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OFFICIAL
Of
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Ike Board at Cawrty CMialf
ilMfn el EMMM CMMty,
Linton, N. D., April 6,1908.
The board met in regular session,
pursuant to law. Present: Wm. Clev
eringa (chairman), S. E. Kurt* and
K. N*. Volk, Commissioners.
The minutes of the meetings held
January 6th, 7th, 8th and 18th were
read and on motion approved.
Oscar Nyberg applied for a reduc
tion of assessment of his personal
property from $292 to |107, and, hav
ing made affidavit and satisfactory
proof of erroneous assessment, on mo
tion the tax for the year was abated
on a value of $107.
D. G. Sites and O. F. Letner ajf
pea red and reported the completion
of contract to remove and relocate
brldgo on Sec. 24, Twp. 134, Rge.
79. On motion Commissioner Buch
anan is authorised to Inspect bridge,
and when accepted the county auditor
is instructed to draw a warrant for
$150 to pay contractor.
liills against the county were con
sidered.
The purchase of a road grader was
taken under consideration.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 8:30 a. tq., April 7,1908.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present: Cleveringa,
Kurtz and Volk, Commissioners.
Upon motion, duly seconded and
carried, a contract is entered into
with the Indiana Road Machine Co.,
for the purchase of a National elev
ating grader, on the payment of $950,
as per contract.
J. E. Holstl and others petitioned
for a road to be laid out and estab
lished as follows:
Iteglnning at t'he N. E. corner of
Sec. 4, Twp. 134, Rge. 75, thence by
various section lines to the S. W
corner of Ses. 30, Twp. 136, Rge. 74,
was given to Commissioner Kurtz for
investigation and report at next meet
ins.
\V. M. Matthews and others pott
(ioned for a road to be laid out and
established as follows:
lleginning at the S. E. corner of
Sec. 30, Twp. 135, Rge. 76, thence
west on section lines seven miles to
the S. \V. corner of Sec. 30, Twp.
135, Itge. 77 thence south one mile
on the township line to the S. VV.
corner of Sec. 31 in said township and
range, was laid over for investigation
by Commissioner Kurtz.
J. C. Kindle and others petitioned
for a road to be laid out and estab
1 idled as follows:
Beginning at the N. W. corner of
Sec. 20, Twp. 136, Rge. 75 thence
east on the section line to the N. E
corner of Sec. 21, same township and
range thence north on the section
line to the right-of-way of M., St.
Paul & S. Ste. M. Ry. Co. thence
easterly along said right-of-way to the
railroad crossing by the stockyards,
was laid over for Investigation by
Commissioner Kurtz.
H. W. Allen and others petitioned
for a road to be laid out and estab
lished as follows:
Beginning at the east end of Rail
way avenue, In the town of Braddock,
X. D. thence east along the north
side of the "right-of-way of the M.
St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry. Co. to the
intersection of section line of S. E
Vi of Sec. 28, Twp. 136, Rge. 74
thence east on the section line to
the N. E. corner of the N. \V. of
Sec. 35, Twp. 136, Rge. 74 thence
south on the quarter line to the 8
E. corner of the S. W. of Sec,
35, Twp. 136, Rge. 74, was on mo
tion approved, and Monday, May 11
1908, at 2 o'clock p. m., was desig.
nated as the time and the office of
the county auditor as the place at
which the commissioners will meet
and hear all objections, if any, why
said petition should not be granted
John P. Larson and others petition
ed for a road to be laid out and es
tublished as follows:
Beginning at the X. E. corner of
section 22, Twp. 131, Rge. 75 thence
due north to the N. E. corner of
Sec. 3, Twp. 131, Rge. 75, was laid
over until next meeting, to be inves
tigated by Commissioner Volk.
O. A. Peterson and others peti
ioned for a road to be established
and laid out ns follows:
Beginning at the X. W. corner of
Sec. 31. Twp. 130, Rge. 78 thence
running east on the section line to
the X. E. corner of 'Sec. 32 thence
north on the section line one mile
to the X. K. corner of Sec. 29, in said
township and range, the point of ter
mination. was laid over for investlga*
tion by Commissioner Sherwood and
ruiKirt at next meeting.
