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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-30

ATTENTION, LADY MAccABEES Special meeting Saturday evening, : o'clock, I. o. O. F. Hall, for initia- ton and balloting on candidates.
 HELEN BROWNLEE, Com.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
Java Rice Face Powder, this afternoon only, 29c
Every Item Here a
Bargain

27-lnch Fancy Percales,
in light or dark colors, jan
uary Clearance Sale Price,
per yard, .19f
Turkish Towels, good
heavy absorbent towels,
size 1890; January Clear
ance Sale, each .19f
Crocheted Bed Spreads,
double bed size; nice pat
terms; regular $2.45 values
January Clearance Sale
Price .$1.9S
Fine Mercerized Table
Damask, " inches wide;
in assorted patterns;
| Clearance Sale, yd. .9Sc
Infants Fine Cashmere
Hose, in black and all CO.
lors; size 4 to 6; silk heel
and toe, per pair, 33 1-3t
WOmen's Fiber Silk Hose
in black, white and grey
only. Extra heavy quail
ty. For Clearance ..72c
WOmen's Silk and Wool
Union Suits. several styles
| Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves. Low neck and no
sleeves. Sizes SO to Al.
Regular $5.75 garments;
| Clearance Sale .$3.9S
Women's Fine Cotton
Ribbed Union Suits, nicely
finished and silk trimmed.
Perfect fitting; low neck
sleeveless; or Dutch neck
| with elbow sleeves. Sizes
up to A. Regular S2.49
Price .$1.9S
Misses Fleece Lined Un-
ni0n Suits, sizes up to 6
years old. Regular values
to Sligo a garment, now
only .9Sc
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
January Clearance
Bedding Sale

Plaid Wool Nap Blankets, in grey
blue, pink and tan. These are genu-
inc Nashua wool nap blankets. sizes
66x80. Regularly $7.45, January
Clearance Gale Price .$4.9S
Silkoline Covered Comforts, fine
double bed size 72x84. Filled with
pure cotton, covered with flowered
silkoline. Regularly sold for S4.95.
Clearance Sale Price $3.50
Nashua Wool Nap Crib Blankets,
size 36x5O; double blankets in white,
with blue or pink borders, bound
with white silk ribbon. Regularly
S4.35; January Clearance ..$2.39
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
Java Rice Face Powder, this afternoon only, 29c
Great Clearancein
Shoe Department

All odd shes grouped in
lots and marked for sale at
sharp reductions.
WOmen's Black House
Slippers, made of black kid
trimmed with fancy POM
poms, turned soles, low
heel. All sizes. .$2.49
Women's Odd Shoes, lace
and button styles, calf and
kidskin shoes, in tan and
black. There are 81 pairs
Of sizes 212; 20 pairs Of
size 3; and II pairs of size
312. For quick clearance
they go at only .$1.OO
Children's Shoes, in gun
metal or kid; lace and but
ton styles; sizes 81a to 2,
at only 1913
Children's Shoes, in kid
or dull gun metal; button
styles; sizes 2l2 to 8. Jan
uary Clearance, .$1.29
Mems Heavy Work Shoe,
best all leather soles. Reg
ular $500 values for only,
per pair, .$3.9S
Mems Dress Shoes, lace
or button styles; all odd
pairs. Values up to $3.50.
For Clearance, only @.48
Boys School Shoes, in
in gunmetal: lace or button
styles. Sizes 9 to 2. Japu-
ary Clearance Sale, $2.69
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

