SUPERVISORS* PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from las:_week.)_
Also personally appeal jd before me
the undersigned, Richan. Moon, whc
being duly sworn depoias and says
that he was the duly authorized anc
acting assessor for Stuart Township
for the year 1919, that he assessed the
aforesaid B. G. Heichel lor said year
that he has read the foregoing affida
vit made by said B. G. Heichel, thal
the statements made in said affidavil
are true to my personal knowledge.
RICHARD MOON.
Subscribed in my presence anc
sworn to before me this 29th day ol
April, 1920.
(Seal) J. A. RICE,
Notary Public.
Mr. Chairman: I would respectfully
move that the prayer of the petitioi
of B. G. Heichel for a refund of $66.0<
be granted and clerk be instructed t(
issue a refund warrant for same.
JOHN jSULLIVAN.
W. T. HAYES.
iviouon carried.
At 6 o’clock p. m. on motion boarc
adjourned until May 6, 1920, at £
o’clock a. m.
F. C. WATSON, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, County Clerk.
O’Neill, N«$., May 6, 1920, 9 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present: Watson
Hayes, Sullivan, Schollmeyer anc
Rotherham. Board called to order bj
chairman.
The following claims were audited
and on separate motion allowed or
General fund:
W. T. Hayes, attending
session, etc., ._.. $ 29.00
M. Rotherham, attending
session, etc., . 24.80
John Sullivan, attending
session, etc., . 62.50
F. C. Watson, attending
session, etc., .-. 66.50
Jos. Schollmeyer, attending
session, etc., ..- 24.60
A. Douglas, wolf bounty . 5.00
The following claims were audited
and on separate motion were allowed
on the Road fund:
Sam Wolfe...$100.00
Wm. E. Gatz . 31.60
Wm. E. Gatz .-. 16.00
Wm. E. Gatz ..-. 15.00
M. B. Miller.134.40
Wm. Sparks... 18.00
Emil Sniggs . 17.00
J. A. Vaught . 4.00
J. A. Vaught . 10.50
H. U. Hubbard . 119.00
O’Neill Motor Co... 56.10
At 12 o’clock noon on motion board
adjourned until 1 o’clock p. m.
F. C. WATSON, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, County Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., May 6, 1920, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present: Watson,
Hayes, Rotherham, Sullivan, and
Schollmeyer. Board called to order
by chairman.
The following election claims were
audited and on separate motion were
allowed on the General fund:
A. C. Purnell ..._...$ 3.60
C. E. Havens ..... 3.60
Roy Woods . 3.60
V. C. Wilbern ...... 3.60
Walter Blake . 3.60
F. R. Bignold . 3.60
W. H. Graver ..... 3.60
Barney Gunter .... 3.60
S. E. Adrian ...... 3.60
Wm. H. Bidlecome .3X0
Ray E. Coburn . 4.80
J. B. Reisner. 4.80
Lars Bartelson . 4.80
George Syfie .. 20.80
Joe Obermire ..... 4.80
R. N. Hart _'. 3.60
W. J. Dexter ... 3.60
J. F. Brady ... 3.60
A. G. Miller ... 11.60
C. W. Sterner _ 6.00
H. J. Stevens .. 6.00
E. J. Allen J..... 12.80
T. S. Roche .. 6.00
L. J. Soukup . 6.00
Clem Olberding . 4.80
H. B. Pence . 4X0