.). A. Peterson and others petl
tioued for a road to be established
and laid out as follows:
Beginning at. the northeast corner
of section 30, Twp. 136, Rge. 74.
ihence south on the section line to
the southeast corner of said section
30, was referred to Commissioner
Kurtz for investigation.
Petition of G. H. Xarramore and
others for a road, laid over from last
meeting, was laid over for further
investigation by Commissioner Kurtz
and for report at next meeting of the
hoard.
Oil motion the board adjourned un
til I o'clock p. ni.
The board niet pursuant, to adjourn
ment. Present: Commissioners "!v
eringa, Kurtz and Volk.
J. Schlle and others petitioned for
a road to be laid out and established
is follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner
of See. 31, Twp. 132, Rge. 75 run
ning thence due north to the north
east. corner of Sec. 19 of same town
ship and range, was laid over for in
vestigation by Commissioners Volk
and Cleveringa, and report at the
next meeting.
The time having arrived for the
consideration of the petition of Thos,
Jones and others for a road to be
laid out in compliance with notices
served, and the board being satisfied
that all notices had been posted au4
served in compliance with section
1352 the Revised Codes of the year
1905, and no objection offered to said
road, flnal consideration Was post
)oned until Wednesday. April 8,1908
and in the meantime the board will
personally view the proposed road.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
\V. C. Woiverton, services on
board of health $139.SO
\V. C. Woiverton. services on
John Rockwell
\V. C. Woiverton,. services on
insanity hoard
C. Rowerdink, services on
board of health
Geo. W. Lynn, sen-toes on
board of health
I. J. Flaherty, ink
I. J. Flaherty, drugs for board
of health
The C. L. Merrick Co., road
material
J. W. Chapman, labor on road
H. VV. Rackhaus, labor on road
Charles DeWltt, labor on road
Marshall Oil Co., 100 lbs. dero-
Jury
Rockwell
TUESDAY.
April 7,1908.
25.00
5.00
12.00
19.00
9.89
8.40
98.47
2.00
2.50
3.50
3.50
6.00
5.00
Un
A. Stickney, labor on road
Fritz Sueltz, road culvert
Phoenix Lumber Co., road ma
terial
Dacotaih Lumber Co., road ma
terial
A. E. Klabunde, spikes
Mrs. W. C. Tallada, meals for
67.20
17.66
6.55
3.00
Wm. Jones, fees State vs. Ell
and Creed
Wm. Jones, fees State vs. Ell
and Galley
Wm. Jones, fees State vs. Wes
cott and Caldwell
C. E. Coover, care of B. Mc-
9.60
43.30
35.
Pherson, Indigent
Wm. Jones, jailor 3 months..
W. Kyes, board for prisoner..
W. Kyes, arrest of Wm. Lee,
insane
John Wilde, care of John Blake
Smith and Irvine, burying John
45.00
75.00
26.00
11.00
32.00
Rockwell $36 1 doz. jurors'
chairs. $90
126.00
2.10
John Prints, juror's fee
John Prints, care of John
Rockwell
John Schlangen, care of John
18.00
2.40
Wm. Plage), drayage
S. F. Wright, livery for com
missioners
The Linton Leader, oil
Omaha Printing Co., stationery
Walker Bros, ft Hardy, record
books and blanks «.
Michael Rush, juror October
term
J. W. Chapman, bounty for tree
planting
S. E. Brindle, bounty for tree
planting
H. T. Anderson, janitor for
quarter
Wm. Baxter, bounty for tree
planting
Charles H. Stanley, refund pri
mary election fee
S. E. Kurtz, refund primary
election fee
N. Van de Klashorst, refund
primary election fee
Soren Wollenhaupt, Tefund
primary election fee
C. Rowerdink, refund primary
election fee
John Fostle, refund primary
election fee 28.00
5.00
.90
17.08
98.35
17.00
3.75
4.00
90.00
10.23
10.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
16.00
Report of P. O. Rooks as clerk of
the district icourt for the quarter end
Ing March 31, 1908, showing $160
fees collected, was, after checking up
the ofllce, approved and ordered filed.
