The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 9

THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Saturday, August 15,1959 Page Nina ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE citir COUNCIL Council Chambers, city HaU Mitchell, South Dakota July 20, 1959 7:30 P.M. Present: Aldermen Porter, fiexe, Lalley, Thune, Skancke, Absent: Alderman Graham. Mayor Martin Osterhaus presiding. The minutes of meeting of July 6, 1959 were approved as read.

The City Auditor advised that this was the time and place set for opening of sealed bids for gravel bituminous asphalt pavement for Street improvement Project 59; Notice to didders has been pub' ilshed as required by statute, and Affidavit of Publication is on file in the office of the City Auditor. Moved by Sexe, seconded by Skancke, that the bids be opened. Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe, Lalley. Thune, Skancke, Larson. Motion carried, and the following sealed bids were then opened: W.

E. Bartholow Son Construction Huron, South Dakota, Total Bid $76,476.56. G. H. Lindekugel Sons, Mitchell, South Dakota, Total Bid $71,060.07.

The bids were referred to the acting city engineer, city attorney and public works committee for study. Charles Krall, representing the Junior Chamber of Commerce, appeared and presented a proposal to make. available to the city for off street parking a SO ft. lot between 1st and 2nd on Main Street. A discussion period followed, and it was suggested that a more extensive study be made before any decision is reached.

Acting City Engineer Kinport reported on the sealed bids on asphalt paving, stating that the total cost is 10 to 15 per cent above previous assessment estimates. Ensuing discussion terminated with Sexe moving to reject all bids, which motion was seconded by Roby. Voting Yes: Roby and Sexe. Voting No: Porter, Lalley, Thjine, Skancke, Larson. Motion lost.

Moved by Thune, seconded by Larson, that the bid of G. H. Lindekugel Sons, be accepted as the low bid received. Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune, Skancke, Larson. Motion carried.

Alderman Roby offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Tabbert, Sioux Falls, South Dakota has deposited with the City Treasurer of the City of Mitchell, South Dakota the sum of Three Thousand Two Hundred Dollars ($3,200.00) to pay the cost of surfacing certain streets In Bridle Acres Addition to the City same being on North Kitttidge Street between East First and East Sixth Avenues; And WHEREAS, alnw the adoption of said resolution certain water main has been installed in a portion of said street, and the excavations necessarily dug in said have not yet properly settled and stab- lized as a result of which it is not feasible at this time to proceed with the surfacing of those streets; now therefore BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota that the resolution of necessity for the improvement of certain streets heretofore adopted on the 6th day of April. 1959, be and the same is hereby amended insofar as improvement number 1 is concerned, by deleting therefrom the improvement on North Klttridge street between East First and East Third Avenues, but that in all other particulars said resolution remains as heretofore adopted. Passed and approved this 20th day of July, 1989. MARTIN 09TERHAUS sidewalk repair, $20; west- rn Chevrolet repairs, The Daily Republic, classified Ad, 96 Journal Tribune Pub. asslfled Ad, Tracy Electric Mayor ATTEST: MARGARET GALES City Auditor (SEAL) Motion to adopt foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Sexe.

Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune, Skancke, Larson. Motion carried, and Mayor Osterhaus declared resolution duly adopted. Moved by Larson, seconded by Thune, that the application of Harvey Paul Diede for abatement oi school poll tax in the amount of ll.OO, as approved and recommended by the Director of Equalization of Davison County, be approved und allowed. Voting Aye: Roby Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune, Skan eke, Larson. Motion carried.

Moved by Porter, seconded by Sexe, that the following reports be approved and filed: Treasurer's Trial Balance and Excavating Per mils Report. Voting Aye: Roby Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune, Skan eke, Larson. Motion carried. by Porter, seconded by the City Auditor's Statement of the Finances of the City of Mitchell, South Dakota from December to June 30 1959, be approved. Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune Skancke, Larson.