ny ME bedzle Zawarty przez zadnc
mocarstwo sprzymierzOne. ZaprZeczam
kategorycznie ~pogloskom, jako6y Fran,
eva miala odIn0wic dalszej pomocy Pol
SEQ. Sam fakt, &c ~powrocifem do Pol
ski Jest wystarczajaca ma to odpowie'
dzi4. Dodam zas, re pred wyjazdem
zapewnii mnie marsza}ek Foch, ktdre-
60 w Polsce r~eprezentuje, re przybedzie
osobiScie do Polski i to niedtugo mOAe
juz w n~ajblizszych dniach, ably przyJ-
rec sic armii polSkiej. Bedzie to miaiO
niewatpliwe olbrzymie ~2naczenie mo-
ralne, idqc W pare z udziclonem przez
mas poparciem materyalnem. Co sic ty-
czy tego o~statniego, to Francya choc
sauna wiele lozyc musi ma ~1organizowa
ME swej armii, gotowa jest w dalszyln
ciagu pomagac Polsce i udzielic jej po-
trzebnego kredytu. ZreSzta ohecnie ro2
pocznie sic o knacznej mierze wylnia-
ma tOwar6w miedzy PolSka a zagranicq
droga ladowa j morska, co W znacDnym
stopniu wzbogaci skarb Pahstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
Gen. Henrys o Zada-
mach Armii Polskiej.

WARSZAWA. - .,Kuryer POlSki" o.
glaSza wywiad z gen. HenrySem. Gen.
oSwiadCzy{: Przyjechaiem, by prOwa-
die dalej prace, kt6ra wykOnywa|cm
" Polsce juz przedtem, tym razem W
znaczniejszym Stopniu. Dotychczas mia
lem pod SODA okol 100 oficer6w fran,
cuskich. oIccnie bedzie ich okolo GOO,
Me watpie, BE dzieki ich piracy ten
Swietny materya}, jakim 50 oficerowie
i zo}nierze polScy nabierze silly niep0'
konamej. Ud~oskonalenie armii polSkisl
konieczne jest ma wszelki wypadek,
gdyby przyszlo jej zmierzyG sic z pre-,
ciwnikiem o wiele powaHniejSzym !
Swietnie zorgani2owanym, z armia mic,
miecka.
Z drugiej zaS strOny armia Sllna
jest potrzebna by ma froncie wSchml-
MIN Wyskac warmki pokoju, jake
POlSce 81 dOgodne, a ME te, jake I'm
beda narzucone. Ola PolSki ma wielkie
znaczenie zaSada: Isl Wis pacem para
bellum'. Bedzie to najlepSzym atutcm
W re&u dyplomat0w polSkiCh, mice
"a soba $ilna armie jake na~jbardziej
wymOwny argument. TylkO dlategO, ME
zaS Ola jakichkolwiek cel6w zaborczych
Iuh imperyoliStycznych. muSi pOlSka
W dalszym ciagu wzmacniac swOjc silly
zbrojne. Navel pc zawarciu rOzejmu,
0y pOkOju POlska mHl bye kazdej
chwili przygotowana ma wszelkie even
tualnoSci, zaufaG bowiem ca{kOwiciG
rzadowi SOwleeIiemu wobec glOSzOnyElt
przez niego hase}. jest dose trudno. o.
bawa, ably mocarstwa SprZymierzOne
zawar}y staiy p0k6j z Rosya pOza plecy
ma Polsaci. jest piOnna. PokGj Oddziel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

pewnych ras narodow, ktore
chwIlowo moga jeszcze w kiero.
wnictwie mas sic wybijac, ale z
dojrzewaniem tych mas wyjda
kierownacy z mich jak najzupet--
niej odPowiadajacy caIej psychice
j wolf ludu."
Zdanie Lenina zauwaza C.
R." jest pod tym wzgledem
bardzo optymistyczne, IL zydzi z
czasem cd swoich wpiywow costa
na usunieci przez nalezyte wy
szkolenie mas.
My poiscy socyaliSci ME moze-
nv n9estety brac odpowiedziaIno-
sci Ia 10, re jeSli zydom uda sic
raz zawladnac wiadzq, oni talk Ia
two dada sic potem przez lud
nasz usunac. Liczac sic Z psychq
ludu naszego, many obowiazek
dbania o iak najsilniejsze zastoso.
wanie sic do jego vol, jego kul-
tury, jego ducha i charakteru.'
J. B.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