Report of P. J. Wittmayer as reg
ister of deeds, for the quarter end
ing March 31, 1908, showing $999.50
fees collected, was, after checking up
the ofllce, approved and ordered filed.
Report of J. G. Pitts as county
auditor for the quarter ending March
31, 1908, showing $46.25 fees collected,
was, after checking up the ofllce, ap
proved and ordered filed.
The quarterly report of C. F. Wag
her as justice of the peace for the
quarter ending March 31, 1908, hav
ing been approved by the state's at
torney, fees were allowed as follows:
State vs. J. F. Snyder—
C. F. Wagher, justice fees .|
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees ..
State vs. Lawrence Mastel—
not be granted.
A. D. iltlmu and others pre
sented a petition for a road to be es
tablished and laid out as follows:
4.30
4.10
C. F. Wagher, justice fees..
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees...
State vs. Lots 9 and 14, Block
5, Hague, N. D.—
4.
6.00
C. F. Wagher, justice fees..
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees...
State vs. John Pfelfle, A. L.
2.20
16.30
Gell and Nick Graham—
C. F. Wagher, justice fees..
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees.'..
Geo. Thompson, witness ...
Archie Frederick, witness..
Otto West, witness
State vs. Nlckolaus Braun—
6.20
17.45
3.70
3.70
3.70
C. F. Wagher, justice fees..
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees...
8tate vs. R. It. Hogue—
4.30
13.60
C. F. Wagher, justice fees..
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees...
Harry Lynn, taking testi
mony
Fred Allen, witness
State vs. Rochus Ell—
S.10
4.60
2.40
2.10
C. F. Wagher, justice fees..
Wm. Jones, sheriff's fees...
The following bills were on motion
allowed:
Jessie B. Peterson, quarter's
salary $325.00
Jessie B. Peterson, quarter's
mileage 33.20
Jessie D. Peterson, quarter's
postage and express 17.75
4.30
8.60
On motion the board adjourned to
meet on Wednesday, April 8, 1908, at
9 o'clock, a. m.
WEDNESDAY.
April 8,1908.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present: Commissioners
Cleveringa, Kurtz and VOlk.
On motion the following places
were designated as places for the
sale of mortgaged personal property,
viz.:
Front door of postofllce at Brad'
dock, N. D.
Front door of postofllce at Hazel
ton. X. D.
Front door of postofllce at Hague,
N. D.
Front door of postofllce at Winona
V. D., and
Frout door of court house in Lin
ton. X. D.
The report of John Ochsner and
Christ. Hirning, appraising at $19.50
one estray three-year-old bull taken
up and advertised by Jakob Rutschke
was on motion approved.
1- A. Weatherby, abstractor, pres.
ented his renewal of official bond In
the sum of $10,000. with the Ameri
can Surety Co. of New York as sur
ety, which was on motion approved.
C!. E. Umim and twenty-eight oth
ers petitioned for the cutting down
of the hills and reducing the grade
on road between Sees. 2G and 27, Twp
136, Rge "r,. on motion the matter
was referred to Commissioner Kurts
to investigate and report at next
meeting.
ti^n«r,0H°l\v,ei8,!a,uing
of the
Petl
tion of H. Allen and others on
January 8 1908, for a road, is rescind
ed, for the reason that there is no
evidence of posting copies and serv
on owners
of land over
which said proposed road passes, and
May 11, 1908, at clock is
designated as the time, and the office
of the county auditor at Linton
board will meet to hear any obiec
tlons, If any. why *„ch petition shottd*
Beginning at the northwest corner
of See. 34. Twp. 13|, Rgo. 7$ ttewse.
running due east on section lines I Precinct No. 8—Townships 134
three miles to the northeast corner I 135, range 76 (Hacettoa) vote at
of Sec. 36 of same township and I Haselton school-house inspector, 8.
range.
I
Twp. 135, Rge. 76 and the same in
hereby declared to be a public high
way lour roda wide, the description
being the center of said road.
