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North East Kossuth News JUNIOR PLAY AT TITONKA, OCT. 17 Titonka: The jurtior class play Unawares" will be given on Tuesday, October 17th at the Tyke Theatre. Miss Betty Holderoft Is directing the play. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Rlcklefs were at Mason City and Hampton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T.

A. Dunmlre spent the week end with relatives at Newton, Iowa. The Methodist missionary society will hold a luncheon Friday noon at the church. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Byers of Garner spent Sunday with the Andrew Krominga family. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kuchenreuther spent Sunday with their son, Kenneth, and his wife at Burt. Mr.

and Mrs. Telko Seitsema and daughter, Grace, returned Friday from California, after having spent some time visiting. Ruth Welhousen, Dorothy Budlong and Harriet Schram, students at Cedar Falls, visited home folks over the week end. The last ball game of the Titonka high school season was held on Friday at Titonka with Lone Rock. Titonlta won the game.

Russell French forestry student at Iowa State College, Ames, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard French. The members of the Doan church held a reception for Rev. and Mrs.

Patterson Friday evening. A fine blanket wag given the Pattersons. Electric service in town was suspended several hours Wednesday night because of a tree blowing down and falling across the high line. The hours for Sunday school and church services of the Lutheran church have been changed to 9:30 and 10:30 during the coming winter months. Mrs.

J. Breen and Mrs. Elmer Peterson left for Sioux City on Friday, returning Sunday evening. Mrs. John Steenhard of Lakota Buried on Sunday They visited with Mrs.

Peterson's daughter, Maxine. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Torgersen left for DCS Moines Sunday to attend the funeral of the doctor's brother, Edwin Torgersen who died early Sunday morning. Donovan Andrews and Robert Schutjer, students at Iowa State College at Ames, spent the week end with their parents.

Robert's father, George Schutjer brought the boys home from Ames Saturday and took them back Sunday afternoon. Promotion Exercises In S. S. at Lakota Lakota: The Methodist Sunday School held their promotion exercises Sunday and Orvllle Koppen gave a report on the conference he attended at Webster City as delegate from Lakota and Ledyard. A family dinner in the church dining room followed.

The Rev. Grote, who will be pastor this year, did not arrive and the Rev. Hammer charge of the morning service and at Ledyard. Copies of the financial report for 38-39 were handed out by the treasurer, Henry Paterson. Car Strikes Hogs But Lakotan Unhurt In Narrow Escape Lakota: Mrs.

John Steenhard, 83 years old, passed away last Thursday afternoon at two o'clock following a heart attack. Mrs. Steenhard's husband passed away July 29, .1933, nnd since that time her daughter, Lena Steenhard has cared for her mother. Although the health of Mrs. Steenhard has not been of the best for several years, she was bedfast only nine weeks, Altjc Smidt, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper Smidt was born in Wener, Ostfrieslond, Germany, on Dec. 27, 1855, nnd on April 27, 1884, was married to John Stecnhnrd In Germany. Fourteen children were born to them, six girls and eight boys, six having died. Those living are Jasper, of Armstrong, John, Dick, Harm; Mrs.

Grace Harms and Lena, nil of Lakota, nnd vicinity, Mrs. Alta Ahlfs of Woden and Mrs. Tena Lurson of Adrian, Minn. She also leaves 22 grandchildren and two great- grandchildren nnd one brother, Harm Smidt in Germany. Jasper Smidt of Lnkota is a son of her brother, Harm.

Mr, nnd Mrs. Steenhnrd cnme to America in 1889 nnd settled nea Acklcy, Iowa, nnd moved to Lnttl mer in 1897 innd then to a fnrm Kossuth county south of Germnnia now Lnkota in 1804, where they liv ed until 1921 when they retired an moved to Lakota where they bull a comfortable home and have sine resided. Funeral services were held at th St. Paul's Lutheran church Sundaj afternoon with the Rev. Boese in Mrs.

Jake Peterscn nnd HksHfigg has not, b6eH in thi yr. Steward, canst best of health lately. p- c. smith, jujy fees Mildred Edwards, who underwent an operation recently, was brought home from the Buffalo Center pital, Friday, ahd is now ing at home. Doris Olsdtt la helping with the housework.

Lena Kutknecht drove home fam Mason City Saturday for a visit with her parents over the week end. Mrs. c. K. Rippentrop accompanied back Sunday afternoon for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

Michael Winter, who Is seriously ill. Mrs. Alice Rlppentrop, who died at Buffalo Center recently, was a former resident of this vicinity and lived here-when her children were small, but moved to the Buffalo Center vicinity before her husband, the late C. C. Rlppentrop died.

Mrs. Clinton Vaux, Mt. Vernon, Washington, was a visitor at the Samuel and Harry Warburtons, on Friday, Mrs. Vaux brought her parents who also live in Washington, Austin, their former home, to visit relatives. Mrs.

Vaux also visited at several other points while on her trip. McOee, jury teen Heriry Jeliei 5 Burtls, Jui Ed shftokelford, ury fees tees jury Geo. Wllley, Jury fees Hstel witness fees 1.50 Herald Brace, witness fees 1.5(1 George Crawford, witness tees 1.60 A. R. Moulds, const, fees .86 Guy Sever, witness fees 55 Mrs.

