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LEGAL NOTICES.
GODFREY L. MUNTER. Attorney.

GODfhkf L. MUNlEh, httothes.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of Co
til. vs.. pHYIIIs N. BARI BARI EME1ER. pefen-
dant.-Civil Action No. 1416S,-ORDER
OF PUBLICATION.-The object Of this
suit is to secure an absolute divorce by
Edgar J. Bartender from Phyllis M. Barte-
meier on the ground of voluntary separa-
tion from bed and board for i've con-
secutive years without co-habitstion; On
Of February. 1912, ORDERED. That the
defendant, Phyllis M Bartender, cause
her appearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day. exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in the case Of default;
Provided. a copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and the
Evening Star before said day BY the
Court; JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice lseal5
A true copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. BY ELEANOR Z. JOBE. Deputy
Clerk. fe19,26,mh5
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5 BEDROOMS-3 BATHS.
S1075

sell Immediately brick home, less than 2
years old. Situated on a corner lot, this
home is located in the nearby Lyon Park
section of Va. 1t contains, on the Isl
dining room. modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms,
bath and porch. On the 2nd floor, large
arrangement provides an additional bed
room and bath on the ground level with
private entrance. Other features incluoe
oil heat rock wool insulation. etc. Near
1Oc bus. stores and schools.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S4O WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
CHI 1898. Ewes, GIL. 44S4.
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Near st. Michael'S School.
$500.

5-room brick bungalow; slate roof h.
VIII. oil burner; brick garage; 3 blocks to
schools and shopping center: Must have
SH 1922 until pm
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

sALE-LARGE COTTAGE AND GROUNDS.
all improvements: 80 miles from Washing
ton. Ideal summer spot Box 349-Z.
Star, or phone West River 20-F-6.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BRICK COLONIAL BUILDING, 38'x96',
fronting on Riverside drive. suitable for
showroom, night club laundry. cafe; prop
erty has parking lot. Owner will remodel
and lease or sell. Box 44S-J. Star. 4'
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Brick Bungalow-S7, $50.

Five rooms and bath. only 2 years old;
stairway to attic-space for two more
rooms: large bright basement lovely wood
ed lot IS #. wide, excellent LOCATION,
home anv one would be proud of
owner transferred. This home will not
be long selling Call E. NJ. FRY. INC.
6s4O Wis. ave. WI. 6740.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

900 BLOCK Q ST. N,w.-LARGE STORE
and six r, K. and b. apts.: Oil heat: g.
car gar: $1,000 cash req, bal perm. I'm
w w BAILEY, MA 1870
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IN BARNABY WOODS, D. c.,
BLOCK FROM BUS LINE ON A
QUIET STREET.

Owner being transferred. This modern,
attractive center-hall home, containing
with toilet. 3 bedrooms and baths, large
finished attic. Masonite tile floor recreation
room with bar. workroom, and built-in ga
rage is offered for sale at bargain. The
faces south; has large oaks and numerous
dogwoods for a pleasant outlook from the
living room porch The price is S16,500
and a substantial cash payment will be re-
quired from acceptable purchaser. Can be
shown only by appointment. Call Mr.
GRIFFIN, National 0S56 or Emerson 44|I
PAIII, 7 STONE. INC.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL, LOG CABIN, 20 MIN, FROM
fTepiace, 2 Snotty pine bedrooms, dining
room and electric kitchen, conditioned
heat with oil burner; located on bigh H,
rent, S65. o. B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945
st. NV. Ma. 1871, MA. 9593.
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FARMS WANTED.

OVER 100 ACRES GOOD TILLABLE LAND.
Give all information in first letter, build
ings, water, elec,. road. crop yields three
past years; confidential. REHBOCK, 1906
36th st NV. Washington. (Do not phoneD
VIRGINIA, WITHIN 80 MILES WASHING
ton; tillable land, good building, adequate
water, electricity. Under $4,000; private
individual Box blk, Star.
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OWNER MIST SELL

This attractive detached home near 10th
and Monroe SITS ne rooms, bath, auto.
heat, porches, deep lot, etc. Arranged for
. families bargain for only S5,soo on
terms Call till pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
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EARNS FOR SALE.

sALE-450-ACRE FARM ON RAPPAHAN-
mock River, all stock. farm implements and
hay L. H ROUTE, Champlain. Va. %.
S5,OO0-LOG CABIN, so ACRES. .LARGR
bank barn, poultry hoESss. fruit trees:
13 miles out; $1,000 cash. Many other
farms JOHN BURDOFT Ashton 3846,
Colesville, Md. Open evenings.
64s-ACRE DAIRY. AND FRUIT FARM, ON
paved road 2q ,I MI D. cS;,.o G; an m moaerh' 20
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WHITE BRICK.

