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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1431 G1RARD ST N.w.-Doubie room with
mrge. 1asge scssssened porch twir beds; varied
plsate pls MASS b. sHssi sssH d9gSf esv Nth
Sesas s: sRa ts
s 1ass VIZ ,Sas Gasr s4S people
2ol5 KALoRAMA RD. N.W.-Homelike.
Cooking: Te.sonsSle s; North e0s7sst"-s'sl' S7s7:
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Front
Also single. Metropolitan 1904.
1905 BMTMORE ST. NW.-Pleasant
home and hne meals for discriminating
people: convenient and reasonable. l.
nea!y fuTnishsd;a eonnsstins onns aSGP 6.sS tGs
shower: privileges; reas. NO. 3s1s.
1877 r N:w.-vacancies for gentlemen
Large double and triple rms, good home
cooked meals; nr. Govt. blogs.; S31 -S36.
1776 T., e,lsd MAsssAcHusEITs ss AVE: NV dis
surpassed location: reasonable
1924 LAMONT ST. N.w.-vacancies,
singles, doubles triples; special summer
and double rooms. also bedroom. iivins
room. private bath: excellent board. 81
LOVELY GUEST .HOME--Double room.
ysI.tS sn beds p5yis kenn.a1 Ssh a. A'1 snse food
NEAR WARDMAN .PARK-Cool. comforts
able room, twin beds; excellent meals;
gentlemen; S35. CO 3127-J
1928 CLIFTON ST. NV blk l4th.-1
phone, $35 and $3.50. Free parking
1895 WHITTIER ST. NV. vic. 18th and
Alaska ave.-Front bedroom for 2, pvt
bath: new air conditioned home. RA. 2OO7
1873 vARNUM ST. NV, Oh l6th-Cool.
porch; home-cooked meas: S36 each.
COR 18th AND L sTs NW.-Big rm.,
big closet, for @: excel. meals; reaS 11OI
18th st. NV. Apt. 201.
1411 UNDERWOOD NV. biz from 18th
st. lnd sqn course. Master bedrm;. private
HsS1s sUtienaL al. sStI. '''
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 36 IT. long, Q It. 10 in.
beam Gray 6-cylinder 75-h.p. motor with
twin ignition; sleeps 4: Protane gas built
in 1895; fully equipped: needs paint only;
$3.50 Terms can be arranged to re-
sponsible party. Wisconsin Motors, 1863
Wisconsin ave.
oUTBOARD MOTORS AND BoATS-Ben-
dix, Elto, Evinrude Wolverine. Old Town.
Many others. Largest display in town
Terms. S. King Fulton, Inc. sos Maine
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SALEsAEN.

NAN, young. to work with local beauty sup
ply concern; must be ambitious, pleasing
personality. willing to work. Republic 313l
for interview. 30s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
(rNnfinuAd

LIVING RIM. dining rm. furniture. rugs.
floor lamps. dishes, lawn swing. Hoover
cleaner. RA. 3460. ewes. 30'
PIANos-.we buy and sell used pianos OF
all kinds. Republic 1890 The Piano
Shop. l016 7th st. NV
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered.
pleating. 917 F st. Republic 1900.
TEXT BOOKs-We BUY educational books.
high school, college, accounting, law. tech
nical; highest prices paid.
STUDENTS BOOK COMPANY.
2107 Pennsylvania Ave. NV. ME. 1858.
ABsoLUTELY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
FOR YOUR GOLD, DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY. GET OUR OFFER BEFORE
SS you , SELL M ,oAi ARTauR MARRgd; 6gd. els r
GoID-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. eH-
YER; gs,9,,,, PLATIMUM L TEETH; DIscARP!Enp PEI
INC. IS YEARS AT. 93b 3
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded tewelry full cash value paid
SELINGERS e1a st NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

1910 Plymouth: Omaha. Denver; 3 passen-
gers; reas. HERRICK, ME. 1888, after pm
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
POSITIONS OPEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
POSITIONS OPEN.

