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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he Health Department in the past ID hours:
William g. and Constance B. Rector, girl.
LYMAN =. and Mildred Kaufman. boy.
Willard d. and Eleanor Boyer girl.
Raymond 8. and Elizabeth Holt, boy,
Walter and Elizabeth Day, boy.
crawford and Mary Putnam, .girl.
Marcus and Remigia r. Barrar, girl.
Samuel d. and Lillian B. Morrison, girl
Frank l. and Gertrude Davis, girl.
Cortes G. and Carolina z. Randell, girl.
Charles ]. and Mary M. Sullivan, girl.
Everett and Marie Goldsmith. boy.
Harvey T. and Helen D. Kennedy. girl.
FREDERICK and Hope Walker, boy.
Leo s. and Frances Done, boy
Joseph d. and Josephine B. Dileo, girl,
Francis q. and Hester G. Hardesty, girl.
Holbrook and Vergie Stambough, boy.
Ellsworth and Lille Cole, girl.
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Two years Of college work after high
school graduation will be required for
admission toNlaw schools In New York
State after G1tober. 1929.
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LOST.
BARPIN, platinum. diamonds, lost Satur-
day afternoon: Reward; Call Main $500,
Branch 292 Miss Donaldson.
card, THURSDAY evening, downtown. Reward.
Call Silver Spring 642.
BREAST PIN, large oval, -variegated am
W: WIN gentlemen who phoned Sunday
evening please phone again.
CANARY from 52o6 18th st. NV; yellow
singer: Reward. Adams 4ssise a2.A
Quarterly. Please return to 24O0 10th St,
CAT-Win lady who called Adams 46I from
lost cat please call again.
DOG, small, Shaggy. white, male. long hair,
and right ear. Reward. Pierce, 2Ol2 St.
EYEGLASSES, shell rims, chain attached
STd; reward. Return to sis Z i St. Franz <
FOX TERRIER, large, black and brown
". B Marbury. I4os 2lst ST NV. II. -
s Ssg s Gs f9E on Rs %an I'd to Frederick Sun
GERMAN POLICE DOG. young, answers to
lst St. NV. Cali National 5SS7
GLASSES, tortoise shell, Bowen { King
Argonne Apis
KEYS-Bunch OF keys, in brown leather
So or VIII ss ary Eo Gs
please call again?
PIN, Sunday; round, white mother of pearl;
valued as heirloom. Reward Adams 95l-J
POCKETBOOK, gray, 50 cash and diamond
pin; lost in front Of home Return to 1907
poLICE DoG female anal answers e. name
ave. Sc Lincoln STAG
amsth sss gng lost Thursday
the party who called please call AGAIN.
ssstasrans sstHFdsy alshs sh Pnislais osiid s
RINGS-Near corner of 3rd and SITS. NV.
three rings. Liberal reward il returned to
office, 227 St NV. 2S.
SAVINGS BANK BOOK on Morris Plan
handbag. Main BIAS.
WATCH CHAIN, gold, Saturday, on F st;
ya9 n as e III frSm en- donor Reward If
WRIST WATCH. mans. initials ~. c. T."
engrSved on back, Reward. North STA or
WRIST WATCH, lady's, white-gold. Gruen.
NV, or phone Pot 1858; reward 80 '''
$1,000 REWARD.
an Cat hd Zee G sS Ps@f t Adams Mn "a
Maltese, indstinct dark stripes; answers to
name Boze; very friendly; loud purr.
CHESAPEAKE BAY PUP; about 7
months old; answers to name Of
i "Whootsy"; reddish brown, curly
haired, small white spot on breast.
Reward. Residence phone, Cleve-
land 1l60 or Homer L. Kilt, 1880 G
ST
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MYERS. DANIEL; Departed this life Thurs
ban band ii 1 Eli5apsth Myers and brother Of
two sons. one. daughter. one nephew and
a host of friends. Remains resting at
and Eye SITS. s.w. Funeral Tuesday. Janu-
a ssy r. S at Pm from MOUNT MorIah BsD
Payne'S Cemetery.
Saturday. January = 10. 1875. at 80 pm: s
his NEH resde tSs SS5 st. Of 9T Ella Nsas
He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters,
Church; PO%ohkey; Ma; SC pm. Re
iowa ps s& i2th ss and sts NV AZ
dss' January Is, 1873 io S at tF Freed
Bsnd II 0'kE aa ssEAs B. sefssa
mourn their loss one sister. three nieees
Funeral tuesday o'clock, from Woods
funeral parlor. 1884 4th st. NV. Interment
Paynes Cemetery. az
~ ls! at bs 4ssd En oaey
Md. DAVID F. GLAND. in his 5lst year
Funeral Tuesday. January y. at II an.
Johns Cemetery. 81
PAXTON. MARGARET. The Tinney Phyllis
Wnes ausi Society 3, With SorTSy
Funeral Tuesday. january 20. 1929 at /
O'Clock, from funeral parlorS of Adams
Morrow & Harris NJ j. ave- and II St
NV. Members invited
JESSIE E. MASON. Pres.
MARGARET BYRD, Rec. Secy.
PEYTON, MARGARET A. Departed this
life January 10. 1929. at 4:3O pm, at the
residence OF her daughter. .6o4 18th ST.
late Thornton Peyton. devoted mother OF
Melcina Mason, Francis M. Rodgers and
Alfred Peyton. Funeral Tuesday. january
i Nm. nf
MORROW Harris. New Jersey ave. and II
SITS, Rev. James Pinn oficiating.
PHlPPS, WILLIAM II. On Monday, January
u, ly29, at 5;l5 am, after q brief Illness
A. 1913 Brentwood I'd. ne, WILLIAM II.
PHIPPS, beloved husband of Rose Eifen
Mass. ave. Sc. Wednesday. January %,
at $50 pm. Relatives and friends in
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RING Mans amethyst ring; lost Thursday
DriScoll, Columbia 594 or Main 1872 Will
the party who called please call again?
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FOX TERRIER, large, black and broy
head and white (part). Reward. Return
w. B. Marbury. 1908 2lst st. NV. 2l'
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FOREIGN.