Beautiful quality constructed suburban
home, 6 large rooms, 9 complete baths;
bedroom and bath on first floor. screened
porch: located in convenient Arhnston;
cannot be duplicated at today's price OF
so OOO CHI l43S until pm.
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SOUND INVESTMENT.

Nearly new, large Colonial-type building.
the owners apt. covers entire LIST hoor.
large rooms be tn. There are 3 more nice
apis. Here yor can have fne home with
plenty of income or II is q splendid invest
ment property for idle funds. Price, S16,-
900. with $4,000 cash.
SILVER SPRING. r. E. CO. SH. Tl62.
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE.

This home will suit large family de-
string close proximity to high schools.
grade schools and every other necessary N
this unusually spacious brick house con-
tairs the following: bedrooms 2 baths
on 2nd floor. finished 3rd-foor room, 1st;
floor lavatory, very large pine ne-paneled
rage; out-of town owner anxious to sell.
Please call Sydney Karr, WI 9265.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
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PONTIAC 1887 coupe, cyl; low mileage;
orig. paint; S190: your old car or S64 down.
Victory Sales, 5s06 Ga. ave RA. 9O36.
PONTIAC 194l torpedo two-door sedan:
original tires. including new spare No
dealers. Phone Adams 1927. 2S'
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1908 H st. NV. National 234
LIVE WELL

And cheaply. We offer q lovely Colonial
type building. owners apartment covers the
entire first floor. There are 8 more nice
apartments. Here you can live In every
comfort and the other fellows pay all your
bills. It is g splendid investment! Price
81 900 with S3. 800 cash. SILVER SPRING
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE

Almost new brick home, conveniently To-
Gated in Arlington, only Is min. downtown.
near school and shopping: dve very large
rooms, nice handicapped lot. To inspect
call CHI. 143S until pm.
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STUDEBAKER 1888 (Presideut); blue nm
iSh, radio, heater; one-owner, low-mileaRe
BUTLER BONDED. s6S7. LEE b BUTLER. JT5tEas.
INC, 1884 Pa. ave. sc. AT 43l4
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PONTIAC 1887 6-cylinder coupe; one own
er. low mileage, excellent condition; $3.50.
Shepherd 1862 after pm
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SPECIALS FOR 3 DAYS,

1941 Dodge club coupe, r. b.
1871 Buick club coupe
1910 Oidsmobiie sedan. r. h.--s795
1899 Buick al" sedan n- 61q
194G Ford de luxe Tudor 595
] 939 Olds sedan, radio and heater 595
193S Plymouth 2-door sedan AIS
1897 Chrysler 2-door sedan- 2q5
1887 Packard 2-door sedan 325
1897 Plymouth sedan - 295
1895 Ford Fordor sedan - 1a5
MOTOR SALES,
1908 14th st. NV. OATH, Near oue).
North 229S. North 1879.
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STUDEBAKER 1898 (Presidentl blue fn-
ish. radio. heater; one-owner low-mileage
surLRR s LEE B6TE 5sTEiSs
INC, ! 634 Pa. ave. Sc AT 4314
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14 $50.
- Here Is an attractive house at a very
The features include extra large living
room, corner cupboards in dining room.
spacious den or library. big, bright, mod;
ern Kitchen with breakfast nook and
pantry; oil .heat, master bedroom 26x13,
hrse closets. two other nice bedrooms and
an inclosed and heated sleeping porch
baths, storage attic and garage, and
the entire property is in excellent condi-
ton, having Just been redecorated through
it was new. BOSS & PHELPS. MA. $500.
Evenings call EN- 2195.
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STUDEBAKER 1910 (champion) sedan;
black finish like new, motor in best Of con-
1867. BUTLER BONDED LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 1I21 21st st. NV. District 1918.
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CHEVY CHASE+S11.950.

