County Commissioners Official Proceedings Continued
County board audited and allowed various bills for May 1914 including printing, pest house supplies, wolf bounty payments, road work, and election expenses. Officers and residents appeared for road improvements and right of way purchases as the board approved sinking fund bonds and adjourned to June 2, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stout
North Dakota Independent Telephone Company
Wm, McKesn
John Halverson
Pest House
A. H. Gray & Son
North Dakota Independent Telephone Co
Walter Emery
E. H. Emery
R.G. McFarland
Thomas Cooper
N. P. Ry. Co
Paul
Mark Smith
Hill Road
Ninth 695
Avenue
Hermes Road
C. O. Jacobson
Dazey
C.O. Jac
Obson
John M. Thoreson
Kathryn
Morten Mortenson
Valley City
Morten
Mortenson
Barnes County Sinking Fund
N D
Berg & Benson
Clarence Moe
A. R. T. Wylie
Grafton
W. Nelson
Bam Eres Engebret Larson
H. C. Stenshoel
Reeves Frank Finley
W. J. Smith
M.L. Ladbury
C. T. Olson
Jarl C. Ogelsby
W. T. Simpson
C. E. McMillan
Thomson
M. James
H. Emery
T. Miller
A. Vandrovec
Jug. Nelson
J. Kitne
M Ike Connolly
Bert Gulman
A. Anderson
Jess Jorgenson
Paul Hannig
BE. Blaine
John I. Weber
Henry Greb
John McIntyre
Wm. Kielland
John Flash
C. W. Maier
D. R. Jones
Knut ‘Tvedt
Eliot Gusaas
Haaken Billet
T. J. Sebby
Thos. G. Nayes
Carl P. Miller
Ole. P. Brendmoen
Knut Olsberg
C. F. Norberg
Gudmestad
Arthur Volstad
A. H. Cramer
Ferdinand E. Olson
la Valley
H. Gibson
K. Myhre
Byron Sweet
van Steenbergh
Pertinent Correspondence in Bismarck June 8 1914
A wire allegedly from Congressman James H. Manahan to Mr Berg of Valley City is cited. The Equity's stand against Congressman George M. Young is presented with proof to warn voters in the second congressional district. The Tuttle Campaign Committee signs the note dated June 8 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
James H. Manahan
Berg
Valley City
Equity
George M. Young
Second
Tuttle
Equity Exchange president assails Congressman Young in letter
J. M. Anderson of the Equity Co operative Exchange Fargo writes to Hon. F. E. Packard denouncing George M. Young for not backing the National Equity movement in Congress. He cites lukewarm support on grain shipments and opposition to terminal grain markets, accusing Young of alignment with the Chamber of Commerce and warning of consequences for farmers in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Anderson
Equity Co-operative Exchange
Fargo
N. D
F. E Packard
Bismarck
George M. Young
Equity Movement
Society of Equity
Young
Dkaota
Washington
Barnes County
Valley City
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Young
Saving at 25 percent by cash payments from A H Gray & Son
A H Gray & Son promote a cash only system offering 25 percent total savings. They claim no bookkeeping costs, no bad debts, and equal treatment for all customers. They encourage settling before July 1 1914 to avoid on time purchase penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County
A. H. Gray & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Commissioners Official Proceedings
Henry Geoffman
Thos. A. Collins
Teenies H. M. Pederson
Minnie J. Nielson
C. A. Barton
Gunder Olson
Harry Hager
Sanitar
Ium
A. Myhre
G. Personius
Wyttenbach
Courtyard Boulevard
Renee K. S. Ramseth
Times Record Printing Co
Farnham Printing and Stationery Co
Walker Bros. & Hardy
Fingal Herald
Stern Bros
B. H. Sykes
County Farm
A. H, Gray & Son
Maplewood Mills
Benteeee
M. E. Canning
Cash
P. Ellis
Wood
Dakota Drug Company
Korten Bros. Co
Geo. Styles
Farmers Co-operative Elevator Co
O M. Roe
Turst National Bank of
Wimbledon
H. M. Stroud
A. J. Swartout
J. L. More
EB. W
First National Bank of Sanborn
Middlewest Loan & Trust Company of
Valley
City
First State Bank of
Nome
Northern Trust Company of Fargo
Eckelson State Bank of Eckelson
Middlewest
Loan and Trust Company of
Harry N. Olsby
Ana
Rveseasesgege
Anderson
THE
F. E. Packard
E. Packard
A.h.gray & Son
Main Street
Telephone