Bur. bkpr mch. oper., f.. thorouhgly exp,
must be legal res of Va. KY: Tenn, W.
Va. or N. Car. Permanent. SAL Sl'2oo
TO ST 500 yr.
Legal steno.. f., exp. res. Northern States.
Perm, S125 mo. e positions open).
Steno. f.. exp. life ins. helpful. single.
eentile. h. S. grad. age 2225 yrs. Perma-
nent $50 mo. e positions open).
Steno, f.. 2-5 yrs EXP. general on,
Steno., f., exp, single. sentile motion
picture distributor exp. helpful. Perm
Steno f.. wholesale or dent. store exp.
(oficel Perm $3.50
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MIscELLANEoUs For sALE.

AcCoRDIoN-1t isn't necessary to buy an
instrument II you want to find out if you
would like learning to play; II you are
a responsible person we will loan you an
accordion without. charge or deposit of
any kind. The only cost Is . nominal fee
they are taken, not in advance. This same
mem ments National tH 4aso Kits M 1850 s.
& sas 'Ss5 Aso 1s Mnon
Wedgwood Cauldon china. Murray GAL
leries. 1724 Goth st. NV. Do. 1911.
ANTIQUE, collectors headquarters. china,
glass, silver, books prints. frames; thou
sands Of items. Edelson. 618 9th NV.
BAGGED sAwDUsT. 23c bag; bags, 81.
uses. Phone AZ. 400. HEcHiNdER CO.
BAR sTUDENTs-!stop in and look over
Esvsw His 10 s and
Outline OF D. c. Code" Also the new OUT
DENTS BOOK COMPANY, 21O7 Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV. Metropolitan 1868.
BATHTUBs S5. each: doors. from 81;
flooring, free Of nails. $3.50 per m;
800. 900 used brick. sash and other mate
rials at low prices. Wrecking II buildings
for Dist. govt at 7th and H sts. sw.
ACE wREcKINd CO; .oeo
BEDROOM SUITE. 5-piece walnut, S35;
club chair, table, miscellaneous housewares.
Before Saturday Apt. 202, 1920 18th st.
NV. Columbia 6271-J.
BEDROOM-Dtning room suite, typewriter,
gateleE table. refriseratos. WI DO NOV.
Nd. Idelmsn. 3S03 oeoagis sve
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
402 RAYMOND ST. Chevy Chase, Nd
Large nicely furnished front room near
bath esnh,.msn NTH shower; private home; $50 mo-
R1vERDALE, MD.-Nicely furn. double
room for 2 gentlemen: board optional: semi
pvt. bath; reasonable. Warfield 1881,
ARLINGTON. Is North Highland st.-At-
tractive double front room, furnished. semi
private bath new home; half block from
bus. Chestnut 6577. 81
ARLINGTON-Large, cool rooms, furn and
unfurn.; very reasonable; every convenience.
CHI. 5596 after z. 1870 18th st. NJ 3O'
LOVELY ROOM. pvt. home-shower. uni.
phone. breakfast with week end meals; S25
mo-: $40 dble. WI. 1881. before L.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE furnished bedrooms,
gentlemen preferred. Call Alexandria
2422-W.
LARGE HOME on private estate offers cool
room, breakfast, $50. Transportation by
auto. Falls Church S29-J-3
LARGE. LOVELY ROOM in new home, next
to bath. Venetian blinds, PRIVILEGES. Arlins-
ton. Chestnut Obj after pm.
FURN. BEDROOM, NEXT BATH-Gentle-
man; pvt. fam, adults: no other roomers.
3615 9TH st. South. Arlington, Va. l.
1908 NO. MONROE ST, mr.. Cherrydale
Bank, Arlington, va Ink. front rooms;
cool, near bath; S25 mo.
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I4iI UNDERWOOD NV, BIZ from 18th
o.. 1nd sqN course. Master bedrm.. private
sst9: sleiisx.;., sleiix; s1sacu;s iastsehsd home;
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