q am, Greenwich time. today)
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$1,000 REWARD

Cat, Dec. 30, Lamont St, Adams Mill I'd
and Rock Greek Park; young male. light
Maltese, indistinct dark stripes; answers to
name Boze; very friendly; loud purr.
Adams 46l 23'
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RING, mans, set in washroom Child's
Restaurant Saturday night; initials ~ s.
b. Reward. wisconsin ana4 22s
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$4,000 stock of heh-class furnishings at prices that
tickle the purse and astonish the person Hows that7
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15
FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH IN
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES

Services to celebrate the first an
,niversary of DR. F. w. Williams
at Fourth Baptist Church were con-
cluded last Friday evening by Rev.
o B Simms. Ministers from differ-
enf sections of the city preached
eacb evening during the week TO
interested congregations Each de-
partment of the church was repre-
sented at the various services while
remembrances in the form OF vt
ers gifts (financial and ctherwise(
we're fret,y g'veni The much-ap
proc ated pastor DR.. Williams was
made very happy throughout the
week by the spirit exhibited by MS
members and friends. -.
The Woman's Missionary and Edu-
lcational Society of the Church Is
planning a beautiful, and impressive
Candle Light Service for Sunday
night the 18th. More than 100 white
robed women carrying candles will
be seen in this pageant.
On Monday night at clock tie
Junior Missionary is presenting to
the pubic 100 well trained children
in a Mother Goose Carnival. Special
features of fhis pretty little play ore
Tho Grand Bridge March. new cos
tunes catchy little songs. The ad-
visers are aiming to make this the
best pageant of the season in every
way Remember the date June 17th
Tickets 15 cents.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15
ISAAC LEE KILLED DATST. JAMES e. BAKER

