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(In.) Upper thurtdoy, October 28, 1965 Real Estate Transfers Alder son, Wayne P. Kathryn to Ernest E. Fischer 10-15-fiS All Of lot 14 blk 1 4 south 15' Weisbrod lot 15 blk Fenton. Anderson, Alice Harold, Ak- kermann, Rut'i Wilhelm to George F. Sdnister 10-19-65 Beg.

272. ff 116.0' N. of NE corner of blk Way's Add. Titonka being in NE1 4 NW1 4 (see rec.) 9-97-27. Brandt, Tetje, Gertie et vir Christian, Poomgardon, Stella v'ernie to Georpp F.

Schuster 10-19-G5 Beg. 272.0 1 W. 116.0* N. of NE corner of blk 19, Way's Titonka located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Dau, William F.

Lois E. to Arnold F. Ella L. Lieb 10-1365 114' of of Lot 6 blk 1 S. 114' of Ingham's Add.

lot 7 blk Algona. Everts, Anna, sgl. et al to George F. Schuster 10-19-G5 Beg. 272.0* W.

116.0' N. of NE corner of blk 19, Way's Titonka located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Giesklng, Hilke Carl to George F. Schuster 10-19-65 Beg. 272.0* W.

116.0* N. of NE corner of blk 19, Way's Titonka, located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Irons, Margaret Kenneth to George F. Schuster 10-19-65 Beg. 272.0* W.

116.0* N. of NE corner of blk 19, Way's Titonka, located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Jentz, Lena widow to Ernest E. Mathilda M. Fischer 10-15-65 N.

Weisbrod lot 13 blk Fenton. Johnson, Donald E. Sandra; David V. Billie to Alg. Ind.

Devel. Corp. 10-15-650urundiv. int. in 36-9629 that pt.

of of (see rec.) 36-96-29. Murray, Joseph D. Shirley to Edward A. Rose Marie Schiltz 10-14-65 Part of Lot 3 of A. P.

of Pt. of 24-98-29 (desc. as see rec.) Pannkuk, Ben Esther, Fannie John Ruth; Meindert Sadie; Evert Mable; Fred Dena; Henry Etta to George F. Schuster 10-19-65 Beg. 272.0' N.

of NE corner of blk 19, Way's Titonka, located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Stecker, Agnes Telko, Viola Sarchett, et al to George F. Schuster 10-19-65 Beg. 272.0* W. 116.0* N.

of NE corner of blk 19 Way's Titonka located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Tiedens, Nanno Ruth, David Mary to George F. Schuster 10-19-65 Beg. 272.0* W. of NE corner of blk 19, Way's Add.

Titonka located in (see rec.) 9-97-27. Schrock Bros. Co.toTuloma Gas Products 10-11-65 011 Irvington Station. Stecker, Agnes Telko, Viola sgl. to John B.

Isebrand 10-5-65 Beg. 272.0' W. 204.0* N. of NE corner blk 19, Way's Titonka. Swanson, John Albert Edith A.

to Anrde E. Ackerson, Widow 10-12-65 Dourte's S. C. lots 13, 14, 15 blk. 3.

Tiedens, Nanno Ruth, David Mary to John B. Isebrand 10-5-65 Beg. 272.0' W. 204.0* N. of NE corner blk 19 Way's Titonka in Si 9-97-27, Ubben, Hattie, Widow to Harold Ubben 10-9-65 Undiv.

int. in 28-99-27 Undiv. int. in 29-99-27 undiv. int.

in an undiv. int. in 15-98-27. Is Promoted Victor Seely of the armed services was promoted to captain Sept. 27.

He graduated from Iowa State University in 1962 and was commissioned a second lieutenant. Captain Seely has been in the Army 3 years and recently returned to the states after 13 months duty in Korea In the medical supply department. Captain Seely is chief of medical supplies of Irwin Army hospital at Ft Riley, Kansas, and also post medical supply officer of Ft. Riley. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Seely, Algona. Carole Wiener Of Burt Will Wed Nov. 5 CAROLE WIENER DURT Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Wiener announce the engagement and approaching marriage of theii daughter, Carole Sue, to Mr. James Droege Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Droege Mueller, Fairmont. The bride is a graduate of Burt high school and is employed in the offices of Minnesota Mining, Fairmont.

