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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
b. r. T. STRIKE WARNING.
Company Announces Resumption of
Night Service on Lines.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Sept. 10-After its first
right Of service since 5000 of its employees
went on strike thirteen days ago the
Brooklyn Rapid Trarsit Company form
ally announced today that subway,
elevated and trolley trains and cars
would be nun nightly hereafter. No
violence or disorders of cor sequence
were reported last night.
Police reported that hand bills had been
scattered throughout Brooklyn by ex-
trenists characterizing "strike leader"
as traitors 10 labor in having sold out
10 capitalistic government"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
UNFILLED STEEL ORDERS.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, Sept. 10.-Uniued orders
he'd by the Z. $. Stee, Corporation in the
month ending August 81, totalled 10, 1885,
3Os tons as against IL, ,i1S.46s in the
month ending Jrly 81.
Today's report showed decrease of
3l3, ,430 tons over the previous month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
Arrested on LIQUOR Charge.

No hearing has yet been held in the
case of Alexander Parker. arrested at the
French street station yesterday by W.
Truxton Boyce, Federal prohibition di-
rector for Delaware, for having liquor in
his possession, and he is still being held at
the Dolice station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
Industrial Trust Dividend.

Al a meeting yesterday of the directors
Of the Industrial Trust Co, successors of
the Industrial Saving and Loan Associa-
ton, the regular quarterly dividend of
one and one-haf per cent was declared.
Haldeman G. Stout was elected vice-pres-
ident and L. w. Stout secretary and q
member of the board Of directors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
J. y. RHOADS GREETED
Fellow ROtasians Welcome Yosr~v
President Back Prom Eurnpr

At The luncheon q tbc Rotary Cub,
yesterday, IN the Hotel du Pont. tho
pInciplc feature was the reception -
j. Edgar Rhondes ez-Trosident a tfs
club, who recently returned from Elrof.o
after having studied living couditiofs
IN Switzerland, Hungary and Rgssia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
DEATHS.

sENTMAN~~In New Castle. Del. on Sep
tomber 10, 1920. Matilda strahorn. widow
Of the lat. Clinton sentman, in her 10th
year.
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10

was held in the knights of Columbus
Hall last night, all of these Ingredients
for success were beautifully blended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
STEAMBOAT LINES.

Subject to Change Without Notice
STANDARD TIME
Leave Wilmington Fourth st. Wharf for
PhiladolphiA: Weekdays 7.30. 900. III 90 a.
M. 80. 500. s.l5. 600. 100 and $50 D. m.
On Saturdays an additional trip. $50 .. IN
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington. 7.3o,
900. ll.oO a. IN. 1.30. 800. 4i5. 600 and
$50 .. m. On Saturdays additional trips at
80 and $50 y. IN. On Sundays and hoii-
days. leave both Wilmington and Philadcl-
phia at 7.3o, 900. 1890 a. m. IL O'Clock
noon. l-3o. 500. Ais. 600. ZOO. $50 and
$50 p. m.
Whining ton-Penn' Grove Route: Leav
Wilmington, 5.s5. 700. 500. 600, 1000
iI.0o a. m. IL O'Clock noon. 90. 2 90, 3 90.
400. 500. 600. 700. 500. 900 1000.
I'll 90 and IL 40 p. m.
Leave Penn's Grove, 500. $50. 500. 900.
1000, l1.oo a. m. II O'Clock noon. 100.
200. 800. 400. 500. 600 700. IS 90, 900
1000. HOO and I'll 40 p m.
Runs only on sats.. sun and holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
POWDER QUOTATIONS..