An automobile presumably gong
at high speed going east on Baker
Street overturned at st. James
Street. Isaac Lee. colered man
was driving the car at the time and
in it were two companions who es-
capped without injury. Lee was found
pinned under the car and he had
one hand in his pocket at the time
of the accident. His head was
mashed flat by the impact and he
never knew what happened. James
Jones had hired the car from an
auto-renting concern on Broad
Street and it was standing on Sixth
Street when Lee drove away with it
to what proved to be his last ride.
Coroner James NJ. Whitfield ex-
amined the body and turned it over
to W. l. Johnson Sons that firm
having a hearse on hand ready to
remove it. The orgy Of tragedies
and injuries among co.Dred people
here is appalling. 1t is ascribed to
whiskey despite the unceasing raids
being made by Sergeant Duling and
his bootleg squad"
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

The suit of Alonzo c.. Waller
againt Rev. Leroy Frayser for $4,000
fer the alienation of the affections
of his wife. Louise was on trial in
the Hastings Court, Part II Judge
Ernest H. Wells presiding and re-
suited in verdict Of Five Hundred
Dollars. Counsel for Frayser Atto--
neys T. Dix Sutton and F. A Kosher
made a motion to set aside the YER
dict. This motion was continued, no
date being set for the hearing upon
the same Attorney Thomas l. Tally
represented the plaintiff. Waller.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

The Elks. of this city staged fine
public display Sunday afternoon
with a spectacular parade, after
which the members assembled at the
Fifth Street Baptist Church where
an address was delivered by Caspar
Holstein of New York; who is
candidate for the position of Grand
Exalted Ruler at the session of the
Grand Lodge at Atlantic City, N.
j A testimonial dinner was ten
dered him at Elks Home, 400 East
Cay Street after the exercises.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15
UNPRINTABLE EVIDENCE

The suit was filed April II, 1929.
The evidence adduced is imprint
abe. In the motion for judgment
there are two counts both practi-
cally the same and setting forth the
times and places where Frayser met
Walters wife for immoral purposes.
These PAGES were. fWaller's home,
during the absence Of Waller and
Frayser's home. during the absence
of his wife. Frayser in his answer
denies any wrong doing with Mrs
Waller
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

r Sanford Durrette. age 80 year.
and B. Gregory dry" officers were
peppered with bird shot Wednesday
night 18th inst while hunting for
a still in Chesterfield County Va
-Four colorsd men and one colcred'
woman were lodged in the Henrico
County jail IN this city on suspicion
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15
THE wIFE's CONFESSION,

In Mrs. Walters letter to Frayser
she tells of her improper conduct
in detail and gives as her reasons
fer deserting Frayser; that she had
become sorrow stricken and suffered
remorse. She had been dangerously
ill and suffered much as a result of
enc of her escapades and had made
up her mind to confess to her hus-
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

The popular Dr. j. H. Blackwell
Jr. left this week for Charlottesville
Virginia to attend the sess' 'Ons of
the Old Dominion Medical Society CT
which h is secretary. His w'fe ac-
companied him.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

You need not worry if the worst
comes to you. Funeral Director c..
S. Cunningham has large spacious
place On the Southside and ne is
being literally patronized. No de-
tail of q funeral is overlooked by
him. Embalmer II L. Minor looks
after thc interests OF the concern
on this side -.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

Mrs. s G.. Goeback Of 104 East
Marshall Street has left for New
York City to- be with her sick sister
Mrs. Rebecca Steward :.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

Mr. Char,cy johnson, who IS re-
coverirG from an operation is able
to be cn the streets agan
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

millionaire" J W. Johnson was
in the city again recently looking
after his property interests.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

Colonel George F. KnickerbOcker
of Washington was in the city last
week
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15

Third Street is being smooth
paved from Marshall to Leigh Strest
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15
SNAPSHOT PHOTOGRAPHS