wany zwiqzek w~egierSkich przyjaci6f
Polsli po1drawia t~radycyjnem uczu--
ciem braterstwa przcdstawicieli narodu
polskiego. Mimo strasznego lOSu |
zdeptania, jakiemu dis ulegamy, sp0-
gladamy z radoScia ma pomySlny roz-
w6j bratniego Narodu ~Polskiego. To
wlaSnie daje nam size i pewnoSc, re
/ naszych pragnie6 S~luSznOSt w ko6cu
zwyciezy. Ze izami patrzymy Z pOSzar-
panych ziem ojczyzny nasZej poza Kar
patty. gdzie sprawiedliwO&c zosta&a wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
Hold Wegier ola
POlSki.

WarSzawa, BudapeSztenSh zwiaZck
wegierskich przyjaciH POlSki, nadeSfaf
naStepujace depeSze:
Do Pana J0Defa P~ifSudSkiegO. Naczel
nika Panstwa w WarSzawie. DziSipj-
sze organizacyjne og0lne zebranic Iwil
zku wegierskich ~przyjaci6i Polski, 2
goraca sympatyQ cd wicklow ]odczuwanQ
przez nar6l wegierski do br~aterSkiesO
narodu polskiegO, pOzdrawia DoStojnc-
go Naczelnika ja&o najgi0wnieJSzcgO /
najgodniejszegO przedStawicela narodu
polskiego. Wierzymy, re dzialalnoSG ma
sza wyjdzie ma korZy&t i dobro obu
narod0w. l dis r0wniez. gdy nar6d
weglerski p~rzezywa ajnieszcZcSliwSZe
godzny Swoich dziej0w, z braterskq
radoScia patrzy ma pOteznc zmartwych-
wstanie do zycia z cierpief StraSznej
stuletnicj niewoli Szlachetnego narolu
polskiego. Daj Boze ably Spokojne Stcr-
nictwo Pana Naczelnika zaprOwadziiO
JegO Nar6d ma sZlaki ma jakich bfySz-
zal "a dawtnych wielkch czas6w. w
imieniu zwiazku w~egierskich przyja-
ci0l PolSki prezeS personal---very. DIR.
Stefan ZSombory.
Do Sejmu ~polskicgo w Warszawle.
W dniu dziSiejSzym IA move ZrefOrmO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
PRZESTROGA
Tysiace niewinnych i ME
mOgacy sobie pOradzi6
ludGi cierpi.

Me mczemy diuzej milczet. Gu
Jenny, re jest to naszym obowiazkiem
azeby ostrzedz naszych przyjaci6i i
publike, re jest tylko !edna prawdzi-
wa Bulgarian herbata ma kreT.
Chorzy ludzie ME NIGGA rObit pro-
by tam gdzie zalezy ma ich zdrowiu.
Lekarze i aptekarze bardzo p~olecaja,
BULGARIAN herbate ma krew dlatego,
ze ~przeszla probe co do zelaza i Qrzez
wiele lat leczy i pomasa chorym.
Bulgarian herbata ma krew jest
tem doskonalem lekarstwem W Swie-
efe, kt6re pomaga IA choroby i cara
" prawie wszelkiego gatunku, take
lax zoiadka, ~organow, watrooy, ne
rex / choroby We krwi, take PREY
nosi ulge | zapobiega zaziebieniu, in
ruenzie, grypie / zapsleniu pluc, 4
przez to ratuje wielu osobom zycie.
Chcemy zabezpieczyc kazdego, nal
Observation-Disclosures i n~ajleFszym sposo-
benz otrzymania ~prawdziwei Bulga-
rian herbaty ma krew jest jezeli poi
dziecie do aptekarza i zapytacie o
MIA. w~yprzeda5 jej jest zwykle TAX
wterka, re zapas waszego aptekarza
mole bye wyczerpany. W takim ra-
lie pamietaicie powiedziet mu, axe
nv sic o MIA dIa was pcstara1. (Nie
przyimujcie substytut6w). Albo je-
teli muscle mice ja zaraz, my ia
urzyslemy wan przez registrowana
poezte, Przyslijcie s1.25 ma jedno
Suze famiIijne pudsko. 1915 ma ;
nudeika. albo tel $5.25 ma s pude-
lex Adres II. H. von schltck, IRE
sident, Marvel Products Co.. 81
Marvel Building, Pittsburgh. Pa.
2-17-24-31
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
Polscy. s~ocyalisci a
sprawl ~zydowska.
(Koresp. ,,Siowa Polskiego.")
Katowice, w Stycznr1