Her fiance is a graduate of Fairmont high school and Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis He is employed in the office of Railway Motors, Fairmont. Nov. 5 Is the date chosen for their wedding at the Burt Methodist church. Paula Thilges To Head Riverdale One 4-H Unit Riverdale Rustlers Unit I met Saturday and had election of officers Paula Thilges, president; Suzanne Reding, vice Lenora Hilbert, Darlene Plathe, Judy Kollasch, Historian Sandy Wagner, Reporter; Judy Kollasch and Jane Reding, music chairmen; Paula Thilges and Ruth Thilges, recreation; Coleen Reding and Maribeth Thilges, courtesy chairmen. The club plans a roller skating party in November.

Vicky McGuire, Charlene Thilges and Lenora Hilbert told of their trip to Washington and showed slides. Girls who want to become members in 4-H were also present. They were Rita Schiltz, Sandy Kollasch, Barbara McGuire, Janice Erpelding, Diane Bormann, Ellen Bormann, Mary and Carry Thilges, Irene Thul, Suzanne Reding. A guest door prize was given to Sandy Kollasch Mothers as guests were Mrs. Peter Reding, Mrs.

Marvin Reding. The leaders are Mrs. Alvin Klein, Mrs. Ted Hilbert, Mrs. Albert Thilges, Mrs.

Edward Thilges. Mary Becker was also a guest. Lunch was served by the hosts. F-Bureau Woman Workshop, Nov. 3 Kossuth County Farm Bureau women will hold a woricshop next Wednesday at the Methodist church here, with registration starting at 9:30 a.

m. A noon luncheon will be served at the church. Participating will be all 19G5- GG officers, chairmen and special chairmen. Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Charles City, chairman of district 2, will introduce the 19GG-G7 program.

Mrs. Marian Inman of Bancroft, former state women's chairman, will present "Pride in Farm Bureau." Lois Busch home economist of the Extension service, and Roger Hiemstra, assistant Extension director, will present a talk on "Citizenship." Approximately GO or more women from throughout the county are expected to participate in the workshop. LEDYARD Mrs. Bert Johnson was pleasantly surprised at her home Saturday when members of the Jolly Eight birthday circle arrived with the makings of a birthday lunch to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Lews and family, Westside, were overnight guests at the Jerry Wiener home Friday. They report that their son Jerry, who was critically burned at his home st'v- eral months ago, when a gas water heater exploded, is again in University hospital, Iowa City, with serious infection of his wounds. He is expected to be there for several months. -G 0 H- Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Christiansen of Hicketts were honored on their sixtieth wedding anniversary October 17 at Charter Oak. BOARD PROCEEDINGS TWENTY-FOURTH DAY SEPTEMBER 1, 1965 Thf Bo.irrl of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Those present A. M.

Kollasch, Chairman and John Rode, Charles Plathr, Luwfonrp Newbrongh and Garry McDonald. Absent: None. In Plafhp and seconded by Rode that the Homestead aM Sol.iior Expmption br allowed as follows. Ayes: all. tfays: Motion carrlPd.

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS 1m Al to 1327 Inclusive except 125-129-141-153-160-162-167-170-180190-192-231-256-257-284-329-340-344- 348-376-377-390-408-415-430-432-464470-494-498-565-573-613-633-638-643- 1018 -1030 -1050 -1056 -1065 -11141110-1121-1138-1169-1177-1203-1208- 1243 -1258 -1272 -1287 -1311A-1313- 1315-1315B-433 1 to 240 Inclusive except 18-42-77-87-98-131136-140-145-148-153-160-199-200-207- 22G 1 to 156 Inclusive except 1 to 137 Inr.luslveexcept#llA-40-50-58-72-102A 1 to 132 Inclusive except 1 to 78 Inclusive except 1 to 48 Inclusive except 1 to 113 Inclusive except Al to 223Inclusive except 74-87-101A-105-106-110-130-138-168A- 193-213-216 1 to 200 Inclusive except 1 to 127 Inclusive except Wlilttomore Inc. Al to 183 Inclusive except TWPS: 1 to 80 Inclusive 1 to 55 Inclusive Except 1 to 93 Inclusive Except 8-90 2 to 42 Inclusive Except 22-23 1 to 72 Inclusive Except 54 1 to 70 Inclusive Except 7-52-64 1 to 56 Inclusive 1 to 29 Inclusive Except 5-12-13 1 to 58 Inclusive 1 to 53 Inclusive Except 32-42 1 to 46 Inclusive Except 44 1 to 67 Inclusive Except 3-12-14-23-29-34-3846-48 2 to 51 Inclusive Except 4-31-42 1 to 50 Inclusive 1 to 62 Inclusive Except 3-19-27-55 1 to 34 Inclusive Except 18-23 1 to 37 Inclusive Except 24-28 Bancroft Inr. Burt Inc. Fnnton Inc. Lakota Inc.