EMPLOYER, leaving town, desires fine po-
eition for maid, general worker. excellent
cook; sleeps out; earns $3.50. Phone
Michigan 0526
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants part
time general housework; best references.
Morning or evening, Lincoln 705S.
GIRL. colored. part-time work: good refer
ences Call District 3245. Louise.
WOMAN, colcred, wants June part-time
sfternoons ghw, cook. with dependable
Adults RE POSI-, Ext. 500.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ALTUHAS, 1909 18th st. n.w.-Attractively
furnished rooms. near showers; 24.hr.
elevator and hotel service; SIS q week
and UP.
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BEDROOM-Dtning room suite, typewriter,
mo. E6elmsn. 5S06 oeo9giA avo.
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HELP WOMEN.
EXPERIENCED laundry, dry cleaning gen.
eral once worker for new establishment
in nearby Maryland good opportunity,
Give age, experience, salary expected ana
telephone Box l46-D. Star. 80.
MANAGER, downtown apt. BLDG; free rent
and utilities Give details. age family
and expr Box 2S3-A. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER for apt. house; must
be experienced: no children Apply Apt
100, 5737 Devonshire pl NV.
sALESLADIES, for part-time work; must
he thoroughly experienced selling ladies'
dresses. Apply Urdong Bros" 1905 +
st. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced. 1919 18th st.
NV.
MATTRESSES (2,. steady job. good salary:
experience not necessary; GOOD people 70
work for. 40 N. Royal ST, Alex 1917.
MATTRESSES. experienced. must have per-
sonality and credentials Apply : am. to
6spnn ave NV 80.
SHIRT FINISHERS.
Experienced only. Good pay. 12@2 l3tn
6t. NV.
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BOYD EMPLOYMENT,

HELP WANTED.
Dress salesgirl, f.; sal. and commission.
Millinery salesgirl T.; sal. ana commls-
sion
Dictaphone-steno.. f.: salary, SO
Ediphone-steno., f.; salary, Sl9.
Reinforced concrete detailer, M; SAL,
$3.50.
window shade maker, m: salary, SD.
Grocery clerk, m, exp; salary. 30
Auto adiuster m with car; salary open.
Men, age over 40. for photograph; salary.
rs day. ~ ~ss
credit collection clerk, f., dept. store;
salary. ST..
N, c, R. cashier, f., dept. store; salary
Steno., f., furniture store; salary, SIT.
Steno.. f.. dept store; salary. $50.
DFDCONNEI SERVICE
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
as 10th st. NV. PhonS Nstionsl G71S
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DOMESTIC.

RFIIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. 14O2 11th,
has cooks, chambermaids, mattresses. house
oAAs' 3Os
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HELP poMEsTlc.

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, must be re-
liable; care Tyr -od baby: able to cook;
stay nights. upstairs room So Wk.; rels.
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Bruno

John Carpenter fell at his home
here Monday evening and was not
found for several hours and was UNI
able to summon help. When found,
a doctor was called. Mr.. Carpenter
was ordered taken to the hospital
in Pine City for treatment.
Mrs. Gault and her brother, Mr..
Asher, of Iowa, were here from Du-
luth Saturday. They were accom-
panied by her son, Will, and Mrs.
Anna Gault of Wrenshall. They re-
turned to Duluth the same day.
A crew of men are now here and
at work preparing the highway for
surfacing.
Mrs. Lingren accompanied Miss
Hoaglund to Anoka for the weekend.
Art Markus was in Rush City Tues
day night.
H. M. Shawl and family spent the
weekend in Park Rapids. Mrs. Abe
Markus accompanied them to Brain
erd where she visited friends and
relatives.
Mr.. st. Angelo and Mr.. Ross of
Frederic, Wis.,, were in Bruno Mon
day distributing seed beans for Stok-
ley Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hammer and
children of st. Louis Park, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Albert Peterson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Stafford and
Art Markus were in Superior and
Duluth Sunday evening.
Pete Peterson was home from
Superior Sunday and returned to
work Monday noon.
Mrs. Fred Ball was in Duluth Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Miller and
daughter of Duluth, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at his parental
home in Bruno.
Buddy Elwell left Friday evening
for weeks vacation in the Black
Hills. Mrs. Francis Pearson accom-
panied him to Rapid City, S. D., for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Abe Hill.
VIM. Marihart purchased a new
Chevrolet last week through the local
agency.
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Fleming