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Tgsc fs4escuf,e gives erlHr~eG yNtws
- distant nnaecfs rhr microscope
shows only what j. nlznasi in contar
Rilh ifs iens. md hY r'yine d means
n maEirc Intermediate oh-erraiiafs
NE mnllHcanans a. 1he Nars mfre-
telescope haRe prvreT d bow io ihs
nsturalsi Aah gfea, aeFsA e faens
end larcf field q gieH ihs saelT
'ecus fETe for exangas has Hf'rf
inr distance q "a to as inches ant
marr fes 1a 'n s. diamelers At &C
Unstable ruh',ef-1nned roa ssrres ns p
-eSi sulpar ihe lnS'famer- e. ite
Desired beaeit fcs studying such ns-
iecis SIS insects YlarrS Ana ROCKS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
FAD NOW is TO RE -cHRlSIEN
sasonic Mares Lead II Fashion. ard
the lvars ano tire ScnEs Are
Numerous


~ = '@'F'S''r'.S $50 ~ M
"'Hf@ = S'"s AH1 a- ''.s "'s' az
"N'.'''a' (" n N*t iA~s = '''s" ee'-
'v's = '''ts'1 7" s~~ '''sA'''
A ''Se st'n' esA Z" q ''s '''s so-
naNe Ass -at- s"1issA'r &''~ 9v4 a'S
'i''s eAtiN4S'.- F"a' l"e'- '.ss's'''''a i'''''
af~e- iF rs i'sss'.' '-'e S-ssA''
Rvls'@F 'Dr 17~"s n ''s e'se"4s. 1''-
i'Aai "f -'4's~
e"'Ae- 'H'n lle''- i'~' t.f 'aS.-''''
'f'ef VI ~s'Ha' 'Ase Il ''o 'sa'i''s AA'4s
"aA ei'1-
>aAs "istff ~ 'i'e A'+'aS NAH 81
aF'it@@y ~'4t VIE "'A
''na'fA1 ~ @'lee s4A'is''@ "S ''v
panes bestowed AI'se y Il "1t sa'1s,
sft- a' itNas ttts'N .ff S~"S ~
feN"l AGAINST haA-ieaf sAeA ~ -
'hi'ie+ ~ aA AAs A'li''s i'i'>'4"''
nnaae
Aeefn men ana women if7'''"e
Aeal eeiih " lS scA' S''N-'
l'cn aaia@s ~7a'Aa 2 AaH'e aAA Ma~'
aaNSFfNas ihslt 20 20 tA's1s~
tlIe allAshea ~ Nae. iiiAi i ~a~s'@'
fAetie W NNes ha8HFe-
iNiiE s heeeil't2 fA'''ir'a. tRa en-
aeAroisnS e hNe w ie 4t A'Ssss
fa'iin- aersf4f l''aia ana hoping 'l''''
she leefs AAe r. human tslafs i''s
sesSes cnfF0as ali.llar I'M Ais'AoA'
iuAIlns ~ me sleW i@f7nea 81 aAP ~
it 50 TIE re-chf- SteEsa- craze achieves
+ naueeriNl mental meiAiiei'l'iH'S ~
quite huaher q instances
The rose hy any other name na'sa'
smell as ~ eef- Svl euf iee'4nss aA fe'
rarc lo Il AiHhi snoaifF were u
gbo"n rs si4teAN Noii ot A--A- y " -
Similarly II v@u'a be F2sKS fo rs
taoun as Martins when ~e l9As le pe
Penelope. hto silly e s1ttF as sasan
Hhen we feed hke SnFhnFHSi'a. l''e
Wolie seems different place ~hen
we Tees ours elses rish1iE nalaed Ter X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