Robert Errlngtbn, fees 88 Mrs. Pearl Wilson, witness fees i .85 Alvlri Brlggs, witness fees .66 Loss, sheriff fees I.BO Cecil McOlnnis, marsh, fees ,85 Tim O'Brien, marsh, fees ,85 P. A. McArthur, weed cotnm, 147.56 J. K.

Overmyer, weed comm. 82.00 Kossuth County Farm Bureau, approp 376.00 Baker Paper sup 85.16 .1. S. Latta Son, sup. 31.62 H.

A. Phillips School sup 17,72 Monroe Calculating Mach. sup is. 00 Clotilda Hutchison, A. P.

exp 15.00 City of Algona, light serv. 01.43 COUHT FUND C. T. bailiff 42.00. Wilson's Cafe, meals for jurors 7.70 orviile John Foster, liber Moere, labwr nnd ftftsf LEDYARD NEWS Beet loading was to Lakota: Robert Becker narrow-1 Arvilla Christ sang nnd the follow ly escaped serious accident on ing were pall bearers, Fred Mnbus Saturday evening while driving near the Barslou farm north of the old golf grounds west of Gerled.

The dust from a car ahead made visibility poor and Robert's car struck two hogs which were wandering on the road but he kept control of the car. Both hogs were killed and the bum on the cnr was torn off and the front axle bent. No one in the ca was injured. Adolph Poppe, Fred Swartz, tav Potthoff, Leonard Christ and Ernest Trnsamar. Approximately 25 relatives from distant points, no counting any of the immediate family attended the funeral.

LARGE 48" CHEST WITH AUTOMATIC TRAY Sailor Gets SendoiT Arnold Becker was given surprise party at the Nick Koppens Sunday evening with his brothers, Robert Martin and Ray as sponsors. The evening was spent playing games and ice cream, cake and coffee were served. Arnold left Tuesday for Fort Dodge and from there goes to the Great Lakes Naval Training camp in Illinois. About 30 young people were present. New Kroehler Living Room Suites.

New Bedroom Suites New Fall Rugs and Carpets No advance in prices. Let us figure your Furniture and Floor Covering needs. We can save you money. FOSTER'S Furniture Store Shelling and Sealing Farmers are busy these iays with shelling and storing the sealed corn and picking the 1939 corn crop. Most corn is excellent quality and some yields are reported large especially vhcre planted on low ground.

Acorn Club Moots Mrs. Carl Gersema was hostess to the Acorn club Thursday. Delegates to the district fedration meeting at Estherville were elected and are Mrs. S. Warburton and Mrs.

W. E. Gutknecht with Mesdames Jerry Ukena and R. L. Williams as alternates.

Mrs. W. E. Ley from the club is one of the county delegates nnd Mrs. Delia Smith, district historian, is also an ex-officio delegate.

A Search for Self was given by Mrs. J. a vocal duet by Mesdames Jerry Heetland and Jerry Ukena and a paper, "Try to Give Yourself Away" by Mrs. Edward Inlay. Then a vocal solo by Mrs.

Charles Gutknecht. Mrs. Delia Smith, Mrs. Tom Tamen an Mrs. Earl Ogrcn were Mason City shoppers Saturday.

The Presbyterian missionary society spent Tuesday at the C. A. Gutknechts where they made sponges for the White Cross. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Gutknecht, August Gutknecht and daughter, Emma and Genevieve Brewer were Sunday visitors at the Leo Kienitz home. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Greiner and daughter, Fonda Mae, and Mrs, Greiner's brother, John Gersema and wife were visitors at the Otto Koppens last week. They are cousins of Mrs. Koppen. Arthur Hastings and two daughters, Audrey Hastings of Lakota, and Mrs. Schutter of Buffalo Center were Algona visitors Saturday.

was to commence again Monday but due to the rain was postponed. Mr and Mrs. N. A. Pingle were Sunday afternoon callers at the Joe Mayne home.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ehlers of Swea City were Sunday guests at the Harry Schraeder home. Borniece Smith and Mary Ellen Galagan were Sunday dinner guests at the Wm. Flynn home.

James Logan, who Is emlpoyed in the S. store In Algona, spent Sunday at the H. D. Mayne home. Harvey Worden spent the week end at the home of his aunt and uncle, the Gone Wordens, near Elmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bashara nnd daughters and the M. Homseya of Armstrong were fishing at Swan Lake Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson Brack, Mr. and Mrs. Tice Brack were Sunday supper guests at the Walter Miller home near Elmore. F.

T. Lewis and son, Lawrence, ind Mrs. Emma Smith of Lakota iveru Sunday dinner guests at the Wilson Brack home. The Methodist Ladies' Aid is hav- ng a waffle supper in the church msement Saturday evening. Serv- ng will begin at five o'clock.

Luetta Gelhaus, Alyce Hagge, Lilian Klinksiek, Ervin Dan Froehlich and Henry Grand- ennett visited the grotto at West Bend Sunday. Wm. Garry accompanied a former choolmate of Fort Dodge to Winna, Friday to attend home- oming at St. Mary's College. They returned home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Krammesmeier and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weaver and Marjorie spent Sunday in West Bend, where they enjoyed a picnic dinner and viewed the grotto.

Ben Mayer was out at Grant several days last week helping Wilbur Briggs and son put in a cellar drain and septic tank for the fine, large, all-modern home which they INSANE FUND Kntherlnc McEvoy, clerk's fees B.25 Casey Loss, sheriff fees 16.70 C. H. Crotzmeyer, comm. fees 3.00 P. A.

