doll table; Mrs. Frank M. Lincoln, food table; Mrs c. J. Albro and Mrs. Herbert Ladd. lunch booth; The Girls Friendly Society. fancy table. A large sum was realized through the sale
 Ths laying off of men in the employ of the New Haven railroad has affected some residents of this city, and others who have held places due to advance ment in the past few years have gone back to their former positions, the man at the bottom of the line being forced out in the process John F. Carlsen. general foreman of the mechanical and car departments. position he has held
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
LYME

George Adams and family sf ehssbirs Mrs Fred Beebe and daughter of Had lyme. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs I A. Martin.
 Miss Vern Hall returned to Aiiddlefssz Sunday. ,after spending the Thanksgiving recess with her paTeRts, Mir and Mrs Wiliis Hall
 Dr. Merrill and family of Paterson, N. T.. spent Friday last with Miss earTh Bill.
 Mrs Lodowick Bill entertained her cousin, Airs. Fred BernhsFt the 6rst ai the week
 Mrs. Ida Harding and daughter. Ada and Ora Harding. visited Mrs Newtor Lee on Grassy Hill the last of the week
 A truck from Essex was here Monday and carried a large load of cut brst from the Sterling cigy mill
 Mr. and MFs. Frank Jones of IToryten, Mrs. Eshert Ball and Miss Tessle Hard. ing of Glastonbury. and Miss Ruth Hard ing of New Britain. sneut Thanksgivins with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Harding.
 Miss Ada Harding of Ansonia snt Miss Ava Harding of Radcliffe college spent the week end with their mother Mrs. Ida Harding.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
ONECO

Misses Catherine and Louise CaTpeutm were in Centerville Saturday.
 Merrill J. Wilcox of Bradford visited Miss Nellie Rathbvn and Mrs. Ellen Waite Sunday.
 Henry R. Brown Of Sterling spent Thanksgiving at tie home of his dauTh- ter, Mrs. Tom Brewin.
 F. c. Marriott and family spent Fharr- day at South Manchester.
 Mrs. Joseph Hawkins and daughter Ruth have been visiting relatives ai Bridgeport
 Miss Hilda Cunning has scarlet fever
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Holt and son Of Dayville spent the week end 6; ". S. Bar. dicks
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
What Is Going On Tonight Motion Pictures at Breed Thesir Feature Notion Pictures at Davis T'ss- atre
ANNOUNCEMENTe

DecoRber Program of Mpsie Asseristisn
 The program of the Norwich Music a. socistion at ts December Ineafing at slaeir hall on Mopdsy evening ir entitled Songs To and By pilildren. lfra. Waller A- Rockingham h to be in charEe and the following Niil appear or the prcrrana MisS Olive D. Linton. Miss Marion Ceer Steny Miss. Charles H cafNeii Nisf Lois Casweil, MrE Reuben Potter and Miss FloFine seoheld- The accompsnI- menta wiii De by Mrr.> C. D. Geer. Mls1 Linton, Frederick W. Lester and Mira G H .oasweil-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
OTHER SPECIALS

Seia Knitting Yarn, 4oz. hanks all colors regular SI s5
 vaus-SPECIAL $1. A HANK. Sweater Yarns regular ST. o0 quality to close 69c hank No. 70s Phoenix Silk Hosiery ise top, black white and
 Havana brown, regular 10 quality to close at $l pr soc and 5se Harhow Ribbons, all si<-SPEcIAL ssc YD soc Nse<wear, lace o1spet, to close at 4ec
 $125 Neelwear, lace N net, to close at 89c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

What Is Going On Tonight
 Francis s. Long Post. No. 30, c. A R.. meets in C. 4. R. hall corner of Main and Higs streets.
 The annual Christmas sale of food. aprons and fancy articles by the woman of st. Paul's Episcopal church was held Briday afternoon and evening in the town hail. During the aft ernoon the attendance at the sale was large. musical program providing entertainpent for the purchasers The attendance in the evening exceeded that of the afternoon and dancing was en- loved after o'clock. the Peerless or chestra furnishing music. The hall was prestily decorated for the sale and dance lv Donohue. The many tables about
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
HUNGRY BUT
 DAREN'T EAT
Take ''Pape's Hiapepsln'' aBd eat favorite foods
 without fear

Your meals hit back! Your stomach is sour, acid. gassy and you feel bleated after eating eT you have heavy jumps of indigestion pain or headache. but never mind. Here is instant relief,
 Don't stay upset. Eat 9 tablet e1 Pape's Diapepsin and immediately thf indigestion, gases, acidlty and all stom- ach distress caused by aeidity ends. surest, quickest stomach relieveFs 1T the world. They cost very little at drus stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
'. IT. c. A. sunday At.,r..,r.