Ledyard Inc. Lone Rock Inc. LuVerne Inc. Swea City Inc. Titonka Inc.

Wesley Inc. Buffalo Burt Cresco Eagle Fenton Garfleld German Grant Greenwood Harrison Hebron Irvington Ledyard Lincoln Lotts Creek LuVerne Plum Creek Portland Prairie Ramsey Riverdale Seneca Sherman Springfield Swea Union Wesley Whittemore TOWNS: Algona Inc. 1 to 59 Inclusive Except 5-19 1 to 71 Inclusive Except 1 to 54 Inclusive Except 1 to 74 Inclusive Except 1 to 70 Inclusive Except 1 to 41 Inclusive Except 1 to 40 Inclusive Except 1 to 53 Inclusive 1 to 65 Inclusive Except 26-37-40-44-49 1 to 58 Inclusive Except 32-45-49 1 to 59 Inclusive Except SOLDIER EXEMPTIONS 1 to 549 Inclusive except 39-40-52-56t-58-59-60-62-64-107-116 129-152-184-172-185-193-204A-209- 250-292-295-320-324-345-359-398A 406-420-443-485-492-517-525-B38A- Delusive except Inclusive except Inclusive except Inclusive except Inclusive except Inclusive Inclusive except Inclusive except Inclusive except Inclusive except Inclusive except 1 to 61 1 to 24 2 to 35 2 to 25 Al to 15 1 to 39 1 to 81 1 to 53 1 to 40 1 to 66 Bancroft Inc. Burt Inc. Fenton Inc.

Lakota Inc. Ledyard Inc. Lone Rock Inc. LuVerne Inc. Swea City Inc.

Titonka Inc. Wesley Inc. Whittemore Inc. TWPS: Buffalo Burt Cresco Eagle Fonton Garfield German Grant Greenwood Harrison Hebron Irvington Ledyard Lincoln Lotts Creek LuVerne Plum Creek Portland Prairie Ramsey Riverdale Seneca Sherman Springfield Swea Union Wesley Whittemore Motion by Plathe and seconded by McDonald that Hugh Black be allowed a refund in the amount of $60.37 for erroneous assessment of Ag. Land Credit.

Ayes: all Nays: none Motion carried. Motion by Newbrough and seconded by Rode that taxes be suspended on Lot 4 ex. S. 2' feet, Aud. Plat 0.

L. C. Fenton, in the name of Elsie Frisbie. Ayes: all Nays: none Motion carried. Motion by Plathe and seconded by Newbrough that Kossuth uounty leases be approved to Alphons Erpelding and Joseph Krieps for grain bins, and the Chairman authorized to the leases.

Ayes: all Navss none Motion carried. Motion by McDonald and seconded by Plathe that taxes of Sieg-Kort Dodge Co. be abated as property was erroneously assessed in the amount of $679.19. Ayes: all Nays: none Motion carried. Motion by Nt'Wb rough and seconded by Rode that Kossuth County purchase the town of Ledyard by Q.

C. prop- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Al 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 33 25 52 16 31 29 30 24 27 28 23 36 35 21 37 25A 22 32 36 23 32 37 37 16 35 27 34 27 Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Inclusive Except Except Except xcept xcept Except Except xcept Except Except Except Except xcept Except Except Except Except erty to enlarge the Couhty shed in the amount of $1.00. Ayes: all Nays none Motion carried. Motion by Newbrough and seconded by McDonald that compromise settlement be given to Mr. and Mrs.

John Capesius in the amount of $600 for care of Joan Marie Capesius at Woodward State hospital. Ayes; all Nays: none Motion It was motioned that payment of claims allowed at this meeting of the persons and firms listed immediately following be ratified, allowed and confirmed. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Algona Mun. 185,84 Payroll Fund, 14,299,87 Maxine Momyer, Ex. Help- Clks.

Off 264.00 Ralph W. Lindhorst, Board Lodge of prisoners 62,40 Ralph W. Lindhorst, Meals Mileage 230,79 Larry Hudson, Meals Mileage 62,05 Donald M. Wood, Meals Mileage. 56,20 Wright Co.

