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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

Smart young women keep a
weather eve on their chin line
knowing tat the Lest cure for a
dreaGed SLIM, Is prevent n.
The ripe old age OF 20 is not too
early(to begin preventive measures
creaming. massaging. and strlppin
up your still partly tilted chin II
a chin already shows signs Of slip
ping. there is ali the more reason
for using these combative methods
Cream to use? A night cream
on with deep-digging
thumbs. while the rest OF your
hands are clasped over jCwls in q
firm pulling-up grip. The technique
of maSSaging is to work thumbs
back and forth underneath tie chin,
pressing flesh firmly from chin
point to ear lObes
For the Strapping-tO be worn
for braCing a chin while you knit,
sew, read and, if you will. while you
sleep-take cotton, soak in chilled
witch hazel. and cradle the satur-
ated pad in a ribbon band. Lodge
the pad under your chin and tie
the ribbon snugly at the top OF your
head.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

In a beautiful candielight cere-
mony Saturday evening. Miss Ruth
Ncrryrnan. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. }. J. Merryman of El Centro,
was united in marriage to 1t. Ed
ward Knox Morris, USNR. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Morris Of
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania The
nuptials were held in beautiful St.
James-5y-the-Sea chapel in La
Jolla.
Preceding the five-o' clock service,
Mrs. Eugene Waterman sang the
Bach-Gounod Ave Maria" and Ma
lottes Lords Prayer
To the strains Of the traditional
Lohenerin Bridal Chorus the love-
" bride entered on me arm Of her
father. She was radiant in Ivory
satin trimmed with exquisite rose
point lace and seed pearls, Her
beautiful veil Of lace was a gift Of
the grOomS mother. The bridal
bouquet was of white rosebuds and
gardeniaS The bride was attended
by Miss Alma Wilhite of Salinas.
She wore dainty pink net and car
ried a shower bouquet of mixed
flowers. 1t. Morris was attended by
IL. Leslie Wheeler. USNR. Of San
Diego. George Edward Cook of Los
Angeles served MS cousin as usher.
Father Roberts read the impress
sfxl. Episcopal service The organ
recessional was the Mendelssohn
Wedding March.
A short reception was held in the
vestibuIe. many relatives and friends
being in attendance The brides
mother wore navy sheer with white
accessol les and a corsage Of white
lasebUds
Gu, Of town guests included the
bridegr0oln's uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. George c. Cook of Los
Angeles. and the brides sister. Mrs.
Joseph King of Fl Centro. Also
from FL Centre were Mrs. R M
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
By JOHN GARFIELD

The need for entertaining Uncle
Sans servicemen VIII not end when
the last shot is firei in World War
II. Long after the echo Of that shot
has died. the need will be evidenced
among armies Of occupatigr1, ,,,,nad ,,I1e
hospitals both at home ~ nIl ~.
~ = arg order d41u ~ oIlt
Au:ss,v5od can help fill.
think that HOLLYWOOD par1lc-
uiarly through talent it has given to
the USO-Victory Camp Show tours.
has done terrific lob in morale
building among the nations war
riCrs.
Under circumstances which have
not been of the best. under coudi-
tiOnS which have been hazardous.
Hollywood has been well represent
ed III practically every part Of the
globe at these shows. bringing
laughter when and where laughter
really was needed.
THE CORPORAL WONDERED
l never think in terms of post
war entertainment Tor servicemen
without recalling & conversation
with a young corporal I met while
on an overseas tour. He came up
TO speak to me after Id wound up
a show at his base in Italy.
II liked your show, Mr.. Garfield. "
he said. Il think it was swell. II
did q lot Of good for me, too
But" But what sQn?" I asked.
Well he continued. "as !
watched you up there on that I'M
provised stage I couldn't help but
wonder about something. You see
Mr. Garfield, I've not been wound
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Hipass Visitors
Use New Road
~ Ph0ne SOC