Miss Florence Monette helped Mrs.
Johannes Sorensen with her spring
housekeeping last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neil of Mime
apolis, spent Sunday at the Leon
Beavens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Figg and daugh-
ter, Mabel, and her husband of Min
neapolis, spent the weekend at their
home here.
Clarence Monette helped Johannes
Sorensen few days last week.
The writer was misinformed as to
Floyd Dammann moving onto the Figg
farm here.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
have their crops all planted.
Miss Francis July spent the week.
end with her schoolmate, Venus
Beavens.
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East of Bruno

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Babe and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nelson and Carl Babe
called at the E. Rupp home Monday
evening.
j. Nelson, F. Babe and G. Babe were
business callers at the L. Reihm home
Monday evening.
Last weekend Clayton and Ken
meth Cahoon visited at the home of
their grandparents at Foxboro, Wis.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Rupp, John Mel
ancon and Vern and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Torell were dinner guests at the
F. Melancon home Sunday.
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Ogena


Mr.. and Mrs. Rude Stibner and children
spent Mothers day at the Ted Benson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Wallace of Rice Lake,
Wis. came Sunday to spend a few days
with Mrs. Wallace's mother. who is very
weak at this writing.
Dennis Wood and DR.. and Mrs. Wook and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Burke of
Minneapolis, were trout fishing near here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Benson are the
happy parents of girl born Mothers day.
August Dolden, who spent the winter
months with relatives at Foston, came
here Saturday.
Ed Linehan and family, Emmit Linehan
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Con Linehan and
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Stienhart from the
Cities. spent Sunday at the John Linehan
home.
Some of the local farmers have their
corn planted. Many are just beginning to
plant their corn.
Little Philip .Schaefer was taken to a
hospital Saturday for treatment of an
abscess in the ear. His father came from
Barry to meet him at the hospital He
is expected to be able to come home
Monday.
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Resolved, that the bid of the Amer
lean Tar & Chemical Co. be and the
same is hereby accepted and the coun-
ty engineer is hereby instructed to pur-
drums at price of Ice per gallon. sub
ject to test by the Minnesota Highway
department.
following committee to view county
aid and state aid roads: c. A. Pearson.
w. c.. Ausmus. Magnus Christensen,
E. B. Greenwald and o. E. Eklund.
ton and t settlement at Of taxes were favor
ably allowed by the county board:
John Ahlm. sWt4 of NwA. sec,s Or ~
AdS s AR S g ~, W5s .S # E EIs o o{
WI, Sec. A4o22i - 10000
less one rod; SEA of SEA and
E1s Of SW14 of SEA. Sec. 10 ,ooo
Truman Anderson. NEN Of sWI4,
E. NJ. Arth, N; 1914 #. Of E. 50
If If Lots OF Lot an ID - sn and ~ 20 it. t.
of w. go #. of Lot II. Blk. 3,
Ross Barnett, Wa of NWA. Sec.
Mrs. Anna Benson, EIa of Lot Is ~
and all of Lot II. Block 3.
Jo S9hfas' sirnbaum. So Of Lot2 '''''
and all of Lot 3. Block SO. Vii.
MRS Mrs Victoria Bohaty, Lot 5: Block '''
4, W. 40 feet of Lot 26, Sec.
2A4-20, Vii. of Willow River 1000
of NWis. Sec. 44-2O - 10000
Ida E. Lind Carlson. WIZ of SEA.
Hs ses; a Z. psrsow. NEH Of swH 5000
and NWN of SEA w. of R. W.,
Sec. 1870 ------------- 5000
Louise Doty, Lots 10 and II.
Block 8. Hoaglund's lst Add. to .. ~
Robert E. Gadola. Lots 10. 20 and
%, Blk. 5. Kelsey's Add. to Vii.
of Brook Park ----------. $500
81 Of NWi4, Sec. $3.50 - s4os
Rudolph Hoganson. S1a of SEA, am,
Emery Huntley. NWI4 of NWlA.
s sH0 T-f q H SWi. Of Of sWiits. less
acres to Town and SD of
SwA. Sec. 22-41-17 -.-zuz- 225.Oo
Frans 3; johnson. NWl4 of sWh. eooo
Y. sS N. gorssnsen. WIZ of swl4 oo'OO
verna Knapp. Lots 9 and 10, -
Blk. S. Viii of Denham ------ 500
Adolph S. Larson, Lot IL, Blk. 81,
Sandstone Quarries ---------- 17400
Harriet Mobroten. Lots z and 8.
Blk; T. Tuttle & Dixons Add. eooo
" --------------.--- WV
Lydia T. Perry, Lots 2 and 4.
Sec. 15-44-20; Lots ! and 2,
Sec. 22A4-20 ---------- 72.40
John Peterson, Els of SW14, Sec.
Alfred w. Quinn, Lots 5, s and
z, Blk. 2, Townsite of Mark
F. D. Rogers, Lot 9. Blk. 4. Tut '
tie &, Dixon's Add. to Finlay-
Emil aHn Ryden. sw4 Of swl4; ''''
NWI4 of SWl4. less r. w. and
So of SWl4 of NWl4 less R.
w, Sec. $3.50 --- 1000
Archie Schmidt. acres in SWi4
of SWI4, Sec. 9-42-17 ---- 1000
Martin SorenSen, Lot 10, Blk. 2,
Townsite of Partridge -------- 58.76
Earl A. Schultz, NWH of SEA.
I less R. W. and parts of Sec. so m
Jennie Swanson. NW4 of SWl4.
and SWI4 of SWE4, Sec. s.
45-20: VIA of NW14 Of NWA
and WIZ of Nia of SW14 of
NW14. Sec. $3.50 ---------- 62.20
Bert Ten9gYist, sla of SEA Sec. so m
Common School District No. 40,
part of SEA of NEl4. Sec. IA
B. B. Prachar. WIZ of SEA, Lots
and and SWl4 of NEE4. Sec. .. m
34+5-20 $500
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

