The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-04-05

Mrs. Hogtos, &c.
child, 81.
On motion c. j. Paul and DR.. W. II. NJ,
Philip were appointed commissioners of in.
sanity, CD. Paul for term of one year, DR.. ".
H. NJ. Philip for term of two years.
On motion the board adjourned to 10 O'Clock
on Tuesday, April 2, 1889.
{: G. HgNTLEY. County Auditor.
SHERBRooKE, D. T., April 2, 1852.
Board of county commissioners met pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Prescnt-Commissione Oxton, Thompson,
Hanson, Day aud Nelson.
The minutes Of the meeting of April 1st
were read and approved.
On motion the following bills were allowed
and ordered paid from general fund, viz
E. f. Neste l. Co., supplies furnished Mrs.
Hogfos poor person, $2340.
Isabella Olson, nursing Mrs. Hogfos for seven
weeks, S2l.
Martin Hanson, seven weeks and five DAYS
boarding and taking care of three of Mrs.
Hogfos' children Mt six dollars per week, SAC.
T. G. Anderson, medicine furnished Mrs,
Hogios, poor person, $1l.25.
Hegge Nelson, supplies furnished Osten
Johansen, poor person, bill February ), So.
Hegge e. Nelson, -four furnished Osten Jc.
hansen, poor person, bill February 5, $780,
Hegge & Nelson, supplies furnished osten
Johanse.,, poor person, bill February Is, So
Hegge l. Nelson, supplies furnished Lars +.
Hoida poor person, bill February 5, SO.
Hegge l. Nelson, supplies furnished Lars Il.
Hoida, poor person, bill March 6, $40.
Martin Hanson, eighteen days attending and
visiting sick paupers, from January 10 to
March Is, inclusive, at two dollars per day,
S36; making coffin, digging grave ard bury
Ing two children, $40; sewing and making
clothing for Mrs. Hogfos' children. s375; fifteen
pounds beef, 2l.6U-total, S51.S5.
Lars Christianson, twelve weeks boarding
Andrew Olson, at six dollars per week, S72.
S. J. Axdahl, one fountain pen, 50 50.
On motion the board djourned to 80 o'clock
p. m.
Board reconvened at ] 80 o'clock p. III.
All members present
On motion the following bills were allowed
and ordered paid from general fund. viz:
w. H. NJ. Philip visiting John Stnc,
pauper, three mouths. ....S 80 20
W. H. NJ. Philip, visiting and treating
Andrew Olson, pauper. .......... 50 %
W. d: M. phiip. professional services
attending SnOn Martinson. . 100 90
W. H. N. Philip, nine days work board
of health aud mileage. e........... Is 30
the bill OF s. J. Axdahl, county superin :su-
deut for quarter ending March 3lst, alliouut-
ing to Sl9S. 80, allowed ut Sl5S5O.
| Tail.
ings, s9.25; notice Of teachers examination,
$40; statements for register Of deeds, $3.50
-slS.l5, bill April 2, 1889.
| The bill OF Nugent, Brown Co, for sta.
tionery, amounting to sl45.5o. laid over till
next meeting Of the board.
Martin Hansop, days county commits. ..
st0nef and mileage. ............'.$; :; II ee
John Oxton, 2 days county commission
er,. 81; day commissioner 81;
mileage, W cts. .............. .... S go
L. c. Day, 2days service as county conl-
siOner, Sc; 4G miles travel, $3.50;
total $3.50; L. G. Day, credit by 81
miles overcharged in January,Sl 50 $50
The affidavit Of Carrie johnson, of Green
view township, requesting an abatement war
rant amounting to $3.50 for repayment Of tax
against her was, on motion, disallowed.
On motion commissioners Hanson & Thonlp-
son were appointed a committee to make
contract with some firm for supplies for tho
county.
On motion the board adjourned to Friday,
April IL at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
! G. q. HUNTLEy, County Auditor.
! ---N<o~<-.-----
! Clifton.
Mr.. Ernest West, nephew Of Mrs. A. X.
COcirane has rocpnflv arrived will, his hriln
He will teach in sub-district No. /. He has
secured claim and will become permanent
resident.
Miss Mary Hogue will teach the same school
she taught last year in Norway township.
Clifton is to have another schoolllouse. The
lcontract has been let to Mr.. Sam Scasbury for
$40.
I The people Of the Hillsdale appointment feel
that they are entitled to little more attention
from the ministers on the Hope charge than
they are receiving. The Hillsdale appointment
has nearly one half the members and paid last
| year more than one.third the amount raised
for the preachers support. They think they
| ought to have more than one sermon a month,
aud If there Is but one preacher lie should di.
vide his time between the appointments and
not give it all to two or three and let the rest
60 without preaching. J. b.
| News Notes.
Tho Northern Pacific railroad company on
Tuesday paid into the territorial treasury $780,
200 under the Walsh gross earnings law.
The democrats elected Cregier mayor Of
Chicago by about 1900 majority.
The German minister at Washington re-