Visitors to HlpaSS health camp
will have shorter route, as i re-
suit OF some hard work i'll the rain
Sunday when the new road Wa
completed, r. =. OSJrandtr, pre>l-
dehJ Of the camp corporation, an
nounCed.
Ostrander also announced TWO
new instructors FOR The children.
Virginia BarrigIn for arts and
crafts; and Irma aarrlgan for siEs-
ing ana music MIS-. f. Stacy. a
trained nurse. 3I79 has joined the
starr. although the hospital hasn't
had an occupant Ior two weeks.
outside of scratches ana stuJDeG
toes.
Special treats were accepted with
enthusiasm by the 80 children lJ.t
week. including murshmallOWs Sent
by George Martin Of the Dr. FINit
shop which were roasted with ctye-
mony around the fire birthday
cakes honOring children with birth
day observances during the past two
weeks and presented by Paul Con
roe, Hostess cake distributor. and
Two full stalks OF bananas, the gift
of Donald Knight
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
National City
Suffers Big
Loss From Fire

NATIONAL CITY. Cal. Aug. s.
UP1-Fire Monday swept through
. large industrial area of town de-
troying the huge Sperry Flour
Mills and several government ware
houses. All available equipment
from both civilian and nearby navy
trehcuses were ordered 10 the
scene.
Early reports estimated the dam
aae at Well over i quarter Of a mill
ION dollars and the flame were still
raging through warehouses. police
reported
Several engine companies from
nearby san Diego we're pressed into
service. Police said seven tiremn
had been overcome by smoke and
gasseS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
OF Interest tOWOIlnflSs?nf1[f' l Ell
Miss Ruth Meriman, Navy
Officer Wed at La JoIIa

Armstrong and daughter. JOY Lou:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Waterman
and daughter, Genevieve Many Of
the brides classmates at San Diego
State College were also in attend
ance
The bride attended El Centro
schools She was graduated from
Central Junior College IN 1943. She
has been attending San Diego State
College the past year. She was one
Of the Valleys most popular soloiSts
while here, having a lovely so
prano voice, and being active in the
Methodist choir
1t Morris is in the navy subma-
rine service with San Diego as his
home port at present. He is a grad
uate of Episcopal Academy and Har-
ward University where he Was a
member of HaSty-Pudding Institute
of ITO and of the IrOQuOiS Club.
After a brief honeymoon on the
coast, they will live in San Diego.
For her going away ensemble. the
bride chose a pearl-grey tailored
suit with white accessories.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
USO Hostesses
Council Gree+s
Director at Tea

Formal greetings were extended
Miss Elizabeth Rowe new director
Of the EI Centro $50 at a tea given
Sunday from to pm by the
Junior HoStesSes Council. Miss
Rowe arrived SATURDAY, from Min
neapolis to take over her duties.
In charge Of the afternoon tea
vas Miss Alberta Hansen. council
president and refreshments we're in
charge Of other members Of the
council. including Mrs. Florence
Lankard Miss Betty Keele, Mrs.
Donna Rockwell Miss Mary Lou
Morales and Mrs. Nadine Baxlev.
Miss Rowe discussed the counci!
plans and program during the after
noon
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Ji++erbuss Win
USO Dance Prize

Jittery judges Judged jitterers Sat
urday night at f. Centros USO jit-
terbug dance, and concluded that
top prize should go to Miss Jean
Stoker and Charles French S 2 q
Of the Holtyille auxiliary naval air
base.
A large crowd attended the dance
and there were many contestants
according to Miss Barbara Bowen
USO program director.
The evening also featured a cab
aret dance with the room lighted
by candles in bottle holders.
IN charge Of decorations were Miss
Betty Henderson and Sgt. Vernon
Franks Of the E. Centric Marine Air
Corps base members Of the program
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
New Officers
7 axe Over in
Conc er+ Club