The following applications were re-
jected:
Chris Petersen. SW14 of NWl4. Sec.
1943-19.
John o. Norkoli, Lots 10, II and IL,
Blk. 4 T. DIS Add. to Finlayson.
John Lehecka, Lot 8, Blk. l, Vii. of
Willow River.
E. A. Elsola, E. so #. of w. 100 #.
of Lots and 8. Blk. 3, Townsite of
Finlayson.
First State Bank of Finlayson, Lot 4,
Blk. 3. Hoglund's LIST Add. to Finlay-
son.
Donovan J. Hogan, SEA of NEI4, Sec.
22A5-18
Etna Stephenson, w. 20 rds. of NWI4
of NE14, Sec. 2245-18.
Lawrence Koecher. S1a of NE14, Sec.
245-18
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The following applications for reduc-
ton in assessed valuation of real estate
were favorably allowed by the county
Ida M. Austin, s,a of Nw,4. Sec.
36A3-16: S,a of Lots and Z.
Blk. 2, Townsite of Cornell.
Edy. Seayens. WIZ of swA. Sec. 80 o ~
Leon Beavens. ETA Of sWI4. Sec. ~
oscar +; Benson; sw. Of NE5. 90 sss ~
Herman ana n's a. OF s sG Sec Lots '0s00
and 5. Blk. IS. Vii. Of Pine City 10000
Martin Brandt, NE14 of NE4.
Sec. 22@3-19 --.----.----- $4,000
J. Zee e. Carlson ani sEH of NEE and iOOoO
Nla Of SEA. Sec. 31A4E 20 - 10000
VIM. Challeen; NwA of NEl4. .oo ~
VIM. 6. Erhart. VIZ of SEA, 'O0'0
N. of Rd., Sec. 12-38+22 - 10000
jeanette Eitens, SWl4 of SEA
and SEA of SWA. Sec. AZ
John Erickson, Els of sw4, Sec. ..' ~
John ?. Feary: NWI4 Of NE4 and <-a00
FF ss. sd FosbeFg' sw'4 of sw'4' ss ~
George Giiliver. Lot S. Blk. IL.
Sandstone Quarries ----------- 10000
So c of NEi4 Of sW14, Sec e 81"
Oliver $. Haistsd. sIs Of NEI., ''''
Sec. 2 SsEs-ls;; s sWs AND Of SEA. $500
Sec. so4sN1s ------.=----.=-' $1,000
Herbert Kendall, Lot A. Sec. IS
So 20; , SwH of swH' Sec. ,ao ~
Gordon Kragness. SEA of NEi4, -''''
DICK se krOon. N%l4 of Nw4. Sec. ..So o
Clara Market. NEN of NEA. Sec. 80 ~
swan S A Martin. Nwl. of NET.. $500
Leon Monstte; Nw4 of swl4, -. ~
Nose Monstte. swI4 Of swI4, i'.OO
Sec. 3+3-18 --- 1000
John J.: Nelson, Nw4 of Nwl4, on =,
ps sse 3 Sy6erg So of Nwls; $1,000
Sec. 12AOE21 ---------------"1170o 90
VIM. Olesen, Lot 1. Blk /, Mos
Eldred P SGf; TO part asr0e Of SEA of A'OO
NWi4 in S. w. Cor, Sec. 35-
C., A. Peterson, E5k Of swI4, 90 . ~
Phyllis Plaisted, Lots 10, IA and 1871
Ed a,s9@ u5jSins' N's of NEH' Sec. -, 40
Rock Creek Coop Cry. Lot 2,
Aud. Sub. Sec: 2s-3sE21 ---12so.oO
10 5-ls -.----------------- 1890
N. F. Tabery, WIZ of NW14 of
NE14 and E1a of NEI4 of NWE4,
Sec. 4A3-l8 --.-------------- $500
Henry Van Der Duin. Lots and
g. Blk. 92 Vii; Of Hinckley -. 272oO
NWN. Sec 34sEIs .------o. $1,000
Arthur Youngdahl, NW14 of
NWl4 and SW14 of NW14, Sec.
3-45-18 ------------------- 275.0O
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