Socyalistyczna ,,Gazeta Robot
nSza, W Katowicach, omawiajac
" mr.. z dnia "a stycznia kwestye
zydowska W Polsce, wypowiada
zdania, kt6re dale&o odbiegaja cd
przekonai bratniego jej Robot
nika" i ,,Naprzodu", a to chyba
dlategp, re w reda&cyi tego pis-
ma nre zasiada laden zyd, gdyz
slaski robotnik, chocby nawet zba
4amucony przez PPS., ME znioa-
by zydowskiej pisaniny.
Ws&azuj9C ma income zabarwic-
ME antysemickie coraz silniejsze,
so ruchu monarchiStycznego W
Niemczech, ,,Gaz. Rob" pisze:-
.,Jednak Polak nigdy talk brutal
nyn bye ME moze. jak Niemier.
Pomimo, IL W Polsce zydow jest
do licha i szkodzili oni wiele spo
le~czenstwu polskiemu, to jednak
czuja sic oni dose dobrze dzieki
wlaSnie Szlacfetnemu charaktero-
wi polskiemu. w Polsce obecnie
byt ich jest zupelnie zapewniony,
co wywiera nawet pewien urok nA
zydow ukrainskich, wedrujacych
do Polski."
w dalszym ciagu spotykamy
tam nastepujace wywody: My
socyaliSci polscy many zadanie
ocenic kwestye zydowska z innej
Strony, niz bolszewicy i niemieoka
socyal-demOkracya. ~Jeste$my DO
WIEN zdania, &c w systemic Rad
Robotniczych, jaki panuje W Ro-
syi, W tych Sowietaeh, wybijaja
sic ma kierownik0w przewaznie
iydzi i w tyIp fakcie widzimy szNo
de ola ruchu socyalistycznego, DO
obniza swa ceche miedzyuarodo-
wa ! kompromituje socyalizm.
Raj W MoSkwie ma zgrOmadze-
niu publicznem zapytai pewien
rosyjski robotnik Lenina; ,Czemu
to wokofo niego zasiada talk wiel-
ka liczba WIDOW, a tam gdzie sic
toczy boj krwawy, W szeregach
czerwonej armii jest ich tax ina
To-"
Lenin wtedy odpowiedzial
mniej wiecej w tych slowach: -
..Wasza to wilma. czemu @ch wy
bieracie W takiej liczbie do So
wietow. JeS!i jesteScie przekona-
nj, re zydzi ME godni So waszego
zaufania? ia nam inne poglady,
bowiem jestem przekonany, re
zydzi w Sowietach p~rzestajq bye
zydami ! przedstawiaja Il tylko
socyalist0w, wyPelniajacych wole
rzesz pracujacych; dia Mich jak
ola mas niema roznic narodowo-
scsowych ! bye ich ME moze. So
cvalizm zmuSza wszystkich do
zaniechania Walk narodowoScjo-
wei ! utrudnia moznosc intrygo,
wanna narodowego, ma korzysc
tego lub owego narodu. Zydzi jak
Rosyanie hub inne narody wzaje
mnie sic uzupelniajQ, usuwajqc
kapitalizm intrygujqcy ! wznieca-
lacy nienawiSc rasowa. Zreszta
zatra sic roznice cech osobliwycf,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

nagrodzona i ufajQc W tysiQlctnie bra
tcrstwo odziedziczone 20 naszych oj,
each. wierzymy, &c zrozumiecie nasza
wole i naSza nadzieje. II ca}ych Sii he
dziemy dOk}adali starah. ably dziafal-
nose nasza byla godna naszych dzia-
dow. Mech zyje bratcrstwo narodu pol
skiego i wegierskiego. w imieniu Zwia
zku w~egicrSkich przyjaciM Polski Pre-
yes p~rzewodniczacy dr.. Stefan Zsomb1-
~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