r Fiams,es. France Roland Rolhs
one of fAe American ensrs.ts soT iAs
James Gordon Benneis insefnauona
aviation vle * he raced fer hav
Tuesday crushed 10 Tie ground w1ae
nyne Ais Texas walcas airalane i1
iu4c;lot tAls evening and was serious
|.y injured.
BeltAss-The Fails dssUsrs hera
WIS seegAing with excitement az ?
nes1ls a the murder ct policeman
The voaud.ne q Two oshfrs ans iss
swirl Vengeance enac1ed IN Lhe xiii
.nr oi three civilians. who were shos
aown IN raFad Succession es sana
ct 1nen WHO visited tAesr BONES
PORT Worth vicions Batting IS
nj wossh gave the Texas leagna
champions to q victory cver Lat1ae
2oek SouiAern Assot5aaon penua1t
WINNER This makes series 3 to &
Va fsr0r Ft Worth
Boston u lbur HollemaH. Cnf
versiE q oklahoma sTdrlar Okla
1924 Ana Joseph 4 Bandt vnire
siiy q Oklahoma. Tulsa 1921 nausee
NJ Pro-. FRANK Ayaelotse ef Mes
ssca9seits Institute Technology. a.
Rhodes scholars To represent Tniiaa
States al 0xso-d university IN hoss
wears
C'heyHnre- Sanaior Harding vas
chara srazea as brewer who IS
apoiaeazng for Aas halanes liz !.
statement ISSUE here sy Governor
Cor before his a4t'arrne TO ooaAaa. &
camgaigas 4odhv n Nebraska
--chicaga dean IuDus sorn-7
DAirois Anti esn pitcher hreueni i
fo alleged fixea baseball n7z
as veIi as eiRsr iaerao unreraass5
"details ag sal chaAe and Les Mars
uaaes sv Presaaui JoAa Heyal5
rh4 National LeaF1e ~ s~iasssa p
gathered IL rrsra1. inresarafaan
-clevelnno- thousands a se.
gates VISITORS an1 Former strrirss
raen arriving hers 'of second an1us-
tonrsniion of 1he American i-an
mAieh o7s51~d tpaAr
-Maraen senator llardiae 1a,
here far Ais senana speaking "trip
TIE campaign three asy sVlas
ihraagh Ohio Pennsylvania Mar
land West Virginia and Kertucsg
-sNew Eark--Clarenee + Me-
'retary II tine Reraalgcsr natl0r
committee in statement des2arel
estiE1.sor tv Henaf4 conm1 1tss
ranaasEn fuads fAs fAilsd H an
flosa snv eT'asnes q ssd1TT mllio
SLASH fund tHn mNaa- sluA
or slush tu-d d asy kind frr pa~asts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Explorers have hren as'nu 'shea ~
find q ihe u3ds q Afgsra Saxaces st-
aualn7ea vlrh fhe nrr ~ getting iron
frdgn SIS o'~s fYc wa'4Ts 81 To s-ielt
ne aff 1hsX use Tr'izn ifsasl iur-
nnne ~ fARea nna WITH charcn. for
fnei ard bellows I'd en@siaer ne 1x~
Qu.slte lacA bent j seesns altaee'her
keK ihai kppnier- ~ these Tre.
resses was originally Derived VS. ifei-
HnceS1rrs ~ prehistoric asys 5rem 1.ie
AraiE and I'haau4eansl mho 1her a.
IL later -lsoes oaefran most q Africa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

There is always good reason
for this. They taf-e pride In keep
ing a Hampshire clean in order 10
show up his white and black
beauty.
There seems 10 be style In
breeds. For instance, when we
were young. black-and-tan and New
foundland dogs were all the 60.
Now we are not happy unless we
have Airedales and Boston terriers,
and while collies have been very
popular, police dtEs are gradually
gaining in favor.
so 1t Is with the Hampshire hog.
II seems TO have superseded tn pop
uI2r favor many Of lhe Older
breeds. and justly So"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
---1-----1---
CONDITIONS IN POLAND
AND Al STRii ARE BAD