Danson, comm. foes 3.00 INSTITUTE FUND Mrs. Ida Swnr.Bon, demonstration 32.90 Alice Myers, 34.00 Fda Pademlorf, demonstration 32.92 Feme Thome, demonstration 31.35 Win. Shirley, trading oxp. 12.30 CONSTRUCTION FUND McGulre Brothers, grading.

2248.00 C. A. Emery, graveling 272.73 C. A. Emery, graveling 1044.25 H.

M. Smith, salary 260.00 Bill Hilton, rodmar. 21.00 John D. Fraser, salary 80.50 Bill Hlltoiv, rodmnn 21.00 Advance Publishing sup. 41,05 Concrete Products sup 928.28 towa Culvert Plpo sup.

105.09 Standard Supply sup. 304.62 DCS Moines Steel sup. .1399.53 DRAINAGE FUND No. Cl.as. E.

Chubb, engineer 5.00 George Looft, labor 10,00 John Welch, labor 8.75 E. Br. Dr. No. Chas.

15. Chubb, engineer 13.40 Homer Nolle, labor 3..00 Concrete Products sup 315.06 Dr. No. I Uck Baade, labor 2.00 C. H.

Cooper, labor 1.75 Dr. No. Cha.s. 15. Chubb, engineer 36.40 Kelso, labor 26.00 Clarence Hentgeti, labor 22.75 Medln, labor 3.28 F.

S. Norton Son, sup 3.28 Kogor Elbcrt, labor 12.00 Sup. sun 333.95 Dr. No. Kelso, labor 32.00 Clarence Hentges, labor 28.00 Wm.

F. Gronbach, labor 21.00 Concrete Prod. sup. Gi.26 Kenn Kluger, labor 42.90 No. Charles Glaus, labor 62.00 Arthur Glaus, labor 54.SB Dr.

No. Clias. K. Chubb, engineer 7.00 George Looft, labor 36.00 John Welch, labor 31.50 Dr. No.

Dorerbush, labor 30.30 It. Pomcroy, labor S.7ii K. Haselruth, labor 10.50 Di. No. Lylc McCulloiiRh, labor 600 Jim Sheridan, labor 6.00 Lyle McCullough, labor 12.00 Jim Sheridan, labor 12.00 Di.

No. George Looft, labor 32.00 John Welch, labor 28.00 Dr. No. George Looft, labor 10.10 HennTrief," labor 6 i Kelno. labor 16.0 1 Clarence, Hentges, labor 14.06 qeo, Holtftbauer, 10.71 f.

Norton son. sup 62.94 Botaford Lumber sup. 2.92 Prank Miller, light, ser. Cut Rate Qroofcry, prov. 69.49 Alftona loo Cream Candy Factory, sub go.84 Graham store, sup.

7,68 Dr. R. M. Wallace, med 1,00 C. A.

Rochleau, labor 38.00> L. A. Vlnond, labor 78.S4 Fred Park, tnlse, 19.10 Kohlhftas ft SpllloS, Blip, 26,95 Howard Hardware, sup. 17,71 McCormlck Deerir.g store, sup. i 26 05 Mid, Continent sup 60.97 Standard Tar Products Corp passage ftnd publication AS it; led City .1.

I. 6.00 9.13 of Algona, Sup. Morrymnn, labor 73.90 MAINTENANCE FUND Dernard Dankbar, accident flNot allowed W. jAftLSott, City Clerk of Alffona. in.

Approved this 2nd, day of October, 1989. LEJIGHTON MtSBACH. of the city of lotfra. printing print 4.W 78.88 Council Minutes lYelKlit 22.1 fl City of Algona, light serv. 12.09 Peter MovTck, labor 21.00 C.

N. W. Ry, Haglund Ploeier, now Mnlnl. Bldg. 640.75 Peter Movlck, patrol 70 00 A.

Hllclmnn, patrol J. E. Falk, patrol 1111.20 Bobert Wood, patrol D2.40 Wilbur A. Fisher, patrol 108.4B Oliver Young, patrol 90.25 Lem Stockwell, pntrol 93.45 J- M. Long, patrol 91.35 Allor.

Pettlt, patrol 73,20 Jay Goddon, patrol 7700 Ray Blerstedt patrol 87.50 J. H. Montgomery, patrol 97.85 Doyal Sanders, patrol 91.35 Clyde Sanders, patrol 98 71 Kd Baker, patrol 103.28 Verne Mollnder, patrol 90.30 mer Swing, patrol 106.40 Vlrgel Wolrlck, patrol 34.50 Miller, patrol 7890 Hugh Butterfleld, patrol 103.95 Holmler Krominga, patrol 12B.OO Arnold Delperdang, patrol 125.00 Charles F. Sweeney, 100.00 Carl Garrett, patrol 1. ISh.OO Archie Dodds, patrol 93.80 Win.

O. Ludwlg, patrol 102.00 Ralph Markhi, patrol 92.76 S. D. McDonald, patrol 106.40 Wm. F.

Gronbach, patrol (16.50 Bert Shellmeyer, patrol 91.00 Joe M. Baser, patrol 91.00 Hubert'Mergen, patrol 91.00 Tom Weir, patrol 100.46 Harry Helmke, patrol 142.45 Eel Fuchsen, patrol 126.00 Merwln Marlow, patrol 88.55 Melvln R. Hawks, patrol 91.00 Clifford Holmes, patrol 92.75 I.yell W. 'Miller? patrol 42.00 M. L.