st. Paul's Ev. Luth. Church, Bruno.
missouri Synod)
Sunday, May 26, 2 p. m, Sunday
school; 2:30 p. M, divine service.
R. A. BRAMMER, Pastor.
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Einar Lindstrom. labor -------- 800
Emil Lundstrom, labor -------- 3.25
Emil Lundstrom, labor ------ 17.50
Otto Larson, labor ----- 3.25
Otto Larson, labor ---------- 1915
Tom Ryan, Jr., labor --------- 11700
Fred Presley, labor ---------- 1900
Holger Plesner. labor --------- SIS
Walter Martin, labor 17.25
Merlin Sandberg, labor -------- 1925
Merlin Sandberg. labor -------- 1850
H. D. Enos. labor ---------- 28.00
Herman Schmidt, labor, bills 1890
Harold Yost labor, 2 bills ----- $500
Edward Yost. labor. 2 bills - 1920
Arne Roland, labor ---------- 600
VIM. J: Stuck. labor. 2 bills - 1850
Einar Lindstrom, labor ---- 800
Lester Stumne, labor, bills - $50
Frank Ferguson, labor ---- $50
Joseph Jaglowski labor 1890 3.75
Leslie Stepan. labor ----------- l0.75
Willard Bowers, labor --------- 22.00
Frank Bowers, labor --------- 22.50
Ole Olson, labor - 1880
Melvin Anderson, labor 1890 1880
Carl Meier labor - $500
Richard Kooistra, labor, 2 bills 128.00
Arne Roland. labor - 1900
Bruce Barnes, labor. bills - 1890
Leonard Machart, gravel $1,000 91.86
A. A. Breckheimer, gravel ---- ,64.32
Marie Kohleppel, gravel ------- 14.08
The following bills were laid over:
H. P. Dredge. M. D.. assisting.
County School g. Office Supply
Co., supplies ----------------- 1923
Pine Coop Oil Assn. gasoline -.
and oil -------------------- $50
r. p. Allen Company, premium
Insurance ------------------- 1,742.73
w. r. Humphrey, M. D., profess
sional services for Pine coun-
ty prisoners Observation-Disclosures 1900
Central Lumber Co., coal -- 1905
The following bills were rejected:
M. Brownstone, M. D., profess
Sional services ----S 2400
Village of Finlayson, part ex-
pense in control of contagious
diseases lZ.50
On motion made and carried, the
board adjourned until May %, 1940
at one o'clock p. m.
o. E. EKLUND,
Chairman of County Board.
]. E. THERRIEN,
County Auditor.
(SeaD
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ferred to the town boards:
Minnie Craig. Lot 3. Blk. 1874. Town
site of Hinckley
o. w. Anderson, personal property.
Town of Kerrick
John H. Shary. S1a of NWH and
NW14 of NW14, Sec. 3043-18.
Mrs. Paul Olesen, Eia of SEA and
WIZ of SEA, Sec. 19-45-l8.
800
Barbara Gass, SEA of SW14 and
S1a of SEA, Sec. 1140-21; NWk4 of
Sec. 14A4O-21.
Grove Plate of Lot T.
Charles P. Berkey, So of SW1a.
NEH of SWA and Nla of SEA, Sec.
16-39-20
Nla of SEA of NWH. Sec. 234l-17.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