The petition of Roy Better and
On motion the county auditor is
instructed to give A. O. Rudy legal
notice to remove all obstructions from
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present: Commissioners
Cleveringa, Kurts and Volk.
Hague, to-wK:
Those parts of section 6, township I
129 north, .range 74 west, and section
31, township 130 north, range 74 west,
described as follows: Lots 3 and 41
and a parcel of land in lot 2, com­
Wheress, There is no objection to
On motion Inspectors of election for I dise
the primary election to be held June I
Precinct
No.
P. Wright.
The petition of W. L. Venter and I Precinct No. 9—'Townships 134 nnd
others for a road, referred to Com*| 135, range 75 (lxgan) vote at
mlssloner Kurtz at the January meet-i gan school-house No. 2 inspector,
ing of the board, and who subsequent-1 Wm. F. Baxter.
ly made favorable report, was on I Precinct No. 10—Townships 134 nnd
motion granted as petitioned, whichI 135, range 74 (Tell) vote at Tell
is tt follows: I school-house No. 3 Inspector, P. O.
Beginning at the southeast corner I Levin.
of Sec. 15, Twp. 13C, Rge. 7$ thence I Precinct No.
nings
well.
the highway crossing the south half I Precinct No. 15—Townships 199 and
of Sec. 17, Twp. 130, Rge. 78. 130, ranges 74 and 75 (Hacne)
On motion the board adjourned tol vote-at Hague school-house in
meet at 3 o'clock p. m., and in the I spector, John Van Vugt.
meantime personally inspect the pro-1 Precinct No.
16—Township132,
ranges
posed road petitioned for by Thomas| 76 and 77 (Linton) vote at
Jones and others in Twp. 133, Rge.
7C
Afternoon Session.
31, 33,
hundred sixty-nine and fifty-four one-1 42' for .the year 1908 we're approved I
hundredths acres, according to the I and p|IW| on file.
survey and plat thereof now on file, I The annual reports of the road su
*n}r. Ipervisors of road districts Nos. 2, 4,
7 and
the prayer of said petition. Xow, I ceived, approved and filed.
therefore, be it I On motion the board adjourned un
Resolved. By the board of county I til 7 o'clock p. m.
commissioners of the county ot Em-1 Evening tssslnn
mons and state of North Dakota, I Joseph Schmalts, sssnssor of th*
that the said petition be and the I third district, having removed to Can
same Is hereby granted, and the laid thereby vacating the ofllce, .on
territory hereinbefore described, con-1 motion Wendelin Lelbel wss appolnt
sisting of one hundred sixty-nine and I ed assessor for the said district, aad
fifty-four one-hundredths acres, i* I taking the oath of office presented his
hereby declared, with the consent ofl bond in the sum ot 9500, with R. M.
the qualified voters thereof, to be anlvolk and ad«n Mltsel as sureties.
Incorporated village by the name ofl which was on motion approved.
Village of Hague, and Saturday, May I e. O. Mickel appeared before the
9, 1908, Is hereby designated the board and satisfied It that the as.
day tor a meeting of the qualified sessed valuation on his 8. E. 14 ot
voters of said proposed village to de-l n, w. k, N. E. of 8. W. and
termlne whether or not aaid territory X. Vi of S. E. ^4 of Sec. 32, Twp. 13S,
shall become an incorporated village, I Rge.
w.
24, 1008, were appointed, polling- vis child, 930 amount al
places designated and precincts sub-1 lowed
divided and rearranged as follows: w. H. Bottenfleld. road
1—Township 199. ranges I Bmmons County Advocate,
77. 78 and 7» (Burr Oak) vote at printing and publishing ....
Macdonald
school-house
inspector, I Emmons County Republican.