Worby, patrol 107.33 Mllo H. Patterson, patrol 98.00 Henry Tjaden, labor 3.00 L. E. WIngert, labor 5.00 Peter N. Thllges, labor 13.26 James Kelso, labor 30.00 Clarence Hentges, labor 26.25 N.

D. Mitchell, labor 23.00 Dick Baade, labor 47.15 C. H. Cooper, labor 45.15 Tjarks, labor 31.68 Clinrle Glaus, labor Arthur Glaus, labor 70 Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. tiling 52.74 J.

L. Bor.ar, tiling 16.20 J. I. Merryman, bridge work 238.90 Bancroft Register, printing 1.20 Concrete Products sup. 35.17 Clarence Zuto.Ua.

hauling gravel iUcCormlck-Deerlng Store, sup Howard Hardware, sup Ceo. Holtxbauer, sup Joseph M. Wllte, sup I.case Lease, sup U'esley Auto sup ICnrl Stott Hardware, sup. 1C TIB Grain sup. Nelson sup Hocnk Motor storage Sorensen Grocery, sup l.ulng Muckey, sup Rolsford Lumber sup.

Kohlhaas Spllles. sup. arc building. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Walsh and three sons and Thomas Walsh of Rochester, spent last week at the Wm. Garry home. The men were helping put up steel corn bins at the Garry elevator. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Blome and family and Geneva, Deloris and Virgil Gelhaus went to Hollandale Sunday to get Arlowe Blome who has been helping his uncles, the Brand brothers dig potatoes. Mrs. Margraet Looft of Swea City and Mrs.

Marie Carstens and son of Chicago who are visiting Mrs. Looft, spent Thursday evening at the N. A. Pingle home. On Monday evening the same group were dinner guests at the Pingle home.

On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zielske entertained the following relatives for dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zielske, Herb and Walter, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Zielske, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zielske and two sons and Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Wilcox and children of Fort Dodge. Want Ads cover multitude of need.f. and discover BOARD PEOCEEDINGS "What are you doing, my little maid?" talking to Daddy, sir," she said. Already she's learning that telephone calls bring happiness. Not so many years and other fellows besides Daddy will be calling telephone is going to play a big part in bringing good times and friends.

Later, she will learn how the telephone saves time and you can call anyone you need right it keeps you in touch with friends and it is one of the most convenient and helpful things money can buy and yet it costs very little. NORTHWESURN BELL TELCPHONf COMPANV Auditor's office, Algunu, town, October 2, 1939 o'clock A. M. Hoard of Supervisors met siiani in adjournment with all mem- bi-rs present. hy Morris and second oy CIIKKI-OVI- that tin- following llnme- sii-ad Credits for P.i:!!) be.

approved on Ihu following ili-si-rlbud properties: Lois Thompson No. Com. i) rods S. of XK corner of Guv. Lut 3 Si-ptlun 11 Tmvnshlp 05 llange theiu-e 8 roils, 4 roils rods lo Mlrtm-sula Strei-l, tl.em-e along the line of Minnesota street 4 rods in point of bi-if.

Valuation $21)00, and La urn No. IMS, N. 00 ft. of Lots 5 and (i of F.ionic 7S Original Plat to Algona. valuation $1200 and Herman Wise No.

65, Lot 3 Block Sexton-Prairie Township valuation for years 1938 and 1939. Ayes: all. Motion hy Fraser and second by Morris that a $2.00 Dog Tax delinquent charged against Elmer Weaver in Lotts Creek Township for 1938 be abated, reason receipt shows same was paid In Irvlngton Township. Ayes: all. Motion by Helken and second by Morris that the contractor's bond of Haglund Ploeger In the amount of $500.00 be approved.

Ayes: all. Motion by Morris and second by Cosgrove that the following Quarterly Tteports be approved: Clerk's report of Fees Collected, Recorder's lieport of Fees Collected, Auditor's Report of Fees Collected, and Sheriff's Quarterly Report. Ayes: Motion by Morris and second by Cosgrove that a cash allowance of $45.00 per month be made to Mrs Tom Carney as of date September 1st. 1939. Ayes: all.

Motion by Morris and second by Helken that a refund of $1.80 be given to Douglas Wlldln as administrator of Chester Wlldln Estate as a compromise settlement for over charge In Personal Tax of Chester Wlldin In 1936. Ayes: all. Motion by Morris and second Fraser that Kossuth County pur chase a Chevrolet Sedan from Kossuth Motor Company for County Engineer. Ayes: all. Motion by Fraser and second by Morris that Helken make necessary repairs on the following Drainage Districts No.

85, No. 90, No. 82 and Jt. No. 4.

Ayes: all. Motion by Fraser and second by Morris that a paupers' notice be served on Thurman Moore and family. Ayes: all. Motion by Morris and second by Fraser that Kossuth County, Iowa, Issue and deliver a Quit Claim Deed to Lewis Bosma to clear title or. the Stt of NEU and of SBU all in Section 26 Township 99 Range 27 West of Fifth P.