Sheriff, Sup. .4.50 Law Enforcement Equipment Supplies 42.30 Electronic Specialties, Parts Repairs 101.82 Electronic Specialties, Mileage 80.90 Joyce Haydcn, Son Water .6.50 Joyce Hayden, Mileage .80.90 Culllgan, Soft Water 6.50 Paul Ludwlg, Meeting 4.00 Wm. Meeting 4.00 George Bass, Meeting .4.00 Charles Bormann, Meeting 4.00 W. L. Reynolds, Meeting .4.00 A.

F. McFarland, Meeting .4.00 R. 1, Anderson, Meeting .4.00 Florian Hellmann, Meeting. .4.00 Elmer Hellmann, .4.00 Frank Cogley, Meeting .4.00 Edward J. Elbert, Meeting.

.4.00 Earl R. Chambers, Meeting 4.00 Elmer Kubly, Meeting ,4.00 Advance Publ. Co. .32.17 Koch Sup. .7.65 Madison Chem.

Supplies ,29.75 Greenberg Auto Supplies, Supplies 3.85 W. Bell, Tel .284.32 Burrough's Corp. Sup 28.00 Advance Pub. Sup. .88.90 Matt Parrott Sons Supplies 345.99 Fldlar Chambers Supplies 20.68 Jenkins-Fergemann Supplies 58.71 Gen.

Typewriter Repairs 57.00 Donald Mitchell, .14.50 Dr. Schutter Koob, blood Tests 10.00 Upper Des Molnes Pub. Proceedings 118.85 Advance Pub. Proceedings 124.46 Gordon L. Wlnkel, Expenses 172.23 Treas.

of Koss. Co. Bounty 17.25 ROAD CLEARING FUND Payroll, Rd. Swaney Equip. Supplies 399.00 Quaker Oats REFUNDS Hugh M.

Black, Ag. Land Credit 60.37 SEC. RD. FUND Standard Oil, Fuel 614.11 Pioneer Lumber Lumber 3,599.01 Cities Serv. Oil Premier Autoware Parts 107.28 Humboldt Concrete Products Pipe 9,862.24 Glbbs-Cook Equip.

Parts 753.83 Taylor Motor .22.09 Great Plains Supply Parts 371.29 Eutectic Welding Alloys, Supplies 11.10 Construction Machinery Pump .3,518.20 Midwest Culvert 1V Culverts 2,040.63 Grouse Cartage Kossuth Motor Parts Repairs 41.47 la. Elec. Light Pwr. Elec. 2.43 Town of West Bend, .1.25 United Building Center, Supplies 35.23 Rick's Cities Repairs 12.75 Bauer Parts 9.00 Fairbanks Excavating, Excavating 360.00 United Build.

Center, Supplies 12.52 Frederick Percival N. W. Bell Tel 47.74 Michael Todd Co. Farts 387.95 Cooks Welders Supply, Supplies 28.18 Algona Imp. Parts .25.55 Everds Bros.

Inc. Elmer Dole ProJ. 8,100.00 Elmer Dole Co. Everds Bros. Proj.

6,538.09 Fenton Lumber Supplies 6.76 Blair Welding, .28.00 Kenneth Kollasch, Repairs 388,00 Interstate Pwr.Co.,Elec.,.50.00 Alg. Mun. Elmer Dole Co. Everds Bros. ProJ.

.34,759.67 Elmer Dole Co. Everds Bros. Chicago N. Western Freight 27.09 Payroll Fund, Sec. Rd 16,107.45 P.

Stone Inc. Welp McCarten, Cover Agg 2,219,93 Elmer Dole Proj, 1,717,53 Elmer Dole Evsrds Bros. Proj. 726.45 Elmer Dole Co, Everds Bros, Inc. Proj.

2,275.66 Burdette Hoeppner etal, Gravel 9,328.25 Ken's 66 Oil Fuel. .20.61 Dukehart-Hughes Tractor 4 Equip. Parts .650,00 Bell's Saw Shop, Repairs ,.22.40 Greenbei Auto Supply, Parts 183,32 Grouse Cartage Parts 24.56 Brown Supply parts 988.25 Swaney Equip. Supplies 100,70 Clement Crahan, Labor ..11.40 Des Molnes Steel parts .379.69 Lone Rock Coop. Tel.