The board Of directors Of the
Imperial Valley Concert Club am
uUJnces the selection Of George
Kirk Of Fl Cenlro as the new
president 'Of the organization re-
placing Malcolm Macurda. and the
selection Of Wendell Waterman as
treasurer cue to the transfer OF
George Burt to Fullerton.
Both take their new assignments
with 4 splendid background CT the
work Of the concert club due %
their interest III music and regular
attendance 10 the series during the
est few years. With the fall series
about Ore-half sold out at the
PIE mt time. tne officers of the
club feel the series IS an assured
success and under the leadership
Of the new president that future
series Of concerts will De more COM
rrcheuslve than those IN the past
Mrs Charles Bartholomew will
continue to act as secretary-man-
ager with Miss Alice Morrison as
general ticket chairman.
An urgent appeal was voiced By
the board to the people Of Imperial
Valley to place their reservations
for the ensuing series Of concerts
because Of the comparatively .hcrt
-lMe remaining before the first
concert in the fall and tie desire
If the board to clcs6 the books as
rapidly as possible and thus reduce
he work OF the ticket chairmen
III the v-ciou: towns Of the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Fire Damages
Cirrus Trees

Fire which spread fI0m weeds
being burned in a ditch caused
camage estimated at $4,000 to the
H. A. Jarvis grapefruit ranch two
miles west of Calexicc late Satur-
day afternoon.
FL Centro firemen responded with
the county truck and prevented loss
to ranch buildings. The orchard
fire was placed under control after
two hours fighting. The trees were
damaged from the burning surface
grass and WaeCs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
FRUIT JUICES JOIN
REE RATION LIST

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6. up
Grocers placed ration free" signs
Monday on canned tomato Juice
mixed vegetable juice, grapefruit
juice and blended grapefruit and
grange Juice.
Their point values were removed
effective yesterday. because Of sub
stantial boosts IN prospective civil
IAN supplies as result Of lowered
military needs and increased pro-
iUCtiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Former 81 Cen+ran
To Wed in s. D.

The engagement OF Miss Ruth
Geier Of San Diego to James c.
Conn. formerly Of El Centre. has
ceen announced by Miss Geier's par
vnts. Mr. and MIS-. r NJ Geier No
Aedding date has been set Mr.. Conn
Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Conn. formerly Of $50 He'll street
FL Centre. and attended school III
Z, Centre. Both he and Miss Geier
are graduates Of San Diego Union
high school
Conn has been inducted into the
army and is taking his basic train
ing at Camp Hood. Texas He is the
grandson Of Mr. / S. McElvany, and
the nephew Of M. l. A. Conn Of
f Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

Crush a handful of geld. silver
or colored sequins into finely
ground particles and sprinkle these
over your evening coifture. Make
shine stay put by giving your hair
90 a once Lightly with lacquer
Tricks like this one can give you
a magic lease on g!amor after dark
say radios Jane Wilson. piquant
singer on Fred Warnings show, who
pulls others cut Of her sleeve To
achieve a more dazzling effect with
her eye-shadow, Jane puts on color
with an orange stick III q pencil
line only along the edge Of her
lids.
After penciiing her brows, she
lips an Grange stick into olive oil
ard draws Ii through the center Of
her broW5 This highlights broWs
nd lodges 4 nice touch OF !uster
asCve he eyes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Imperial alley Press

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Outside Of C4i.iu- Ma. Si 'u p"i month
flat-
office Is Cnd class nail.
Entered At Fl C-rt-u. Calf. post
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
SHERIFF SEEKS CARS
STOLEN IN &c. HRAWIEY

Two cars were reported stolen
over the week end, according to
sheriff's officers. A Ford coupe
with Irrigation District signs and
the number 81 on both sides, and an
exempt license was stolen Sunday
night in FL Centre. In BraWley
Saturday night a 1892 Chevrolet
coupe registered to Glen D. Tim
OnS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
HOLLYWOOD

ed nor hurt nor anything in this
war. Not yet. I Just wondered
about
Again he :altered. He kicked his
toe into the ground.
Yes? You wondered about
What?"
Well. about the boys who have
been wounded. about those fellows
who will have the war h1maiii7 nan
around them for a i0'is 'i-i-e y
come; l.7ssvo Of my closest friends have
been pretty badly shot up. TIE war
will 60 on long time for them. I
got to thinking Of those two 1el-
lows Do you think those fellows
will see shows, be entertained after
this mess is over? Or do you think
the people will sort Of forget?"
I told him the people would not
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
RATION POINTS