Motion carried. Alderman Porter offered the fol nf lowing resolution and moved it: adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Mitchell Davison County, South Dakota now has on deposit in its checking ac count in the Mitchell National Bank of Mitchell, South Dakota the sum of Mitchell, Davlson County, South' of Four. Hundred Fifty-eight Thous and Four Hundred Fifty-three Dol lars and Five Cents ($458,453.05) such amount being, in major part the'proceeds realized from the sal of bonds issued by the said City Mitchell to finance Improvement 'a the sewage disposal -system the City of Mitchell, and It appear ing that only a portion of sai money will be needed in the im mediate' future to meet the expen ses of such improvements; no therefore BE IT TTEREBY RESOLVED the City Council of the City of Mit chell, Davison County, South Dako ta that the City shall forthwith withdraw from said checking ac count the sum of Two Hundred Fif ty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00 and denosit one Hundred Thous and Dollars ($100,000.00) of sue amount in a savings account wit interest, and invest the remalnin One Hundred Fifty Thousand Do lars ($150.000.00) in United State Treasury Notes bearing interest a Three and One Half (3V4) percen coming due in May of 1960. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the proper officers and employees of the City of. Mitchell be and they are hereby authorized to execute such documents as may Dakota; and WHEREAS, a contract has been entered into between the City of Mitchell and the Lindekugel Construction Company for the surfacing of certain streets in the City of Mitchell; now 'therefore BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the contract with Lindekugel Construction Company shall have added thereto the the following Bridle Acres Addition: 1.

North Marshall Street from the north property line of East Fourth Avenue to the north property line of Lot Thirty four (34) in Block Four (4) of said addition. 2. Bridle Drive from the west propertly line of Lot Fourteen (14) In Block Two (2) to the east property line of Lot Twelve (12) in Block Two (2) of Bridle Acres Addition. BE IT FURTHE3 RESOLVED that the surfacing of said streets be in accordance with the specifics tions heretofore established for the other streets to be surfaced by the said Lindekugel Construction Company, and that the cost of surfacing the above described streets shall be paid from and out of the money on deposit with the City Treasurer. Passed and approved this 20th day of July 1939.

MARTIN OSTERHAUS Mayor ATTEST: MARGARET GALES City Auditor Motion to adopt foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Sexe. Voting Aye: Roby. Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune. Skancke, Larson. Motion carried, and Mayor Oster- baus declared resolution duly adopted.

Alderman Larson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota.did on the 6th day of April, 1959, adopt a resolution of necessity for the improvement of certain streets and public ways in the City of Mitchell including improvements number 1, the Sioux Paper supplies, cuoux rails vu.j supplies, Mftgee Rale Park o- rteter repairs, Tracy Electric, repairs, Mobil Oil supplies, Western Chevrolet repairs, Mobil Oil fuel oil, Mitchell Iron Supply repairs, Les ohnson, repairs, Charles Hazel Lentz, cemetery, lot re- und, Chamber of Com- rce, commercial advertising, Burns Lumber repairs, Mitchell Iron to Supply, re- airs, John Courier, repairs, 74.00; General Motor Equipment supplies, Mueller Com- any, repairs, Mitchell Auto lass Paint repairs, ames 8. Clow Sons, Inc. re- airs, $23.40. Richards Ewing Chemical hemicals, Gary Ryberg, abor, Ronald McLinn, abor, Tracy Electric epairs, Terry Weide, labor, 48.00; Lyon Chemicals, chem- cals, Anderson Lumber chemicals Supplies, )avison Soil Cons. Dist.

tree ultivation, Walter J. Dixon, services, Henkel Construction contract, $13,214.08. Park Board Bills: Scallin Insurance Agency, insur nee, Dakota Turf Supply supplies, Montgomery Ward 8t repairs, Mlt- hell Auto electric repairs, 54.70; Glo Bottle Gas Appliance, upplies, J. F. Anderson lumber supplies, Wilon Tire Service, repairs, lardware Supply equipment 26.44; N.

W. Bell Telephone, tele- hone phone, Larson Distri buting supplies, Mithell Implement repairs, Jcallin Drug supplies, I. Kress Drug supplies, Mobile Oil supplies. 'r. Boehnen Oil supplies, (Formerly The Mltcteell First And Mef Thi K.

D. DoWWfc PttlOr Richards chemicals, Ewing Chemical Co. Bros Oil supplies, John Giese Si Son. -repairs, Lead er Hardware repairs, $29.13 Sducator Supply supplies, $14. '5.

m. Prvtr 9:45 p. m. SnndM SebOM 10:45 a. m.

Morning 6:45 p. m. Toung People 1 Meetlnf. Wednesday rtonth, Mr. Ruben BuObhoU.