Tel 19.98 Sieg-Ft. Dodge parts. .62.17 Rowlet P. .67.19 .1.00 .14.65 ..5.70 .5.00 .7.58 .8.50 .19.00 ..8.60 .13.28 John Thompson, ..431.00 Fergie's K. H.

Oil, Fuel. .70.88 Jerry's Cities Tubes 9.25 Farmers Coop. Supplies .28.94 Algona Mach. Shop, Repairs Beed Supplies Michael j. Wagner, Labor la.

Pub. Serv. Elec. West la, Tel Blair Welding, Repairs Standard OH, Fuel Eco Machine Repairs Irons P. H.j Repairs Alexander's Blacktop Premix 61.00 Pech Motors, Repairs .17.35 Arnold Motor Supply, Parts 12.07 Coop.

OH Supplies. .8.05 Ledyard Lumber Supplies 13.20 Esthervllle Concrete Supplies 121.90 Cent. la. Rural Cowan's, Supplies 320.28 Sunray D-X Oil Harvey Rath, Crib Moved 100.00 BANGS FUND Dr. A.

E. Slekmeler, Inspection 4.50 Dr. James K. Hill, Inspection 21.50 Dr. Hoyt H.

Raney, Inspection .13.50 Dr. J. A. Sanftner, Inspection 7.00 Dr. D.

J. Dr. W. B. Redman, Inspection 38.00 Dr.

Jeralt T. Waite, Inspection 45.00 Dr. Hans J. Seyffert, Inspection 33.50 CONSERVATION Mancil Hurlburt, Mileage 46.20 L. N.

Bormann, Harold Swanson, Mileage 46.20 A. J. Budlong, Mileage ....25.20 POOR FUND Phoebe Williams, Rent: Charles Huffman 90.00 Hazel M. Vera Rent; Roger Steenblock 36.50 Mary Copp, Rent: Rose Hahle 35.00 Bennie Eden Rent: Alvinia Fisch 25.00 John J. Welp, Rent: Joe Bednarz 45.00 Lloyd Dlxon, Rent: Albert Cutler 25.00 G.

R. Cook, Rent: Audry Frye 25,00 Slaba Funeral Serv. Transp. Maynard Nemitz 15.00 Garry Funeral Home, Transp. Christina Wilhelmina 17.50 Mathilda McFarland 15.50 Marvel Town of Whittemore, Blec.

Myrtle Frost 19.69 Thermogas Co. of Algona Fuel, Audry Frye 8.95 Town of Bancroft, Elec. Joe Rapp 3.19 Joe Bednarz 13.10 Peoples Natural Gas, Charles Huffman 20.10 Sunray D-X, Fuel: William Gustln 15.48 Rusk Drug, Medical: Adel White 6.73, Wm. Gustin 16 .78, Mae Ramus 12.77, Audrey Frye 17.45, Roger Steenblock 8.20, Carol Hemanen 9.76 Dr. Schutter Koob, Medical: Wm.

Llesener 71.25, James Walker 3.75, mil Haack 42.75, Florence Bagby 18.75, Art Mueller 12.00 St. Ann Medical: Joe Medin 625.90, Mary Mogenson 251.93, Dennis Haack 38.50 Dr. John Hardgrove 10.50, Lloyd Martin 18.75, Glen Parcel 10.95 Dr. R. K.

Richardson, Medical; Audrey Frye 18.75, Karen Christensen 17.25, Mae McLean 36.25 T. J. Egan, M. Medical: Joe Bednarz 20.00 Van Norman Drug Medical; Mildred Ternes 35.65 Welp Drug Store, Medical: Joe Bednarz 2.25 Joseph M. Rooney, Medical Percy Atkinson 11.25, Joe Medin 123.75, Steve Smith 30.00 Dr.

Bahne Bahnson, Medical: Eva Morris 16.00 M. G. Bourne, M. Medical: Mary Mogenson 6b.S25 Palo Alto Mem. Medical; Geo.