Dave Deming .. 4.80
Percy Sweet . 4.8C
D. E. McClurg . 19.8C
Philop Kopp . 7.3E
John Mlinar . 7.3E
Dave Beck ._... 7.3E
Anton Prnssa _„_ 7.3E
Wm. Blackburn .. 17.3E
J. V. Johnson _ 20.1(
Albert Eimmermans _ 5.1(
O. A. Hammeberg _ 5.1(
Roy C. Aldridge .._.- 5.1(
E. W. Corbit . S.l(
George C. Purnell .. 5(
B. J. Gaffney ..... 6.6(
Bart Malloy . 6.6(
Guy Cole . 6.5(
James Shorthill . 12.5(
Thomas Mains . 4.5<
Earl Chaney . 4J5<
J. W. Ramm ..*. 4.51
J. H. Levi . 4.6(
Joe Kaup .....-. 4.5<
Henry Vequist ..— 5.11
Joe Maring .. 6.1<
Charles Bigler . — 5.1(
W. R. Johnson . 6.1(
Jake Ernst _ 13.1(
J. A. Weibel_ 7.51
Ernest Cracher . 7.51
Will Walter .. 7.51
Frank Harpster . 7.51
William Spengler . 12.91
R. H. Mills .*..4.21
Anna L. O’Donnell . 4.2
Mrs. G. A. Miles . 4.2
C. H. Cooper . 42
C. W. Sanders ._.. 18.0
J. E. Wiley . 3.6
John H. Bader . 3.6
J. F. Butterfield . 3.6
A. M. Mitchell . 3.6
John T. Walker . 3.6
C. H. Stimson . 3.6
C. E. Ferdig . 3.6
M. 0. Howard . 3.6
W. C Templeton . 10.6
C. F. Abart .:. 6.6
R. H. Reiser .,._. 6.5
J. P. Mullen . 6.5
D. H. Allen . 6.5
Harry Maehmuller. 6.5
James Shorthill . 8.0
. M. F. Clark . 5.4
J. C. Pence . 5.4
! Neb. Telephone Co., service. 53.9
, M. V. Pock . 5.4
Chas. Lofquist . 31.4
F. H. Fundus . 5.4
A. W. Andru3 . 5.2
Theo. Kubart . 19.8
John.W. Schorn . 5.2
Peter J. Judge .*. 5.2
Caleb Phillips . 5.2
Minnie Downey . 3.6
Mrs. Agnes Pettijohn . 3.6
J. H. Wise . 3.6
R. J. Jennings . 3.6
John C. Gallapher 3.6
A. D. Havens . 4.2
Jacob Hahn . 4.2
Frank Kissinger . 4.2
R. L. Hanks . 8.2
Roy F. Griffin ... 4.2
E. W. Wilcox . 3.9
N. S. Butler . 3.0
W. C. Kelley .,. 3.9
Roy G. Goree . 3.9
J. S. Jackson. 9.9
C. E. Farrier. 6.6
B. H. Russ... 6.6
John Sheedy . 6.6
J. Roy Alderson . 6.6
B. B. Gribble . 6.6
Vannie B. Newman. 3.3
Eva C. Hunter.*. 3.3
George Bay . 3.3
J. J. McDermott. 3.3
Edward Gatz . 3.3
Wm. Bruder . 3.9
Samuel Becker . 3.9
John J. Hunt. 3.9
W. A. Wheeler . 3.9
J. R. Jarvis . 3.9
A. Fauquier . 6.7
Frank Posver . 16.3
A. G. Fluckey . 5.7
Clarence Johnson . 6.7
John Haake . 5.7
Frank Jutte. 4.5'
Chas. Brachman .„. 4.5
James Petr . 4.6
C. E. Martin . 8.3
Harry Russel ..._. 4.5
T. J. Murphy. 5.6
C. W. Hagensick .. 3.6i
John Horiskey . 3.6i
Chas. W. Clark . 3.6<
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3! Mrs. F. J. Dishner. 3.60
31 Roy Emerson . 3.60
3! F. P. Hunter . 3.60
9 Sam Derickson . 3.60
9 D. E. Alder ...„. 3.60
0 E. E. Cole .:. 3.60
0 W. F. Conner . 4.80
0 J. S. Burnett . 4.80
0 J. L. Blair . 4.80
0 C. C. Lee . 13.80
0 D. B. Perkin9 . 5.40
0 A. W. Good . 5.40
0 Lewis Shober . 5.40
0 Alfred Moore. 5.40
0 C. E. LaRue .*. 11.15
0 L. B, Haneman . 8.40
0 G. L. Butler .... 3.90
0 B. P. Smith ._... 3.90
0 Walter Trussell . 3.90
0 A. W. Wunner. 3.90
3 F. M. Coleman . 3.90
5 C. M. Fowler ..._. 3.90
3 Byron Mossman . 3.90
3 Earl Watson . 3.90
3 Thos. Coleman.„ 3.90
a Geo. Wadsforth . 6.00
5 Alex R. Wertz .+. 10.35