88 Mrs. Lloyd Seovllle. Or Sunday 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 10:45 a.

m. Morning WOT ry Is Provided During The Ice.) a. ra. Week Days: Maxes 6:30 a. m.

and 1:00 a. ra. Holy Dtys; Mastet: 7:00. tad a. m.

tod p. m. First FHdan: Htttea: 8:00 a. m. tint LtiatrM) Ctiweh Corner West 5th and Duff Mitchell.

S. D. Robert li. Anderson Donald P. Barkson 8:00 m.

Divine Worship 9:00 a. m. Sunday School and Bible ftesl Baptist Church Ptttof I Nurs- Ser- 7:00 p. m. Baptist tooth Fellowship 8:00 p.

m. Evening Service 8:00 7 m. Daughter! Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Prayrf Mertlnt Church the Nauirene Highway It at South Minnesota, The Rev.

Hftward R. Ols lewortk, lson, MrV Clifford Wlewortk, S3 Sopt. Mrs. Howard Olson, Ofganlit Sunday: 10:00 a. m.

Sunday -ehool 11:00 a. m. Worship set-rloe 7:15 p. m. HYPS 8:00 p.

m. Evening services First Methodist Chnreh Third Ave. at Rowley St. Arnold T. Herbst, PMtor Frank E.

LoehHdge, ttT MM. Melvln Bauman. Director of Christian Educat on Mrs. J. W.

Kaye, Director Organist floo 1 worship senrtce. ,0:00 Church school. Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Boy Scowls first Choroh of Christ Soleatlrt Corner tlowley at West SDttn Sunday: 10:00 a.

m. Sunday school 1:00 a. m. worship service Wednesday meeting at 8:00 p. m.

A readying room maintained by the ey noom vii li open, every day except Sunday Robert Burns Lumber sup plies, Schoeneman Bros. Co supplies, Dean Black, sup plies, Culligan Soft Wate: Service, supplies, Marion laines, repairs, Tracy Elec ric, repairs, The Weller Co. nsurance, Dakota Improv ed Seed supplies, $140.10 division of Taxation, sales tax 184.36; Northwestern Public Ser vice, power lights, $150.84: Th Dally Republic, advertising, $24.44 Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe Galley, Thune, Skancke, Larson Motion carried. Mayor Osterhaus reported on a recent meeting with the Traffic Safety Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Public Health and Safety Committee, and read a letter from the Chamber of Commerce In which it recommended certain changes in speed zones entering Mitchell on State Highway 37 and U. 8.

Highway 16, installation of larger signs for right hand turns in downtown Mitchell, setting new speed limits on city streets, removal of school zone speed limit signs during the summer months, and asking further study and consideration be given to establishment of one way streets clear across town from east to west, Alderman Porter offered the following resolution and moved Its adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, due consideration has been given to the speed zones established by the South Dakota Department of Highways on United States Highway 16 immediately east and immediately west of Mitchell and on Highway 37 im egal holidays. Chtireh ef Jesns Christ Litter Day (Morman) Wendell Miller, 88 Snpl. 820 West Ave. Phone WY6-4998 Branch President, George GUlesple Phone WYB-2749 Sunday: 10:00 a. service.

Publlo Is Invited to attend Faith Home Chapel 1003 EMt Sixth Ave. Lyle Howard, Pastor 10:00 a. m. Sunday kohool 11:00 m. Preaching Service p.

m. Young Peoples' Service 7:43 p. m. Evangelistic Service Tuesday: 10:00 a. m.

women's Prayer Wednesday: 8:00 p. m. Prayer Service Free Methodist Church The Kev. R. M.

Osborn. Pastor 600 South Edmunds St. Phone WY6-2052 Sunday 10:00 m. Sunday School 11:00 m. Worship service 7:45 p.

m. MYF Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Evangelistic service Trinity Lutheran Church East Second Ave. at Marshal! St.

I. F. Doyen, Pastor Phone WY6-4518 Residence: 220 N. Marshall St. m.

Sunday School And Adult ble Class .0:00 a. m. Divine service Wednesday: 1:00 p. m. Senior Choir Seventh Day 720 First Ave.

D. A. Copsey. Pastor Daniel Larson. Elder Mrs.

John Buchholz, SS Supt. Lo'oo a ay m. Sabboth School 10:00 m. Divine Worship (Nursery open for children 2-4 yean at both services.) 4:00 Luther League Swimming Party Thursday WMF Circles At a and p. m.