Detached brick, years old conven-
on a lot 50xl37 it; rooms. 2 baths,
completely finished attic; in new-house
condition; hot-water heat with new gas
burner: Lear garage. rear screened porch;
this is an outstanding buy. For informa-
ton. call MR.. JOHNSON EN-. O3ol'
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW HOUSE 5 R.. RENTED, YEARS
lease: realise 20% on invest. Call Falls
Church 1879. l.
A GOOD INCOME WITH sAFETYl
S4,000-Five-room, bath brick. Hot-water
heat: convenient white neighborhood.
81 eneeT az psa at mGntn s food South
east rental location. Separate en-
frances. White tenants. Annual in
S14 .000-Semi-det brick four family
fiat, first commercial zone, Northwest.
Central oil burner. Gross rental
''' SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 II St NV National 2345
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STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion de luxe;
priced TO sell Immediately; $3.50; private
deal 5033 N. Cap. st. ia. 5S15. 26'
sTUDEBAKER 1871 coupe: 1 owner: low
mileage. heater, seat covers, spotlessly
clean, excellent tires; S240 down, balance
lS months MERSON & THOMPSON,
$3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI. 5195.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 2-door Sc
dan; radio and heater. low mileage. one
owner car that will give you fine service;
q bargain at only S645: liberal terms.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
1908 14th St NV. Oath NEAR OUEl-
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| STUDEBARER late 194I Commander g
| Skyway sedan coupe; 2-tone blue. radio.
| china tizer, clock: $4,000 miles: spares
like new; 81 100 cash; no shoppers. Miss
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ARLINGTON, VA.

Center Clarendon-Neat, clean. 5-rm.
BUNGALOW with maids rm. finished in attic,
large living room. 2 bedrooms tiled bath
oil heat; price, S6,650; reasonable terms.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
100 NJ Irvin1 Ct AL va CH OooO
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An EASY Dessert fhaf's
SWEET, yet SUCARLESs

. STRETCH out your sugar
budget! These crispy, golden cream
puffs need no sugar, but satisfy
your sweet tooth completely. The
smooth, glossy filling is made with
sweetened condensed milk. Peanuts
add extra goodness and nutritive
value to this luscious filling.
Do you know it's easy as any
thing to make cream puffs? Do it
mixing is so easy and quick, when
you use creamy, all-vegetable Spry.
Try these recipes soon.
Cream Pvffs
= cup Spry / cup sifted all
/ cup boiling purpose -four
water u teaspoon salt
eggs, unbeaten
Bring Spry and water to boiling
point in saucepan. Sift -four and
salt together. Add to water all at
once and beat vigorously until mix
ture is thick and smooth and comes
away easily from sides of pan. Re
nov from fire.
Add eggs, one at a time, beating
thoroughly after each addition until
mixture is smooth and blended.
Drop mixture from tablespoon
about 2 inches apart on Sprycoated
baking sheet. (The mixture should
hold its shape and not spread.)
Bake in very hot oven (450oF.)
10 minutes, then reduce heat slightly
to 400oF. and bake 25 minutes
longer. Cool. Slit each puff. Fill with
Nut Cream Filling. Dust with con-
fectioners' sugar. Makes 18 puffs.
Nut Cream Filling
tablespoons -four IL cups water
4 teaspoon salt ia teaspoons
2 egg yolks, vanilla
slightly beaten n cup peanuts,
q cup sweetened chopped
condensed milk
Mix flour and salt in top of double
boiler. Combine egg yolks, con-
densed milk, water. Add to -four
gradually, stirring until smooth.
Place over hot water and cook
until smooth and thick, stirring
constantly (about 10 minutes). Cool,
stirring occasionally, to prevent a
skin forming on top. Add vanilla
and peanuts. peanuts may be omit
ted, if desired.) Makes enough fill
ing for IS cream puffs.
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The present navy Of the United
States grew from two tiny ships,
the Alfred" and Columbus" the
first ships of the Colonial navy.
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FRAZER
By Mrs. J. W. CaIfeo