Iowa. Ayes: by Helken and second by Fraser that Kossuth County, Iowa, ihKiiu and deliver to W. A. Lorenz a tjult Claim Dooil to tl.o following de- srrllK-d real estate, to-wlt: Beg. at a point foot West and GOO.9 leot of the center of Section 36 Township of Hange Wust of the nth P.

thence North 39 1'i-gri-i's Hast a distance of 1G3.1 feel, Ilience North 25 degrees Hast a distance of 7J0.2 thence North 2S We.st a distance of 123.9 teet, thenc-c South 2-1 Degrees West il'stnnce of no.2 thence South Degrees 29 inches West a distance of 582.9 feet, thence due South 151! feet lo point of beginning, containing 3.44 acres. Ayes: all. On motion Board proceeded to audit and allow bills as per "Schedule of Claims" hereinafter written. COUNTY FUND Hilly Laught, bty $16.30 H. W.

Post, freight 12 14 W. W. Sullivan, P. postage 26.00 Ben D. Danchik, labor 67.10 W.

W. Sullivan, P. postage U.OO Ben D. Danchik, labor 38.30 Klnsey, salary 3750 Alice Duffy, salary 62.50 Mary K. Sands, salary 93,00 Mrs.

Craig Smith, salary BO 0.1 Evelyn A. Dole, salary 66 00 Dorothy T. Shatto, salary 75 Oil Lucille Dole, salary 75 00 P. J. Heiken, comm.

session 208.64 W. K. McDonald, comm. session 163.05 W. S.

Cosgrove, comm. ses- 175.20 Chas. Morris, comm. ses- slon 162.50 J. H.

Fraser, comm, session 198.65 C. H. Ostwinkle, del. tax coll. 61.87 Alma Pearson, salary 20.00 Katherlne McEvoy, office exp.

3.04 Casey Loss, bd. lodg pris. 488.76 Wm. Shirley, office exp 56.83 -I. Dooley, office exp.

8.04 L. A. WInkel, office exp 63.39 Bancroft Reg-Ister, printing 199.52 by Algona Upper Des Moines, printing 199.53 Advance Publishing print- Ing 293.51 Kossuth Publishers Ass'n. sup. 29.39 Whlttemore Champion, sup.

23,80 Matt Parrott Sons aup. 94.68 Kllpto Loose Leaf sup. 205.07 Howard Hardware, sup S.74 Norton Machine Works, sup. 9.74 F. S.

Norton Son, sup. 12.35 Dr. J. N. Kenefick, med.

4.50 Norman Sleper, bty BO Roger B. Schmidt, bty 1.00 Lewis Larson, bty 1.00 Maurice L. Graham, bty 1.40 Paul Trasamar, bty 1.00 Delia Welter, 1. p. fees S.OO Ernest G.

Thell, const fees P. A. Danson, fees Welch, labor 9.10 I Jr. No. Hilbert Severlens, labor 25.00 Earl Stott sup 92 Elmore Cement Tile sup n.oo Dr.

No. Earl Stott sup .92 Dr. No. Charles Glaus, labor 8.80 Arthur Glaus, labor 7.70 Charles Glfius, labor 7.70 Dr. No.

Earl Stott Hardware, sup. 2.80 Dr. No. Wm. F.

Gronbach, labor 5.25 Dr. No. W. E. Haselratli, labor 43.75 Theo.

Dorenbnsh, labor 52.75 Elmore Cement Tile sup .90 Or. No. H. Cooper, labor 14.00 Dick Baade, labor 16.00 Earl Stott Hardware, sup. 8.04 Dr.

No. Max FerstI, labor 58.80 Df. No. Arthur Glaus, labor 8.05 Charles Glaus, labor 9.20 Itenn Kluger, labor 3.90 Dr. No.

Clem Cunningham, labor 2.00 Dr. No. George Looft, labor 10.00 John Welch, labor 14.00 Dr. No. Chas.

E. Chubb, engineer 5.00 Dr. No. Earl Stott Hardware, sup. ,82 Dr.

No. Dick Baade, labor 12 SO C. H. Cooper, labor 11.20 Earl Stott Hardware, sup. 1.12 Dr.

No. Roy Enockson, labor 1.II3 Flarvey Hagen, labor 1.99 Dr. No. O. T.

Stoddard, labor 26.59 Clayton Stoddard, labor 9.on Dr. No. 20-66 Hutch's Super 'Service, sup Nort Norton Machine Works, sup Green berg Auto Sup. sup. J.

Shultz. labor Arthur Pehrson, sup K. S. Norton Son, sup Central States Electric light serv Central State Electric light serv Iowa Public Serv. light serv Link Belt Speeder sup Central Auto Electric sup International Harvester sup 767.37 6.37 8.GG 1.43 2.95 1.94 II.83 7.00 6.5(1 5.00 l.HO .57 21.

IS X.82 31.57 31.0-8 72.29 1.10 1.31 7G.09 1.02 1.28 3.48 4.59 Thompson Yards sup. .75 Buffalo Center Lumber Co. sup Dr. No. Dick Baade, labor 5.70 C.

H. Cooper, labor 4.58 Earl Stott Hardware, sup. 1.43 Carl Larson, labor 3.36 Elmore Cement Tile sup 15 POOR FUND District No. Dr. J.

N. Kenoflck, med. 1.50 Mrs. Ella Briggs, care 17.00 Ellcr. 30.00 Mrs.

A. E. Bangston, care 40.00 Huffs Restaurant, prov 5.00 Kin.seth fc Son, prov S.OO II. W. prov 10.00 Savo-U-Market, prov 20,00 Hoods I.

G. prov 14.00 l-'nuikl's prov 2.50 I'm Hate Grocery, prov. 24.60 Moo it Sjogreu, prov 10,00 clothing 2.39 C. C. McGulre, clothing Holsford Lumber fuel 7.14 Hugh Raney, rent 10.00 i'.