Washington. Sals -Cohdiiions
W Poland Austria and in oihsr i'srfs
Df Europt are sach that general fe.
ef work must he continued fof sosaf
ime 10 cnue ~ thf orlr'Nn n iN.
ivinssion FRrrand chairman q i1a
central committee of tAe Ame-- an
2ed cross. who hAs just returned 81.
fr TRIP so Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
soNlEr AsMv MI--DRAMs

lsau0or. Sept. s--"ln ihe Grodno
region. after T. number q hAitlcs. orr
troops were Withdrawn 70 tat right
bank at The Nienen SAWS re Ems
sian sovsei official statement received
hy wireless sunday AFTER fierce
nsAtlre We occupied VolkoVysk and
number Of villages seven miles
westward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

tAtSct
rssNDEANC'E Is tire eneuT a dernor~
| racr. wifhou. our schools we
rr4rAt as well st.uf I'D orr Eove-urnant
anQ give ii Qrer eifhet 10 anarchy ur
10 5esT,ol3sr1. il his bean held tx some
persons thai edBcEisen breeds An-
arcAv. Sound edncaror does not An
arfacsl IDEAS find their place il The
fr.ns q / be ignorant There IRE
fsw Ben vho have h-en students q
government conditions and who have
hnrnme anarchists Others who preach
airAct action against democratic gov
srr1nent are those whose brains IRE
shnorusal xhruu-h w-antever ransa
Tnpy hsvs not taken to hes-r ire les
sons If history.
ArnericRnizariu means education.
7he urknowsnr and the unfsffnEi-.-
ruuss he Taughs re know and To think.
lu almost eresv rase they win think
-rh1 snd Hx right a scboal hnzra
rrvpe-ar CONDUCTED is board ~
healrh. The Fntherx knew edBcssnn's 's
ses-rics 10 the cause e liberty The
schnaIbpuSs and the s1atehoRse u
derna~scy were hutl6e5 together
WA The safe- of 8 nHfiuu depend
frr upnn edBcanon there s.e SHE those
among us who seemingly believe tasaf
the -eschpr is not worthy q proper
hire. There IRE men and Nsnraen TO
dar iuto whose hsnds are entrusted
the feat7ling q Americzn children
whose 1nF j. less ffsan slse df.tlp EssCe
ssf ,ss4 ursE5Ile6 lHb1ser
on this suhsecs q the my of school
-eaeae-s there are Americans who bead
Arne,srunizarsan II is gced rs know
-a,af fnaIlv The people n-e waking up
20 -ke truth In The case The waking
however. has been q sirrw process and
no one can ten how sesI sleep Is 70
rornp again j is AmeraseniSln which
makes nen and women seek re s4arh-
frr profession fer g Iivelihoaa u
shnn1a be ATperScHnisrn's duty 70 see
to il that the uneelHsh ones are re
warded properly fpr their nnselfsh
ness The teachers are huilsing 1he
ehsrncser q TIE cstisens O. tQmVsTeE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
POLISH TROOPS ARE
VICTORIOUS At FRONT
Scvlei Reds Are Turned Baos
Badly Defeated on Right
Bank os Nieraen. Says
Dispatches

Warsaw. sept - .-<s-oann an ila-
posz4ns CITY IL northwestern kassia
near the l5fanan1sn frontier. has heen
cspfsree lv felish troops ssist kenE
fighting. SAYS iodays Official state
meui a large number q prisoners
and much war material were iaaen
ny Tie PolesN Is s2id
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
4hrown AGAINST one Of the white sells
rt the mine. which answered TIE " r.
uss fer OF Resards

Whist can vofnout Monograph
assks ~ used fors asks G. II. Al So
Ear as cur observation goes. c, r. A..
iher can De and are used on rhano-
g~npAs sast tire sasne rs ever st.
Louis tsl'hc-nernccrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
Very 80. lnaesa.

I'm noi gainE 2 thaf w~nan haT-
..prrs arain There's . rude girl There
DON'T vnr A-now. Why. size annRnA ai
my FDou~Behe- rud Hskea are Z !
weuid iHye il spa -ed r1 ar rahtec
H. Ta'rturEh Scotsman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
BALLOON R4cE rs on

Toledo, 0Aso Sess- p Balioon
Kansas City u. cApiain Honeywell 81.
Louis N the national balloon rAas
passed over Toledo al : oclccs BIS
morning. headed eastward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
Not a STEADY Worker.