RED STAMPS Book (
G0Cd through l.Ugli~, 81 IA q. I2
s.. -, u
Good through Sept, mber 30 r. w
W.. X2. W. p
Good through October 21-AI. Bl-
CT, d. FL. Fl, Gil, HI. II. j. KI
BLUE STAMPS Sock
Good through August Il - T2. z2.
Al. 81, CT.
Good through September 30 - o..
FL. Fl. Cfl. HI.
Good through October 31-J1. Kl,
III, Nj Nj, P1 Oh, RI, 81. I'll.
SUGAR STAMPS Book 1
stamp 3G GOOD (Or pounds through
AUGUST 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamps /. 2 3 and + good indtfi-
nitely.
GASOLINE STAMPS
Stamp I6A good through Septem-
Der 21
Stamps B7, CT. B3. C8 good until
lnctleG
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
USO COMMITTEE SETS
TUESDAY NIGHT MEETING

announcement is made Of , meet
.ng Tue day at 7:3O pm. at USO of
he USO operating committee. The
meeting has been called for the pur-
pose OF a conference between the
committee and the incoming USO
director. Miss Elizabeth Rowe
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
HIGH WIND TEARS DOWN
POWER LINE WIRES

FL Centre firemen were called
midafternOon Sunday to .taud by
after 4 windstorm tore down a sec
ton Of a power line two miles west
Of the city The wire was on the
ground and the alarm was sounded
as a matter Of precautiOn. No dam
age resulted, the firemenS report
shows, and repairs were made i'm
mediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
HOLLYWOOD WON'T FORGET

Until that War-ripped night in
Italy. I don't think Id given q whole
lot of thought to Hoilywood's post
war responsibility But. thanks TO
that young corporal. my eyes were
opened.
As one Of the founders ana off
GERS of Hollywood's famed recrea-
ton center for SerVicemen, the
Hollywood Canteen, I have seen the
value of entertainment in the mat
ter Of morale building.
I don't think the Hollywood which
has provided SO much in the way Of
entertaining serylcemen durin= tile
war is going u forget about the JOB
Yet 10 be done.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Skin Misery Help for
F0yniIU's "HOt Season"

\ real friend for sizzling days, scorching
nights-it's Mexsana, the soothing. med
icated powder. Checks smart Of heat
rash, prickly heat, ehufe; eases itch ii
simple Iashes. on bahy and groWh-lips.
4O-year favorite. send some oFerstIs
Save most III larger sizes. Get Ae2s4na
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
FILES DIVORCE SUIT

Betty Pierce Friday lied suit for
divorce against Thornton f. Pierce.
charging extreme cruelty and asking
that her maiden name of Betty Orr
be restored.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
By ErSkine johnson

EDITORS: Hollywood notables
have volunteered 10 serve as
guest eolumnists'' while ErSkine
johnson is on vacation. The col
umn below was written by star
John Garfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
CALENDAR
MONDAY

Toastmasters, G:l5. California no
tel.
Carpenters. 7:30, Labor Temple.
|. V. TypOgrap phical Union, 1:3O.
go Main street.
TUESDAY
Eagles, 3. Eagles hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

Enrico Caruso, famed operate
tenor OF the past. first made phono-
graph records in 1903.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

Sentenced 10 death III London j..
1915. George. Duke Of Clarence. W,s
executed ov being drowned IN vine.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
4 Negro Bandits
Get Big Haul

OAKLAND Cal. Aug. 6. up
Four Negro bandits. armed with two
tommy guns ana Two German Lag
er pistols ro1-ed Chinese gam
bling game here early Monday. TAX
!ny between $4,000 ana s5O.000 from
about lCO Chinese Details of the
robbery, police said were indefinite
because Of reluctance Of the victims
to talk.
First riflin4 tile cash rer.ater of
Ne cafe III which tie game was br-
me held, the .undIts then went To
the basement where The gambling
was in progress. The Chinese were
."bled, them made to lie on the
.loor while tie bandits fled. Wan
r Yin As. Was injured when one
o. the robbers struck him over the
head with q pistol.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
STATE DIDN'T VOTE

STATE DIDN'T VOTE
Sine the state had not ratified
the federal constitution by tina
line North CaroliuJns did not
vote III the flra. I. S presidential
election OF 1888
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
EGYPT BANS TOBACCO
PAGE FIN