Miss Opal johnson, who has been
teaching at Fairfield, returned to
Frazer the first of the week and
went TO the farm home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. johnson,
fer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dahl of
Glasgow spent Thursday afternoon
in Frazer.
MI. and Mrs. L. j. Bucklin we're
dinner guests at the L. L. Tinsman
home south CT Oswego Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Nick Peters and sister, Dor
othy Calfee, Barbara Holtberg and
Ards Eliason spent Friday evening
in Wolf Point.
Thelma. clancy and Ralph Long
were in from their mothers farm
south of Oswego Thursday, visit
ing friends and their sister, Mrs.
Edmund Johnson.
The senior and junior Luther
leagues will hold Joint meetings
during the summer months. The
next program will be held Tues
day evening at 7:30.
Mrs. C. l.. Thomas will entertain
the Frazer Ladies Aid at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Peters and
daughter Ardine and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Calfee and daughter Joyce
visited over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Browning in
Great Falls. Joyce remained at the
Browning home for a longer visit.
Harold Bridges, who is stationed
at Fort Angel Island, Calf, is home
on a 30-day furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Bucklin and
Sharon left Monday evening for
Glasgow, where they will remain
for a month.
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lARSEAN
BY Lola Penner

Jake Neufeld developed blood pois-
oning from a silver in his hand.
He was taken TO the hospital in
Glasgow Friday night and remained
there until noon.
Mrs. Ruth Fisher and daughter
Francis, former Larslan school
teacher, left Saturday night for
Buffalo, N. Y, to visit Mrs. Fishers
parents.
The Rev. Albert Ewert of Beth
ell, Wolf Point preacher in the Nj.
B. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fast and
daughter of Volt were visitors at
the Jake Neufeld home Sunday.
Mr.. Fast is an uncle of Mrs. Neu-
field.
A number of friends surprised
Mrs. William Soper on her birthday
Sunday afternoon.
Dinner guests at the Jake Peters
Sunday we're Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Dyck and children of Volt and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Penner.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Tom Leedham Lab. & Sup. Co.
BlusS. o.iu
Bidgs. 10000
John Barrett, Haul Garbage, Co. 40
Dundas office Sup. Co. Supplies
Bdes. 300
CITY of Glasgow Water Co. BldgS. 80
The Fair Store sup. Co. Bldgs. 80
Bidgs. ......................... L59.51
31.O0
Carl Thurman Labor. Co. BIdgs. $3.50
Supniies Co OFFICES .......... 2GG.92
Abe Barton labor Co. Grounds 200
Educational Art Co. Sup. Co. --
board adjourned at 800 o'clock p.
II. II. Bjorklund Clerk
y. &. Briggs Chairman
May 5, 1912
Board met at 10 A. NJ. May >. 1912.
to adjournment taken at 3
T.. NJ. of May 1.
All members of the Board and the
Clerk were present at his SEES
sion.
The Board discussed WPA projects
and rOa work and studied budget bal
anceS.
Deputy State Examiner L. A. Miller
met with the Board and discussion was
on the financial conditions of the
County. Miller made several suggeS
in the manner of termination of
claims etc. Miller also reported that az,
cOrding to the cash balance ON hand
County tax will be greatly re-
duced for the coming year.
Road and Bridge Claims We're ap-
ROAD FUND
Eric c. lager Roadwork ....... S140.19
Larson RoadwOrk ....... 1890
Holland ROadwork $50. 12l.M
+. w. Crane ROadWork ...... 135. no
Johnson Roadwork . . 11o.W
Glen Ntzhugh, ROadwOrk ........ 125.W
David Cuniff RoadwOrk ........ 10000
rhe GLASGOW courier sup Noaa" 1850