First Presbyterian 500 East fifth Ave. The Rev. L. Hume Ward, Pastor Robert S3 Supt. Mrt.

Robert Gibson, Organist Sunday: a. m. Worship Service 8:30 a. m. Sunday school Eton Lttheran Church (Mo.

Synod) Third at Capitol John B. Lutre, Pastor Sunday: 8:00 B. m. Worship service 9:15 Sunday School Classes 9:15 m. Bible Classes 10:30 m.

Worship service 6:30 p. m. Lutheran Bour The Saltation Army 512 North Main St. U. John Cambell and Lt.

Thomas Lewis Officer! In Charge Sunday: 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 m. Holiness Meeting 6:30 p. tn.

YPL 8:00 p. m. Salvation Keeling 6:30 p. in. Young People's Bible Study Class.

Wednesday: 8:00 p. m. Friendly Circle i. Youth Night m. Ladles Home League 7:30 p.

m. Teachers Preparation Class Chnreh of Christ Fourth and Rowley Phone WY6-8011 PhUlp Prlckett, Pastor Sunday: 9:00 a. m. Bible school 10:00 a. m.

Morning Worship 8:00 p. m. Evening Evangellstlo Service 8:00 m. 'Bible Study And Youth Group otis Instances. Obligations incurred by the Part Board for Improvements to the Golf Course Cub House in the approximate amount of $4,000.00 were not supported by advertisement for competitive bids as contemplated by statute.

Authority for the Park Board to engage in the business of buying and selling nursery stock is questioned as a proper function of the municipality. Corn Palace funds maintained In the custody of a Special Treasurer, in lieu of the duly qualified City Treasurer, is regarded as contrary to statutory provision. City ordinance with respect to filing an nual reports of the receipts and ex penditures of the Corn Palace Committee, has not been complied with. JOHN C. PENNE Comptroller State Department of Audits and Accounts MitchellHogMarket Steady; Top $14.65 RESOLUTION AND ORDER TO VACATE SECONDARY HIGHWAY WHEREAS, a petition has been filed wth the Board of Supervisors of Badger Township by three electors residing nd in such Township; BALED HAY FOR SALEJ Prairie Alfalfa Write Milllgan Son, Sioux City, on truck and car delivered.

be necessary to carry out the above and foregoing resolution. Passed and approved this 20th day of July, 1959. MARTIN OSTERHAUS Mayor ATTEST: MARGARET GALES City Auditor (SEAL) Motion to adopt foregoing resolu Ion was duly seconded by Lalley. Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune; Skancke, Larson. Motion carried, and Mayor Oster- hause declared duly adopted.

Moved by Thune, seconded by Sexe, that the following bills, approved by the Finance Committee, be allowed and paid: Park Board Payroll, salaires, N. W. Bell Telephone services, Anderson Lumber supplies, Rozum Motor repairs, Wilma Schlimgen, reporting services, Panama Carbon supplies, $98.87: Sargent Sowell, supplies, St. Paul Stamp Works, supplies, Educator Supply supplies, Mitchell Auto Glass Paint, supplies, Mitchell Iron Supply repairs, Midwestern Auto Salvage, repairs, Mobil Oil fuel oil, Robert Burns Lumber repairs, Howard B. mediately north and immediately south of Mitchell, and it appear ing that certain changes and modi fications in such speed zones should be made; now therefore BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of.

Mit chell, Davison County, South Dakota that the South Dakota Departmen of Highways be requested to estab lish the following speed zones in the vicinity of Mitchell, South Da kota: 1. On U. S.highway 16 establish a speed limit of 45 miles per hour for a zone extending from the eas city limits of Mitchell to a poin Just east of the driveway to Hor mel Padkng Company. 2. On S.

highway 16 estab lish a speed limit of 45 miles pe hour for a zone extending from the west city limits to a point 7-1 of a mile west of the said city limits. 3. On South Dakota highway 3 establish a speed limit 45 mile per hour for a zone extendin from the north city limits to a poin five hundred feed (500 ft.) north the entrance to the drive in theat HOISTS PROVED STRONGER I Rtinforcid still welded unit Mldwet! hoiits unmatched strength at Ml lifting hclyht under barge or flare box. PtUntid EortifJM Ptw-Uik yldts "floating" fulcrum aim Mldweit hoists txtrg lift hydraulic Utri Hflty, 25-inch frame glvm MldweH hoittt sturdy talf, Heqvy-dyty linkage, preeliion toltf pncef guard againit tliUi if 4 MidwHt com ii mil MI them MITCHELL IMPLEMENT CO. Mitchell, $.

