Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-10-15
Commissioners Proceedings-Oct. Term
Parker, S. d. October 8, 1891.
BOARD met pursuant to statute.


a. w. Bacon, John II. Lambertz, James
Bradbury and q. w. Arney, also j. w.
/ Watson, deputy auditor.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
4 On motion Commissioner Lambertz
was authorized to notify Louis Peter
son to care for his father according to
agreement.
On motion Chris Olsen was allowed
$500 per week from July !. 1891, for
care and board of Nels Stuergard until
/ there is "a change in his condition.
/ On motion the following persons
were appointed judges Of election in
their respective precincts to conduct
the special election to be held Nov. 3,
A. d. 1891, and the voting place fixed
to each precinct as follows:
Township 100, range 52-Judges, c
a Cctfman, superintendent, Ole Slet-
ten, Matt kinyon, at house of William
Rost
] Township 100, range 53-Judges, II
w Parker, superintendent, Tobias
Schmidt, Robert West, at house Of
Peter Unruh.
Township 100, range 54-Judges,
Stephen Jesse, superintendent. Ole Bak-
er, Gerhard Klinger, at Palmer school
house.
Township 100. range 55-Judges,
| Charles Kappenman, uperintendent,
tt Way, Isaac Dick, at Dick school
! house.
Township 80, range 52-Judges,
John Heeren, superintendent, Dewey
| Shaw, Albert Meester, at Heeren
school house.
Township 80, range 53-Judges, M
j Hogan, superintendent, John Shep-
ardson, Isaac Whsle, up stairs in court
house, Parker.
Township SO, range 54-Judges,
George .Mumby. superintendent, & n
Lounsberry, Cornelius JantZ, at Hill
building, Marion.
| Township SO, range 55-Judges, Ja-
cob B. GRADER. uperintendent, Henry
Wiepking, Peter Miller, at Andrew
GRADERS house.
Township SO, range 52-Judges, w
II Stoddard, superintendent, Sell
Smith school house.
Township IS, range SD Judges, Pc
| ter Allen, superintendent, Arch Run
dell, j V Mann, at Town Hall, Hurley.
Township 9S, range 54-Judges, Mil
ton Salmon, superintendent, Thomas
Espie, Anthony Dedrich, at Fred Stien-
fadt's house.
Township SO, range 55-Judges Pc
ter Preheim, superintendent, Jacob Z
| GRADER, Andreas Schrag, at Childs-
town postof1ice.
Township 81, range 52--Judges, III
j Sanborn, superintendent, John Free
ling, j A Davis, at the Freezing school
house.
Township 81, range 53-Judges, Zeb
Stout, superintendent, John Brown, ,
| N Monk, at Swan Lake school house.
Township 81, range 54-Judges, A a
Powers, superintendent, John Peter
son, Christian SWenson, at Peterson
school house.
Township 81, range 55-Judges,
Anthony Benson, superintendent, Ig
natz bangle, John DoWner, at Helga-
gers school house.
Township 96, range 52-Judges, 0
Il Colman, superintendent, f NJ Stover,
Christian Epple, at Roger, Anderson
| & Co.'S store building, on Broadway
street, Centreyille,
| Township 9G, range 53-Jndges,
Joel Fry, superintendent, L f Nelson,
| Chris Olsen, at school house No. 5, OF
Daneville school township. The judi
| ges IN the first commission district to
be Judges at both the special and gen
eral elections.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and orders drawn on county
general fund:
| G Oleson, board Of pauper, S IS 10
| A + Elliott, cash paid for gra-
der and interest, SOP 90
WY, Murry hau1inp Grader
from vermillion and grad
ing road, AZ 70
Carl Nyberg, rent of house of
Mrs. Holland, IL 90
N L Hoyne, goods for Mrs. - :,
N L Hoyne, goods for Mrs. =
Holland, 5OO
= ary ' fudge Judge ~ 25ooo
j II Queal & Co. lumber, 26 80
A j Allen, 3rd quarter salary
and cash expenses, county
| attorney, 225 %
N p Frederickson, road work,
district No. 43, road fund 3O w
| Joseph Frick, county auditor
salary, September, ll9 5o
Fl Ouea] 81 Co. lumber, 80 80
On mott IN the bill of Geo. D Bar
nard's for blanks, etc, was rejected.
= s,lpplies s1919
F Smith, filing safe, 70
Henry Schuknecht, board and
| washing for prisoner, w
w Y Quigley, defending pris-
| Oner, 20 w
A G Pease, refund order, road
dist No. II. over so years
Of age $50
Perkins Brothers, blanks, 32l
On motion the following road super
visions were appointed:
Dedrich Schartner. dist. No. 8; Seth
| Berry, dist. No. 2l; James Lease, dist.
No. 81; George Smith, dist. No. 81.
I Flynn, road work, dist 50, road -
fund, 80 w
On motion the county treasurer was
authorized to redeem the se114 sec u,
twp. 100, range 50, from tax 1883, the
same being government land at time
! of sale.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and orders drawn on county
| general fund:
| II P Sorenson, refund order
for dog, S 90
Perkins Bros, case and books, 81 so
Henry Wall, care of idiot per
contract, 70 w
Egbert, Fiddler & Chambers,
supplies, - 40 20
Fred Krouse, wolf bounty, 600
VIC Wass, printing for county
Supt. 70 Oo
VIC Wass, commissioners pro-
ceedings and notices, 22 w
j McAthie, salary and expenses
asCo. Supt. 322 20
MAIDS Larson, work on highway, 300
Quarterly report of Jos. Allen. JUS
tice of the peace accepted and costs al
lowed as follows:
State VS.. NJ. ]. Donahoe.
Jos. Allen, justice fees, %
State VS.. VIM. Harneis and Lon Welch.
Jos. Allen, justice, Az
Quarterly report of S. Kinkaid, JUS
tice Of the peace accepted and costs
allowed as follows:
State VS.. II. i. Tyler.
S Kinkaid, justice fees 10
| w G Carpenter, witness fees, w
G Mumby, marshal fees, 10