Frisbie 98.65 Holy Family Medical: Frank Ditsworth 192.85 Honsbruch Drug, Medical: Wm. Gustin 2,55, Stephen Smith 66.85 Droessler Food: Joe Bednarz 134.94 Cowing Food Mart, Food: Joe Rapp 20.00, Bertha Busch 15.00, Joe Bednarz 45.00 Vogel's Store, Food: Bernard Gifford 70.00 Zumach Grocery, Food: Myrtle Frost 60.00 National Food, Food: Esther De Camp 20.00 Ron Jack's, Food: Glen Parcel 30.00, Wm. Gustin 20.00, Audrey Frye 20.00, Roger Steenblock 12.00 East End Grocery, Food: Roger Steenblock 28.00, Audrey'Frye 20.00, Glen Parcel 30.00 S. Clothing: Charles Henneman 18.93 Charles Elbert 53.11 Blake Funeral Home, Services: Martha Meyer 234.00 Josie Fernau, Keep: Phyllis Solom 119.00 Mrs. Helen Zaugg, Keep: Rickey Struecker 115.70 Johnson Nursing Home, Keep: George Jennings 33.50 Jarry Rabiner Boys Ranch, Keep: Cleo Willis 135.13 Heritage Nursing Home, Keep: Wm.

Becker 100.00 Hlllcrest Home, Keep: Rose LaVera Westling 280.00 Alg. Good Sam. Home, Keep: Mae Ramus 167.57, Adele White 63.00 Morgan Home, Keep: Lawrence Mulligan 155.00, Paul Mulligan 113.10 Turner Nursing Home, Keep: Lorena Nemitz 131.75 State of Iowa, ADC 1836.00 State of Iowa, Blind .480.84 State of Iowa, State of Iowa, Disabled .87.67 Payroll Fund, Poor 1160.00 Irene Pugsley, Labor ...108.00 Algona Locker, Rent .24.00 Keck Freight 6.10 N. W. Bell, Tel 31.32 Thermogas Co.

of Algona, Fuel 30.80 Lindsay, Soft Water 58.90 Standard Oil, Fuel 107.82 Dr. Schutter Koob, Medical 16.13 Honsbruch Drug, Medical 414.28 Edwin F. Mino, Trucking ..18.40 Algona Machine Repairs .2.00 Fleet Tractor Stores, Parts .4.62 Bowman Builders, Repairs 1496.22 J. W. Burnett, Repaid Bills 29.50 United Bid.

Center, Supplies 21.28 Algona Imp. Parts .10.07 Coast to Coast, Arwell Spraying .10.00 Koss. Co. Prepaid Bills 5.50 Algona Locker, Butchering 43.68 Bernard Food Industries Supplies 51.10 Finn's Bakery, Food .76.98 Consl. Coop.

Creameries, Supplies 122.46 M. J. R. Hakes, Supplies 432.07 East End Food .1.35 Hood's Super National Food, Food 83.35 S. Clothing 22,94 Cities Serv.

Oil Sterling Slmonson, .208.40 Richard Plathe, Straw .88.00 Webster Orton, Spraying 113.36 Whittemore Elevator, Feed. 111.15 PAYROLL FUND J. W. Burnett, Co.Farm..225.00 Burnett, .225.00 Wendel Warwick, Co. Farm 200.00 Alma Warwick, Co.

Farm .200.00 L. C. Rovn, Probation Officer 152.76 Kenneth Richardson, Probation 141.45 A. M. Kollasch, Meetings Mileage 721.70 John H.

Rode, Meetings Mileage .722.50 Charles Plathe, Meetings Mileage .719.00 L. A. Newbrough, Meetings Mileage 623.40 Garry McDonald, Meetings Mileage 638.40 Homer Downs, Weed Commission .388.90 Arthur Johnson, Weed Commission 274.10 Ed Hildman, Weed Commission 340.10 Clarence E. Priebe, Weed Commission 355.05 Andrew Reding, Weed Commission .416.90 J. E.

Smith, Weed Commission 61.95 H. M. 1000,00 John Fraser, Asst. Engineer 650.00 Hazel Anliker, James Hoffman, Rodman 364.00 Tom Aaron, .591,10 Raymond Baade, .446,00 Alvin Ewing, Labor 604,20 John Krebsbach, .418.00 A. Kollasch, Labor ,456,00 Ed Blanchard, Labor .433,20 Noble L.