Snapshot photographs of Rev.
Frayser and Mrs. Waller during
their cuttings appear in evidence.
Fraysar says that Mrs. Waller was
frightened into making the accusa-
tons against him. A ,etter appears
in evidence, in which he writes to
Alorzo C. Waller assuring him that
Louise his wife was good woman
and had net be5n guilty of any
wrong doing with him. This did
not sat sly Waller in the face of
Mrs. Wal.er's confession and the
suit was the result and the Five
Hundred Dollar judgment awarded
wednesday June II, 1929.
Richmond planet., 1929-06-15
Charged Preacher With
Taking Wite's Love.
HIOnzO Waller Awarded $500 Against
Rev. Leroy FrdySer, for AHendtlOn
of His Wife'S affections

band. She charged Frayser with
having deserted her in the hour OF
her dire distress and having caused
her to lose the respect Of her hus-
band -.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
PIG POPULATION DECLINING
Decrease of 100000 Head in the Uni.
ted States Last Year.

Fewer pigs going to market in 1929
this is the conclusion to be drawn from
the December pig survey made by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture with the help of the rural carriers
Of the postoffice department. The re-
port says:
IF the farrowings reported next
June are as much below breeding in
tentions reported in December as the
average of past years, the decrease in
sows narrowed next spring would be
about per cent for the United States
and 6 per cent for the Corn Belt; II
they are as much below as the smallest
OF past years, the decreases would be
about per cent for the United States
as well as for the Corn Belt states.
1.-THE reported decrease in the fall
pig crop Of 1928 follows the reported
decrease in the spring crop of 1923 as
shown by the June pig survey.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
FINLAYSON.

Miss Ada BOwser is very i'll with
typhoid fever. having been confined
to her bed for about six weeks. She
suffered very severe spell with her
heart Sunday evening. Her many
friends are hoping that the crisis will
soon be reached. and she will be
safely on the road to recovery.
Eddie Buggy and his friend, Miss
Phyllis SOlberg, of Virginia, were
weekend guests at his home here
| Mrs. Lynn Smith visited Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Cragun in
Sandstone.
Lynn Smith, Clifford Carmen and
Theo. Esse attended the meeting held
in Hinckley Saturday for the purpose
of determining ways and means OF
taking care of the office and field eX-
penseS for county extension work. They
report that much interest was evident
and at the next meeting of the Farm
Bureau unit of this place, this matter
will be discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Faudskar and Mrs.
Lockwood visited at the Carl Ryan
home Sunday afternoon.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Ryan has been very low with
influenza, but at this writing is on
the road to recovery.
Miss Carolaide McAllister spent the
weekend visiting friends and rela-
tives in Minneapolis.
Mrs w. F.. Bowers was confined to
her bed with an attack of low blood
pressure and heart trouble, the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baptist Will, Sr., visi-
ted Sunday at the Louie Will home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Albion and fam
lily were Sunday visitors at the Chas.
PetersOn's place.
Andrew Wallio made business trip
to Minneapolis and ST. Paul the first
part of last week.
c. j. Hoglund was a business visi-
tor in the Twin Cities the latter part
of last week.
Miss Helen Nyman arrived from Du-
luth Sunday afternoon. Her old
friends will be glad to see her back
in the store in the afternoons from
now on.
Miss Edith Bowser, who has been
visiting at her parental home for sew
eral weeks, left Sunday evening for
Minneapolis.
John Hekrdle, ST., has joined the
great number of sufferers. with the
flu.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
KINGSDALE

Willie Ekberg has been busy saving
wood in the neighborhood the past
week
number of young folks attended
a card party Saturday evening at the
Jack Profit home
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Barton visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Evenson Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Pahos and children spent last
Thursday at the c. A. Lund home.
Mrs. Jens Evenson called on Mrs.
Richardson Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dickman and Mrs. Nordauist
went to Minneapolis last week, to be
at the bedside of their father, who is
very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barton spent
Saturday evening visiting at the Bro
gren home.
Miss Frances Proffitt spent the
weekend with her parents
Kingsdale was defeated in game
of basketball Tuesday evening at Web
ster, Wis, Webster VS.. Kingsdale. The
score was 26 to IA.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
SOLANA