D. er. 4. On South Dakota highway 3 establish a speed limit of 45 mile per hour for a zone extending from the junction of highways 16 and 3 south for a distance of mile. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a letter incorporating thes recommendations be sent to th South Dakota Department of High ways.

Passed and approved this 20t day of July, 1959. MARTIN OSTERHAD Mayor ATTEST: MARGARET GALES City Auditor (SEAL) Motion to adopt foregoing resolu tion was duly seconded by Thune Voting Aye; R.oby, Porter, Sexe Lalley, Thune, Skancke, Larson Motion carried, and Mayor Oster haus declared resolution duly dopted. Moved by Porter, seconded Sexe, that the city attorney be di; ected to prepare for adoption a vised ordinance to provide for char ge3 in speed limits within the clt: establishment of one-way stree clear across town east and we and designating throughstreets, 1 staUatton of larger directional signs and removal of school zone sign during the summer months, all as previously discussed in detail, Vo ing Aye: Roby, Porter. Sexe, La ley, Thune, Skancke, Larson. tion Alderman Larson opened for di Mission the matter of possible eiior AU ser- Jehovah's Wltnessea Kingdom Hall North Main James Presiding Minister Phone WY6-2911 3 m.

Watchtower Bible Study 9:00 p. m. Congregation Book Study 7:30 p. m. Service Meeting 8:30 p.

m. Theocratic Ministry School NOTICE OF AUDIT OF THE FISCAL AFFAIRS OF THE CITY OF MITCHELL Notice Is hereby given that, the records and books of account of the several officers of the City of Mitch ell, South Dakota, have been audit ed by the State Department Audits and Accounts, covering the fiscal period of December 1, 195( through February 28, 1959, and that a detailed report thereon is filed with the Clerk of Courts of Davison County, for public inspection The following conditions referred to in the report are hereby publish ed in compliance with the provi sions of SDC Supp. 55.2908: The special assessment records maintained by the City are regard ed as inadequate for proper ac counting of the unpaid assess ments. This condition is purported ly due to the lack of proper inform ation to distinguish between inter est and principal payments collect ed by the county treasurer in re porting such collections to the City Inventory reports of the persona property of the City of Mitchell in custody 'of the 'administrative of ficers could not be found on file as required by law. Compensation payments to acting Mayor are not in accord with th Opinion of Attorney General as tc rate of pay.

Payments to the Mitchell Cham ber of Commerce for advertisin the City are not sufficiently item ized to justify payment for this purpose. The expenditures for the perlo in numerous instances exceede the amounts specified in the ap propriation ordinances for the res pective objects and purposes, con ew Home Evangelical Lutheran Church South Minnesota and West Rev. Qlen H. Oman. Pastor 721 East First Ave.

Phftne WY6-7033 Sundayt 9:30 a. m. Divine worship 10:30 a. m. Church School "You Are Welcome" "pourth The Rev Everett Pearson, Pastot Wayne Perrill.

Choir Director Mrs. Russell Henderson, Organist The Sunday Service Will Be Resumed UgUSt 30. Wesliyan Methodist Church West 6th And Sanbora Rev. B. W.

Wilson, Pastor Vurden Johnson Sunday 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Mornuy; Worship 8:00 p.

m. Evening Service B-ooT'm? Bible Study And Prayer 9:00 p. m. Senior Choir Rehearsal St. Mary's Eplsoolal Church West Third At Duff Street The Rev W.

H. Jones, Rector Phones, Office WY6-3025 Rectory a. m. ay Prayer And Sermon- a. m.

Morning Prayer And Sermon A is Provided for Young CbUden: Coffee Hour Follows Morning Ser- Ice Wednesday 7:15 p. m. Boy Scouts First Beformed Church 01 Mitchell t-a East Plrsi Ave. The Rev. O.

