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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.
IU:d Cloud, Nobr., Aug. 8th, A. D. 1911.
Board of County Commissioners mot
pursuant to adjournment. Members
present Paul Storey, 0. Ohmstede, T.
J. Chaplin, 1 F. Schmidt and O. V.
Hummel, chairman of said Board.
Moved and seconded that the F.iir
Association of Webster County, 'N'ebr.,
be and is hereby allowed the sum of
$200.00, being the amount asked for
by said association for the year 1910,
iuuI the balance of their indebtedness
after the closing of the fair at Bladen
In said county this fall (1911), and
the ccrtlllcato lllcd with the Count
Clerk, as provided by the statute of
Nebraska; provided said Indebted
ness does not exceed the amount pro
vided by law for such purposes and
provided further that the general
fund of said county will allow such
expenditure. (Motion carried.)
It waB moved and seconded that
J. M. Holaml be and is hereby appoint
ed Justice of the peace lu and for
tiiilde Hock precinct. (Motion car
ried.) Moved and seconded that the of
ficial bond of J. M. Holand as Justice
of the I'caco In nnd for Guide Hock
precinct, bo and Is hereby approved.
(Motion carried.)
In the matter of the Hoad Petition
of X. E. Harvey, ct ul., asking for n
road to be opened up and established
between sections 19 and 30, Town 2,
Range VI, which was laid over from
the Commissioners of .June 19, 1911,
coming on now for hearing and it ap
pearing to the board of County Com
missioners that the cast half mile of
said road Is now and lias been used
as a public road for the past ten
years by continuous possession Is a
public highway, whereupon It was
moved and seconded that the petition
bo granted as to the west half mile
of said road and M. Colby, owner of
the Southwest Quarter of Section 19-2-12,
be allowed nnd hereby Is al
lowed the sum of $02.50, nnd as u fur
ther consideration the privilege of
using the spring situated on the right
of way of said road for any and all
damages arising by virtue of the
opening and establishing the west
half mile of said road as prayed for
In said petition as to the west half
mile. (Motion carried.)
Moved and seconded that the Coun
ty Clerk be and Is hereby authorized
and Instructed to draw a warrant on
the general fund In favor of Win. Col
by for $02.50 for damages arising by
virtue of opening and establishing the
above described road. (Motion car
ried.) Moved ami secouded that the poor
farm committee, in conjunction with
Elmer Wilson, superintendent of poor
farm, purchase a bull for the poor
farm. (Motion carried.)
In the matter of procuring clothes
for Miss Witt, who Is blind and is a
charge upon Webster County, It was
moved nnd seconded that the super
intendent of the poor farm correspond
with the brother of Miss Witt and
find out the necessary clothing she Is
in need of, and upon such finding, to
procure her the necessary clothing or
remit enough money to her to make
such purchases as he may deem prop
cr under the circumstances. (Motion
carried.)
On motion, adjourned to 9 o'clock
a. m., August 9, 1911.
In the matter ot the road petition
of Fred Wehnes and others asking the
county board to open and establish a
road on the section line on the north
side of Section 3, Twp. 3, Range 11,
weoster county, Nebraska, it was
moved and seconded the above and
foregoing petition be granted and said
road be and Is hereby established as
prayed for in said petition. (Motion
carried.)
In the matter of a strip of land
bought of I. V. Negley by the County
Commissioners for road purposes in
the northeast quarter of Section 22,
Twp. 2, R. 12, it was moved and sec
onded that the County Clerk be and
is hereby authorized to draw a war
rant on the general fund In tho sum
of $207.01 In consideration of tho con
veyancc by deed of said land to Web
btor County, Nebraska, for road pur
poses, which deed of conveyance Is
recorded in deed record No. 11, page
1S7, of tho records of Webster Conn
ty, Nebraska, (Motion carried.)
On motion tho following claims on
tho poor farm fund were allowed and
the Clerk Instructed to draw warrants
of said fund in payment of same: S
Sherman, $2.00; Elmer Long, Harry
Moode, $5.50; Elmer Wilson, $1.50;
Sarah Hanson, $2.25; W. I Koon,
$3.00; W. U Koon, $3.00; Dr. B. A.
crolghton, $2.00. Total, $14.25.