Don't believe everything yuu mean
about Egyptian yi4ayets. The grow
inc NJ toua.,u i, forbidden ~ EHypt.
The tobacco usrd for the cIauyrta \,
principally -roNu IN Turkey
Worker bee. are undeycIoprd ie-
males
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

Jimmy DoOllttle back in 1881. flew
over the three great North Ameri AN
national capitals. Ottawa. Washing
ton and Mexico City, in 4 period Of
u hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

Aluminium is being used more eX-
tensiveIy in construction of auto en-
gines -Crankcases made Of this
material are said to be superior to
those constructed Of cast iron. be
cause heat flows through aluminium
three times faster than it does
through cast iron and the beariuG
surfaces are not so apt to become
hot.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

CT :Iclvil Purlis, above. @hO
- head Of the Chicago office Of
t..1 FBI pursued to their deaths
Sch pubIic enemies as JOAN
Diliinger and pretty By"
Floyd. Is now working for the
aImys War Crimes Division in
C.cI4s-ny. He is seeking mHr-
t:c.145 cf American and other
nIii-i tly1rs who were slain
mob fashion after being forced
down ID Nazi territory.
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BAYLOR
BY MRS. CHRIST FUHRMANN

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kallem
made a business trip to Wolf Point
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Schaffer of
Seattle were supper guests Tuesday
at the Theo Beck home. Mrs.
Schaffer is the former Lillian Hodg-
son and is visiting her mother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Beck attended
the farewell gathering held at the
S. A. Hinerman home Sunday for
the o. E. Hinerman and S. A. Hin
erman families, who are leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Fuhrmann
called on M. r. Jacoby Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul jacobson of
Seattle, Mr.. ana Mrs. Levi May
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schind-
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jondahl and
son, Leonard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sand and daughters, Betty
and Sylvia, had a Sunday after
noon gathering at the John Skill
bred home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Davis spent
Saturday evening visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Isakson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Fuhrmann
and daughter, Verna, attended the
dance at the civic center Saturday
evening.
Second Lieut.. Robert Jondahl
on his uncle, John Skilbred.
Friday. He came by plane.
Verna Fuhrmann spent Sunday
afternoon with Ruth Robinson, who
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Isakson.
Grace, Pat and David Squires
spent Sunday afternoon with MI.
and Mrs. Clarence Robinson.
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WAR CHEST
RIBU