Both men and women are invited ia firs local '. A c. 4, Sunday aflernosn at [ o'clock. when appropriate moving pie lures viil be shosn. Ia addition Co the pictures there will Dc siRFing and a brief address in line with The pictures shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
DRESS GOODS ]. SECTION

5s-nch All Wool Sung good weight-SPECIAL $1. .75 YD. 54inch All Wool cloaking, good weight for winter coats
 SPECIAL $3.5 A YARD. Corduroy Sung suitable for Separate Skirts or onepiece
 Frocks good range of colors-SPECIAL $1. .59 YD SAYS All Wool Coating dark mixtures good winter weight
 SPECIAL $3.75 A YARD. New Silk suitable for Shng or Wasting good patterns 32
 inch wide-SPECiAL $l .25 A YARD. Figured Silks suitable for Kimonas Waisting or I;nno
 SPECIAL $1 50 AYARD
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

To Cure a Cold in One Day take GROVES L. B. c. tablets Oaxative Promo Quinine tablets). Ask for rpOVFS l.. B. Q. tablets. Look for b. W. GROVES signature on box 30e
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

there were more men looking for that kind of work than there were tobacco stalks on the plantations
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
WILLIMANTIC
What Is Going On Tonight

Norwich Bullefin. WiIlfmantie Office, ga Church street. Telephone fe5.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, u.
is. Land Office, Pierre, South Da-
kota, September 8 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Al
bert O'Neill of Plum Greek, S. d.
who on December 20, 1915 made
Additional Homestead Entry (Act
2-18-09l No. O13325 for NWA sen
Ell SEA sec rs and NWA SWA
sec Is township 5 north. range 21
east B. H. Meridian, has filed no.
|tice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before O. X.
Whitney, County Judge, Haakon
County s. d. at Philip, S. ID. on
the 11th day of October, 1920.
Claimain names as witnesses:
Lee Crum, Fred Smith, John
HollinRer, Of Plum Greek and Sam
|uel 8trsyer Of Philip, S. D.
John +. Cogan. Register. 80 10-7
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Notice for Publication.

Department of. the Interior, u
is. Land Office, Pierre, S. d. Sep
tember 8 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Lee
Crum, of Plum Greek, S. ID. who
on July % 1920, made Stock Rails
ing HID Entry (sec A act 12-29-16)
No. Q15473 for lots / and 2 SEA
|NWA, NEA SWA section 19, town
ship 5 north range % east B. H
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
|tion to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before o. X. Whitney
County Judge, Haakon County s.
D., at Philip, S D. on the 11th day
of October, 1920.
Claimain names as witnesses:
Albert O'Neill, M. A. Ferguson,
Roy Emerson, of Plum Greek, s
D., and Samuel Strayer, Philip s.
ID.
John T. Cogan, Register. SO 10-7
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Notice to Creditors
Estate of Kate II. Briggs. De-

Estate of Kate u. Briggs. De-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, executor Of the es-
tate of Kate u. Briggs deceased,
to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, 70 exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
Of this notice, 70 the said executor
at the office Of Burg Brown At the
court house in the City OF Fort
Pierre ii the County at Stanley.
|State of South Dakota.
Dated August 23rd. 1920.
Melvelle B. Briggs, executor q
|said eotate.
An. 8 Sept 101O
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16

