Proceedings of the Holt County Board of Supervisors (Continued from page three.) Motion by Stein, seconded by Schollmeyer, that the following Insurance Policy on the Annex be approved: Mercantile Insurance Company of America, $10,000.00. 12:00 Noon. On motion the Board adjourned until 1:00 P.M. O’Neill, Nebraska, Sept. 24, 1946, 1:00 P.M. Holt County Board of Super visors met as per adjournment. All members present. Meeting called to order by the Chairman. Motion made by Wulf, second ed by Collins, that the following Bonds be approved: John Richardson, Deputy Sher iff. For County of Holt. Vincent F. Jochum, Deputy Sheriff, For County of Holt. Motion by Collins, seconded by Wulf, that the following Claims be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the Bridge Fund in payment of same: Amco Drainage & Met. Prod. $187.68 Campbell Lumber Co. _ 5.65 Andy Clark 10.00 Alfred Kazda 144.00 Oscar Keithley 54.00 Morgan Hardware 1.05 Jos Schollmeyer .. 25.00 J. C. Stein ' 15.00 Wheeler Lumber Bridge Co. _ ... _641.48 Armco Drainage & Met. Prod. _100.32 Central Supply Co. .. 42.48 B. L. DeKay 16.80 Keating Implement Co. .. 31.27 Ed J. Matousek 17.50 Jerry O’Connell 38.40 Frank Skrdla _ 9.70 Roy Thurlow _ 102.00 Motion by Wulf, seconded by Collins, that the following Claims be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the Unemployment Re lief Fund in payment of same: Drs. Brown & French_$ 4.00 Dr. Francis J. Clark . 30.50 Council Oak Store, O’Neill-H.OO Mort Gill _ 6.00 Hoskinson Merc. Co.-10.00 Ideal Market-45.00 Marlatt Store-— 10.00 Thad E. Saunders-2.50 Mrs. John Seger --.- 2.50 Wayne Hospital --75.00 Caldwell Rest Home - 25.00 Council Oak Store, Atkinson _ 12.00 Farmers Union Store - 15.02 Horton Rest Home-38.00 Margaret Howard - 3.45 Wm. Krotter Co. .- 8.65 Eal Miller_ 5.00 Schulz Grocery Store - 6.00 Watson Grocery Store 10.00 5:00 P.M. On motion the Board adjourned until Sept. 25, 1946, at 10:00 A.M. ED J. MATOUSEK, Chairman. RUTH HOFFMAN, County Clerk. O'Neill Nebraska, September 26. 1946 Holt County Board of Super visors met as per adjournment. All members present except Col lins. Meeting called to order by the Chairman. Minutes of the previous meet ing rend and approved as read. Motion was made by Wulf, sec onded by Stein, that the Inland Construction Company, under the Contract they were awarded last January, be ordered to do the following work: Remove a Bridge located in Section 12, Twp. 33, Range 14 and relocate this Bridge across the Big Sandy on the proposed new road; Put new Sway Braces and Sash on the Cottonwood Gulch Bridge; Raise the Bridge between Sec tions 6-7, Twp. 31, R. 10 four feet and add new steel stringers and a concrete floor; Bridge between Sections 5-8, Twp. 31, R. 10 be raised and len gthened. This is to be of con crete construction. Motion by Hubbard, seconded I by Clark that the following Claims be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the Fair Fund in payment of same: Holt County Agieultural Soci ety, $2,000.00. ■ Motion by Hubbard, seconded by Clark that the following Claims be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the Road Fund in payment of same: Ed Alder -% 15.00 Arbuthnot Oil Co. - 89.50 Ralph Bauman-110.50 Central Supply Co.- 455.00 Andy Clark-20.00 Continental Oil Co.-31.40 D. A. Lubricant Co. - 15.67 Dens Oil Lubricant Co. — 118.42 C F. Gillette & Son - 92.62 Alfred Heying -.—. 45.50 Inter State Oil Co.- 55.89 Keating Implement Co. _ 37.03 C. W. Kirkland - 18.00 Albert Kopejtka - 26.00 Win. Krotter Co. - 1-96 Ed J. Matousek -- 2 35 Harry Mlinar —.— 5.85 Robert LeRoy Mlinar . 55.48 Chet McClenahan —.— 136.50 Lyle McKim . . .. 156.00 R. M. Pease . 13.50 Dale Potts ,152.75 Merle Schilousky ... . 6.50 Jos. Schollmeyer .—. 45.00 Shellhammers Service 8.49 Thos Slatttery . 10.04 Standard Oil Co. - 24,80 J. C. stein -. 20.00 Leo S. Tomjack . 132.40 Frank Walters 75.00 W. E Wulf 35.00 Arbuthnot Oil Co.. 185.39 John J Bauer . .— 15.30 Emil Carlson - 92.30 Central Supply Co. - 1.35 ■^eo. E. Collins - 17..'v' D. E. Crandall - 136.50 Dankert Service Station 166.88 Chet Fees - 13.10 Edwin Hansen _ 5.50 Highway Eqpt. & Sup ply Co. __ 32.89 Island Supply Co. —. 8.70 C. W. Kirkland . 130.65 James Kirkland _ _ 94.25 Leo Kramer _ 3.00 Ed J. Matousek . 32.50 Missouri Valley Mach. Co. " 93.28 Joe Mlinar Jr. 70 20 G. E. Morgan -- 13.15 Harry McGraw _ 6.10 Frank Noffke _ 19.63 Walter Pease _ 23.20 Fred Richardson _ 37.00 Joe Schollmeyer, Jr.. 87.21 Serck’s Service Station _ 10.93 Frank Skrdla _ 17.85 Ray Slaymaker _ 33.20 Standard Oil Co. _11.65 Harry Sullivan_35.25 Harvey Wahl . 