A. E. Button. I printing and publishing ....
Preeinct No. t—Townships 194 aad I Bmmons County Record,
1S&. range 77 (Denhem) vote at printing and publishing
Farrell school-house inspector
r~
G. W. Gllman. I Wm. Jones, sherirs fees 9 8.00
Precinct No. 5—Township 133, ranges Ohris. Hirning, witness 4.99
77. 78 and 7» (Hampton) vote at O. I. Husaboe, witness 4.99
school-house No. 2 Inspector. Wm. John Mohn. witness 2.19
Rowse. IH. T. Anderson, witness 9.19
Precinct No. 6—Township 198. mages I John Keller, witness 2.19
74 and 75 (Braddock) vote atl The following Mils were sllowed
Braddock school-house inspector O. A. Herota, quarters salary
L. M. Doerschlag. I at treasurer 93«5.00
Precinct No. 7—Township 13«, range|0. A. Hefolt, pontage 22.79
79 (Cherry Orove) vote at 8uelt* I Carolyn Paul, clerk in treas
school-house Inspector, E. P. 8avl urer's oOce 100.00
11—Township
running due south on section lineal 74 and 75 (Omio) vote at Unll
to the northwest corner'of Sec. 26.1 school-house inspector, J. H. Jen*
133, ranges
Strasburg school-house inspector,
John J. Baumgartner.
Since personally viewing the pro-1 Precinct No. 18—Townships 129 and
posed road petitioned for by Thomas| 130, range 76 (Westfleld) vote at
Jones and others, on motion the mat
ter of final action and order is post-1 Dornbush.
poned until the next meeting of the I Precinct No. 19—Townships 129 aad
board on May 11, 1908. I 130, range 77 (Union) vote at
R. M. Volk and twenty-three other I school-house No. 4 Inspector, Bar
qualified voters of the town of Hague I end Looyenga
petitioned for the incorporation of the I Precinct No. 20—Township 132, ranges
same as a village, aad the board, hav-| 78 and 79 (Emmonsburg) vote at
Ing satisfied themselves that the re-l Emmonsburg school-house inspee
qulrements of sections 2843-4-5-6 and tor, Wm. Macnlder.
7 of chapter 31 of the Revised Codes I Precinct No. 21—Township l&l, ranges I tsattoa to stall* flve-year laal proof in
I nppoffc of Ins cliln*
of 1905 had been complied with, thel 78 aad 79 and sections 1 to 12 In
following resolution was adopted: I township 130, ranges 78
Whereas, The petition of R. M.I (Winona) vote tt Winor.a
Volk and twenty-three other qualified house inspector, Lincoln Gray.
voters of the territory hereinafter de-1 Precinct No. 22—'Township 130, ranges I pjoor will bs
scribed has been reived, praying I 78 and 79 except sections 1 to 1 ths omty oonrt^f Son
for the incorporation of the same with-1 in each (Putnam) vote at Put-1 ty, M. D., ai
in the county of Emmons and state! nam school-house inspector, CHtl..H*ai
of North Dakota as the village of| Putnam
Precinct No. 23—Township 129, ranges
78 and 79 (Olanavon) vote at
school-house No. Inspector
Stephen Silk.
A petition was received signed by
13C qualified voters, praying for the
mendng at the northwest corner of abolishing of the provisions of article
said lot 2 thence running easterly I», chapter 24, or the Political Code
along said north line of said lot I of North Dakota, permitting stock to
2 twenty rods thence southerly par-1 run at large, and to submit to the
allel to the west line of said lot 21 vote of the qualified voters of Em-
34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 41 and 10? the
08 were aonrored |0.,
30, for the year 1907, were re-
75, WM
and the school-house within said pro-1 $100. On mot km his assessment was
posed village is designated as thel reduced $100.
place for holding said meeting. I The board, satisfying themselves
In the matter ot the Incorporation I that the assessed valuation on the fol
of the Village ot 8traaburg the follow-1 lowing property within the limits ot
Ing resolution was adopted: I the Village of Linton was erroneous,
Whereas. The board having satis-1
on
For Incorporation, No," It is there-1 On motion the following bills were
fore. I allowed:
Resolved, That the said Village of|o. p, O'Callaghan, road super
Strasburg, as petitioned by a major-1 vigor 915.00
erroneously assessed
motion it was reduced as follows:
fled Itself of the legality of the elec- c. A. Patterson, barn on block 5,
tion held February 6, 1908, by the Patterson's sdditton to Linton, 9800
qualified voters residing within the I to $400.