Pumps ola dOrastajaCych
dnewczat. rOhiOne 2 matowcj
sk6ry, Srednie palce i niSkie
ObcaSy; pumps tc robiOnc 81
Specyalnie dla dOraStajacych
dZicwcZat, wielkoSci 2& do G,
Sa. 81 ~ s"1e$|.. 3.45
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

mahogany albO matOwej SNo-
ry. rUbiOnc, takHc Il lakiero-
waucj Sk0ry. gictkiC Szytc po-
deSzwy, wySUkic Louis albO
.niskic obcaSy, wySziy Z fabry
Xxi cokolwiek niedokiadnic wy.
koGczonC, 500, par = or
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16


were SO who got q hundred and 8
went below rs. Who says we aren't
going to be good spoilers some day ii
We keep at it long enough.
The Darciss1s bulbs that the Gen
eral Science class planted some time
ago are in blossom now.
Misses Ruth and Ellen Herbert Wis
tied the Second and Fifth grades last
Friday afternoon.
There are eight out of the Fourth
grade this week on account of sore
arms caused by the vaccination.
The highest average in the Fourth
grade for the second six weeks period
ia as follows: Vada Stevenson 90 IL,
Glady, Klinkner 90, Helmuth Bau
man 90, Lloyd Smith 80 IL.
The following pupils entered the
Frat grade recently: Anora Heinle,
Ida, Heinle. Pearl Miller, Charles
Miller.
Til League held a meeting
in the assembly Monday evening CT
this week. The Glee Clubs sang sew
eral selections after which several
very good talks were given by the
teachers and members of the League
Miss Wicks favored the audience
with q violin solo. Quite a large
number were out to the meeting.
The a Grann Literary ssses.
gave their first program last week.
The program was very good A de-.
bate on the league of Nations was
veil done. The Little plays were
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16

Mr.. Jchn B. Ratio, the noted i'm
%personator, appeared last night at
the Presbyterian church as one of tn g
lecture course numbers. 1t was un-
fortunate that for soma reason the
attendance was the smallest that we
have had at any number in the course.
1t was unfortunate as the entertain.
ment proved to be one Of the stong.
est numbers Aon the cnnrse. In fact
do not recall that Scotland has ev-
err heen favored with an ADLER imper.
senator or dialect specialist. The
,closing features of the entertainment
were especially interesting. These
were imps rsonations OF characters
prominent in the world var and in.
cluded the king Of Serbia. president
of France, king of Belgium, Marshal
Focn, General Pershing. Lloyd George
and eie.;sss with Uncle Sam sud the
transformations in his makeup. which
were performed in plain view of his
audiencs, were Truly marvstpus.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16
v cry interesting.