Tire estate of CT <%Tnia hellhop
II estimated 10 be >&us-h ~sns about
Ssooeo He mnst ss-e .t~en sick a
great deal of ftAe time. or otherwise
incapacatated for work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

A bride is Paris rerently appeared
si the altar with her pet canary fss-
lenea lv her shoulder hy golden
Mai l4rinc the ceremony Tie bird
broke into scF-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

IN The boo7ers classic library
as aScoveras that who s-who
0as been suyplaniea hy hooich-
-..A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
AnlerlCanlSn
By
LEONARD WOOD

II val in making e5ucation
not only rorrscn 10 al. Sut IN
sorne sens. rrsrurulrrry on al.
that the 5eftsrv of the free re-
rubEc q Arnerlca was prsutscal-
" sett4~S.-szrnes Russell Lew
ell. New Er raand I've Cen-
tzries Aro-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Long before ths hche5 American poet whp rsTRutE
his life IN Frsns had q The wonder c had t the
majesty and the mystery Of tie kings a forest Thed
mythology bad told q the great Ygd tree cf ana
life and knowledge The ultimate meaning of the universe rg
IN the e Of The SYMBOLISM Of the always tempting And
for purpose Just well university
tree 1t deeply the past II drinks eagerly Ihe snne and
the Of The present II gathers its Life The fall meaning q present
lnowdge offers wonderfully friendly shade And II aTs constant
fruit which gives with noble freedom to the world After all there
which al hare share the making sTrc This
knowledge which university does nct q Itself We
swing branches wider We It's productive
ness gifts Of fruit republic and the lands beyond Nat If
Qur share IN The making q this 1raes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

eiecsins Senator FIard.ns 10 70ess.
'asney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

VIII he men and have more boys
al their own says Mr.. III @. Stone,
secretary Of the American Hamp-
shire Association ef Peoria Eve
know that We have made at least
1000 boy friends because the pig
clubs eli orer the United States
have been looking TO Us for breed
Ing stock, and this is the number
we have Svgplied 30 far this year
~we"feel sure that there will tie
more Hampshires exhibited by boys
clubs this fall than ali the other
breeds combines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

fysf3unal cra- frnp-cvsrrert Seryare1
([XXTE BELIEVE IN making
" friends with the boys
In few yeArs they
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

One of the most delightful poems NJ 5oyce Kilmel
runs thus:
q think fhst I shall never ss
A poem lovely S iEps
A tree whose hungry mouth i pressed
Against The eartAs swset flowing breast
tree thal looks to God nn day.
Aad litls>h leafg arms to pray;
A t-ee that msy in SKINNER wear
4 nest q rctins II her hair;
Upon whose bosom Fnow has lain;
Who intimately lives with rain
Poems are made ty fools like M
Bat only God can make s1se-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Tsre5ns flying 10 q RIG ever body
os waiter give Sen "a m.n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Trnere Is q widesprfa halicf n lie
osnlnaus troaelng II she eaaw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

j; IS had hack to trlre dove of
ypeaa OBI q ihe hoase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

II fhe FRS; crow scu sre ~ he
sprre rs fg.us. you soan taae q
Journey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Il IS incky 5s see a CROW sitting ~
one ies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

II see crow flying flooe Is a sign
~ sapPai1tuent-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

wAer pigeons sla-a ir perfect TOW
on ffe riare pole & heuse e Is
srn e rcrelTine present within
wctk-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24

a recess until 2 o'clock P. M. of even
date.
PETER. A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
C. w. Kampfer,
Clerk.
AT 2 o'clock P. NJ, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 18th, 1920, Board of County
Commissioners resumed All Mem
bers of Board and Clerk present.
The Board proceeded to pass on and
allow the following Claims against
Valley County, on
ROAD FUND:
Ben Pagan, Hauling Road
Irduer S.UO
James Goldman, Road work. 14.00
Mckee Anderson, road work 14.O0
Axel Peterson, road work go. 400
Stilger & Mattson, road work $500
Perry McMurdo, road work.. 1880
Glasgow Natl. Bnk., assgd.
by T. j. Coleman, road work $500
Chambers & Whiting, Repairs 1.5O
Rice Lumber Company, Road
material 1915
Coleman Hdwe. Co. Supplies
for road 1910
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24