Crouch, Labor .361,00 Clarence Hentges, Labor 560,50 George Kockler, Roelf Miller, Labor 418,00 Ben Metzger, Labor 463.60 George Studer, Labor .471.20 John Schueler Charles Thompson, Labor .596.60 Cyril Wagner, Labor .505.40 C. E. ..522,75 Clifford Blanchard, Labor Richard Hoberer, Labor Clifford Holmes, Labor .429.50 Don Hainzinger, Labor .594,70 Earl Johns, Labor .471.50 Ralph Markla, Labor ..433.20 Urban Neuroth, .419.00 Delmar Plathe, ,339.50 Marcell Reding, Labor ...478.80 Leo Ramus, Labor 587.10 Gerald Wibben, ,613.70 Erich Willrett, Labor .482.60 Dale Helmers, Labor ...420,80 Elmer P. Ricks, ,420.70 ,482.60 Fred Stecker, Labor .410.00 George Orville Welltnd, James Walker, ,421.30 Henry Zwelfel, Labor ....441.70 DRAINAGE FUND Marvin O. Kruse, Drain Shumway, Kelly Fristedt, 4 .25.00 Carl Garrett Son, 4 ,100.00 Shumway, Kelly A Fristedt, 5 .15.00 Advance Pub.

7 .10.40 Shumway, Kelly Fristedt, 7 Ben Bruhns, 9 ..95.00 John Thompson, 24 224.51 John Thompson, 63 .332.50 John Thompson, 69 ,162,50 Kruse Engineering, 80,., .626.72 Michael Davis, 80 Lat 2 .54,76 Advance Pub. 80 Laf 30 4.. .9,33 John Thompson, 83 .27.50 John Thompson, 84 ,25,00 Michael Wagner, 103 ,12.00 Clement Crahan, 103 .12,00 Michael Wagner, 105 .14.00 Clement Crahan, 105 .14,00 John Thompson, 115 L. Leffert, HK 5-87 2624.00 Kruse Engineering, HK 1. .119.97 Kruse Engineering, HK 1..

.23.78 Clement Crahan, HK 2 .2.03 Michael Wagner, HK 8 .7.27 Clement 8 .7,27 Maynard Moretz, HK 7-120 666.16 United Bid. Center, PAK 1.M.49 Shumway, Kelly Fristedt, WK 35-89 Lat 5 .1.56 STATE INSTITUTION Jos. M. Rooney, M. Exam, Phys .7.50 David L.

Shumway, Attorney 7.50 Leo J. Cassel, Attorney ...10.00 Dr. M. D. Enna, Relners Nursing Home, Keep 240.00 Tommy Dale Mem.

Keep .362.70 Alma Leegaard Home, Keep 100.00 State Comptroller, Keep 792.22 COURT FUND Payroll Fund, Court Payroll .1663.70 Hamilton Printing, Supplies 9.38 Harold E. Gartner, Mayor Fees 5.00 Ralph Lindhorst, Mileage .18.10 Harold E. Gartner, Mayor Fees 4.00 There were no Poor Fund Receipts turned into the Treasurer's Office for the month 1 of August. On motion adjournment was taken until September 8, 1065. ATTEST: A.

M. Kollasch, Chairman', Board of Supervisors Marc Moore, Kossuth Co. Auditor BOARD PROCEEDINGS TWENTY-FIFTH DAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 SPECIAL JUNE SESSION The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Those present were A. M.

Kollasch, Chairman, John Rode, Charles Plathe, Garry McDonald Law rence Newbrough. Absent: none Motion by Plathe and seconded by Newbrough that Class 1 Beer permit be granted Louis Schafer, Jr. West Bend. Ayes': all Nays: none Motion carried. Motion by Newbrough and onded by Plathe that cigarette permit be granted Louis Schaferj West Bend.

Ayes: all Nays; none Motion carried. On motion adjournment was taken until September 14, 1965. ATTEST: 1 A. Kollasch, Chairman, Board of Supervisors Marc Moore, Kossuth Co, Auditor BOARD PROCEEDINGS TWENTY-SIXTH DAY SEPTEMBER; 14, 1965 SPECIAL SEPTEMBER SESSION The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment, Those present were A. M.

Kollasch, Chairman, Garry McDonald, Lawrence Newbrough, John Rode and Charles Plathe, Absent: none Motion by Newbrough and seconded by McDonald that Class Beer permit be issued Charles McVay (Charlies Supper Club) effective Oct. Ayes: all Nays; none Motion carried, Motion by Piathe and seconded by Rode that Class Liquor License be approved for Charles. McVay. Ayes: Nays; none Motion Carried! Motion by Newbrough and seconded by McDonald that compromise settlement of $3000 be. given on the John Lynch account at the County Home and is now, paid in full until January Ayesj all Nays: none Motion carried.

On motion was taken until October J. 1965. ATTEST: A. Kollasch, Bd, of Supervisors: Marc Moore, Kossuth Co. Auditor.