Tn motion a tax Of Sl .O0 was
levied on each elector for the sup
port of the comomn schools and a
Road Poll of So. 90 was levied on
each male person 81 years and
under so yeras of age and tax
Of 81 90 for each dog levied again
st the names of every person who
is a keeper of or the owner of a
dog or odgs.
On potion the application of C.
b. Notch for loan from the per-
manent school fund was allowed
for $500 90.
On motion the bond of ]. w.
Britz as the Treasurer of Iowa
Township was approved, amount
Of bond 100000.
On motion the claimofDr.C. w.
Mead for damages to automobiles
in Haakon county was turned over
to the States Attorney for his con-
sideration.
On motion the bond of ]. E. Bak
er in the sum of $500.00 as clerk
of Pleasant Valley Township was
approved.
On motion the bond of C. A.
Price in the sum of $1200.00 as
treasurer of Dowling Township was
approved.
On motion the Board adjourned
sine die.
Board of County Commissioners,
BY r. L. Cheney, Chairman.
Attest:
A. L. Anderson, County Auditor
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C. M. Lloyd, county treas
urer, stamped envelopes
and postage -. ..... lot .O6
y. ]. Rogers, work at fair
grounds -. -. - $3.50
Fl. A. Shafer, services as
county commissioner and
mileage !. ...... so
A. L. Anderson, stamps. 25. .O0
On motion the county auditor
was instructed TO draw warrant
in the amount of $4,000 to Guy
Waldo to be used by him for the
purposes of taking the County Ag-
ricultural exhibit to the State Fair
as provided for by Section 5S07 of
the revised Code of 1919.
On motion the following County
levy was made for the current fis-
cal year on all the eaxtbIe property
in the county based upon an item
lied estimate of the county 'ex-
penses for the current year, as fol-
lows:
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On motion the application for
exemption from taxes by persons
in the military or naval service of
the United States, by Arthur p.
Kopp for 1890 was not allowed for
the reason that this amount was
included In the exemption allowed
him Of SIC. 80.
On motion the board adjourned
to meet at 1:30 P. M. Board met
at 1:30 o'clock pursuant to adjour-
nment. All members present.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn an the General Fund.
r. w. Minard, MI D., board
of health service ..... 1900
Lillian A. Alger, salary &
expense as county nurse 166 .66
Carlson & Golf, job print
ing and advertising 49,. 68.52
H. B. Thomas, assessing in
Iowa twp. claimed $10O.
allowed 81. 81. ..... 90. 90
George Williams, assessing
Pleasant View twp, claim
ed 800, allowed ...... $500
Arthur L. Osborne, bailiff
April term of court .... eco
Lehi Wilkinson, juror APP
ril term Of court 500
George Michael, labor on
fair grounds ... 81 100
Peter Mintener Lbr Co,
lumber and cement 49,. 1895 81
VIM. Burns, labor at fair
grounds -. 1900
Raymond Shroll, labor at !.
fair grounds .... .... 11.0O
r. R. Roddell, labor at the
fair grounds ~. ... $40
w. C. Lamb. labor at fair
grounds -. -. . 53.25
Oren ]. Lamb, labor fair
grounds ..,. .... ..... l5.uO
r. s. O'Neal, labor at fair
grounds -. 81 90
Teddy Lamb, labor at fair
grounds ...- AZ 90
Harold w. Hoover. labor At
fair grounds -. -. Zoo
+. NJ. Mccoy, work with
prairie dog squad ..... AS. 90
H. H. Michael. carpenter
work At fair grounds S. 80
F. r. Hart labor At fair
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B. L. Carr, engineer on
road engine -. ..... 208. so
C. f. Allen, labor on road 36 90
w. r. Stringam. labor on
roads 81. 81. ....... 81. .s5
L. c. Mueller, labor on
roads .... -. s.- 80. 99. 90
L. F. Carry labor on road 229 go
Austin Western Road Ma
chinery Co., plow .. %. 90
Donald Kennedy. labor on
roads 49,. -. ....... 127 20
John Peshek, labor on
roads -. -. ........ 1872. 90
Frank Slocum, team work
on roads g.. ..... GIG so
w. S. Berry, team work on
roads. ...... ...... SIC. 40
G.. Z. Peterson, labor on
roads -. -. ........ 41.85
Chas. Thompson, team wk BOG. 90
Arthur Proctor, labor on
roads -. .... ....... 1855
Nick Pottinger, two bat
LeIieS 4Z.U
B. M. Dalrymple, supplies
and hauling 49,. .... 11.45
Alfred M. Bach, mdse for
road crew -. ....... 52.62
C. Drager, repairs and
material for road mach