120.90 Wright Garage _ 113.86 Boise Service Station_11.00 12:00 Noon. On motion the Board adjourned until 1:00 P.M. O’Neill, Nebraska, September 25, 1946, 1:00 P.M. Holt County Board of Super visors met as per adjournment. All members present but Collins. Meeting called to order by the Chairman. Motion by Schollmeyer, sec onded by Wulf, that the follow ing Claims be allowed and war rants ordered drawn on the Drag Fund in payment of same: Ed Alder ... $ 10.00 P. V. Hickey 57 50 Motion by Clark, seconded by Hubbard that the following Claims be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the General Fund in payment of same: Andy Clark . __ $ 30.00 Geo. E. Collins 20.00 Consumers Public Power 2.60 Andy Clark ... 17.35 Geo. E. Collins.. 13.90 J. Ed Hancock, Co. Treas. 26.25 H. W. Hubbard . 15.00 H. W. Hubbard . 15 00 K-B Printing Co. ... 141.47 J. A. Mann . 4.00 E J. Matousek . 39.90 Clye Nilson 2.50 Norfolk Daily News 3.60 Northwestern Bell Tel. Co. 85 90 Omaha Printing Co. _ 3.15 Jos. Schollmeyer .. 29.90 Standard Office Eqpt. Co. 32.13 J. C. Stein.. 13.50 Western Surety Co... 5 00 W. .E, Wulf 45.63 H. W. Hubbard .. 17.10 Arthur Humpal _ 18.09 Anton Kettler _1164.00 Ed J. Matousek _ 55.00 Morgan Hardware _ 2.50 Norfolk Daily News _ 5.11 Norfolk Daily News _ 10 24 Omaha Printing Co. _ 94.80 Jos. Schollmeyer ... 15.00 Spelts Ray Lumber Co. .. 37.25 J. C. Stein 40.00 University Publishing Co. 23.66 W. E. Wulf 33 90 On motion the Board adjourn ed until Tuesday, October 29, 1946 at 10:00 A.M. ED J. MATOUSEK, Chairman. RUTH HOFFMAN, County Clerk. O’Neill, Nebraska, October 29, 1946, 10:00 A.M. Holt County Board of Super visors met as per adjournment. All members present Meeting called to order by the Chairman. Minutes of the previous meet ing read and approved as read. The Finance Committee gave this report: We, Your Finance Committee, beg to report that all the fees from the various offices for the Month of September have been remitted to the County Treasurer as required by law. Motion by Clark, seconded by Stein that the following Claims be approved and warrants order ed drawn on the General Fund in payment of same: D. Noreen Murray 100.00 Elmer R. Bowen _ 155.00 Alice E. Bridges . 100.00 (To be continued ) Hist! Want to Know Something? An old fellow like me with so many years of experience in gift buying and giving doesn’t take anything sight unseen. So—I’ve been snooping be hind the scenes a bit lately and I’m telling you have some pretty nice sur- les in store for your Christmas lying. Yes siree! It’s my sug- Rjstion that you shop their store first and often . . . •and EARLY. Do You Realize there are only twenty-two shopping days be tween Thanksgiving and Christmas? That means that knowing shoppers will make good use of the early weeks in November (especially for the buying of gifts that must be mailed early.) [ l It isn’t much fun to be shoved and jostled around [ and have to select from stocks that have been [ picked over. Besides, it could be very cold and | stormy between Thanksgiving and Christmas. My [ best advice is i v* Shop Early in the Week t Early in the Day -and SOON i 1 to make your gift buying trips pleasurable and satisfying. 1 ; . .. • ./.* » Yours for a Merry Christmas ‘AK’ COUNTESS POSES Miss Mary Louise Birming ham (above), one of 12 count esses as the 1946 Ak-Sar-Ben coronation held last month in Omaha ,posas in her corona tion gown. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bimingham. Here from Sioux Cify — Miss Genevieve Biglin arrived Sunday from Sioux City to spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cronin and other relatives and friends. Begins New Job — CHAMBERS — Mrs. Vernon Smith returned Tuesday from a Norfolk hospital. injured at station Assistant Station Agent L. A. Nelson, of the Chicago and North Western railway, suffered a badly bruised left leg Wednes day when a wagon, loaded with 600 pounds or steel, upset on him while he was servicing a train. Ceiling's Off ! BUT OUR PRICES REMAIN "AS IS", AT LEAST UNTIL OUR COST IS INCREASED BY OUR SUPPLIERS. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE FOR IMMED IATE DELIVERY AT THE FACTORY, TICKETED OPA CEILING PRICE OR LESS: 1—8 Cu. Ft. Skelgas Electric Home FreezeT . $ 343.0ft 1—Hamilton Beach Food Mixer & Juicer -- 30.25 1—Elgin Steel Kitchen, complete with steel floor and wall cabinets, and Tracy Stainless Steel double - sink ... .. 439.00 Christmas Record Albumns % 3—Silex Coffee Maker Electric Range .— 2.90 1—Hamilton Beach Upright Vacuum Cleaner . 48.00 6—General Electric Heating Pads . .- 4.73 1—Portable Fan-Type Electric Room Heater - 24.75 1946 RADIOS AS FOLLOWS: 1—Westinghouse Automatic Radio-Phone _ 99.95 1—Admiral Automatic Radio - Phonograph .. 97.75 1—Emerson Portable 3-Way Radio (complete) . 51.40 1—12-Record Automatic Record-Player ... 43.50 10—RCA, Emerson, GE. Sentinel Table Model Electric Radios .... 29.95 to 49.95 ; 1—Dictograph 2-Way Intercom System — -.—. 17.50 GILLESPIE’S "HOME APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS" ! A I Bid STRIKE RAZOR BLADES Our'Reg. 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