V cry interesting.
Friends and patrons of the school
are invited TO attend the Chautauuua
program to be given in the High
School Assembly hall next Tuesday
evening, Dec. 81, by the Highland
Literary Society. The Chautauqua
will consist of five days programs,
all TO be given in the one evening.
The entire program is as follows:
LIST Day--Concert by the Dixie
Girls Misses Lucille Cisar. Frances
Cissr, Alwllda Davis, Gladys Colaell.
Erma Stevens, Emma Dickson, Cece
liza WsneA. Gertrude Baker, pianist
2ad Day - Scientif, lecture
Howard cambridge.
3rd Day-Lecture on Current Top.
ics-Rolaad Whitam.
4th nay-Chautauqua Entertainers
Concert and Reader.-Miases Ger.
trude Baker. Lillian Stempges, 10
Marchant aud Dorcas Stevens.
9th Day. Junior Chautaugua.
Drama Day. Borrowing Trouble d"
The cast of characters for the plav is
as follows:
Mr.. Borrow-Dale Smith.
Mrs. Borrow-Lucile Cisar.
Sophy Borrow-Jo Char.
Mrs. March-Elsie Schubert.
Mrs. Wiggins-Erma Stevens.
Detective Spotem-Laudislauf Sou
kup.
DR. French-Milford Sweet.
Lina-Emma Dickson.
Platform Manager-Howard Dem
ing.
The program begins promptly at 8
O'Clock, and no admission will be
charged.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16
Thursday, Dec. 16. 1920.
sUs~cRlPT,oM $500 IRA xsAa
School Notes.

& Several Of the smallpox victims
Sfye returned to school after a two
I|eeks absence.
The Eighth Grade had a. party in
spe Gymnasium last Friday night.
The RedaGross seal sale has been
ny. succeesful. Miss Berry's room
~ sold the largest number 80 far.
ETh@GszsF Seisiics class had !
M trip ons night last week tor the
srposs Of star gazing.
SSeveral az the grade teachers ara
spasiDR programs to be given in
IS rooms just before Christmas.
IVA ars % have ! weeks vacation
yeae With the Friday before
sIstnsas and the Monday after New
B ulr| AtSus We appreciate the
es- =stooi board very
ss
- sprlling lessen ths,sl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16
What a Difference.

VERY well, then" sighed the stout
s,itor as he knelt before his adored
enc, "if you won't, you won't, but Will
YOU be kind enough to give me your
hand?"
"Thy, I have just positively and
definitely refused you'll" the fair maid
exclaimed in establishment.
ooh, l understand that. I'm not
again asking for yoTr hand in
rage, but to help me to MY feet"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16
The Greatest Gift.

Your Christmas gift to the Euro.
pean child relief collection may help
in saving a chlld's life and Is earn
estly solicited. Send checks to the
local committee Of the Joint organ-
izations or direct to European Re.
lief Council, az Broadway, New
York City.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16
Notice to Egg and
Cream Producers,

Go to Minnich g. Woitha's when
yop have cream, egg or poultry for
sale. Go once and you will go all
tbs time. First conner south east
from depot, at Woitha's Ice Cream
aad Pop factory.
MINNICH & WOITHA.
Scotland, S. Oak.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16
Commissioners Proceedings
Tyndall, S. D., Dec, z, 1920