Lewis MEDIUM Company, assgd.
by Henry Acridge, road work 31.00
j.. l.. Barr, road work -........-. 40.12
w. E. Biddle, Blacksmithing $50
Charles A. Farmer, road work 10000
Ed. Schuster, road work .....- 1000
j. M. Jesperson, road work.. 400
Farmers st. Bnk. Glentana,
assgd by w. H. Tonkin road
work 5000
Farm. St. Bnk. Glentana, assgd.
by F. Hargett, road work, 5000
Farm. st. Bnk. Glentana, as
sgd. by Harry Adams, road
work .--. 5000
Farm. st. Bnk, Glentana, assgd.
by 7. Hargett, road work -. 5000
Frank Hart, road work .... S1.OO
Dave Hershey, Ice ....--- 1000
Nashua Transfer Co., Road work 1000
Glasgow Natl. Bnk. assgd by
7. J. Coleman, road work 5000
Elmer d. Huffman, road work 1000
Harry Adams, road work $500. 5000
Theodore Johnston, Blacksmith
ing 21.75
Jacob w. Martens, road work S3.12
G. l.. Meier, Blacksmithing... 1880
John Kerr, road work ...-....- 61.OO
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24
assgd. by Joe Brush, Bridge

assgd. by Joe Brush, Bridge
work ..-.--.--0 5000
Grogan- Robinson Lbr. Co.
Bridge Material ......-. 900
A. A. Glazier, Bridge work 80. 1915
F. j. Michel, Bridge work 80. 1890
Willis Smith, Bridge work -. 23.00
H. Ohlinger, Bridge work, Dis
allowed $500 ........... $500
Elmer Huffman, Bridge work 11.5O
VIM. P. Irwin, Bridge work 5000
Nashua Hdwe. Company, Sup
plies, Bridge ...-.. ALTO
Milk River Valley Bank as
sgd. by j. L.. Barr, Bridge
work 1l5.oO
Nordman Lumber Company
Bridge material ...--.-...... $3.50
Joe Martinkoski, Bridge
work $40
J. d. Irwin, Bridge work ...... $500
B. R. Greene, Bridge work e.. 34.00
Nashua Hdwe. & Imp. Co.
Bridge supplies ....- 700
Milk River Valley Bank, as
sgd. by j. L. Barr, Bridge
work 1000
Farm. st. Bnk. Opheim, assgd
by E. R. Mildren, Bridge
work .......--.. 1O5.5O
Edward Ohlinger, Bridge work 1920
Edgar L. Hayes, Bridge work 61.50
F. j. Michel, Bridge work 80. 1920
Farm. st. Bank, Opheim assgd
by C. Foss, Bridge work il. 1850
LIST. Natl. Bnk. Baylor, assgd
by John LETTERS Bridge work $3.50
Fisher Lumber Company,
Bridge Material ...... 1885
Grogan-Robinson Lbr. Co.,
Bridge Material ...-....... 1109.15
VIM. F. Bremen, Painting, .. 177.6
Markle Transfer Co., Haul
ing Brdg. Material .....-. 500
LIST. St. Bnk, Opheim, assgd
by Ed Buckson, Bridge work 101. so
K. H. Fields, Bridge work 81. 1O4.OO
Halliday Brothers, Blacksmith
work Observation-Disclosures $500
E. A. Sather, Bridge work. 11.65
VIM. A. Grady, Bridge Work 400
Roy j. Grady, Bridge work.. 400
L. R. Brown, Bridge work ID. 500
Farmers St. Bnk, Opheim as
sgd. by Ira Rogers, Bridge
work. 1890
GENERAL FUND
H. G. Wolking, Reimburse Pet
W CaSn 45.37
F. Mcpherson, Dep. Sheriff
Exp's. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
H.. G. Wolking, Reimburse Petty
Cash, 24O.93
Sam Grossman, Auto Hire -. 5000
Mont. Exten. Service, Exten-