a J. B. Long . 6.00
a Floyd Crawford . 6.00
a A. E. Gibson ...,_.4 6.00
3 Henry Storjohn . 5.40
3 Falim D. O’Neill..5.40
3 D. P. Hynes . _... 17.40
3 Henry Wabs . 5.40
3 John Storjohn . 5.40
3 T. J. Wilbem . ,. 3.60
j w. s. Miner. 3.t)U
3 W. P. Simar .3.60
3 Wm. Hewett . 3.60
3 W. T. Hayes . 3.60
3 L. F. Hall ... 3.60
3 J. G. O’Neill . 3.60
3 Ed. Babcock .3.60
3 M. A. Richards . 3.60
3 L. B. Genung. 5.60
) Harry Fox . 3.60
3 A. G. Johnson . 3.60
3 W. F. Kaczor . 3.60
3 Chas. Larson . 3.60
3 W. H. Harvey . 3.60
3 Charles Z. Grimes . 3.60
3 H. F. Dyke .r. 3.60
3 Walter Richard .3.60
3 T. J. Scott . 3.60
3 W. B. Cooper . 10.60
3 H. A. Trowbridge . 3.60
3 S. P. Wanser. 3.60
3 Robt. Gray ...,... 3.60
3 C. A. Townsend .i..J... 3.60
3 Fred Cronk . 3.60
3 Henry Mullen .. 6.00
3 Anthony O’Donnell . 6.00
) Tom Maring ...’.. 6.00
) J. B. Fullerton .*.*„ 6.00
) Tom Troshynski .17.00
3 Leonard Dolan... 3.60
3 Jacob Hirsch .. 3.60
3 Roy Martin . 3.60
) P. V. Hickey ..nr-ijn-r- 3.60
3 Joe McNichols. 3.60
) M. P. Sullivan.3.60
) A. A. Revell. 3.60
) J. K. Ernst .'. 3.60
> D. H. Murphy.1\. 3.60
Vitt’s Grocery
WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS.
Tip Top Bread...15 cent loaves
Bon Ton Flour, per sack....1... $4.25
Karine Coffee.......55c
Catsup ......... 35c
Potatoes, per bushel..w.$5.50
Cod Fish, per pound....l..20c
We carry a full line of fresh fruit and vegetables.
J. A. Vitt,
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Building and Loan Associations are becoming 19
i jj more and more popular every day due to a bet- H
j jp ter understanding of their working principles. §1
i| As a means of assisting the HOME SEEKER
j j! to acquire a HOME they are unexcelled. The jjj
!| Norfolk Building and Loan Association has been jjj
| jj a great aid in the development of many towns H
11 and communities and with its increased power j|
jj and ability, can be of still greater help In the
jj future. AVAIL yourself of these opportunities m
jj to own your ow» Home or Business Property,
jj Call or write
JOHN L. OUIG, A&ent
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| K NORFOLK BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION |§
J. C. Carney . 3.60
Chas. N. Gonderinger . 3.00
N. J. Tuller . 3.00
O. E. Richard . 3.00
A. W. Miller . 3.00
Jos. R. Matousek . 3.00
Orville Harrison . 3.90
M. B. Miller.^. 3.90
Albert Katzor . 3.90
E. H. Rouse. 11.70
Arthur Rouse . 3.90
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ty. YankIs1
Philosophy
33.
Discharged American
soldiers. seeKjng employ
ment. cangiife Germany as
a reference.
Yes, the Germans knoiw what
they can do. Our up-to-date
methods are not to be sneezed at.
ST. GEORGE KILLS
THE DRAGON DIRT.
The mythical Dragon of ye olden
times has become a very realistic
and lively killer of today: the
deadly microbe.
St. George followed suit
and changed his mount:
“Sanitation” is his hobby horse.
