New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

erS noClce /. /. i. ....... o.
: New Ulm Review, publication OF
teachers notice ........ 81
New Ulm Post, publication of
teachers notice ........... 81
Brown Co. Journal, publication
of teachers notice /. 3.3
New Ulm Post, publications . 1927
New Ulm Review, stationery etc. 1876
Liesch-Walter Pig. Co., station
cry etc. 49,. 60.5
W. B. Brooks, envelopes ITO
O.. A. Wensberg, envelopes 80
Louis F. Dow Co., filing envelopes
and blanks ..... ...... $40
Fritz-Cross Co. filing envelopes 600
Miller-Davis Co., blanks -. 1913
Frank P. Dufresne, a%nnotations 60
Elmer Backer, office supplies 80
Arbes Bros, Office supplies 14.3
w. C. Muesing, flags, bunting
and supplies ............. 72.6
Louis G. Vogel, postage, express
etc. 26.9
800
Henry ]. Berg, postage, express
etc. oo.4
Fred Christensen, postage, ex-
press etc. s3.e
w. T. Eckstein, postage, express
cue. ...... -. {. (. J. :. ..... o'A'
John M. johnson, postage, x
rrScc o+o K q
press cue. y OS
DR.. W. "A. Meidering, service as
county physician 1870
DR.. E. j. Borgeson, service as
county physician ........ 800
A. j. Yackel, medicine to paupers 200
Riverside Sanitorium, care and
maintenance of county paupers 1888
Loretto Hospital, care and main
tenance of county paupers 134.9'
st. Johns Hospital, care and
maintenance of county paupers 21.9'
Mimi. State Sanatorium, care
and maintenance of county
aup 74.3I
MINI. School for Feeble Minded,
for support to inmates from
county .............. 254.O.
/ And. Ziegler, house rent to Mrs.
{ S. Anderson l6.O'
Mrs. G.. Frenzel, house rent. to
Mrs. M. Pfeiffer .......... 800
Mrs. Jacob Hauser, house rent to
Mr.. w. Fields ........... So
Adolphson-Pott Co., house rent
to Mrs. G. Eichnann ....... 500
Lampert Lumber Co., coal to
Mrs. M. Norsby ........ 1875
F. C. Schnobrich & Son, meats to
Mrs. kuehn ........ OIL
J. A. Ochs & Son, clothes etc. to
paupers ................... 25.8'
Bingham Bros, $4,000 lbs of coal
to Poor Farm. .371.4;
F. G.. Schnobrich & Son, meats to
Poor Farm 1914
Java Coffee Mills, so lbs. of
coffee to Poor Farm ....... 1885,
! Edwin j. Seifert, groceries to
Poor Farm 30.1l
New Ulm Roller Mill Co., feed to
Poor Farm. 49,. 6.3'
| John Reinhart, stack of hay to
Poor Farm 42.O:
Eagle Roller Mill Co., flour to
Poor Farm 1877
City Of New Ulm, electric current "a
Otto Adam, help for stacking,~
Poor Farm ................ 10y
! Chas: Marti, repairs on horse
harness, Poor Farm ......... $50!
F. H. Retzlaf, shovels etc, to Poor
Farm Observation-Disclosures. Gil
Schaefer Bros, repair work on
roof, Poor Farm ........ j.. 1885,
F. D. Minium, engineer and ex-
penses on bitches ........ 111.0l
Carl Case, engineer and expenses
on bitches ................. 3o7.7g
w. S. Cockroft, asst. engineer !
and expenses on bitches ...... 10.5t
A. C. Fuller, engineer and x
penses on bitches ........ 1876
A. c.. Fuller, engineer and ex-
penses on bitches .......... 24.6l
F. A. Foyer, rodman on bitches 1866
Alton Borchert, rodman on
bitches 15.0l
Harold Jeske, rodman on bitches 1876
Roy Runck, rodman on bitches. 24.0l
Irwin Runck, rodman on bitches Isl
W. G. Fletcher, craftsman on
bitches ...... 3.6l
Henry Jacobs, repairs on Co.
Ditch No. 20 ............ 1O4.9!
lS~teinke-SeidI Lumber Co., lum-
Der to Bodine Bridge. $3.50. 92.7:
C.. M. Youman's Lumber Co.,
lumber to Leavenworth Bridge 1913!
Emil Schnobrich, dragging S. R.
No. 23.14
Bernhard Lind, dragging ETC.,
IS. r. No. D.. 15.8s
Meier, Bros, dragging etc. S.
r. No. 8. ESQ;
ole Hegna, Jr., dragging S. r.
No. 8.5l
liver /. Haugen, digging stumps,
S.R No. $780,. 81!
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