H. Llchty, rent (i 00 Division of Aid to Blind, blind pension 6.41 District No. Dr. .1. N.

med 8.75 Hoods I. G. prov. 29.34 Cut Rate Grocery, prov 28.50 Botsford Lumber fuel 3.57 Dr. A.

J. Bason, dental 22.00 Mrs. Mary Taylor, care 60.00 C. S. Johnson, prov 7.50 Meyers Grocery, prov 11.96 K.

A. Clark, prov 1S.50 Grocery, prov 24.00 Longs Grocery, prov 8.00 S. L. clothing 7.81 City of Algona, light, serv. 4.95 City of Algona, water serv.

5.20 Convent of the Good Shepherd, care 20.00 Mrs. Wm, Myers, care 10,00 Algona Cemetery opening grave 8.00 Lee H. Reed, rer.t 10.00 J. L. Bonar, rent 10.00 A.

M. Colllnson, rent 6.00 Mrs. Nannie Setchell, rent 7.60 Mrs. Laura Vandee, rent 10.00 Harvey Hewitt, rent 10.00 Vie Johnson, rent 10.00 District No. Mrs.

Ella Briggs, care 10.00 Cut Rate Grocery, prov 10.00 St. Joseph Mercy hospital. hosp. care 60.30 Merrill prov 14.50 Joe Vaske, rent prov 12.70 Hub Clothiers, clothing 8.31 T. P.

Doerr, rent 10.00 District No. S. L. clothing- 10.31 Ctu'mean Drug Store, med. sup.

3.57 Miss Myrtle St. John, care 8.00 Mrs. E. B. Falne, care 9.00 Kenedy Bros, 6.00 Smith Dept.

Store, prov 10.00 W. A. Murray, fuel 14.28 Augusta Beitz, care 15.00 Jim Sheridan, rent 18.00 C. H. Schrader, rent 9.00 District No.

Mrs. Carl Burrows, care 26.00 Mrs. Carl Burrows, care 84.00 Fred C. Huettner, prov 6.30 Thaves Sisters, prov 24.00 Blomgters. prov 10.00 C.

R. Smith, prov 37.00 8. ft S. Grocery, prov 10.00 Blmsers. prov 4.00 Henry Kline, rent 10.00 General Mpe Sjrogren, sup.

iB: 16.70 John McEnroe, rent Iowa. Auto Supply 11.22 Alemite sup 7.76 Cords Piston Ring sup. 9.IS Jlasco Alloy sup 43 82 Oldbury Electro Chemical 150.00 llernmr. M. Brown sup.

52 Allls Chalmers Mfg. 6.43 Standard Bearings sup. 22.00 Iowa Machine Sup. sup Slog Fort Dodge sup. 26 American Holsl Derrick sup 5.28 Barton Warner sup 180.fi! Globe Machine Sup.

Co, sup. 421.37 Sioux City Iron sup 27.4S Gllibs Cook Tractor sup 3 1 19 Fort Dodge Machine Sup. sup si.28 Waterloo Construction sup 9 3(j Fairbanks Morse sup. Balbach Company, sup 7677 RESOLVED: That the County Auditor Is hereby authorized to Issue warrants for all bills allowed at this meeting as per "Schedule of Claims" hereinbefore written. On motion Board adjourned to October IS, 1939 at 9:00 o'clock a.

m. Ayes: all. w. E. MCDONALD, Chairman.

E. S. KINSEY. County Auditor. Sept.

28, Hie City Couhcll met In regular session with all councilman present. The minutes were read and approved. Building applications for 1 the following were approved! Wm. Barry, Long, L. M.

Merrttt, R. Igou, A. Planer, Beard. M. M.

Falkenhainer. jr. OUllngham, R. P. Norton, Sam Medln, Kohlhaas J.

P. TttHges, Afchle Dodds, J. L. Rosenbefgfer, F. Donovan, K.

Setchell. Approbating Ordinance No. 609 was passed. Appropriating Ordinance 609 Adjourned to October 2. Oct.

2, 1939: The council met In adjourned session. Huenhold was absent. Ordinance No. 263 was passed. Adjourned to Oct.

12. ADAH CARLSON, City Clerk. ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND C. U. Pollard, sal 87.60 Leo Bollock, sal 70.00 F.

C. Dalley, sal 10.00 Tom Halpin, sal 67.50 Walter Gorman, sal 67.60 C. C. Wright, sal 65.00 Ray Barton, sal 66.00 H. E.

Stephenson, sal 60.00 Chester Webb, labor 39.60 Harold Roth, sal 67,60 Joe Kelly, sal 50.00 Ira Kohl, sal 50.00 Joe Dunn, sal 14.00 Adah Carlson, sal 72.50 Gen. Elect. Sup. mdse 39.17 Cres. Elect, Sup.

mdse. 47.36 North Elect, Sup. 2.25 American Salt Co mdse 57.00 Sang. Elect, mdse 5.37 West. Elect.

Sup. mdsefl 287.86 West. Elect. Sup. mdse.

287.86 Maleable Range mdse 354.79 Elect. Sup. mdse 16.32 Matt Parrott mdse. 15.88 Botsford Lbr. mdse 14.66 N.

W. Bell Tele serv. 15.19 F. S. Norton Son mdse.

1.42 Greenberg Auto Sup. mdse. 1.50 Algona serv 13.85 Howard mdse 5.41 Cresco-Unlon Elect. signs 4.28 A. H.

Borchardt, mdse 1.58 Harris Bros. Station, gas 4.42 Johnson D-X, gas 1,68 Kossuth Oil gas 5.29 Walter gas 1.53 W. W. Sullivan, P. post.