inery -. -. ........ 144.25
Joe Roberts, supplies for
road crew -. ..,..... 1926
j. S. Wright, bread for
road crew 49,. ..,..... So. .s5
C. E. Meader, repairing &
supplies tor road mach
inery -. -. ..... 112. so
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at l:30 o'clock P. M. At 1870
o'clock P. NJ board met as per adj
iournment. All members present.
Netting caleld to order by r. L.
Cheney, Chairman.
On motion the following bills
We're allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the Motor Vehicle Fund:
Joe Brooks, dragging road A. 80
Harley c. Keck, dragging
roads -. .... .....,,. l9. 90
Chas- E. Morgan, dragging
roads -. -. -. ~. 24.5o
Oscar Coyle, labor on road
palmer -. -. ...... 142.5o
w. r. Stringam, labor on
road palmer -. ...... lit so
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants order
ed drawn ont he Bridge Fund:
Wheeler Lumber, Bridge &
Supply Co., piling ...... 371 .62
j. T. Steile, mdse for brid-
ge crew -. -. ..... 1aa so
Peter Mintener Lbr Co.,
lumber and cement .... 72.65
H. A. Kumm, mdse for the
bridge crew -. .. "a SO
Bert Burlington, labor on
bridge crew -. -. 1so. .95
Halvor Skarshiem, labor on
bridge crew -. ...... l45. 90
Steve Bodish, labor on
bridge crew -. ..... 142. 90
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants order
ed drawn opnthe General Fund:
J. A. CuringS6n, labor on
fair grounds -. ... 1880
]. B. Colburn, painting
signs 49,. .... ....... 81 .U5
Jay L. Decker, mdse for
prairie dog work ...... 6.95
Ned Ronning, meat for the
prairie dog squad ..... 7.20
M. E. Phillips, c. O. d.
prairie dog poison ...... 196. .6S
Mrs. Carl Stlnson, meals
for prairie dog squad. 500
Royston G. Pole, labor on
prairie dog squad 80. 400
Robert Horst, labor on
prairie dog squad ..... 24.OO
Mrs. ]. F. Heidler, lodging
foreman prairie dog
squad -. 49,. 1890
&c. e. Meader, labor on
prairie dog squad ..... $500
Henry Buchholz, labor on
prairie dog squad 80. SO. .25
H. A. Kumm, groceries for
prairie dog squad .. q. "a
Guy Ramsey, medical SER
vice to Mrs. Frank Lane so. 90
r. L. Cheney, services as
County Commissioner &
mileage -. 81. 49,. 1880
]. S. Wright, bread for the
prairie dog squad 2.55
Fred H. Root, gasoline. so. Is
Fred Smith, meals for prai
RE dog squad .... 600
y. G. Daniels, gasoline for
prairie dog squad 11.29
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On motion the application for
exemption from taxes by persons
in the Military or Naval service of
the United States were allowed in
the following amounts
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Philip, South Dakota, September
I. 1890,
Board of County Commissioners
: met III regular session at 900 A.
M. All members present. Board
called to order by r. L. Cheney,
chairman.
On motion the following Salary
Bills of the county officials for the
month of August were allowed as
follows:
H. L. Brown, salary states
attorney .... .... ....S 80 90
0. K. Whitney, salary coun
ty judge ....... 70. .S3
0. K. Whitney, salary coun
ty judge, July ....... 20. .S3
G. M. Lloyd, salary county
treasurer 80. .... .... lbs 90
G. L. Forsell, salary depu-
ty county treasurer -. lis. 90
L. B. Roberts, salary depu-
" auulCOf .... ...... lis 100
A. S. Anderson, salary as
clerk of courts -. -. 112. so
f. S. Golf, sa,ary, register
of deeds -. -. -. 112. so
Lenore Golf, salary deputy
register of deeds ....... los 90
Blanche Anderson, salary
deputy auditor -. .... lis 90
A. L. Anderson, salary as
county auditor -. -. 1875 90
Alice Lloyd, salary, clerk
for county treasurer !. 1O4 90
Geo. A. Africa, salary, de-
putty Supt Of schools -. 100 90
Nina Duryea, salary, coun-
ty supt. of schools ..... 112 so
On motion the following bills
We're allowed from the Wolf Boun-
ty Fund:
I'll. S. Teall ........... 500
Clarence Case -. -. :. 500
Paul Gottsleben -. ..... 500
Vancfa Mc(slura TX M
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On motion the Board of County
Commissioners adjourned to meet
at 900 o'clock A. M. September 8,
1920.
At 900 o'clock September 9Th,
1920, board met as per adjourn
ment. All members present. Meet
ing called to order by r. L. Che
ney, chairman.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and orders ordered