The following applications were laid
over:
Howard Folsom. Sla of E. 100 #.
of Lot S, Blk 9, Townsite of Pine City.
Louis Knapp. Eia of SEA, Sec. %
$50; SWl4 of NWL, Sec 3345-2O.
c. A. Bacon. Lots % and %, Blk. 8,
Lake Shore Park
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

In business the wise advertise.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

The following applications for reduc-
ton in assessed valuation and for CLASH
fication of Homestead were favorably
allowed by the county board:
1s@ssL22 "------.--.----,--- 90
SANDSTONE ouarries -o----r---~- s45oo
Sigfrid Johnson, Lot 2, Blk. %.
Sandstone Quarries -- 1880
W" sSI5E1s n-., oz 80, 2ss.oo
Amanda Rydberg, Nla of Lot 2.
Of 9th Hinckle s ----------=-------- 1880
fr NW,s s" Of sW4. Sec. $3.50 1870
A2 aS Sandstone am@ ouarries --.----- 2so. 90
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

The following applications for cor
rection of assessed valuation were fav-
orally allowed:
Clifford Johnson, personal property,
Township of Royalton.
Albert Oman, w. 5 it, of E. 80 #.
of Lots Z, 8 and 9. Blk. Is, Village of
Pine City.
County of Pine, SEA and NEA of
SW14, E. of Riv.. Sec. 15-42-20; E1a
of SW4, Sec. 22N2-20; Sla, Sec.
Sec. 2742-20; Ela, Sec. 34-42-20;
all of Sec. 3542-2O cancellation.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

The following bills were rejected:
M. Brownstone, M. D., profess
sional services S 2400
Village of FinlaySon, part ex-
pense in control of contagious
diseases 1880
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

The following applications for reduc:
ton in assessed Valuation of personal
property were favorably allowed by
the county board:
Hughes Nero. Co., personal pro-
perty, Town of Dosey --------S2OO.O0
E. A. Scofield, personal property,
Town of Munich ---------------- None
Ed Soens, personal property,
Town og Ogema -------------- 65.OO
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-05-23

Forfeited Tax Fund.
Hannes Rypkema, serving no.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

das los arboles que las produ-
elan, queso y. vino, muchO vino.
COgorza y su segundo creian
haber caido, al fin, luago de bus
carlo tanto por ell mundo, en- e.
verdadero paraiso %terrenal.
FL bosque les enviaba sus in
tensos perfumes tropicales; ar
ooles y arbustos aparecian GU
biertos de una abundancia tai de
follaje que Ell sol apenas lOgraba
perforar su hermosura sino con
escasos lunares; v la abundant
eia de flores y de mariposas v
de insectoS alados era tai, que
el paisaje parecia una paleta de
pintor, desbordante de dolores,
esparcidos de un modo capricho
so Y pintoreSco.
Cogorza, a pesar de que bebia
10 mismo que de costumbre, no
Sc Quiso emborrachar hoy.
va sabemos que habia hecho
Ia miSma recommendation q 81