Ref Truck License ''...-...... 1900
Clint Halliday Blacksmithing 1910 ,
Harry NJ. Reddick Assigned stan ,ooI
,ari Thurman Roadwork ...... 1900
William N Hill Remove Fence. 1900
n. Grow Remove Fence ...... 2+.O0
Hardware Road Rep. 9i.0
Motor Co Mach. SUP. SD.1S
Iagrudcr Motor Co. Mach. Sup. $50 ,
Harry NJ. Reddick Culvert Work 400
steve Montgomery Rep. Walks,
Transfer co. Assigned
Lawrence Johnson ............ 2O.OU
Johnson Plumb. Sup. .... HOO
81 Shop oia'so" "a.ei 2.75
Hanson Mersen Motors Inc. Mach. -
T. DeWitt Blacksmithing &C.. 600
iii Service Station Mach. Sup. 7.25
Tohn c. McColly Mach. Sup go. So''S
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Home Oil & Ref. Co. Mach.
SUP. 27.Il
j. +. Schuster ROadwOrk ...... 1861
Max Il. Yoder Sal. Surveyor .... LII 90
Walter Irgens Storage Truck .. 800
John Novacek Blacksmithing . $40
Dan Galgerud Moving Fence q. $50
Shop 1873
Maurice Arnold Viewing Roads. 40.OO
veyor .....9.................. 1911
Carl Shellerud Viewing Roads -. 1910
u. o. Manning Work Surveyor. 30
Thomas Olson Work, Surveyor. 600
Eugene Peterson Work, Survey
Farmer Inion 0ii % Road ~
sup. A.OS
y. G. Briggs Viewing roads..... 24.0O
Unit Steel Corp. Sup Surveyor. l2.Ib
Edward NJ. Peterson Roadwork. 1900
Fred Suffer Mach. Rep. 24.Wl
Elmer Hall Supplies, Road 49,. 40
Mont. Oak. Util. Fuel Machine
shop "o''l
BRIDGE FUND
Maint. 500. IS
Monarch Ibr. Co. Bridge. SUP. 1G.9I
Monarch Lbr. Co. Bridge Work. 276.50
f.. WalStad Assigned AXel Wat
Valley Motor Sup. Co. Bridge
Road SUP. .........!....... 712.27
David Cuniff Bal. APRIL SAL. 300
u & lager Overhaul EquiD. -. 1000
/ w Crane BAL ON April Sal. 1000
Erwin Larson Bal. April Sal. =. 1000
Lawrence Johnson Bal. April ,ooo
b. Yoder Sal. Surveyor .... $500
W. Leedham Mach. Rep. -. 10.03
Western Const. Equip. Co. Mach.
Rep. 'l''''
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION FUND
Sather ok. Co. Agent :. 100
X. McGibney Sal. ca. a.o.i
Demo ACT. 1913
Exten. 1E5W
Extension 400
Mrs. Florence p. Elliott Mileage
& Office EXP. Home Demo.
Exp. Co. Agent .........'..... 96.9s
Union kilograms co. -
Tribune Printing ( Sup. Co. -
Mt. Sts. Tel. & Tel. Co. Tel.
Rental & Tolls Co. Ext. ...... 40
Board adjourned at 800 7. NJ.
X. Bjorklund, Clerk
\. G. Briggs, Chairman
May 6, 1912
Board met at 10 4. NJ. May q. 1912
all members of the Board and
County Clerk present.
Mr.. J.. G.. Taylor of the state En-
tension Service met with the Board
discussion was had On the Valley
County Extension Service Budget for
1872 1919.
Board approved Miscellaneous
Claims.
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CHICO 1000
Hall Drug 90. Drug Co. Chges. 97.33
Western Tn. Tel. Co. kilograms -,
Montana Dakota It'll. Co. Fuel % 80
MISCELLANEOUS .oo
W. w. Hurd Rent ...........,;. l''oo
Frances Mahon, Deaconess IL. = M
Home Oil and Ref. co. Storage % On
commodities ...............' 100
Dorcas Pagan Care Co. Chge. lo.O0
Oi roor ru"'ai iione ~ 1900
l. A. Uolland Rurial Exu Poor. g3.i0
Petty Cash Rnimbursion ........ 1882
Markle Transfer Co. Freight Wei 500
Montana Dak. TIN. Assigned
Mrs. NJ. II. Bailey ............ l2m
Mollie Stevens Rent ............ o1.1oo
Mollie Stevens Rent .....:..... 2"oo
Everest a. Ramsbacher Ref. Spec. ann
Poor Tax. ~"
City Of Glasgow Water, Co. Hosp. 200
Peterson Mortuary Burial Exp. 1900
CO. Chgcs' 2O.O0
Vocational School for Girls Care
Mrs. w. SnR s. schmiiicn care 60. ,,1o
Poor TaX ' 200
G Alley Rents $500
Mrs N r. Soc Carn "a. Chges 800
Galan Eallam Rent 500
Lawrence Luke Care Co. Chges. 20.00
Chges' 1000
VI" W. r. A. and Welfare .c ~ $3.50
Nurse 1900
supplies Co. HOSP. ..'i...... 4.Os
A. d. G.. A. b. Etc. ....... 146194