A surprise birthday party was Civ
en- for Walter Paugh Friday evening.
All present reported good time.
Alex Peters went to Moose Lake
Friday to have tooth pulled.
Mrs. Glen Mccormick and Johnny
boarded the Friday afternoon train for
Moose Lake where they visited a
few days with relatives.
The Clementsons, the Rushmeyers,
and Miss Kelly drove to Joe Herubin' 5
camp Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Granaas received an announce
ment Sunday morning, that her sis
ter Miss Florence Johnson, was mar
ried Saturday evening, Jan. Goth, to
Edwin Newton Oster The young
couple will make their home in Min
neapolis, where the groom has a po-
sitiOn.
The Luther League meets next Sun
day at the E. NJ. Evanson home al
$50 Everybody try and come.
Several of the folks enjoyed Sat
urday evening at the A. c. Trip
home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24

merly of Sandstone, now of Mime
apOlis, spent the weekend at the I'm
derhill home here, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Underhill spent last Thursday
afternoon in Sandstone, with relatives.
Pete Mcnamara is driving a new
Chevrolet car
Mrs. Guss, Mrs. Peterson, ST., and
Mrs. Tom Peterson, went to Sandstone
Friday to shop and take advantage of
the sales there, and again on Tuesday
to FinlaysOn, for the same purpose.
E. Detko also accompanied Frank
GuSS.
Friends of Miss Mitchell will be
pleased to learn that she has been
heard from several times at different
places, and is enjoying her visit with
her friends in eastern Canada.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24

The Board made and filed q list Of
LA persons legally qualified to act as
Petit Jurors and the names Of ~ per-
sons legally qualified to act as Grand
Jurors.
The County Auditor was instructed
to buy twelve chairs for the Jurors.
A letter from Jean Johnson, Dis
trict Representative, asking the Coun-
ty Board to make an appropriation OF
100000 to the Child Welfare Board
z was received and read. No action
was taken.
Petitions for an appropriation o
carry on County Extension Work were
presented to the Board signed by 20
signers of the LIST Commissioner Dis
trict and 541 signers residing in the
md Commissioner District.
After some discussion Commissioners
Matson moved that an appropriation OF
100000 be made to carry on the Ex-
tension work. Motion seconded by
Oakland and when put Matson and
Oakland voting yeas and Stepan, Ell
tel and Chairman Wilcox voting Nay.
so the motion was lost.
oakland then made motion that
an appropriation of $15OO.O0 be made,
his motion was seconded by Matson
and when put, Oakland and Matson
voting Yea and Stepan. Ettel and the
Chairman voting Nay. so the motion
was lost.
The Board filed their acceptance Of
Job. No. 20 100. Estimated Contract
Price $6220.SS. Total cost of Job $751;
3S9.1S consisting Of the following items:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
EAST OF KINGSDALE
John Nelson is improving.

| John Nelson is improving.
Martha Nelson, Margit Swenson
and Milton and Conrod visited Mrs
Bert Cummings Friday night
Mrs Theisa Garvey who is teach
ing at the Stevens school, has been
on the sick list
The Sieben family are suffering from.
the flu.
Mrs. Eric Swenson had the mis-
fortune of hurting her finger Sun
day.
Miss Astrid Johnson came home
last week.
Art Bolander of Spur d. III, visited
at the Emil Nelson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cummings and
Margit Swenson visited at Emil Mel
sons home Sunday
The Ladies' Aid will be held at the
Sam Johnson home, Jan. "a.
Lawrence Johnson, William Stuart
and son, Bill, and John Flodin mo-
tOred to Superior Saturday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
BIG SPRUCE SCHOOL NOTES
(By Ralph Munger).