20.00 H. W. Post, frt dray 2.95 WATER FUND C. U. Pollard, sal 25.00 Harry Barton, sal 65.00 Frank Ostrum, sal 66.00 Earl Bowman, sal 60.00 Lnura Mitchell, sal 5750 NOTICE TO nuYEHs The Board of Directors of the Independent School District of Lu- Verne, In the counties of Kossuth and Humboltlt, Iowa, will offer for sale at 7:00 o'clock P.

on the 19th day of October, 1939, at the school building, LuVerne, Iowa, sev- Ihousand five hundred dollars 500) School Building Bonds of said School District. Bonds and attorney's oplr.lon will ho furnished by the School District. IRWIN W. HOP, Secretary, Board of Directors. Chas.

Harvey, labor Vern Scobba, labor 2.on Ryner' Helmers, labor Willard Gregson, labor 9.24 Joe Dunn, labor 23.60 Leighton Sup. mdse Neptune Meter mdse 163.88 Buffalo Meter mdse 30.85 Geo. L. Miller, labor 853.23 George Holtzbauer, mdse. 7.72 Ry.

Express exp 60 Johnson D-X Station, gas 3.50 Botsford Lbr. mdse 1.70 F. S. Norton Son, mdse. 12.34 Stewart's Super gas 5.95 GENERAL FUND Arthur Moulds, sal 62 50 Cecil McGlnnis, sal 55.00 Tim sal 5500 Alvis Hill, police 4.20 R.

J. Prentice, rent 10.42 LyleMathes, Alg6nA U. Advance PnbX Chas. Heard, 'tabat Johnsons D-X, 18.88 Harris 4.80 2.T& Kent Motor mdao 4.1d C. B.

Chubb, eng 9.80 American Legion, rent 8.00 W. w. Sullivan, George Dettman, labor 30.00 Mrs. A. M.

Colllnson, aal, 20.00 Dr. F. K. Sawyer, rent 2300 Kossuth Motor repairs 20.0t SEWER FUND C. u.

Pollard, sal 12.60 Joe Dunn, labdr 3.00 Fred Gronbach, labor 0.30 Chas, Wagne'r, labor 100 Dick Helmers, labor Ryner Helmers, labor 2.48 Botsford Lmfer. mdae 11.78 dhas. B. Chubb, labor 2.60 F. S.

Norton Son, mdse. 8.6? SWIMMING P60L Algona serv 2,13 Ghent. mdse. 4.89 FIRE MAINTENANCE FUND Algona Fire flres 128.00 Kossuth Oil gas 2.76 Tom Frankl, gas 1.53 Ralph Gilbert, labor 8.60 DEPOSIT FUND Baseball Club et-al, ref. dep.

35.00 ELECTRIC FUND Gall Towne, ref. mtrs. fi.OO Anna McQuald, ref. mtrs. H.

M. Olson, ref. mtrs Kate Dlttmer, ref. mtrs Mrs. M.

G. Bourne, ref. mtrs. Mrs. J.

C. Kresensky, ref. mtrs 2.00 Mrs. Thos. Metcalf, ref.

mtrs. 2.00 Bartholomew Bros. ref. mtrs. 7.00 May Miller, ref.

mtrs 2.00 Edythe Dalley, ref. mtrs 30.40 Anna Leason, ref. mtrs 2.00 Eva Dayton, ref mtrs 2.00 J. N. Kenefick, ref.

mtrs. 17.00 Chas. Magnusson ref. mtrs 2.00 Henry Lund, ref. mtrs 2.00 Paul Wllle, ref.

mtrs 2.00 Sarah Spltow, ref. mtrs ZOO M. Moore, ref. mtrs 6.00 L. A.

Copp, ref. mtrs 12.00 Minnie F. Knoll, ref. mtrs 7.50 W. H.

Gilbrlde, ref. mtrs 2.00 J. W. Haggard, ref. mtrs 28.00 J.

Vanderlinden, ref. mtrs 2.00 Mary Zeigler, ref. mtrs 2.00 Mrs. Geo. Carroll, ref.

mtrs. 1.00 W. J. Galbraith, ref. mtrs 13.00 Lester Wilson, ref.

mtrs 2.00 Wm. Buenger, refund 6 Oliver Bakken, refund 5.00 G. C. Yoeman, refund 1.00 Frank Vera, refund 7.50 R. O.

Bjustrom, refund 12.60 Frank Shilts, refund 7.00 Mart Weaver, refund 5.00 R. M. Wallace, refund 7.00 Frances Seipman, refund 1.00 Dr. C. Shierk, refund 17.50 C.

N. W. Rail. refund 2.00 Ed Winkle, refund 2.00 Harve Coleman, refund 2.00 Mrs. Bruns, refund 2.00 WATER FUND 3.00 12.60 5.00 15.00 15.88 Elbert's gas Stewart's Suepr gas i.

595 R. J. Prentice, mdse 2 20 N. W. Bell Tele.

serv 3.32 Jesse Lashbrook, sal 7000 Elliott Skilling, labor 83.16 Willard Gregson, labor 50.05 Geo. Gunder, labor 4468 Oliver Bakken, labor 44 .66 Chas. Harvey, labor 33.11 Chas. Hoffman, labor 43.51 John Helmers, labor 4o'si Greenberg Auto mdse 9.84 Miller Lumber mdse. 399 Howard mdse.

c. M. st. p. p.

gt. F. S. Norton Son, mdse S. Norton Son, mdse.