prescribed territory of the' proposed I Franz J. Meier, residence on lot 4,
incorporated Village of Strasburg, at I block 2, original town of Ltnton, 9360
which election a total of twenty-three I to 9200.
votes were csst, and that twenty-two I Geo. W. Lynn, ofllce building, lot
of these votes were csst "For Incor-116, block 5. Hunter's First Addition to
poration, Yes," and one vote was cast I Linton, 9925 to 9600.
super-
Andreas Mltsel, road
vlsor and labor
IL. M. Doeraiiilag, road super
visor
IR. I. Beale, road supervisor..
ity of ihe voters residing In said ter
ritory, has been duly incorporated as
the "Village of Strasburg," and that
the map and aurvey ot the territory
embraced within the limits of said
village, is on file in the olBee ot the I JJ. A. Armstrong, services on
-county auditor, in Linton. N'- D. AllI insanity board ...
members preset^ vote aye. I W. B. Petrle, oil and merchan-
Chaa. B. Carley, quarters sal
Precinct No. 12—Township 133,
76 (McCully) vote at McCully I Wm. Cleverings, salary and
school-house inspector. Charted De-1 mileage
Witt. {. E. Kurts, salary and mileage
others for a road in Twp. 136, Rge. 76,1 Precinct No. 13—Township 132, ranges R._M. Volk, salary yd mileage
considered at the January meeting. Is
on motion referred to Commissioners
Kurtz nnd Buchanan for further con
sideration and report at next meet
ing of the board.
nrjr at Judge
Chas. B. Carley, insanity cases 6.00
P. G. Rooks, quarter's salary
as clerk of court 225.00
P. J. Wtttmnyer, quarter's sal
ary as register of deeds .... 350.00
P. J. Wlttmsyer, postage ... 18.33
l^cjr B. iUhler, clerk, register
of deeds 135.to
Mrs. F. B. Irvine, clerk, regis
ter of deeds 7.75
J. G. Pittt, quarter's salary as
auditor 375.00
J. O. Pitta, ticket to Chicago
for D. Creed, Indigent 17.55
J. G.Pitts, expreaaaco and tele
phone 8.66
74 and 75 (Dakem) vote at Bosch I The following bills were laid over
school-house Inspector, Wm. Mas-1 until next meeting:
Precinct No. 14—Township 131, mages I
74 nnd 75 (Exeter) vote at resi
dence of Sebastian Wald on section
18-131-74 inspector, Thomas Mat
tel.
inspector, A.
school -house
Sims.
Precinct No. 17—Township 131, ranges
76 nnd 12 (Strasburg) vote aft
his
forty rods thence westerly parallel I mons county the proposition Cor or I ot wiaoes, (t. D., hss tlsd notios of his Id ten
to the said north line of said lot 21 sgalnst, "Lawful for stock to ran at I *°. yj» ^}jii|*yn P*00'
twenty rods, to the west line of said I l&rge." The members of the board
lot 2 thence northerly along the said present voted unanimously in favor of I Ti?TMNTferlb*of!Twi.
west line of lot 2 forty rods to thelthe abolishment ot the provisions ofl illM.,Bgs.TOwTofFiftnP.M.,
place of beginning, all to section 6, said Article 9, and directed that thel Aaj ttatsaM.proof will .bs msde before
and also lot 4 and the southeast I people at the next general election, I May Mb MM.
quarter of the southwest quarter aad I Nov. 3,1908.
that part ot southwest quarter ofl On motion the following road su
southeast quarter oonnnendns At theI pervisors were appointed:
southwest corner ot said southwest I out. No. 3, J. W. Mlkesell vice
quarter of southeaat quarter, thence I A. O. Schott, declined,
running easteriy along the south line I Dut. Xa 13, Levi Balch vice J.
of said southwest quarter of south-1w. rhapm»n, declined.
east quarter twenty rods thence nor I Dist. No. 28, Joseph Jochtm vice
therly parallel to the west line ol I K. L. Meier, declined,
said southwest quarter ot southeast Dut No. 7, Wm. Malloy, vice R. I.
quarter ten rods thence westerly par-1 Beale, declined. I omen a* ffiS«*nc«.N.