GLASGOW-O. II. Bundy. 50: II. II.
Morton, 81; G. II. Newton. S25: Will
liam WOlden, 50: Belle Minnick, 81:
Jasper DeDobbelleer, 81; ROkO Per
rick, $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cool. $40:
Anton Il. Paulson. 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mann, 50: Lars r. Rogne. s.:
Martin SCHNEIDER. 50; W. c. Drager. 81;
City Market. S25; Harry p. Wood, So;
Henry MOhr. SO; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Gregory, $50: Allen Cafe. SO; Harry
Detchman. $40; Catherine L. Casady,
81; II. II. Holland, 50; Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Alexander, $40; Valley Motors,
SO; Past president of Il. Of l.. +. Il T..
Auxiliary. 81; Barrett Garbage com
pany, 50; Elmer Johnson. so: John
RameSz. 50; Carrie Durkee. 81: Boot
cry, SO: Mir River Lodge, No. COZ,
Il. Of l.. +. & f.. 50: Florence T.. Keith.
SO; f. J.. Farrell. 81; AlphOnse Roy,
81; Degree Of Honor. No. 81. 81; VIII
50: Adah Camp No. 1899, Royal Neigh
bors, 50; Nora Mumford. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 4. DeIlayen. SIS; Peter Peter
son, 81: John Knaff. 81: Lillian II.
Jameson. 50; city Cafe. $40.
TAMPICO-Rudolph Osterman. 81.
SWhiO-August Knapp, SO; Jeff
Nicke. $40.
RICHLAND-E r. Balm. $40: Elvin
$40; Fred Kramer. $40:
ieOrge Stahl, 81; Fred Heikens. so.
LuSTRE ID. d. Unrau, 50; Julia
RedekOpp. 81.
OPHEIM-John Il. Hektner. $40: f.
:. Bohlig, 50: X. n. KristensOn. $40:
lorton +. Hicks, 81; Albert A. Hagen,
NASHUA-Clara VI. Altman. $50: Al
Lund. $40; NJ. Stenbakken. 81:
Knaff. $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Rave, SO; Mabel Emerson, 50: 4. y.
$40; Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. FL
50: Mrs. Jacob Weinmeister,
> 4; Anonymous. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Bohn. 81; Mary Nicol. 81: II. NJ.
'ricSt, $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Erb. SO;
Ir. and Mrs. otto Useman. $40; r. l..
$40; Melvin Manson. $40: Ivan
anderson, 50; Otto Rave, $40; Lebert
Lloyd. $40; Ted Peterson, 81; VI.
kaufman, $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
SD; Anonymous. $3.50: Farm
RS Union Oil company, so; Herman
Iirchert. $1J.
HINSDALE - Maurice Arnold. SO:
7. Gaasch. $40: Thomas A.. La
'ock. $40; Mrs. Alice Stiley. 81; Ben
zee. 50; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jacobs.
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Frances Mahon Deaconess Hos
pitai. care OF inmates -. 1880
Friedl's, clothing for poor o.. 9.S
Lawrence Luke, care of county
charges lO.OO
Montna Home for Aged, care
of inmates 800
Montana Power CO.. electric
service, county charges . 10
Montana State tuberculosis
San. care of inmates ........ 1879
Mrs. W. Il. Schmitten, care OF
county charges ............ 10000
Petty Cash, transportation q
maint. Of county charges 49,. $500
State Department Of Public
Welfare, welfare ........... 1,410.e6
State Orphans Home. care of
county charges .............. 100
Western Montana Clinic, dental
X-ray & office call ........ 1900
Elizabeth Eliason. cash grant 1000
Ed Henle, cash grant ........ 5000
Mrs. John HOpstad, cash grant $500
Barney HOydee, cash grant e. 1000
Mrs. Ida KOski, cash grant 1000
Mrs. Rena Luckey. cash grant 1900
Mrs. Martha Miller. cash grants 300
Pete Randolph. cash grant 5000
Hugh Seetberg. cash grant .... 1900
Mrs. Emma T.. Woodland, cash
grant 1000
NJ. Morrow, NJ. D., glasses
for county charges ........ 300
Meeting adjourned.
Clerk Chairman
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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
nCT0RER. I0t5

OCTOBER. 1915
. Minutes Of the Regular Meeting Of
county Commissioners, Oct. 1913.
october list. 1915.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session, all members
and the clerk being present.
The minutes of the last previous
meeting were read and approved.
Appointments were approved as fol
lows:
Resignation Of Ella Mae Kries as
Clerk for Clerk and Recorder was ac-
cepted. Doris Nelson was appointed as
Clerk for Clerk and Recorder at a
salary of $4,000 per month.
Doris Peterson was appointed as
Stenographer for County Attorney at a
salary Of $l35.W per month.
Increase in salary for Il. g.. Brown
ing was approved from SlOW per
month to $4,000 per month with the
understanding that no relief Jailer
would be employed.
A delegation was in from the Cotton
wood community and presented a
petition to have part of the Lustre-
Itichland road gravellcd, as a number
of school children have TO be trans
ported over this route to school.
The petition was ordered filed. and
IL was agreed that work wOuld he done
as soon as equipment was available.
The following contracts were ap-
pIoNfu, anu HlEHtu DN lHf tudiIhidhs
John AmestOy. Lots Twelve,
Fourteen, and Sixteen. Block
Two, Hinsdale, Original Hins-
dale. Montana ..............$ 1880
Frank Schultz. All of Section
Two. East Half OF Section
Three, Township Twenty
Nine. Range Thirty Five +.
NJ. N. I.1OOO
John W. Mustonen, (ShSEh);
(NWASEh) Of Section IL;
(SWhSWh) of Section IL;
(WkNEhD; (NhNWh) Of
Section Is Township % North.
Range IS H.. NJ. NJ. .......... 5000
The following deeds were issued on