On motion the following claims
were allowed and tho Clerk author
ized and instructed to draw warrants
on their respectivo funds in payment
of same:
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Warrants on General Fund.
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M. M. Montgomery 12.00
CIiIchko I.lir. Co 223.00
Saunders Ilroa 3,451.75
SitumluiH Ilroa 448.75
.1. S. Maralt 67.20
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I' I.. Slokes
Otto Skjelyer
K. Ileltler
V. II. IMtti'iHon
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Mr. John l.emke.
Win. Churcho.s
E, U. Overman
Robt. Duinorell
Dr. Wm. WpKnutu
Kd Amack
Joh. Curney
I. V. Kdflon ,
John A. Wllxon
Tt. Ii. I.egnott
C. E. Fcarn
Instltuto Feeble. Minded
Institute Feeble Minded
Frank Weston
Smith Premier Co
W. H. Mooro
C. K. Hill
D. S. Phelps & Sou
J. It, Ucauchump
C. F. Kehler
Henry Deldrlch
J. W. Momavlllu
Dr. Dutnerell
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C. K. VuukIuiii
J. II. Carr
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A. F. Krauso
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Warren Sutton
U F. Schmidt
J. O. Duley
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Farmers Instltuto Ii, II
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W. A. Franklin
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the lollowing drums
Willie Kelly, claim for
$5.00 for cleaning the school house in
Harmony iprcclnct; Samuel Richard
son, claim of $5.00 on account of
double assessment for the year 1909,
on part of southwest quarter of Sec
tlon 3-1-9. On motion Chas. Hunter's
claim was cut from $10.00 to $8.00.
On motion Webster Argus claim for
$43.50 was cut to $40.58. On motion
adjourned to August 22, 1911. .
E. W. ROSS,
County Clerk.
Folev Kidney Pills will check th
progress of your kidney and bladder
trouble and heal by removing the
cause. Try them. Sold by Henry
Cook the Druggist.
CATARRH
ErVER$Ji
8 nils s
3 s is
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Applied Into tha notlrils
la aulokly abaorhad.
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It cleanses, soothes, heals und protects the
di-wased memlirutiu resulting from.Cutiirrh
and drives uwuy a Cold in tho Head quickly.
Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell.
It is easy to use. Contains no injurious
drugs. No mercury, no cocaine, no mor.
phino. The bouiehold remedy.
Price, 50 cents at Druggists or by mall.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
trikd EVERYWHERE Tusruu'
A Meal of Bread
Our llreiul is mi nutritious that you
can make u tneiil on It that h thor
oughly refri-shlnv and strengthening.
We have made it a point to use none
but tho best of Hour lu Uh prepara
tion, und cleanliness has not been sac
rlilcod. When you partake of It you
will wiy that "the bread that mother
used to hake" cannot be compared
with it. I'Yo-ili broad dally, and plenty
of it, does Hindi to keep tho health of
the. ramtly. It is truly the stall; or 11 To.
Call on us for your supply.
Bon-Ton-Bakery and
Restaurants
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Simply Designed Monuments
are often as effective as more elab
orately carved memorials. It depends
largely upon the skill and taste of the
maker of the monument.
We Execute With Skill
any memorial design you may choose,
whether it be from our book of 1,000
designs or from an idea of your own.
We are atyour service for any monu
mental work you may require.
ED. McALlSTER
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
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FIRE
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Don't Delay Ordering
a fire Insurance policy from us a
single day. Fire isn't going to
stay away because you are not in
sured. In fact, it seems to pick
out the man foolish enough to be
without
A riKK INSUK A NCK POLICY
Have us issue you a policy to-day.
Don't hesitate about the matter.
The fire fiend mayj have your
house down on the list for a visit
this very night.
MARK WHAT I 9 AY
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Rmllabl Insurance.
More people, men and women, are
suffering from kidney and bladder
trouble than ever before, and each
year more of them turn for quick re
lief and permanent benefit to Foley's
Kidney Remedy, which has proven it
self to be one of the most effective
remodies for kidney and bladder all
ments that medical science has de
vised. Hold at Henry Cook's druir
store.
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