Bernard Muyskens, Pastor 422 N. Sanborn Ave. Phone WYman 6-2973 Miss Erma Vande Bossche. SS Bunt. Darwin Hllgenberft, Clerk Of Consistory Sunday 9:30 a.

m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. Sunday School 6:00 p. m.

Temple Time Broadcast Over 8:00 p. m. Evening Service 8:00 m. Mid-week Service Assembly Ol God SOS North Sanborn Richard Tutte, Pastor Sunday 10:00 a. m.

Sunday School 11:00 a. Morning Worship 7:00 p. m. CA Service Wednesday 8:00 p. ra.

Prayer Service First And Third Fridays D. m. Women's Missionary Council Holj Family Catholic Church Corner East Second Ave and Klmball Msgr. J. M.

Brady, Pastor The Rev Richard J. Mabowald, Awt. The Rev. James Doyle, Asst. Massei' 7:00.

8:00. and 10:50 trary to statutory restriction. EJ penditures in other instances wer not supported by appropriation on' as required by statute. 'The records of the Municipa Court are regarded as inadequa show disposition of the cases an status of fines imposed in nume Today's Produce Quotations Here (Quotations furnished by Mitchell Produce Houses.) Buterfat. No.

No. 8, .51. Hens: cocks, .04, Eggs, current receipts, .19. WHEREAS, it appears that Fire eel Creek and its steep and rocky orth bank jut and extend into considerable part of the high ay at the west end and it further ppearing that this condition makes ravel along there possible only going upon private land and rossing such private land; and WHEREAS, it further appears lat the construction and mainten- nce of the road on this section ne prohibitive in cost for ils township and for the further eason that the road which has used is only a trail and has Miteff Takes Decision Over Alonzo Johnson By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK time two heavyweights get together these troubled days, the winner thinks he is ready for Ingemar Johansson. Argentina's Alex Miteff is no exception.

"Johansson? Sure I want to fight him," said Alex Friday night after snapping Alonzo Johnson's 13-fight winning streak. 'I am a street fighter. I fight anybody, anytime." It probably will be a long cold day in August before Miteff ever gets a chance at the world champion but he should get plenty ol work after Friday night's winning effort. Teddy Brenner, the Madl son Square Garden matchmaker (Furnished by Geo. A.

Hormel Co. Saturday market at 11 o'clock.) The Hormei hog market is steady with barrows gilts weigh- ng 200 Ibs. to 220 IDS. ana! grading No. 1, $14.65, No.

2. $14.25, No. 3, 13.85. Packing sows 270-300 Ibs. and grading No.

1, $12.65. No. 2, $12.25, No. 3, $11.85. No.

2 barrows and gilts: 200-220 Ibs. 14.25; 220-230 Ibs. 14.15; 230-240 Ibs. 14.05; 240-250 Ibs. 13.55; 250-2SO ibs.

260-270 Ibs. 13.05. No. 2 packing sows: 270-300 Ibs. 12.25; 300-330 Ibs.

12.00; 330-360 Ibs. 11.75; 360-400 Ibs. 11.25; 400-450 Ibs. 10.75; 450-500 Ibs. 10.25; 500-550 Ibs.

9.50; over 550 Ibs. 8.75. The Hormel market noses at 4:30 p. m. seldom used and It appearing lat public convenience and neces- ity will be better served by the acating of the highway on the wants to pit him against Eddie Machen or Willie Pastrano when they reopen the arena in October Meanwhile, Miteff will be recover iection line between Section Thir- ne from a cut left eye that re y-five (35) and Section Twenty-six 26), Badger Township, Davison County, South Dakota.

WHEREFORE. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the public inter- st will be better served by vacat- ng such highway; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED hat this board shall Issue its ord- that such highway be vacated; WHEREFORE, upon such pe ion filed, upon the foregoing reso- ution, it is hereby ORDERED that such liighway be and is hereby vadate(J. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that his resolution and order shall be pread upon the minutes of this meeting and that this resolution and order shall be published in the Daily Republic. Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota, such paper being the nearest legal newspaper such highway, once each week or three consecutive weeks; and BE IT FURTHER ORDERED hat such highway shall be after lapse of Thirty (30) days vacated without further proceedings unless appeal be had pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 28.04 of the South Dakota Code as amended pertaining to Secondary Highways By order of the Board of Town ship Supervisors of Badger Town ship, Davison County, South Dak ulred two or three stitches. He Iso has a swollen finger.