sion Service .-..-~-~.- 10000
G.. W. Rapp, Fees, Justice of
Peace Observation-Disclosures. 1880
p. G. Browning, Posting Lists 400
H.. 0. Gamas, Expense Co.
Assessor, 42.34
I. j. Hooking, Printing Elec.
supplies .~... 1880
Lewis Belzer, Witness Justice
court ;-~~. $40
Gus. E. Novy, Judge of Elec-
ton 4.40
M. Caroline Rudberg Clerk
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Hinsdale Hdwe. Store, Supplies 1880
Henry Toftness, assgd. by E.
A. Townsend, Road work.. 51.00
A. B. Rotering, Timekeeper
R. w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
E. ]. Grandpre, road work, en-
CINE ..-~r.-.~.--~~. 10000
Chas. F. Cabell, road work 80. 1850
Dave Hershey, assgd to Julius
Waber, road work --.-.-..... 1850
Valley Co. Bank, Assgd. by
Chas. Johnson, road work 2.25
W. Montgomery, road work 109.69
George Leffingwell, road work 900
B. H. Cotterell, road work 49, 1886
Walter Rennick, road work -. 500
Anders Hoist, road work, ...... 91.38
Bus. Mats, road work ......... 174.0O
Gus Mats, road work ......... 94.50
E. Smith, road work -..-. 22.5O
LIST. Natl. Bank, Hinsdale, as
sgd. by Robert Hutchins,
road work 1O4.O6
LIST Natl. Bnk. Hinsdale assgd
by w. M. Rennick, road work 22.50
Val. Co. Bnk. Hinsdale, assgd.
CONTINUED on page y
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struction 114.U0
o. S. Weaver, Gopher Destruc-
tlOn Ao'oo
ton 1890
VIM. Stevens, Gopher Destruc-
ton o.oo
| Lewis Belzer Gopher Destruc-
ton 400
Thos. J.. Hanrahan, Gopher
Destruction ...z.-~-~-. 24.OO
John Valentine, Gopher De-
struction $500
Arthur Paulson, Gopher De-
struction 1900
John B. Lee, Gopher De-
StructiOn 1O.00
FAIR FUND
Nashua Independent, Publ
cations ....... 200
The Fair Publ. Company Sup
plies HOP
Valley Co. Reporter, Publica-
The Hennegan Company, Signs
for Fairs 1900
The Hennegan Company Sup
pliesfor Fair ....-....-...-... 1900
Frazer Journal, Publications 200
Grogan-Robinson, Lum. Co.
Supplies $50
Opheim Observer. Publications 200
L. E. Jones, Expense for Fair 44.33
7. j. Hooking, Supplies for
Far l.UU
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-06

Colgates Perfumes
 Radiant Rose Each Splendor $1.56 Violet de Mai a bottle Cha Ming S1.04 Forient $2.0S Colgate's Toilet Waters,
 Splendor Each Violet de Mai S1.30 Monad Violet bottle Radiant Rose
 Florien S1.56 Cashmere Bouquet, very popular perfume with gentlemen, toilet water, soap and extract Other favorites are
 Violet Lilas, Dactylis Caprice, Lily of the Valley and La France Rose, 52 63 and 84 cts a bottle Atomizers, $225 to $500 Perfume Dropper is decidedly novel affair for the dressing table It is tall like vase, of etched cut glass with gold stopper, and long, slender dropper is attached which extends nearly to the bottom of the bottle. This dropper will never tarnsh and will be found great convenience $225 and $325