allel to the said south line o( ealdl Dist. No. 8, J. Thompson vice I notice IS hsisby given that
southwest quarter of southeaat flW Jno. Wray, declined. I LUDWIG HEUPEL,
ter twenty rods to the west Mne of Dist. No. 14, George Milter vice C. Of Daken, N. Dv ha* tied aotlos of his la
the said southwest quarter ot the I a. Ward, declined. IteatlMteskaksive-irear analpraof la sup
southeast quarter thence southerly I Dist No. 38, Ross Blllingsley vice|S*lof•tacU^IB•rU-:
along the said west line of the taldlHenry P. Becker, declined.
southwest quarter of the southeast! Official oaths of road supervisors ot
quarter to the place ot beginning, all I districts Nos. 1, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11,13. 15,.
lo section 31, township 130 north 116, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29,1
range 74 west, and containing one 130,
35.00
12.00
17.00
4.4
and licenses may be procured
from J. A. Lane. Village Treasurer,
v£ SX-. I Mi.
1
E.H. 8M1TH, Clerk.
IUaIm at
nwi vi nfi'TW nw nvfii
Dvumin or ns Israaioa,
Un omen at BISMASCK, H. D..
April 4, IMS. S
Hoiks Is heisbp given that
KABL WBJBZHAAR.
.Of Uatoa,If. ft,, has tied aottce of hi* la-
be msds before
id ex-ofltelo
MMMS coua
on May U, 1MB.
follow
lax witnesses to prove
ooattaapasj—ldeaoe upon sad caltlvs
Hslarleh Btslshaaer, of liatos, N. D.
M. H. JEWELL. Register.
Netloeof Final Proof.
Dnrasmmr o» in Imaaioa,
Lam omcs AT BB
or in Imaaioa,)
'SSffW't
Notice is bsrsby givsa that
GEORGE A. PITTS,
NeUee Plva-Yaar Final Piwaf.
DvanmM raa Iaraaioa,
Laan osnoa
DMOTAH LUMBER CO.
35.40
31.20
26.60
J. P. BuKdick, care of 8. J. Pra
ther, insane $27.00
Wallace Kyes, care of S. J.
Prather, Insane 29.75
On notion the board adjourned to
meet Monday, May 11, 1908.
J. Q. PITTS,
County Auditor.
UtotlM Daft Tax.
Noilot is heraby given that all own
Old I en of dogs within the village mutt
W. IPV the tax now doe on tucta dogs at
ooea, and that tan for such license
mun ba fattened to the collar of the
dof go Uoenaed, in accordance with
43, Chapter 5, of the Vll
-82
,n
Nn
n.„-_
thsfoilpwlagw to Drove
ssoaaa
.of W
laoaa, n. D.
I OK WlBOili
M. H. JEWELL, Bsflster
of Sec. is,
will lie msds before
Osrlsy.J
county,N
ay U, 1908.
tbs following witnesses to prove
MU.resUense upon and caltlva
Hsaassa
hlseoatlaL
Uoaof taslaad. vis.:
SgtSBgS.'Miafk'k1'-
M. H. JEWELL. B*rt.trr.
through which the Pacific Coast Extension is being built.
"•"flve settlers.
13.50
H. Bottenfleld, care of Da-
32.50
21.00
work
85.90
58.65
90.00
8.75
Grand Forks Herald, blanks.,
Newton Stamp Works, rubber
stamp
John Baker.
Precinct No. 3—Township 136, ranges
78 and 79 (Livona) vote at' Uvona National Ofllce Supply Co., sta
school-house Inspector, Wesley Ba-1 tlonery
ker.
Preeinct No. 4—Township 134.
78 and 79 (Gaytoa) vote at resi
deuce of O. W. Oilman Inspector.
2.15
2.00
The report ot the state's attorney
for the quarter ending March 31.1909.
Lwas received and feea allowed aa tol-
chants, for professional men, for workingmen.
Milwaukee ft St. Paul Railway.
F. A. MILLER
Agaat, Ceicago
ERITE
Linton, North
FREE PUBLICATIONS
About ui* Pocifc Coast ExtenskM) 01 u»
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