Miteff hardly looked like a win ier when they rang the bell. Bu ie won it all right on the cards all three officials. Referee Mark Conn and Julge Phil Hot wlnik scored it 6-4 and Judge Leo Blrnbaum had it 7-3. The AP card also was for Miteff 5-3-2. Despite his swollen eye, Mitef made Johnson fight his kind ight.

When Johnson tried to trad' with Miteff he got the worst t. When he boxed at 'long range and struck out with his slashing punches, Johnson was in com mand. Most of the time they ought at close range where Mi- eff gave Alonzo'a body an unmerciful pounding. Miteff at 208 pounds to John- ion's had a small rubber ota. L.

J. WISE Chairman Of The Board ATTEST: H. B. GOODWIN Township Clerk TO MARRY NEW YORK Freed 37, rock 'a' roll disk jockey, and secretary, Inga Lil Boling, 24 took out a marriage license Thurs day. Freed and his former wife Marjorie J.

McCoy were divorced last year in Mexico. Belly, Betsy Lead By Three Western SEATTLE (AP) Veteran Bety Jameson and Betsy Rawls car- led a 3-stroke lead into today's hlrd round of the $7,500 Women's Western Open Tournament. The two were tied at 146 after 36 holes of play. Miss Jameson, San Antonio blonde, started he day one stroke behind her Spartanburg, S. rival and pulled even by carding 75.

Two under par with a 70 in tho iirst round, Miss Rawls was hooking her tee shots Friday and had to scramble for 76. Most of the field found the second round rougher going and only two golfers shot 73 Joyce Ziske of Waterford, and Wanda 1 of Baton Rouge, La. Mrs. Zlskc was in third place with 149 and one stroke back were defending champion Patty Berg of Chicago, Kathy Cornelius of Lakeland, Beverly Hanson of dlo, and Marlene Bauer Hagge of Pittsburgh. Louise Suggs of Sea Island, Ga.

was alone at 151 and Miss Sanchez was tied witli Murlo MacKenzle of St. Petersburg, and amateur Jo Anne Gundcrson of Seattle at 152. tire hanging over the top of his trunks. He claimed the extra weight is good for him. "Mayba it doesn't look good but I great," he said.

"For the first time I didn't get tired." THE BETTER HALF Bob Barnes' has a very large variety of interests-They run all tho way from blondes to brunettes!" MAYBE yOU'p LIKE COME. OVER THIS AFTERNOON, OH, NOTHINS BUT I AM GOING TO age of water supply from Lake Mitchell, at the conclusion of which he moved that the city attorney be directed to prepare for adoption an ordinance to provide for reciroula- tion towers on air conditioners about the city as a means of serving the water supply, Motion was seconded by Eoby. Voting Aye: Roby, Porter, Sexe, Lalley, Thune, Skancke, Larson. MoUpn carried. Other matters, discussed briefly mid informally were the study of the model zoning ordinance, swimming pool, conversion of old Armory building into a city hall, report on appraisal of lots in Corn Palace block, dismantlement of abandoned chimney at the airbase, and a request made by Marvin Thome that.the city Council take some means to cut down on speeding on lake roads.

There being no further business, it was moved by Thune, seconded by Larson, and carried unanimously, that this Body adjourn. MARGARET GALES City Auditor AND, LOUIE, CANXOU SKINS A FRIEND? HERE'S THE FRIENP. WHERE 'S FUDSE? -OKAX I'LL HE EVEN HAD THE CHAPERON ES SPINNING AU-OVER HE SHOULD CARRY AN EXTRA PAIR OF GLASSES AFTER THAT HE COULDNYSEE YERY HE WAS GRABBINGfEVERYBODY HE WAS SPINNING ME AROUND LIKE THIS WHEN HIS EYEGLASSES FOGGED UP NOT QUITE, BUT HE CAUSED IS ITTRUE PLENTYOF THAT BUSTER iTEXCITEMENTj. BROKE CHURCH DANCE If LAST NIGHT THIS 1SANAPOLT BOOK; THIS IS AN APULT WESTERN HOW ABOUT THAT PUMB KIPS' BOOK HOW CAN VOL) WATCH ALL THOSE STUPID WESTERNS? WELU, THERE IT IS, IT'S OUR NEW ALL IS.NT THIS.