McCormck-Deer. Store mdse. Botsford Lmbr. Iowa Blind mdse 75.71 39.68 8.57 1 25 1737 Gail Towne, refund 3.60 Anna McQuald, refund 2.52 H. M.

Olson, refund 3,60 Kate Dittmer, refund 1.80 M. G. Bourne, refund 3.60 Mrs. J. C.

Kresensky, refund 1.80 Mrs. Thos. Metcalf, refund .72 Bartholomew refund 2.50 May Miller, ref. mtrs 72 Edythe Dailey, refund 3.60 Anna Leason, refund 72 Eva Dayton, refund Dr. J.

N. Kenaflck, refund ,72 John Magnusson, Est. refund .72 Henry Lund, refund 1.80 Paul WJlle, reftmd 1,50 Sarah Soltow, refund J. M. refund L.

A. Copp, refund Minnie refund IJOV W. H. Gilbrlde, refund .72 J. W.

Haggard, refund J. Vanderlinden, refund Mary Zeigler, refund Mrs. Geo. Carroll, refund W. J.

Galbraith, refund Lester Wilson, refund lf Wm. Buenger, refund 750 Oliver Bakken, refund .72 G. C. Yoeman, refund 72 Frank Vera, refund 350 R. O.

Bjustrom, refund 72 Frank Shilts, refund Mart Weaver, refund 72 R. M. Wallace, refund I'M Frances refund 1.80 Mrs. Bruns, refund 1.30 Passed and approved this 28th day of September, 1939. LEIGHTON MISBACH Mayor.

Attest: ADAH CARLSON City Clerk. Si. 2.50 3.24 7.60 2.80 180 r'so 72 604 72 AN OllUiNANCK 1-JSTA I i.iSI IINO SCHOOL /lU.VISS AND I-MIOVIWNO FOU THIS STOl'l'iNG OF ALL MOT- Oil VUHICLKS Al'l'UOAOJllNG SAID iSONKS WHKN MOVAB'LK STOP SIGNS HAVE BEKN PLACED IN Tills! STHEETS AT THE LIMITS OF SAID ZONES AND SUUILI1NU PENALTIES FOH THE VIOLATION THEUEOF; ALSO Kli- PEAUNG ORDINANCE NO. 26G OF THE OHD1NANCES OF THE OITV OF ALGONA, IOWA. BE IT O11DA1NED by the City Council of the City of Algona, Iowa: Sec.

1. That the terms "Intersection and "street Inlm-auotluii" as in this ordinance shall IM construed to iiiuun all of that area which Is common to two or more slu-ets which 1 meet or Intersect. Sec. 2. That each and all of several street Intersections of the blieets of the City of Algona, and more jiariclqlarly dencribed as follows: 1.

The intersection of State Street and Dodge Street. 2. The Intersection of Call Street and Dodge street. 3. The intersection of North Street and Jones Street.

4. The intersection of Phillips Street and Elm Street. 6. The Intersection of North Street with SJcPherson Street and Church Street, 6. The intersection of North Street and Phillips Street.

7. The intersection of Diagonal Street and Him Street. 8. The intersection of Nebraska Street and Harlan Street 9. The interesctlon of Nebraska Street and Jones Street.

10. The intersection of McGregor Street and Harlan Street. 11. The Intersection of McGregor Street and Jones Street, be and the same are hereby designated and established as SCHOOL ZONES pursuant to the provisions of Section 880 of Chapter 134 of the Laws of the 47th G. A.

of the State of Iowa. Sec. 3. That it shall be unlawful for the operation of a. motor vehicle approaching any one of said to enter said zone when movable stop signs are in the streets at the limits of said zone, without bringing said motor vehicle to a stop immediately before entering eald Sec.

4- Anyone violating any, ot the prolslons of this ordinance snail upon conviction be punished by a fine of not to egpged Twenty-flvo Dollar! (125.00) or by imprisonment not tu Jfceed five in Jail. Sec 6, That Ordinance No. 3f9 of the City of Algona, Iowa, be find same hereby repealeST This Ordinance ibali be la REPORT OF CONDITION Iowa State Bank business on October 2, 1939. in accordance with calls made by ASSETS 1. Loans and discounts (including $64.45 overdrafts) 2.

United States Government obligations direct and guaranteed 3. Obligations of states and political subdivisions 5. Corporate stocks (Including $3,000,00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) 6. Cash, balances with other banks, 'inoludinir reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection 7. Bank premises owned fixtures $5,029.36 12.

TOTAL ASSETS 15. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships' and corporations 16. Deposits of states and political subdivisions' 17. Deposits of banha 18.

Other deposits (certified and etc.) 706,121.91 88,500.00 5,812.75 3,000.00 1,020,353.88 20,029.86 $1,848,817.00 $1,201,634.32 22,952.84 96,628.48 375,145.49 13.847.62 19. TOTAl, DEPOSITS 95. Capital 20. Surplus 27. Undivided profits 39.

TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT CAPITAL ACCOUNT 60,000.00 60,000,00 84,009.15 ACCOUNT CAPITAL Pf of bank, to the ajLMOBH, WIWJW prorate.