There were number of absences
on account of the cold weather anC
deep snow.
Monday our school organized g
Citizenship club, which we hold each
Friday afternoon, all the boys and
girls taking part in the program. We
had special talks on citizenship Fri
day by the eighth grade. Erwin Ander-
son and Arnold Shute are president
and secretary, respectively.
Kenneth and Henneretta Wood re-
turned to school Friday, after a two
weeks absence.
The hot lunches were much enjoyed
last week.
The eighth graders are reading "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" for a history re-
port.
The fifth graders wrote letters for
English. sending them to rural
school near Richville, MINI.
The eighth graders are correspond
ing with another eighth grade in
Kent, Ill.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
RUTLEDGE SCHOOL NOTES

Voclav Hosek started to school here
after vacation.
Mr.. Carter visited school last week
Our school received a good story
book called "Healthland," for selling
Christmas seals.
Those who were perfect in atten-
dance this siX-weeks period were
Clement Slime, Joseph Jaglowski, Mary
JaglOwski, Stanley Slime, and Frank
Bowers.
John Gus has had 100 in spelling
since vacation.
Those who are on the honor roll
this siX-weeks period are: A-Stanley
Slime, John Gus; B-Joseph JaglOw-
ski, Frank Bowers, Doris Datko, La
vina Datko.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24
EVEN BETTER THAN LATHAM
University Fruit Breeders Have Z
Promising New Berry.

Horticulturists of the University Of
Minnesota have developed a new red
raspberry which has several points Of
superiority over the Latham which
President Calvin Coolidge ate with
such relish at the summer capital in
northern Wisconsin. The Latham was
also developed at the Minnesota fruit
breeding farm at Lake Minnetonka and
for several years has been the staple
berry of it's kind in Minnesota and sew.
eral other states.
So new is the new fruit that it has
not been given name as yet but is
known only by number. In the lists at
the fruit breeding farm it is Mime
sofa No. 223. w. H. Alderman, chief
of the division of horticulture, says It
is conner" and thus briefly describes
it:
"A very promising new raspberry Of
better quality than the Latham, from
the stock Of which it was developed,
and ripening one week earlier. Equal
or superior to Latham in hardness and
productivity but having fruit slightly
smaller"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-01-24

..Sl Z, -
Treasurer's Balance, Date of EXAM
1929.
John Ettel, Dist. No. 1.
r. L. Wilcox, Dist. No. 2
Nels Oakland, Dist. No.
+. w. Stepan, Dist. No. 4
Nels Matson, Dist. No. 5
The, following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS: God in his infinite wis.
midst, Frances Stepan. son Of our
esteemed fellow member and friend,
Frank w. Stepan.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
s0mwER BY It the p Board of County
they extend to the said Frank w. Ste
pan, his wife and family, their heart
felt sympathy in this their great sor-
row.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
the minutes of this Board and copy
thereof be forthwith transmitted 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Stepan.
John Ettel
E. l.. Wilcox
Nels Oakland
Nels Matson
Andrew P. Edin.
County Auditor.
Dated at Pine City, Minnesota, this
sth day Of January, 1929.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til January 9th, 1929 at 9 O'Clock AM
Auditors Office, Pine City, Minneso.
ia. January 9th, 1929, 8 o'clock AM
The Board Of County Commissioners
met this day pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
Minutes of last session Of this Board
were read and approved as read.
Chairman Wilcox appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Roads-Commissioner Stepan, Oak
land, and Ethel.
Poor-Commissioners Matson, Wilcox
and Ethel.
ms-Commssioners Stepan, Mat
son and Oakland.
A Board Of Health was appointed
consisting or DIR. c. Kelsey, Health
Officer at a salary Of $4,000 for the
year and Commissioners Wilcox and
Ethel.
County Physicians were appointed
for the year as follows: DR.. Harold
Stratte, jointly with DR.. d. M. Clark
for the Towns Of Rock Creek, Royal
ton, Chengwatana, Pine City, Poke
CANA, Munich and Villages of Pine City
and Henriette at salary Of $10).c0
each for the year.
DR.. E. L. Stephan for the Towns of
Crosby. Mission Greek. Brook Park.
Ogema. Glover, Barry, Hinckley, ar
lone. Villages Of Hinckley and Brook
Park and inmates Of the County Farm
at a salary of $4,000 for tie year.
DR.. w. T. Pearson. Village Of Fin.
layson. Town of Finlayson. Town Of
Pine Lake and that part Of Bremen