commissioners FfOSeeQIngS
Tyndall, S. D., Dec, z, 1920
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present Vim. McBurney W.
Turner and Stanley Kramar, county
auditor.
There being no quorum the board
adj burned to Wednesday, Dec. 3,
1920.
December 8, 1920.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present all members, county auditor
and sheriff.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
Bridge Fund
Federal Bridge Co, bridges and
culverts .$4l3S.9 81
County Fund.
W. Turner expenses to Huron So. IL
VIM. McBurney 46. 90
Velek Bros. blacksmithing .294. 90
los. F. Soukup blacksmithing l1.5O
Square Deal Store Mdse. for
poor 32.8
Fullerton Lbr. Co. lumber. "a. 70
Ruth Linka, transcript Wenz.
laff case IA 90
CHM & Co. school books .....352. 80
Practical Drawing Co. school
DOCKS .-.... 81. 90
American Book Co. school
books IS. 16
Tyndall Howe. Co. Mdse. go. q 10
L. A. KraIl cleaning clock. 400
Brown & Donley Mdse. ...:.. 38 20
Will A. Beach Prtg. Co. eta.
tlonerY 80 &c
Western School Supply Co. sta
tlonery 20
Perkins Bros. Co stationery. 26. a.
Chas. Dirks, expe. to Huron 40 rs
News Prtg. Co. stationery. 24.32
Avon Clarion printing-...... 5.25
N, H. Stemper care Of election
booths. ....... -. -. 10. 90
j. w. Bordewyk printing. 10 SO
National! Service &c. stationery 81 go:
R. M Farrell dep. sheriff fees Is. 80
A. D. ardery, Mdse. $500. 800
West Disinfect;ng Co. supplies
for courthouse ....... 80. 90
John W. Wallace highway
Supt expenses. ....... 81. 80
K. Howard board and care Of
prisoners ........ rs. 80
Tvndall Light and Power Co.
current ........ ....... 81. 35
Robinson Auto Go auto hire
and Mdse. 50. SO
Dakota Central Tel. Co. phone
rent and messages $3.50. DC. 20
G. M. Keeling medical servic.
es to poor. .......... 50. 90
G. F. Treiber deputy sheriff
feas -. q. so
F. f S'stka blacksmithing.. 81. Sc
Frank each Mdse for poor. 10 90
L. A. Eads sheriff fees. 80. $50. 70
F.J. Taylor deputy sheriff fees 10 65 |
Fair Store Mdse. for poor.... 20 "a
Fair Store Muse for courthouse ll.45
j.. D. Merkle Mdse for county 8 ,35
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
stationery. ....,.. LOO
M. H. Hauge hIacksmithing.. rs. 80
c. H. Hoaglin deputy sheriff
fees Observation-Disclosures. 13 80
Holleman and Walpole Mdse.
for county.......... -. 4.3O
Madge Whiting work in county !
Supt. Office. -. Is. 90
L. A. Sticky clerk of courts
fees. .........-....... Is. 10
John w Wallace highway eupt.
expenses to huron 80. Al
G. n Keeling board Of health II go
A. N. Palmer Co. school books l6. 90
Rand McNally Co. school books 81. SO
G. E Jones, labor and Mdse.
for courthouse ............174 &c
Ernest Klasma care of poor. 33. 25
Sacred Heart Hospital. care Of
Walter Hanlin. 1890. 78. 40
J E. Trieweiler, medical SER
vices to Walter HanIin !. .15O. 90
e. English court sten-
ograpihcr ...... ......... IL 20
Honlolka juror. 5000. 3 10
Robert Dempster juror $685.. $50
lehn 6essipses Juror go
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16

On motion the application Of ]. S.
McKenna for a loan from the Perma-
rent School Fund was rejected
On motion the request of the Cum
ty Superintendent to be permitted to
hire a clerk was granted and salary
of such clerk fixed at $95. 90 per
month.
On motion the following appli.a-
tions for refunds or abatement of
taxes were allowed:
Ed. M. Bucholz abatement. :. 81. 81
John K. Robinson abatement. 1927
] S. Donley refund ........ 70. "a
Mrs. Theo. H. Giedd. 2l.OO
On motion the reports of Register
of Deeds for fees amount $128. IS
and Mortgage Registry Ia Z amount
$261. % ana tas tha~Gle:,s-
of Courts for fees collected amount
1888. 70 in November 1920 were ap.
proved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Fullerton Lumber Go. coai for
Mrs. Deming and lumber. $89. Is
W. A. Cobb auto hire. $500. 500
Jos. v. Wagner salary and
mileage. Is. go
VIM. McBurney salary....... SEQ
W. Turner salary and mileage 43. 10
Chas. Dirks salary and mileage 33. 90
w. A. Cobb salary ......... 20 90
On motion the board adjourned sine
Affect: JOS. v. WAGNER.
STANLEY KRAMAR, Chairman.
County Audftor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16

On motion the county accepted q
deed from S. M. Brann for lots 4 and
S block SO, City of Springfield and
the auditor was instructed to draw q
warrant for $l45O. 90 and also a deed
to N AZ of lot 9, block 26 at a val
uation of $500. 90 in favor of S. NJ.
Brain in consideration of above trans.
action,