fare Depf. 2O.9J
Fair Grounds ............... 1925
MISCELLANEOUS
James L. Long Work. OK. & Re 90 M
n. C.. Briggs Attending Comm oi
Sessions HUN
Carl shellerud Attending Comm. .o
Sessions ..........'........... $500
Treas 427
Glasgow Steam Laundry Laundry 800,
DEEDS 7.J6
Petty Cash Rcimbursi0n ........ 1917
Lang Juror .......... 80
S. Miller Juror ......... l.D
Ieona StenSland witness ....... ~
Bert G.. Reed Juror ............ LOO
Gilbert HalverSOn Juror ........ oil
y. d.. Campbell Witness ..... lD
Mrs. liver Vertz Witness ........ IN
Fred Potter Witness .......... 20
A. jerome Wall TRAY. Emp. Co.
Supt. oo''u
Arthur A.. Oslund Trav. Exp.
Court Steno. S.3S
L sheriff '....'".... 144.4$
James A. Bruce Relief Tailor . . 800
DIR. y. o. Agneherg TRAY, I'm
munizaticn work .............. 2l.+1
Z. l.. Mcpherson Board Prison
W. Kampfcr j. +. Fees 1850
C.. 4. Kleppin ms. Prem. Co. 49,
Union Tel. Co. Telc- ol
gram Co. OFF. ................ 2.+3
Mt. SITS. Tel. & Tel. Co. Tel.
Tolls & Rentals co. OFF. -. IS II
NJ. Kabeary Juror 49,. 1.O
Ebcr +. Wolfe Juror ............ LOO
Mrs. Gladys Larsen Immuniz-
Dignan Jr. Atty. Fees. Tax
Deeds 1.UO
Justine Rempel Work. Clerk of
court o''
Frank Shepard Co. Books Law ~
Library lO.oD
l.. Click Erecting Monument
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MOTOR VEHICLE FUND
Henry F.. Dahl Ref. Mot. Vehicle 40
Charles II. McGibney Ref. Not.
Board adjourned at 500 p. NJ.
H.. Il. Bjorklund. Clerk
y. e. Briggs. Chairman
May :, 1912
The Board If County commissioners
met at Ia o'clock May 18th with all
members of the Board and the Clerk
present.
Miss Carney District Supervisor of
Welfare and NJ. A.. Wilson Sr. ease
worker We're in attendance and relief
matters. applications for aid and wei
fare matters in general were discussed.
Theo Clendenen, Supt. of DeacOneSs
Hospital met with the Board and hosp
ltallHatiun was discussed at length.
Valley COunty'S expense for hospit-
alizati0n was presented by Miss Glen
dencn in the amount of SJ7S.M which
was the lowest in many months. The
Board went on record expressing their
regret in the resignation of Miss Glen
dcnen on account of the progress she
had made in putting the hospital on
a paying basis and at the same time
rendering a worthy service TO the COM
mnnity and giving splendid COOPER
alton to everyone.
The Board upon motion declared an
emergency in the Poor fund in the
amount of $500. - and instructed the
Clerk To make records show according
ly. The above emergency was necessary
TO pay the welfare needs up to date.
Board agreed TO meet in Special SEES
sion May II. 19+2 for the purpose of
selecting election judges and clerks, for
the coming elections.
Board adjourned at 800 =. VI.
II. X. B~jOrkund. Clerk.
y. G. Briggs. Chairman.
The present navy Of the United
States grew from two tiny ships,
the Alfred" and Columbus" the
first ships of the Colonial navy.
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The Board of Commissioners met in
regular session at 10 \. NJ. May 18th
1912 with all members of the Board
present together with the county clerk
n Recorder.
The minutes of previous session were
read and approved with the following
corrections: in the claim of +. L.. Nc
Pherson for back mileage fees as de-
cided by the Montana Supreme Court
with the said back mileage running
from January. 1887 to May. 1899. in the
amount of $15S0.9I OF which the dis
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The board approved the reports of
the County Clerk. Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, Sheriff. Justice of the
Peace, Board of Health.
General fund claims were approved
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