WATER & BRUSH
STEAM & SOAP
are his weapons.
St. George also begs to announce
that he has migrated from Old
England and that his headquarters
are now
AT THIS LAUNDRY.
Let Us Do Your
Family Washing.
O’NEILL SANITARY LDY.
Sam A. Arnold,
O’Neill, : : Nebraska
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I Am Proud of j
This Enamel Finish |
It is real Lincoln Enamel, almost like porcelain, and is always |!
clean and sweet. It is such a help in my house work that I have j;
had almost everything enameled—Cupboard—Kitchen-Cabinet—She?- |
ves. It takes so little work to keep them clean.
Of course I use the
Lincolrv Enaarvels
I always keep the little surfaces about the house refinished regu- f
larly with Lincoln Paints and Finishes. Use and wear makes them I
shabby. A few brushfulls of paint or finish saves the surface and f
keeps them like new.
You can get color samples and find out what to use and how it ^
should be applied by calling on the Lincoln Dealer right here in our |
own town.
j NEIL P. BRENNAN j
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atraignt taut on t^ream separators oy
WARNER & SONS
O’Neill, Nebr.
NO MATTER what anyone may claim,
there is only one speed at which a cream
separator should be turned in order to get
all the cream and cream of uniform thickness.
r . That’s the speed plainly indicated on the crank
of every separator, of whatever make.
Full speed is the only assurance of full capacity
and full efficiency.
Every De Laval now has a Bell Speed-Indicator.
The bell warns the operator if the separator is
turned too slowly. There can be no mistake about it.
The Bell Speed-Indicator
adds nothing to the price but
much to the value of the
De Laval Cream Separator.
Come in. examine the ma
chine and see how the Beil
Speed-Indicator works.
Sooner or later you will buy a
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North CentreJ
Elkhorn Valley Hereford Cattle Auction
The Event That is to Dedicate the
New $60,000.00 Sale Pavilion at
Norfolk, Nebr., Tuesday-Wednesday, June 8-9
120—ANXIETYS AND FAIRFAXES.120
70 Bulls--50 Females
Every Hereford breeder and farmer interested is invited to be with us on this date. The best breed
ers in the state are consigning the cattle. Included are: , j
MORTIMER BROS., Madison NORMAN OSCHNER, Madison
S. P. PETERSEN, Leigh J. C. OSBORN, Meadow Grove
W. H. TIEGON, Battle Creek W. W. RILEY & SON, Pierce
E. WINDER, Tilden H. W. PITZER, Neligh
CARL SCHROEDER, Leigh CHAS. HUWALDT, Randolph I
The bulls are of good ages. A few most excellent herd sire prospects and the balance just right for
the farmer and the western cattleman.
The females include big breeding cows, some heifers bred and others open. Quite a few sell with
big lusty calves at foot.
The sires of the cattle selling are as follows: Real Blackstone, Distinction 2d (grandson of Dis
turber), Alton Donald by Louis Fairfax, Captain (a Beau Donald bull), Glory Real by Duke Real (this
bull is in the sale), Perfect Donald, Rummy by Wild Monarch The Bull Moose by Beau Mischief, Beau
Ina by Beau Mischief. Grand by Fast Freight, Standard 9th, Tudor by Challenger Parsifal, Lilliputian
by Parsifal 16th, Stanton Boy 7th (a grandson of Bright Stanway), Marquis by Beaumont 2d, Sir Lance »
by_Cplupibus K., Diverger by Disturber, Prime Grove 2d, Grover Fairfax, Beaumont 5th by Beaumont.
The pavilion at Norfolk is one of the finest in the state. Norfolk is tributary to a country that is in
need of more good porA* bred cattle. The accommodations afforded by this pavilion will make it possible
for breeders to bring good foundation stock to Norfolf for the beginner and the young breeder.
If you like the Herefords, don't miss this sale. For catalogues address
C. B. BENGER, Sale Manager, Calloway, Nebr.
GK0SS-CRUI§E-DUNPAN, Auctioneers. R. A. McCARTNEY, Journal-Stockman Fieldmarto
